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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1921)
GRESHAM OUTLOOK. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » » ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ O » Oh Boy! TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 TO 31 for Quail and Pheasant? We are headquarters for Guns, Shells, Cleaning Rods, Gun Oil and the License G et R e a d y ! L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO. * Cornerstone of ^Achievement Quality is the cornerstone upon w hich the reputation o f Red Crow n gasoline rests. T he achievem ent of Red Crow n quality is th a t it delivers the m axim um pow er your engine w as designed to develop. It insures ready starting, rapid and sm ooth ac celeration, and g reater mileage. “Red C row n” is readily available th ro u g h o u t th e P acific C o ast: a t Standard Oil Service Stations, a t g a rages, and at other dealers. Look for the Red Crow n sign be fore you fill. * STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) A “ back to th e school” p arty la be ing planned for th e L usted P aren t- T eacher association, w hich will be held a t th e schoolhouse on F rid ay evening, O ctober 14. T his prom ises to be a splendid opening of th e so cial activ ities of th e school year which all p atro n s and frien d s of the : : school will wish to atten d . T he people are asked to come to th e social dressed as they did in th e ir own school days an d th e ladies are expected to bring lunch f o r two in buckets such as they used when a tte n d in g school. A b rief business session will be held an d a p rogram w hich will be ap p ro p riate to th e occasion. Possi bly an old fashioned spelling m atch will be one feature. T he L usted school h as been m ade a branch of th e P o rtlan d lib ra ry and a box of books has alread y been re ceived. A dditions an d changes to th e book su p p ly will be m ade w eekly and p atro n s will ta k e o u t th e books on cards th e sam e as a t th e m ain or any b ranch lib rary . T his will be a d istin ct ad v an tag e to th e p atro n s of th e school which they will doubtless appreciate. If You Want Real Service » The Modern Electric Washing Machine has been called the greatest of all— L^bor-Saving Money-Saving Time-Saving —appliances ever produced for the Home. We believe you will agree with this strong statement after you have seen one of these machines in action. Drop in any time for Free Demonstration ELECTRIC STORE ELECTRIC BUILDING Portland Railway, Light & Power Company PhoiM» PLEASANT HOME Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Eddy and d au g h ter. Lulu, of Sandy w ere d in n er gu ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. M. L en n artz S unday.-T he Eddys expect to move to P leasan t Home In th e n ea r fu tu re and have ren te d the Em il G rim m hom e n e a r th e M ethod ist church. Miss Fox, Miss B etts, and Mr. Sa bin of th e P o rtlan d lib ra ry w ere in P lea san t H om e Monday aftern o o n a rra n g in g for th e in stallatio n of a lib ra ry in th is com m unity. T he li b rary association has m ade a g rea t concession in th a t books w hich are in th e lib ra ry here may be loaned to anyone who pays taxes in th e O rient d istrict. T his includes a g re a t many who live in C lackam as county. The people of th e com m unity will ap p re ciate th is o p p o rtunity. T he lib rary will be open on T uesday and S a tu r day aftern o o n for th e p resen t and will be in ch arg e of som e com petent person. Sunday, O ctober 23, is th e d ate of th e P lea san t H ome d istric t Sunday school association m eeting an d plans are alread y u n d er way fo r th is ses sion. Or. J. T. A bbett, an ex p eri enced S unday school w o rk er will be one of th e sp eak ers of th e day b ut a full program has not been o u tlin ed as yet. This session will be held a t th e B ap tist church. T he hom e of R alph Jo h an so n is rapidly assum ing a ttra c tiv e pro p o r tions and. th e new building will add much to th e g eneral ap p earan ce of th e com m unity. This building of new residences and th e im proving of old ones w hile going on quietly is i everth eless m aking for a steady and rapid gro w th mi th e com m unity. H arold Erier spent S atu rd ay a t th< hom e .o f his parents. H arold is w orking a t Bull Run. G uests Sunday at th e hom e of the Misses L enora and E rm a E d er were. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G rim shaw of G resham , Hazel F ow ler, Owen P a r ro tt of P o rtlan d , E m ilie Salqulst, H arry C arlson and C arl S alqulst. ROCKWOOD A box social Is being planned for the benefit of th e Rockwood school which will be held a t th e Bchool- house on F rid ay n ig h t, O ctober 14. A sh o rt program w’ill be given by th e pupils and a good tim e is assured all who can atten d . T he ladies will b rin g well filled boxes. Rockwood school boasts two pu pils who m ade enviable records in th e fairs th ro u g h th e club projects. Alvin K aser of th e eig h th grade, who won second place on his exhibit in th e pig club a t th e M ultnom ah county fair, w ent to th e s ta te fa ir w here he won first prize on th e same exhibit, consisting of a sow and seven pigs. He Intends to exhibit his pigs in th e In tern atio n al Livestock Exposition in P o rtlan d . George D ah lh am m ar of th e seventh grade took fo u rth prize on a pig a t G resh am and second prize on th e sam e pig a t Salem. MELROSE AND VICTORY z^z, by b w U ' i Ou Company (C tù /m ) East. 7 1 0 2 ; G rm h sm 3 5 5 AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE M oving and frenerai H auling 12 4 -0 U nion A venue Wood, Coal and Briquets P ortlan d . Oregon 11, 1021 PAUK THREE LUSTED P.-T. ASSOCIATION ANTI SALOON LEAGUE WILL HAVE SCHOOL PARTY AIDS LAW ENFORCEMENT Hunting Season;; IS HERE OCTOBER A baby boy was born T h ursd ay m orning to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gould. T he baby, has been nam ed Phillip. Mrs. Gould is a d a u g h te r of Mrs. Lord. A n o th er recen t arriv a l was a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. S. K ohl. This was also a son who is now ab o u t two weeks old. Geo. A rm strong has been com pelled to give up his w ork fo r a few weeks w hile he recovers from a se vere cold. H. W. Cooley* is assisting w ith th e work. W a lte r A rifistrong is recovering nicely from th e attac k of pneum onia which he suffered. Miss Fay Lord has gone to W il bur, O regon, in th e so u th e rn p a rt of th e std te to work. Ten th o u san d days have been served in ja il, and $20,000 Imposed in fines in th e courts of Oregon d u r ing th e last 12 m onths as a resu lt of th e activities of th e two s ta te agents of th e Oregon A nti-Saloon league T his is a resu lt of 1000 com plaints which th e league has received during th e year, according to W. J. H erw ig, su p erin ten d en t. The rep o rt shows 150 raids were m ade, 100 stills conflcated and de- stroyed and 100 convictions secured. In addition a la rg e n u m b er of cases are still pending in th e co u rts. H er wig estim ates th a t his ag en ts have destroyed $30,000 w orth of bootleg g ers’ and m oonshiners' p ro p erty d u r ing th e year. T he n u m b er of gallons of liquor conflcated and tu rn ed over to th e co u rts is not known. The m ain object of th e A nti-Saloon league is to create a w holesom e pub lic sen tim en t fo r law enforcem ent, explained H erw ig, W here officials are found to be enforcing th e low th e league attem p ts to m ake it still easier and m ore p opular to enforce th e law by crystallizing public se n ti m ent to upohld and back law enforce m ent officers. On th e o th e r hand, an effort is m ade to rem ove those who fail to live up to th e ir o ath of office. H erw ig has also found th a t his of fice is receiving m ore com plaints th an public prosecutors, because his agents have refused to divulge th e source of th e ir in form ation. Some em b arrassin g co u rt situ atio n s have been caused as a resu lt of public of ficials revealing th e nam e of th e ir In form ant, he said. "B elieving th a t a m ere fine is only a cheap license, we have been urging judges to im pose a heavy ja il sen tence,” H erw ig said. "T h e resu lts have been exceedingly g ratify in g , as judges all over th e sta te a re now g iv ing heavy ja il sentences. “T he league is co operating w ith o u r d ep artm en t a t W ashington in th e passage of th e bill extending n atio n al p rihibition to every A m erican in all cou n tries w here th e U nited S tates is represented. This will prev en t any A merican from engaging in th e liq u o r business in China, Jap an and all o th e r co u n tries w here o u r govern m ent is represented. T he passage of th is bill will be a trem en d o u s victory. The n atio n al league, th ro u g h its legislative d ep a rtm en t a t W ashing ton, is seeking to secure ad d itio n al n ational law enforcem ent legislation, m aterially stren g th en in g th e Vol stead law, in which we qye also co o p eratin g .”— F rom th e Oregon Jo u r nal. POWELL VALLEY Miss A nna Nordblom is slow ly Im proving from a serious a ttac k of in flam m atory rheum atism . She has been ill since th e th ird day of high school and was absolutely helpless fo r m ore th a n a week. F rien d s are glad to learn th a t she is on th e mend. T he L u th e ra n L adles' Aid society will m eet a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A nderson at A nderson s ta tion T hursday aftern o o n , O ctober 13, a t 2 p. m. All a re invited to atten d . G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olsen F riday evening were, P. A. Johnson, Jo h n Johnson, N ellie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. L indgren, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lind and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. C arl Nelson and d a u g h te r L illie. T he room s were beau tifu lly decorated w ith au tu m n leaves. T he Misses Amy G ustafson and E dith W right en tertain ed a p arty of frien d s at th e hom e of Mrs. A lta G entry F rid ay evening. T h ere were 15 young people p resen t and th e evening was sp en t in gam es of v ari ous sorts. At th e L u th e r L eague Sunday evening th e m em bers decided to en te r a fo u r w eeks’ m em bership cam paign and captains were chosen to head th e w ork. Mrs. B ert Olsen and Miss M yrtle A nderson will head th e tw o team s and th e losing side The only way that a “hired man” can ever own prop erty of his own is to put regularly a PART of his earn ings into the bank. The only way that a property owner can buy more property is to bank a part of HIS INCOME. Money piles up fast if you will let it STAY in the bank and keep on adding to your balance. Try it; you will see. We invite YOUR Banking Business. Resources over $350,000 BANK OF GRESHAM GRESHAM, OREGON Plowing, Discing, Harrowing w it 11 TRACTOR See me for prices WILBUR ALTMAN G ro.ham P h o n e 45» WOOD COAL Ekstrom Truck Service A Truck for Every Kind of Work Cor. P ow ell and Maple G resham 1581 will en te rta in th e w inners w ith a program and refreshm ents. E rn est A nderson le ft last week for H eppner to work on th e concrete bridges being constructed in th is te r ritory. S atu rd ay evening Mr. and Mrs O scar Nelson, P. A. Johnson and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. B eft Olsen, Mrs. Em m a Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. F. MattBon and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. C arl Nelson and d au g h te r Lillie, w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lindgren. T he L adies' Aid society of the Mission church will m et W ednesday aftern o o n a t th e hom e of Chas. P eterson. E veryone is cordially In vited. 2 2 5 Ash Street P ortland U dwy. 2082 P rivate Sale. Leaving fo r C alifornia. Must sell th is week. F e a th e r pillows (n ev er used) 75c. New blue-bird cu rtain s, 30c; dishes, 5c an d 10c; alum inum pans, 15c u p; percolator, 75c; tea pot, 30c; w hite enam el m edicine chest, m irro r door. $2; egg beater, potato m asher, knives, etc., 5c up; electric sew ing m achine, Re-nu-llfe vib rato r, linen, rug rugs, bedding, silverw are, tubs, 2-b u rn er oil stove, axe, saw handle, au to tools, etc., cheap. Also kew ple dolls 95c an d 45c; lamp dolls, $3. Mrs. Chas. Gush, new house, co rn er F o u rth and Hood, Gresham . SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN to th e legal voters of Union High School D istrict No. 2 of M ultnom ah County, S tate of Oregon, th a t a Special School M eeting of said D istrict will be held a t High School Building, on th e 14th day of O ctober, 1921, a t 8 o’clock In th e afternoon, fo r th e follow ing objects; To discuss th e advisability of in su rin g each school bus ag ain st personal In ju ry In th e ag g re g a te am o u n t of $10,000.00 o r accepting th e a lte rn a tiv e of assum ing o u r own risk as heretofore, o r waiving all claim s fo r dam ages in th e event of personal injury. Dated th is 3d day of O ctober, 1921. W. C. LAW RENCE, C hairm an B oard of D irectors. A tte st: K. A. M ILLER, D istrict Clerk. THE ONE AWAY FROM HOME WILL ENJOY TH E HOME PAPER MOST E x a m in a tio n fo r Pont m a s te r. T he U nited S tates Civil 8ervlce Com mission has announced an exam ination to be held a t P o rtlan d , O re gon, on N ovem ber 6, 1921, as a re su lt of which it is expected to choose a p o stm aster to fill th e vacancy now ex istin g at th a t office and o th e r va cancies as they may occur. The T ro u td ale office Is of th e fo u rth class and th e com pensation a t th e office fo r th e past fiscal y ear was $919. Anyone w ishing f u rth e r in fo rm a tion concerning th e exam ination should apply to th e T ro u td ale post- office or th e Civil Service Commission at W ashington, D. C. Subscribe now for the Outlook and your Portland Dally. All over the country newspapers are joining in a Subscribe to Your Home Paper \\ eek.” There is Orange Week, Prune Week, and many other “weeks” to boost some al ready well known article,-but the “Subscribe to Your Home Paper Week” is a new one. And it seems to be getting the approval of all the country papers. Watch the Outlook for further announcement of a surprise during that week, which will be November 7 to 12.
