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CORBETT MAN DIES
MISS ALICE LAKE WEDS
GIRLS POLYTECHNIC
PORTLAND BUSINESS MAN
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
“ GRADUATES MANY GIRLS
Ju ly R ecords
O n Sale T o d a y
F eatu rin g
G iuseppe D anise
Irene W illiam s
M arie T iffany
T h e o K arie
Elizabeth L ennox
D orothy Jardon
a n d o th e r iv o rld -fa m e d a r tis ts
M argaret McKee
—also 14 N ew est D ance H its b y Isham Jo n e s’, C arl F en to n ’s,
Bennie K rueger's, and o th e r Fam ous D ance O rch estras
T he W o r ld ’s C le a re st
P honographic R e c o rd s
N o te C om plete L ist
b elow
BR U N SW IC K RECORDS PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH
O peratic
Artist
No. Siso Price
W e ilc s
B arblere di S txlalla — L ar(o
a I fa c t o t u m
( R oom fo r th e
F a c t o tu m ) ( A c t I. S c e n e 1)
R oaetnl ’ B a r ito n e . In I t a lia n
E m a n l— <> dc’r erd ’ aan l m ini
(O h B r ig h t a n d F le e t in g
S h a d o w s ) ( A ct I I I ) V erd i;
B a r ito n e . In I t a l i a n .................
G iu sep p e D e n i s e . . . .
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Arti et
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W illem W U lek a ..
Selection
E ven ing Star from T w in- - 1
h5u*ex
h
lu ee r (W agn er) 'Cello Solo > 5 1 »
'Cello Solo. J
M enuett (B a lydn)
y
P o p u la r D ance H its
Artlet
Selection
Sim God— P aa TYot. , . . . . . . . .
H igh B row n BI nee—F ox T r o t.
Stum bling— F o x T rot
............
I ’m J o a tW U d A bout H arry—
F ox T rot — F rom “Shuffle
A long” ..........................................
R om any Ix>ve— Fox T rot . . . .
N o Cee C rying— Fox Trot . . .
Moon R iver—-W a ite ....................
H aw aiian N ig h tin g a le — W alts
Lov»^ D ovo—F o x Trot— From
Yc “T he 1 R ose o f Stam boul” . . .
T " u“ ’1
Sorry— F ox
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8177
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Ish a m Jone»*
O rcheetra. •«
Som e Son ny D a y — F o x Trot.
D on’t B rin g Mo Poelee— Fox
8874
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B o d y Wledoeft*»
C alifornian». . • ,
Dan Carroll and
Mario P e r r y . . •
Sing Song Man— F o x T r o t. . .
U t i l e T hought»— F o x T r o t. ..
Irish B oole — M edley — Violin
and A coord lon...........................
Irish Jig s— M edley—
A o c o rd lo a ............................. ..
8873
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8807
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6188
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8184
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8188
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8880
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8888
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Inhani Janee’
O r c h e a t r a .. .
B e n n i e K ruega
O r ch ea tra . . .
Selvin*« O rcheetra.
H aw aiian N ovelty
O rcheetra.........
Carl F enton’»
O rch eetra .. •
Trot.....................................
Mario P erry.........
trti.1
S o n g s—C o n c e rt a n d B a lla d
SslSStel
L ittle A labam a Coon (Starr)
S o p ra n o ........................................
Such a L IT F ello w (Lowell*
D ichm on t) S o p ra n o ................
Juet T hat One Hour (W erner­
s v ille ) T en o r.............................
I f You W ould L ove Me (Ja­
cobi- M acD erm ld) T en or...
A n gels E ver B rig h t and F air
M arie T iffa n y ..» «
T heo K arle
( H a n d e l) S o p r a n o ...................
Irene W illia m » ..
F llza l> eth
Criterion Male
Q u a r te t............
M argaret M c K e e .. . . «
Oh. for th e W ings o f a D ove
(M endelssoh n) S o p r a n o ....
Hl» L ullaby
(H ealy-Jaoobe !
Bond) C o n tra lto ........... ..
L ast N ig h t (K Jerulf) C ontralto
In th e G arden (M ile» )..............
Juet O utside t h e D oer (A ckley)
Sunflower D ance (M acCly-
m ont) W h istler w ith O rch..
Son» Bird ( M cK ee-A pplefleld)
W histler w ith O r o n e e tr a ...
P o p u la r S o n g j
Artln
D orothy Jardon.
B rox Sisters w ith
B ennie K r
O rcheetra.
BW y Jones and
E rnest H a v e............«
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Selection
B u t I H a te To Go H om e
e—Sopra i
d i r t ’t i i l i i
D r e a m in g ........................
Sunny D ay — N ovelty ‘
V oqa l i s t s . . .
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8870
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School H ouse B ines — F r
“Music B ox R evue”—N<
elty V o ca lists.
In th e L lttte B ed School
H o w e — Tenor and B aritone
M ister (»alla«her and Mieter
Sh eaa— Tenor and B ariton e
J. E. METZGER
What about
carbon
Chemical analysis shows that all lubricating oils are
composed of about 85 X carbon and 15 X hydrogen in
chemical combination.
All lubricating oils form carbon whan burned in the
combustion chamber. The important thing to deter­
mine ia the am ount and kin d of carbon formed by
the oil.
Soma oils form a good deal of carbon, soma a small
amount; some produce hard,flinty carbon which will
cause a great deal of trouble ; others produce a soft,
flaky carbon that will do no damage.
The important factors determining the amount and
kind of carbon formed by a lubricating oil are the
crude from which It ia made, the process and care of
refining it. Its purity and stability.
Advantages o f Crude and Vacuum Refining
Great care is exercised in selecting the crudes from
which Zerolene is made, to secure only those which
contain the most desirable lubricating values and at
the same time as little as possible, if any, of the un­
desirable hydrocarbons such as wax and asphalturn.
In selecting crudes for Zerolena, the Standard Oil
Company has the advantage of its own large produc­
tion of practically every type of crude oil. For thia
reason the company ia not compelled to use any par­
ticular crude because it happens to ba the only one
available.
These selected crudes, carefully refined by our own
patantad, high-vacuum process, produce in Zerolena,
oils of the highest lubricating value, which, whan
burned In the combustion chamber, develop a very
small amount of carbon of a soft, flaky nature, which
can do no harm and usually blows out entirely with
the exhaust.
STANDARD O U COMP Alf»
.
{California!
more pwverfispeed
less friction and w ear
th ru Correct Lubrication
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jo n as w ith a large
num ber of friends atten d ed th e gr«d-
, u alin g exercises of tn e ir d au g h ter,
M argaret, from th e G irls’ polytech­
nic school at P o rtlan d T hursday ev-
euing, Ju n e 15. She is th e first stu-
■ dent from FairVlew to g ra d u a te from
! th is school.
T here was a class of 79 g irls, th e
i la rg e st ever g rad u a ted from th is
1 th is school.
T he girls w ore colored org an d ie
I dresses and each g irl carried a
' show er bouquet of sw eet peas and
i rose buds. T he g irls d e sig n e d and
] m ade th e ir own dresses, w hich were
; b eau tifu lly m ade, costing from »4
j to $9.
Rabbi Jo n a h B. Wise delivered an
■ excellent ad d ress and F ra n k Schull.
I a m em ber of th e b oard of education,
I presented th e diplom as.
A wedding of In terest to local peo­
ple was th a t of Miss Alice Lake, on
la st Sunday a t th e hom e of h er p ar­
en ts. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. L ake In
H illsboro, to H arold E. W olverton,
a young business man of P o rtlan d .
T he young people will m ake th e ir
hom e in P o rtlan d , w here Mr. W ol­
verton is em ployed w ith th e S tan d ­
ard Oil com pany.
Mrs. George T ucker, of A nderson
statio n , sister of th e groom , was a
guest a t th e wedding.
GILLIS
St. Joseph Leland passed aw ay at
the fam ily hom e in C orbett last
T h u rsd ay m orning, Ju n e 22 at 10:30.
Mr. L eland had been 111 for at least
th ree m onths so his d eath did not
com e as a com plete su rp rise.
He
was born Novem ber 6, 1855, m aking
him 66 years old.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
O livia L elan^ and one d au g h ter, Mrs.
Louis Reed of C orbett. T h ere also
rem ain s tw o sisters, living in Port-
lahd, Maine.
T he services will be held S atu rd ay
m orning, Ju n e 24 a t 1 0:30 a t th e
C h ristian church in C orbett. It is
expected th e Rev. E arl B. Cotton will
preach.
In term e n t w ill be in th e
'
C orbett cem etery.
T he Kev. D. Q. B arry of G resham
and P leasant Home B aptist ch u rch ­
es will be p resen t at th e Sunday
school h o u r next Sunday and will
preach at 3 :1 5 . T he su b ject for open
discussion will be "T h e G reatest
Book."
HALEY
; The young ladies of Haley B aptist
j church will give an in terestin g m u ­
sical program uext S atu rd ay evening,
Ju n e 24, en title d “ T he Story of th e
Pink Rose.”
Follow ing th e e n te r­
■ tain m en t ice cream and ra k e will be
(ORBETT
sold.
j
T he C orbett baseball team d efe at­
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ROCKWOOD
ed S pringdale Sunday m orning to
'
th e tu n e of 3 to 17, and played Bor­
I W. A. Sellwood, fo r m any years a
ing In th e aftern o o n on th e C orbett
Y. M. C. A. secretary , and one who
diam ond, th e v isito rs being th e vic­
saw R ussia and China a t th e ir w orst,
Subscribe now fo r th e O utlook and
tors.
will speak at th e Rockwood church
Mr. an d Mrs. Ray Muck of P o rt- j your P o rtlan d Dally.
on Sunday evening. He is now w ork­
Hand « e r e w eek-end visitors at the
i hom e of h er fath e r. Geo. K nteriem . ! W ant aos. add to y o u r profit.
ing fo r th e N ear E ast Relief.
FAIRVIEW
Mr. Southw ick from Chicago, Is I
¡th e g uest of his cousin, Mrs. St.
T h e G range social which was to Joseph Leland.
Mrs. W ilbur E vans is enjoying a
have been held th is evening has been
pcstponed on account of th e Rose visit w ith h er tw o sisters from east- J
I ern Oregon.
F estival. It will he held on F rid ay j F. W. Reed recen tly exchanged his
evening, Ju n e 30. T h ere is some ¡7-passenger Buick for a-5 -p assen g er
On June 10, 1921, a merchant from a small nearby
m ystery ab o u t th e plans and m uch ' m achine of th e sam e m ake.
town
purchased from Raker and Son a Ford touring car,
The high w aters of th e C olum bia
in terest. It has been given o u t that
paying
$649.58 for same; making a cash payment of
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are
beginning
to
recede
and
th
e
fish­
th e affair Is to be a cam ping o ut p a r­
ty, indoors how ever, and in o rd er to erm en are beginning to reap a m ore
$284.58
and allowing the balance of $365.00 to be paid
m ake It m ore realstlc some genuine liberal harvest. T hus fa r th e fish­
off
in
monthly
payments.
ing
season
has
been
a
very
poor
one.
cam ping out scenes will be throw n
Fred C. Reed was in th e city on
on th e screen by F o rest R anger Al­
To
protect
this
balance an insurance policy of $400
business S aturday.
b ert W elsendanger.
A T R U E ST O R Y
PLEASANT HOME
was secured from the Bank of Gresham in the United
States Fire Insurance Co.
In February he lost by theft his spare tire, spot light
and motometer; the insurance company paid him $20.00
to cover this loss.
On May 29 he lost his car by fire and on June 16
a check for $380,00 was handed him, which was the bal­
ance due him on his insurance policy.
AIMES
At th e school m eeting la st Mon­
F irst-h an d know ledge of condi­ day afternoon, Mrs. Mary W oods was
tions in so u th ern Russia and C hina elected to fill th e unexpired term of
will be given by W. A. Sellwood at two years of J. Y andle who- moved
th e
P leasan t
Home
M ethodist away. G. W ilkinson was elected to
church
Sunday m orning a t
11 ■ fill a th ree-y ear term . He was ch a ir­
o’clock. Mr. Sellwood was a Y. M. man last year. T he th ird d irecto r is
C. A. secretary fo r several years but i H enry H ergert.
is now w orking w ith th e N ear East I M ildred H am ilton, a pupil in
Relief com m ittee. His ta lk will be ■school Dist. 307, C lackam as county,
based on a personal trip m ade lias been aw arded a diplom a for ex­
th ro u g h R ussia and China d u rin g th e cellent work In spelling by th e coun-
days of need.
1 ty su p e rin ten d e n t. B renton Vedder.
T hinking a d u lts are invited to a t­
A Sunday school picnic was held
tend th e Sunday school session a t 10 here la st Sunday in a grove n ea r the
o'clock. G. H. Bickford has been ¡schoolhouse. T h ere were about -75
elected as te ac h er of th e ad u lt class 'p re se n t. A good d in n er was served
and Is now leading in th e discussion at 1 o ’clock, a fte r which a fine
of th e lesson. You are cordially In­ speech was given by Rev. Shay of
vited to all services a t th is “ P leas­ j P o rtlan d , also a sh o rt program con­
an t Church H om e.”
sisting of songs and recitatio n s by
The M ethodist L adies' Aid will th e ch ildren.
Ten gallons of i c e ’
hold a w orking bee a t th e M ethodist cream was served in th e aftern o o n .
parsonage to clean up th e yard.
A fter th e w ork is com pleted, weenies
PLEASANT VALLEY
will be roasted. T he w orkers are to
bring bread and b u tte r sandw iches
V ictor E k stran d of n ear A lbany is
and the ladies will fu rn ish weenies
and cofTee. All are asked to heed visiting for a few days at th e home
th e w arning “ He who will not work I of his b ro th er, C. A. E k stran d .
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W heeler, of
may not e a t.”
T he mid-week service a t th e Bap­ Lents, visited w ith Mr. and Mrs.
tist church Is proving a real live F ra n k F ish, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nelson e n te r­
w ire In th e com m unity. T hirty-one t a in e d Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k P e tit of
w ere p resen t on T hursday n ig h t of P o rtlan d , Sunday.
th is week, in sp ite of th e busy sea­
.las. McLean and fam ily called on
son. P asto r B arry has charge. On Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n K adock Sunday i
Sunday th e ho u rs of services a re as evening.
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follow s: Bible school at 10 o ’clock,
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. H aall of Bell-
i B. Y. P. U .-a t 8 p. m., preaching at rcse w ere callers in th is vicinity
i 8:30. T he p asto r's them e next Sun­ T uesday evening.
day evening will be “T he G reatest
Mrs F ra n k Stevens and d au g h ter
; P rivilege G ranted to Any M an.”
■ Miss L au ra Stevens of P o rtlan d , vis­
ited at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G.
KELSO
J H. Richey Monday afternoon.
Glen H arm on Is assem bling m a­
1
W hile th e audience th a t assem ­ terial on th e gro u n d p rep a ra to ry to
bled S atu rd ay evening a t th e school- erectin g a cottage on a tra c t of land
house to h ea r th e E nna concert was which he recently purchased from ■
not quite so large as usual. It was a T. P. Campbell.
m ost ap p reciativ e one.
Dr. E nna
W ith a record tu rn -o u t of electors
played m ostly his own com positions. as th e re su lt of one of the m ost h o t­
Very in terestin g was a gro u p of ly contested th o u g h friendly cam ­
com positions for children. He spoke paigns. so far as th e principals were
of th e im portance of m aking th e mu- concerned, Thos. G rave was elected
j sic in te restin g to ch ildren, also of d ire c to r over W illard Bliss by a m a­
creatin g a love of b eau tifu l m usic to jo rity of two votes In school Dist. 15
th e exclusion of jazz. His last num - joint.
I ber consisted of a group of th ree
Rev. J. B. C arney will preach at
b eau tifu l melodies, one o rig in atin g th e P leasan t V alley church Sunday
ir his n ative country, D enm ark, one evening. Ju n e 25. Everybody is in ­
I in Sweden and th e th ird , an A m eri­ vited to atten d .
can com position.
Mrs. H erb ert G.
Reed also e n tertain ed the audience
O b itu a r y .
w ith several hum orous readings
Royce W allace B ergstrom , in fan t
which were en th u siastically received. son qf Mr. and Mrs. J. E. B ergstrom ,
Dr. E nna also accom panied th e au d i­ died at th e fam ily hom e In Dam ascus
ence In singing old favorite songs. on Ju n e 12. T he fu n eral was held
A fter th e program
refresh m en ts from th e Swedish B aptist church at
| w ere sold, th e proceeds am ounting H aley T uesday aftern o o n , Ju n e 13.
¡to $ 1 2 .4 0 .. Dr Bans, who was ac­ In te rm e n t was at th e P leasan t Home
com panied by Mrs. E nna and d au g h ­ cem etery.
T he baby leaves to
te r Ellen, will leave P o rtlan d sh o rtly m ourn his early d e p a rtu re his p a r­
for a circu it to u r of C alifornia.
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. Emil B ergstrom ,
At th e an n u al school m eeting on one sister, A rdis, th re e b ro th ers, L a­
’ Monday, Mrs. N. C. P eterso n was verne, D uane and Harley.
elected d irecto r to succeed Max Kll-
T he p allb earers were Vernon We-
gel and P. C. Spooner was re-elected dine, W aldren W edlne, K enneth Val-
f le r k .
berg, Milden Albin. H onorary pall­
Mrs. Baum back will teach th e p ri­ bearers, who carried flow ers were
m ary g rades again next y ear but as D orothy Kelly, L eona Lem ke, L illian
yet no principal has been secured.
Todm an and Vivian Gran.
The W om an’s club will m eet at
th e home of Mrs. Max Kligel on
C ard of T hanks.
¡T hursday, Ju n e 29.
We
wish
to express o u r g ra titu d e
Fred C anning, wife and little son,
h e a rtfe lt th a n k s for th e k ind­
'o f San F rancisco, are m aking a visit and
ness an d sym pathy shown by o u r
I w ith th e fo rm e r’s p aren ts, Mr. and m
any f r l e n ^ and neighbors at th e
Mrs. F. W. C anning. They cam e all tim
e of sickness and death of our
J th e way by autom obile.
ear and beloved baby Royce, and
T he Misses E lizabeth, M argaret d for
e m any b eau tifu l floral offer­
■ and A ngela C anning are at hom e for ings, th especially
do we th an k th e pall­
th e ir sum m er vacation.
b earers and flow er g irls. Rev. An­
j Mr. and Mrs. V ictor Fosberg and drew
Jo h n so n , and those who ren ­
ch ildren, David Fosberg and Mr. and
th e singing.
1 Mrs. Carlson, all of Deep Creek at- dered
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. BergBtrom
I tended th e E n n a concert S aturday
and C hildren.
■ evening.
Joel J a rl recently retu rn ed from
S torage b attery rep airin g an d re ­
| a visit to hts fam ily a t Medford,
and g e n e ra to r
b ringing his d au g h ter, M ildred, back charging, s ta rte r
: with him fo r th e sum m er.
Mrs. work, jla k e r & Son.
' J a rl expects to re tu rn here to spend
1 th e F o u rth and visit relativ es and
friends.
In su ran ce
Wood! wood! In su re your wood
anyw here w ith Jo h n Brown. Phone
2501.
tf
M ultiply your retu rn s by adding
w ant ads to your m ethods.
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GRESHAM, OREGON
WOOD
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EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
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(■rewliaui
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B dw y. 2 0 8 2
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buy our 7 per cent Prior Preference Stock.
EASY TERMS: 10% Down—10% a Month if You Like. Let
your Dividends pay your light bills.
INVESTIGATE TODAY.
Investment Department
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham, Phone 2441
See Me for Cattle Hauling
Fisk Tires and Tubes
OLDFIELD TIRES
REPAIRING AND RETREADING
All work guaranteed.
nai
GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY
O pposite B row n's M arket
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B id * W a n t « ! .
Sealed bids will be received by the
directo rs of school d istrict No 26
M ultnom ah county, Oregon, fo r Jani­
to r services for th e com ing school
y ear and fo r fu rn ish in g and d eliv er­
ing of tw enty-five (2 5 ) cords of first
grow th flr wood to be delivered at
th e Powell Valley schoolhouse on or
before th e 15th of Septem ber. 1922
Bids m ust be in th e hands of clerk on
o r bafore th e 15th of July.
The
board reserves th e rig h t to reject
any o r all bids.
KARL J. HAGBERO, C lerk.
G resham , Oregon.
MORAL
Insure your automobile against Fire and Theft in the
United States Fire Insurance Company
GEORGE A. BRANDT
P hone 1107
Powell St.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
F ull Une of Cold Lunch M eats
SANITARY MARKET
MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
SERVICE
Calol Flushing Oil for m í «.
thorouHh clM ning— and
Z .'o l.n . for correct re­
filling. Look for the eign.
STA N D A RD OIL COMPANY
(California)
Main St., G resham
GKO. DIRTL, Prop,
Phone 1711