Gresham outlook., February 21, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
FAIRVIEW
OUTLOOK. TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
1922
PAGE T H R EE
BENEFIT VAUDEVILLE
,
SHOW COMING HERE
■Jack W elbua from R ussellville has
A very am using benefit show Is to
leased the Jo h n S trucken farm con­
sistin g of 37 acres to r a te rm of be given in M etzger's h all next S at­
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years. I t will be p lan ted alm ost en ­ u rday evening. F eb ru ary 25, at 8
tirely to n u rsery stock. He will tak e
o ’clock by th e Rockwood G range
possession th e first of M arch.
D ram atic club which prom ises to be
Mrs. Jo h n S trucken is planning a an am using evening's en tertain m en t.
trip E ast w here she w ill visit a sis- 1 T he club first gave th is show in
te r and h er aged m o th er who is will th e ir own g ran g e hall on th e evening
in th e nineties.
of F eb ru ary 11 and it was a g rea t
Miss A lderson, one of th e prim ary success as th e house was filled to ca­
teachers, who was ab sen t th e past pacity. The proceeds w ent to a fund
week due to sickness, was able to re­ for im proving th e g ran g e hall. A
sum e her teach in g M onday m orning g rea t deal of effort was expended by
Mrs. Lewis Stone has been filling h er those ta k in g p a rt in th e e n te rta in ­
place.
m ent, and m ore money is needed.
Vegetables, Flower and Field
T he W om an's society of Sm ith F o r th is reason it has been decided
Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Orchard,
M emorial church and th e ir friends to repeat th e show here in M etzger’s
will be e n tertain ed at th e hom e of hall next S aturday night.
Garden and Poultry Supplies,
T he play, "T h e Case of Sm ythe vs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McKay on F ri­
fought for Independence and bequeathed
Incubators, Brooders, etc. Baby
day evening. F eb ru ary 24. Colonial S m ith ” is in th e form of a mock
lbxiuceal P rices th is Year
it
to us. For one hundred and forty-five
tria
l.
T
h
ere
are
21
p
erform
ers
In
costum es and refresh m en ts served.
Chicks, Cage Birds, Pet Stock,
G et Our Latest P rices.
years we have kept it a heritage that all
Colonial sty le will be som e of th e all— including 12 ju ro rs; som e of
etc. Fertilisers, Sprays, etc., etc.
whom a re a deaf m an with an ea r
pleasing fea tu re s of th e evening.
Americans hold priceless.
tru
m p e t, a lively darkey and a
T he m em bers of Fairview g ran g e
A W estern C atalog for W estern B uyers— 1(M) p ages— u jsto -d a te,
Independence demands safeguard for
arc planning to hold th e ir re g u la r D utch sa u e rk ra u t m aker. T h ere is
the
future. To safeguard your future in
com p lete anal nicely illu stra ted .
A reliab le, tru th fu l gu id e.
M arch session in th e city h all w here also a judge, several lawyers, fa rm ­
e
r
H
iram
H
oecake
an
d
two
gossipy
the
best
way possible start a bank account
th ey have secured a couple of room s
widows.
today
at
on th e first floor. T he d ate of th eir
4 3 Seconal Street
T he play will last an h o u r and
Portland, Oregon
m eeting has been ch an g ed , from th e
then
th e re will be ad d itio n al n um ­
first to th e second S atu rd ay in each
N ew E ast Siale Store, 194 U nion A venue N „ cor. O regon St.
bers th a t will call for an o th e r half
m onth.
A program , u n d er th e auspices of hour. It prom ises an h o u r and a
th e W om an's society of Sm ith M emor half of laughs for everyone who
ial church, will be given In th e city cares to come and h ear them .
h all on th e evening of M arch 3d. ‘ ENDEAVORERS” TO HOLD
T his will be a high class e n te rta in ­
ANNUAL CONVENTION
m ent as som e fine n u m b ers have al­
ready been secured. W atch fo r an
The 32d an n u al convention of th e
an n ouncem ent w hich will ap p ear C h ristian E ndeavors of Oregon will
la ter.
be held in Salem on F eb ru ary 16, 17,
The Sm ith M emorial P resb y terian 18, 19. Two conventions have been
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church will hold its re g u la r services held in th e past years b ut it was de­
next Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock. cided to hold one all-state g ath erin g
| T he Rev E R D H ollenstead. the th is year.
pasto r, will preach on “ T he Revolu
T he program for th e four days' is
FARM MACHINERY
tion Pow er of G ospel”. In th e even- as follows:
REPAIRING AND RETREADING
D eering B inder, Ross M anure S preader, 2-horse P la n e t J r., Single ¡ng a t eight o’clock, a com m unity
T h u rsd ay evening, F eb ru ary 16,
All work guaranteed.
Horse P la n et J r., Van B ru n t d ra in Drill, MeCormiek Mower, M e - , song service will be held followed by addresses of welcome by G overnor
C orm ick lla.v Rake, Iron Age P otato P lanter, W eeder, Disk H arrow , an illu stra te d lectu re on "Metropoli- O lcott and Mayor H olversen of Sa­
T im e to
ir e f
2 Oliver Chilled Plows, 2 S pring W agons, one single, one double; ton New York C ity.’’ No adm ission lem; keynote address by Dr. Lapsey
2 % F arm W agons, 3-section H arrow , 2 Hay Rakes, 16-foot W agon will be charged b ut an offering will A. McAfee of Berkeley. F riday,
GEORGE A. BRANDT
Bed, Set Dunk Board, V2 ton Phosphate F ertilizer.
, be taken.
Bible stu d y and conference on all
O pposite B row n’s M arket
P hone 1107
Powell St.
E ig h t 10-gallon Milk C ans, C hilly K ing Milk C ooler, 3W-galIon G asoline
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lines of th e ' F o u r Square cam paign
T an k , 4 AV agon C an vasses, E n terp rise Coal O il H eater, E n terp rise Kau-
T R f l l ' T I l i l IT
led by Dr. McAfee; aftern o o n add ress
sa g e Stuffer, Lard anil F ru it P ress, G arden H ose, N ew Sad d le, C ollar and
1 K U I 1 1 U A 4 j IL
and speaking in th e evening by Dr.
S e t Harn«>ss, 2 Sp rin g S eats. H ow e 7-ton P la tfo rm S cale. H eo A utom obile,
S cald in g T rough.
Mrs. H. F. P arso n s spent several H arold L. Bowman. S atu rd ay m o rn ­
O th er sm all article s too num erous to m ention.
days visiting in V ancouver, W ash- ing, Bible and g eneral conference.
TEll.M S: A ll su m s under $ 2 0 , C ash; stuns over $ 2 0 , o n e year n otes, on or ¡ngton.
A fter lunch, sight seeing trip s to all
b efore, at s per cent in terest.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W allace retu rn ed points of in te rest ab o u t th e city; n u ­
from A storia S atu rd ay w here they m erous b an q u ets in th e evening; a
It I. A NDERSON, A uction eer.
K. A. M ILLER, Clerk have been visiting frien d s fo r ten booster session urging P o rtlan d to
days.
work for the 1925 In te rn a tio n a l con­
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS.
Mrs. G race F arw ell visited w ith vention w ith an add ress by M ayor
No. 20562.
Notice Is hereby given th a t I have In th e C ircuit C o u rt of th e S tate of Mrs. O. A. H em street in P o rtlan d Geo. L. B aker will ta k e up th e even­
Oregon for th e County of M ultno­ la st week.
been appointed E xecutor of the E s­
ing. Sunday (closing day) se p erate
mah. In P ro b ate.
ta te of Jam es Silas C rum bley, de­
A J. W. BROWN, Prop.
T he county nurse, Miss Billm eyer, in term ed iate and senior m eetings to
Phone 1891
ceased, by th e H onorable G eorge Taz- In the M atter of th e E sta te of W il­ visited th e school Monday.
be
held
in
th
e
aftern
o
o
n
w
ith
g
eneral
liam
C.
U
lrich,
Deceased.
well, Ju d g e of th e C ircuit C ourt of
A v alen tin e p arty was given by m eeting addressed by Rev. Mr. Stiv
N otice is hereby given, th a t Chris­
O regon, for M ultnom ah County. All
persons having claim s ag a in st said tine U lrich, has been ap p o in ted ad ­ Miss Olive W ilson S atu rd ay evening. era of Eugene and Decision service in MULTNOMAH GRANGE
E sta te are hereby notified to present m in istratrix of th e estate of W illiam A bout 30 g u ests enjoyed th e music, charge of P aul Brow n; closing a d ­
TO HAVE PROGRAM
th e sam e to me at my office on o r be­ C. Ulrich, deceased, by th e C ircuit gam es and a d ain ty lunch, a fte r
dress in evening by Dr. McAfee w ith
C ourt of the S tate of Oregon, fo r the
fore six m onths from th is date.
The M ultnom ah G range will hold
D ated a t P o rtlan d , Oregon, this County of M ultnom ah, D epartm ent w hich th e young folks rolled up th e music led by Mrs. W. E. W rig h t of
of P robate, and has qualified. All ru g s and "trip p e d th e lig h t fa n ta stic ” P o rtlan d . Paul Brown, th e Pacific Its reg u la r m onthly m eeting next S a t­
10th day of Ja n u ary , 1922.
persons having claim s a g a in st said u n til 12 o'clock.
B. F. MULKEY, Executor.
Coast d irector, and LeRoy Robinson, urday, F eb ru ary 25, in th e O rient
403 C orbett Bldg. e sta te are hereby notified to present
C larence P arsons is on th e sick sta te p resident, will presid e a t m ost
th e sam e duly verified as by law re ­
g ran g e hall. Au in te restin g program
quired. at th e office of M cGuirk & list.
of th e sessions.
has been arra n g e d :
Schneider, G resham , Oregon, w ithin
T he L adies' Aid m eets W ednes­
Song, "A m erica” by G range.
six m onths from th e d ate hereof.
day in th e church basem ent, to qu ilt. I INNOVATION IN
CH R ISTIN E ULRICH,
Roll call.
Each m em ber is to
Mrs. G eorgia Moor is visiting h er
BAGGAGE CHECKING
A d m in istratrix .
nam e one th in g th a t “ I will do for
m other, Mrs. L. A. Powell.
McOUIRK & SCH NEID ER,
A. D. K endall, statio n ag en t at o u r G range to m ake It b e tte r.”
A ttorneys fo r A d m in istratrix .
Mr. L eland of K enton is proposing
R ecitation.
Dated and first published, Feb. 14, to open up a b u tch er shop here.
T ro u td ale, calls th e O utlook’s a tte n ­
1922.
Musical
num ber.
tion
to
th
e
fact
th
a
t
new
w
estern
te
r­
Mrs. J. N. C ianahan of G resham ,
D ate of last publication, M arch 14,
T alk by Rev. E arl B. Cotton on
The Lightest Bread on Earth
an d Mrs. Jessie Saiies of P o rtlan d , rito ry baggage tariff, effective March
1922.
"G
unned
o
r
B
read.”
1.
1922.
contains
a
new
rule
affording
spent F rid ay w ith Mrs. M. B. McGin­
a t th e lig h test price on e a rth comes
R ecitation by children.
passengers an o p p o rtu n ity to declare
from th e b rig h test splc and span
FA R M E R S M UTUAL HAS PRO«- nis.
R eading on R e-arm am ent.
P E R O lS Y EA R
bakery in th is, your own hom e tow n.
Q uite a n um ber of children are th e actu al value of th e ir baggage and
Of course you know th e bakery.
R eading, P aren ts as E ducators.
$ 1 2 ,4 0 0 ,0 0 0 in F orce Jan. 12. 1922. ab sen t from school on account of bad certain o th e r defined property, assu r-
Close w ith b irth d a y and penny
Flapjack
colds.
ing them of protection in event of
T h ere’s all th e difference In th e
T he F arm ers M utual F ire Relief
world betw een o rd in ary bread and
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mickley and Mr. ¡)ow>- T he nPW ru le w,n be effective m arch.
F lo u r
association m ade big g ain s in 1921
th e kind you get here. Do you w ant
having w ritten $4,466,000 in risks, and Mrs. J. H. K n arr were th e gu ests 0,1 mo8t all railro ad lines in th e coun- BAPTIST CHURCH
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real solid n o u rish m en t for yourself
TO
gained 1700 new m em bers and paid of Dr. and Mrs. N eubauel* F riday.
try w ith a few exceptions.
HAVE
NEW
PARSONAOE
an *J f,u’’llv? Then tak en no chances
$28,000 In fire losses. J a n u a ry 1st
T he new regulation Is really an in­
and get your bread and cakes a t
th e association adopted a uniform
Grocers
su ran ce fo r th e trav elin g public, and
T
he
B
ethel
B
ap
tist
church
Is
to
CEDAR
ANI)
VICTORY
ra te of 30c per hu n d red d o llars in ­
it is conceded th a t th e privilege of de-
s u r a n c e on all farm property. This
have a new parsonage w ithin a very
Recommend
G eorge H ayden has been q u ite sick elarln g value of baggage Is an excep-
| low rate will enable every fa rm e r to
sh
o rt tim e.
Rev. David Q. B arry,
, ca rry insurance. H. W. S nashail was for several days w ith th e grip.
tional one and sh o u h f be received by
Is Henry a B illion aire?
Albers
re-elected presid en t. Any one d esir­
th
e
ir
pastor,
has
been unable to find
Wm. Gould, who has been visiting th e trav e lin g public with a g rea t deal
In a recently published Interview .
ing to see him ab o u t insu ran ce may
Quality
a su itab le dw elling in G resham ow ing H enry F ord declared th a t he had
the
call at the G resham fa ir g ro u n d s for som e tim e w ith Mr. and Mrs. C. of en th u siasm . A ch arg e of 10 cents
W. Gould left a couple of days ago. for each hundred dollars In excess of to In adequate housing facilities here. cash balances In banks of $125,000,-
Phone 1465.
h o tca ke s
$100 m inim um for baggage and $25 F o r th is reason th e church has de­ 000 to $140,000,000; he did not
He is cousin to Mr. Gould.
o f the
((ravel and Sand.
Eva Stafford has been sick w ith a m inim um on certain property o th e r cided to build th e parsonage as soon know w ithin $15,000,000 how much
W est
In carload lot o r re ta il, delivered o r cold b ut she Is b e tte r now.
th an re g u la r baggage Is made. T he as possible.
he had. He said th a t his balances
haul it yourself. Phone 79x. J. H
P lan s and specifications are ail were w orth $200,000,000, his inven­
G eorge A rm stro n g was tak en su d ­ old ru le lim ited the liability of th e
Hoss.
tf
denly ill ab o u t a week ago. T he doc­ c a rrie r to $100 for each ad u lt tick et com plete and in th e h an d s of a com ­ tories as much more, and he th o u g h t
to r has n ot been able to decide Just and was Intended to protect th e rail m ittee ready to receive bids. L iberal th e whole w orks could be capitalized
w hat alls him. B ut it Is th o u g h t th a t road com pany ag ain st unscrupulous d onations are com ing in fast so it is for a billion. The suggestion th a t
it is some stom ach disorder. He has persons who m ade excessive false expected th a t sufficient fundB will be F ord is a b illio n aire is not accepted
obtained w ithin a sh o rt tim e.
been q u ite sick but is som ew hat im ­ claim s.
by some financial w riters, and many
T his evolution In th e baggage
proved now. Mr. Cooley has been
th in k R ockefeller still th e rich er
N ew Broccoli P lan ter P erfected .
stay in g w ith th e A rm strongs to help sphere culm inated in th e E ast several
man. Jo h n D. Is n ot so much In­
Among o th e r articles which Mr.
w ith th e work. W a lte r A rm strong years since, and th e experience re su lt­
clined to tell th e public w hat he has.
has been having a siege of whooping ing th erefro m has dem o n strated th a t Sloper of Sloper B ro th ers of Inde­ but he has given aw ay h u n d red s of
MARION M A YFIELD, Prop.
cough and is n ot over It yet. He had passengers have been eag er to ta k e pendence has perfected to help with riches. Is he really o u r first billion­
Phone G resham 276.
a severe a tta c k of it.
ad v an tag e of th is privilege, which is his farm w ork Is an au to m atic w ate r­ aire?
ing a ttac h m e n t to be used w ith a
R o b erta W ilhelm sta rte d to school in reality a broad concession.
m illions. F ord seems to have learned
broccoli p lan ter. According to Mr.
ag ain Monday. H aving h e r tonsils
th e secret of rem ain in g p opular with
R. I. A nderson's S ale G reat Succens. S loper's sta te m en t. It au to m atically
P hones: E ast 7 1 0 2 ; G resham 3 3 3
rem oved and th e whooping cough :
th e p ro le ta ria t w hile acq u irin g g reat
T he auction sale held last S a tu r­ w aters each plant as ft Is set in.
kept
h
e
r
out
for
several
weeks.
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
day a t th e R. I. A nderson farm u n d er g rea tly decreasing th e lab o r cost and Lynch P arcnt-T eacherx W ill G ive
D ance.
Need Y our S u it d ev tn ed ?
th e supervision of Colonel Wood and in su rin g a much b e tte r sta n d of
Your Patronage Solicited
T he Lynch P aren t-T each er asso­
H ave It F ren ch dry cleaned, Re- Son was a g reat success. T he cows plan ts th a n can be expected w here
p airin g n eatly dene, T ailo rin g for a ii b ro u g h t very good prices. Colonel th e work is done by han d . He has ciation will give a h ard tim es danc­
ing party at th e schoolhouse, F ebru-
ladies and men.
Wood declared It to be the best sale tised It th ree seasons w ith excellent J ary 24. 1922, Instead of colonial par-
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
M oving and (renerai H auling
124-0 U nion A ven ae
th a t he had atten d ed for a long resu lts and Is th is y ear p lanning to ty previously announced. Prizes of-
tim
e. Mr. A nderson was well sa tis­ m a n u factu re th e m achine and p la c e ' J*™* ,OT m" st o r,glnal ch aracters
W ood, Coal and B riquets
Portland. O regon
A W ant Ad. is th e m ost d irect way
bo,b mpn an<l women and boys and
fied
at th e retu rn s.
to reach a buyer.
It on th e m ark et.
I g irls. Everybody cordially invited.
n n n
; 1922
ANNUAL
CATALOG
For Gardeners,
Berrymen and
Poultrymen
GEORGE WASHINGTON
ROUTLEDGE SEED & FLORAL C0.‘
B
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Bank of Gresham
Auction Sale
OF FARM MACHINERY
W e d ., M ar. 1 1 9 2 2 a t 1 p. m . sharp
On the Kuegg “ lace, 4 mile south of Lmnemann
Junction on P. R. L. & P. R. R.
Fisk fires and Tubes
OLDFIELD TIRES
WEED CHAINS
GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY
HOME PRODUCTS
PURE LARD
C. F. RUEGG, Owner
5 lbs., 75c
10 lbs., $1.50
Delivered
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Albert
Flapjacks
CITY BAKERY
CHOICE FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS
Fresh Fish in Season
PLEASANT HOME MEAT MKT.
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
HONE
SWEET
HOME
CAN I TRUST YOU TO
MAIL THIS ON YOUR
WAY TO THE OFFICE ?
WHY MY DEAR. HOW OXILD
TOO THINK ID FORGET
THAT ’ YOUR LETTER IS
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