Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, September 26, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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den t w ill have a u th o rity ,o n recom m ^u- * Bor I nt,.
C h ild ren s ch u rc h se rv ice i 're g o n , & niece of L. 1 M anning, is sw ing a t S alem th is w eek. W hile th e
d atio n of th e ta riff
com m ission, to , W*D be held a t 11 o'clock an d be fol- ! v isitin g a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
ra is e o r lo w er ra te s to th e ex ten t of ' iowed by g ro w n peo p le s m eetin g . L. P. M anning. T h e M annings took fa ,r dW not ° P*n " fflc,ally u n ‘"
50 p e r c en t in o rd e r
to eq u a lise co st T h ere w ill be sp ecial m usic. E lectio n a , r i P to O ak land a cou p le of w eeks <***• rnanX Pai<l 25 c e n ts ap iece to get
1924^°onl th e flexible
provisions* w as I o t Sun<ljX school officers w ill be h eld ! “ «<> an d M is. M anning re tu rn e d hom e | ,h e flrst ffllm pse of th e m any p re tty
fo rm e rly fixed by th e bill, b u t one of a fte r ch u rc h , Thfc Rev. E. D. R antoli w ith them . S he h as a lso been v isit- ! d isp lay s a lre a d y in place. A bout 1500
th e la s t c h an g es m ade by co n ferees on ‘s p a sto r.
iag re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d . Mr. and People e n te re d th e g a te s y e ste rd a y as
th is m e a su re w as to elim in a te th is,
M rs. Mack Roy of P o rtla n d , so n -ln - sp H -tato's.
and th e effect of th is actio n w ill be to f.reshiiin Man Asks fo r V o luntary law an d d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs.
T h e show ing of club ex h ib its th is
c o n tin u e th e e lastic tariff indefinitely.
A v o lu n ta ry ^ b n n k ^ u " tev
titi i ' Ii,n n *n a ' sp e n t th e w eek-end w ith y ear is la rg e r th a n ev er before. T hey
P ra c tic a lly , ft w ill becom e p e rm a n e n t
law and will last u n til rep ealed o r 1 h as been filed in th e U n ited ' S ta te s f,er Pa re n *a- T h e son, L. H. M anning I « re In the e a st end of th e old exhlhi-
modlfied. If th e law w o rk s o u t a s its 1 co u rt in P o rtla n d by J. D efoe of a n d fam ily of P o rtla n d , s p e n t S unday tioI> bu ild in g w ith th e ex ception of t h e
ad v o cates hope It w ill, it w ill be th e - G resh am . T he p etitio n h as been g ra n t- a t th e M anning hom e.
'iv esto ck v. hlch is o u t in th e b arn s.
beg in n in g of a scientific ta riff system le d te m p o rarily .
Ten co u n ties had th e ir e x h ib its ready
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fo r th e U nited S ta te s an d w ill re s u lt
A m eetin g w as h eld in P o rtla n d to ­
ev en tu a lly in larg ely ta k in g aw ay day to ex am in e th e case.
S ev eral ta rio , C anada, w as a re c e n t v isito r af y esterd ay . T hey a re S h erm an , C la t­
from co n g re ss th e d etailed b u sin ess of h u n d red d o lla rs In a ss e ts w ere discov th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. W il­ sop, W ashington, C lack am as, L inn,
ta riff m aking.
' ered w hich w jll ue tu rn e d o v er to th
son. lie is a co u sin of Mrs. W ixsou Ja c k so n , T illam ook. P olk. M ultnom ah
O pponents of :h e flexible ta riff plan e rd ito rs. K a rl M iller w as a PPoInt<«l ) T h is wa» th e first tim e Mr M acln lv re I and H cod K ,ver
s t a ,e C luh G eadei
i,re d e c la rin g It to be u n c o n stitu tio n - tr u .t'-e
in i s w as in t n rs t tim e Mr. a ia c in ty r e \ _ _ _
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al. H ow ever, som e o f th e ab lest law -
T he Defoe h o u se b u rn ed dow n re ! liart 'ls ite d th is p a rt of th e country
y ers in co n g re ss a ss e rt It is co n stitu - 1 cen tly .
* j an d he liked it v ery m uch. A ccom - I tu ra l C ollege, ls in c h a rg e . M iss
tlo n al and w ill be uphold.
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| p anted by Mrs. W lx so n ’s b ro th e r and H elen C ow gill, d o m estic s ile n c e sp e c ­
R esp o n sib ilities fall n a tu ra lly upon
those
who
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a
bluff
a
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b
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able
to
lilB w ile of P o rtla n d a tr ip w as m ade ialist, is a lso th ere. M iss E th e l C at-
Need Your Suit Cleaned?
assum e th em , b u t th ey d o n ’t stay long o v er th e C olum bia riv e r highw av.»The bin s h as c h a rg e ot t i e M ultnom ah
H av e It F re n c h d ry clea n ed . R e­ th ere.
’ d ay h ap p en ed to be p erfectly c le a r I co u n ty c lu b s an d Mrs. P u rc e ll th e
p a irin g n e a tly d o n e. T a ilo rin g fo r
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w ith th e v /o rd e rtu l scen ery
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fes a tu re s of th e
ery. .
P E T E R L EN A R D , T a ilo r.
I beau ty , you can still b bathe.
s ta te fa ir is th e co n cessio n s. O nly
W ord com es to th e O utlook th a t
clean a ttra c tio n s i r e to be allow ed on
G e rtru d e D ow sett is in fo rm a tio n file
the g ro u n d s th is y ear. T h is w as trie d
ed ito r of th e O. A. C. D aily B a ro m eter.
out la st y ear and w as found to be
I w hich m ade its first a p p e a ra n c e on
such a su ccess th a t it w as re p eated .
I th e cam p u s W ednesday m o rn in g a s a
T he g am b lin g devices hav e been
¡six -colum n, fo u r-p ag e p aper.
T he
ru led out.
| B aro m eter has h e re to fo re been issu ed
We have on hand now a good as­
i only tw ice b w eek. H om er R o b erts VOCATIONAL TRAINING
sortment of Towels, Aprons, Night-
I of C o rv allis Is ed ito r of th e p a p e r and
DHIYILEGE LIMITED
N
E lm er B utz of D allas b u sin e ss m an-
Gowns, Center Pieces, Pillow Slips
| ag er.
D ecem ber 15 h as been se t a s th e
and Baby Dresses.
O. N. F o rd , m a n a g e r of th e P o rtla n d la s t day ap p lic a tio n fo r v o catio n al
G un club, w as in G resh am th e la tte r tr a in in g m ade by d isab led w a r v e t­
p a rt of la s t w eek p a ss in g o u t c ig a rs e ra n s m ay be accepted by th e U nited
1 in h o n o r of th e a r r iv a l of O. N. F ord, S ta te s V e te ra n s' B u reau , acco rd in g to
J r ., w ho w as b o rn a t K erk h o v en , M in­ m a n n o u n cem en t received h e re today
n eso ta, re cen tly . Mrs. F ord is w ith from L. C. Jo sep h , n o rth w e s t d is tric t
m a n a g e r of th e g o v ern m en t agency.
h e r p a re n ts at th a t place. S he w ill He u rg ed th a t a ll fo rm er se rv ice peo­
I re tu rn w ith h er son a b o u t Oct. 15
ple w ho feel th a t th ey m ay seek tr a in ­
A tr ip to M an zan ita b each w as en- ing at th e ex p en se of th e g e v e rn m e n t
a t a la ter d a te file th e ir a p p lic a tio n s
Next door to Outlook
GRESHAM, OREGON
[ joyed over th e w eek-end by J. W. w ith th e n e a re s t office of th e V e te ra n s'
L aw ren ce, Mr. an d M rs. G eorge P age B ureau w ith in th e n e x t few w eeks.
an d c h ild re n an d Miss C ora G reen. T he v e te ra n h a s one y e a r a f te r req u est
fo r tr a in in g is g ra n te d to ta k e a d v a n ­
i T hey re tu rn e d hom e la s t night.
tag e of it. If th e v o catio n al h a n d ica p
M rs. S tev e M arston h a s re tu rn e d is
e lim in ated d u rin g th e delay period
from a w eek-end v isit w ith h e r h u s ­ he m ay lose his tr a in in g p riv ileg e, it
MLS
band w ho is em ployed in a logging w as sta te d
Mr J e s s e p h sta te d th a t a w a rd in g of
AsBr .Y Í '
cam p a t W est T im b er, O regon.
Jo h n B row n is re g is te rin g v o ters v o catio n al •ra in in g c la im s is based on
serv ice co n n ectio n of th e w a r d is a b ili­
p re p a ra to ry to th e g e n e ra l election to ty, w hich m ust be a v o c a tio n al h a n d i­
be held on N ovem ber 7. Only a sh o rt cap an d th e feasib ility of 'h e a p p lic a n t
tim e is left for th e p u rp o se as tlie f ilterin g tra in in g . T he tra in e e is pain
$80 and 1100 a m onth a n d ad d itio n a l
books w ill clo se on O ctober 7.
Ru-ber-oid on your buildings is in­
a llo w an c es fo r d ep e n d e n ts as living
A mong th e v is ito rs to th e R ound-up
surance against leaks and roof troubles
x penses d u rin g his c o u rs e of study.
for many years to come. A coat of
a t P en d leto n la s t w eek w ere Mr. and More th a n 9o0 d isab led v e te ra n s of
Ruberine Roof Paint every few years
Mrs. A. E. E k stro m an d Miss E va th e P acific N o rth w est hav e s u c c e s s­
is all the attention a Ru-ber-oid roof
M cC arter w ho le ft h e re W ednesday fully co m pleted tr a in in g c o u rs e s and
needs. It pays to put on Ru-ber-oid
3,300 o th e rs a re now in tra in in g , it
Ninety per cent of young men start their careers
an d re tu rn e d S u n d ay n ig h t. T hey r e ­ w as sta te d . W ith in th e n e x t m o n th , th e
because of its dependability and long-
p
o
rted
a
tine
trip
.
T
he
a
tte
n
d
a
n
c
e
a
t
without
working capital. Give your son the advan­
lasting qualities. Each roll contains
V e te ra n s’ B u reau w ill p re s e n t c e rtifi­
all materials and directions for laying.
»lie R ound-up exceeded th a t of an y cate s of g ra d u a tio n to th e tr a in in g
tage of working capital by opening a bank account for
Made in three different plies or thick­
p rev io u s y ear, 35,000 p a ssin g th e g a te s s tu d e n ts w ho hav e co m p leted th e ir
w
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rk
sa
tisfa
c
to
rily
.
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m
en
t
nesses.
him. W e shall welcome him as a depositor.
in one day.
se rv ice w as re c e n tly e sta b lish e d bv
Also, ask about Ru-ber-oid
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. A kin visited th e th e V e te ra n s ' B u reau to p lace th e vo­
Shingles—red and green
R o u n d -u p la s t w eek
ca tio n a l g ra d u a te s in p o sitio n s. Ap-
Rev. an d Mrs. J . H. W ood left Mon- ' I'ro x lm ately 700 v e te ra n s a re le a rn in g
day fo r S easide w h ere th e y expect to ' th e b u s ln e .s of fa rm in g w h ile o th e rs
,
,,
a re ta k in g up w o rk a lo n g in d u s tria l.
rem ain fo r a m onth.
tra d e an d c le ric a l lines.
An au to m o b ile tr ip g re a tly enjoyed
Wood! Wood! Wood!
by th o se w ho to o k p a rt in it w as ta k e n
How P ro fita b le H ens C an Be
If you w a n t wood. C. H. C alk in s is
W hen in d o u b t as to th e lien 's egg-
last S unday a c ro s s th e C olum bia riv e r
D etected.
th e m an a t th e w est end o t F ifth
lay in g q u a lity give h e r th e benefit of
a t V ancouver, th e n c e dow n th e riv e r s tre e t. C all I I I , G resh am , O regon.
U n p ro fitab le h en s u su a lly
have
to K alam a th ro u g h a w o n d erfu lly
com bs w ith long, n a rro w s e rra tio n s . th e d o u b t in c u llin g for la y e rs, but
b e a u tifu l an d
p ro s p e ro u s
looking
ffttW - Regular meeting of Gresh- w hich a re h a rd and s h ru n k e n and' i n o t *n 8e,ed i n g th e b reed ers,
C u llin g can be a c c u ra te o n ly w hen
c o u n try w ith w ell k ept o rc h a rd s and
? • • am L odge No. 125, I.O .O .F . covered w ith w h itish sc a le s is th e ad-
fields. N ear th a t p lace a picnic d in ­ in th e O dd F e llo w s h a ll, e v e ry T h u r s ­ vice sen t from th e O. A. C. E x p e ri- | liens a re kept u n d er u n ifo rm c o n d i­
m ent sta tio n . T he eye is u su a lly , tio n s. sin ce it is a c o m p ariso n of liens
n er w as enjoyed an d th e p a rty p ro ­ d ay e v e n in g . B ro th e rs w elcom e.
PHONE 24.0
su n k en and not p ro m in e n t seen from
have had like o p p o rtu n itie s
A
sp
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m
eetin
g
of
B
u
tto
n
B
u
sters.
ceeded to K elso. F rom th e re th e riv ­
th e fro n t, an d lias a dull, lu s te rle s s ; H ousing, feeding, freedom from p a r a ­
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e x p ressio n . T h e long beak and lia r- i site s and co n ta g io u s d iseases an d
e r w as cro ssed on th e fe rry of th e
C. A. H IL L , S e c re ta ry .
row . cro w -lik e head a re n e v er found good m an ag e m en t, should a p p ly a lik e
L ong-B ell L u m b er co m p an y to R a in ­
on high re c o rd hens.
¡to all b ird s com pared. W hen th e se
ier an d th e re tu rn tr ip to P o rtla n d
S
p
ecial
Com
m
il
n
leal
Ion,
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W hile m o re a c tiv e and n e rv o u s th a n co n d itio n s a re poorly m et even good
w as o v er th e lo w er C olum bia riv e r
-pec-iai co m m u n icatio n of a low p ro d u cin g hen th e high pro - la y e rs m ay be cu lled out. esp e c ia lly a t
high w ay . Tlie m em b ers of th e p a rty
resh am Lodge A. F & A. M. d u cer is m o re easily c a u g h t an d c e rta in seaso n s w hen th ey a re not
h andled. T he high p ro d u c e r is frien d - laying.
w e re Mr. an d MrB. E lm er S h u ltz and
No. 152 w ill he h eld in M asonic
ly w hile th e sh y la y e r is sly sta y s on I H eavy fail and w in te r egg p ro d u c-
little »on R ussell of B oring, Mr. an d | h a ll F rid a y , S ep tem b er 29. af 1 p.m. th e ro o st o r o u te r edge of flock, and tio n m ay he expected only fro m e a rlv -
Mrs. J. C. S h u ltz. L a v e rn e and Louie A ll officers and m em b ers a rc u rg ed to •q u a w k s w hen c a u g h t.
H ens
first h atch ed , w ell m a tu re d p u lle ts
No
M nulding, Mr. an d .Mrs. J. N. C laim -I *,e p re s e n t p ro m p tly a t 1 o clock.,
off tlie ro o st in th e m o rn in g and
la s t p ra c tic a l valu e com es from fo rcin g
on a t n ig h t a re th e b ird s th a t lay
lots h en s in to e a rly su m m er m olt to m ak e
. h a i l . Mr. an d .Mrs. H u g h es an d B. F. j \ ¡¡, H a M m V r ^" W*
f' t c y '
or eggs.
i o f them good fall layers.
11 A ldrich.
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Next S u n d ay Evening. O ctober 1. at
¡7 :8 0 o 'clo ck , an illu s tra te d le c tu re on
; P a le s tin e w in be given a t th e Zion
E v an g elical c h u rc h .
I T h e re g u la r m eetin g of th e S ecu rity
| Benefit asso c ia tio n w ill be held W ed­
n esday even in g , S e p te m b e r 27 In
I M etzg er's h all.
I
T h e next re g u la r m eetin g of the
W. C. T. V. w ill tie h eld a w eek from
1 T h u rsd a y on O ctober 5. a t th e hom e
The “ l oin \\ ye" Knit Jac­
PASTRY OVEN
FOR GAS
| of Mrs. A. M cM anus. T h is is a p o st­
ket is a heavy brown-heather
p o n em en t of a n «'(k I rent tlie r e v u 'a r
AUTOMATIC FUME CAMPER
S lim e of m eeting. A good p ro g ram w ill
wool garment, has two breast
M O O D O R IN N IT C M E
be given. A silv er te a w ill be served.
and two siile pockets, a favor­
I PORCELAIN S P L A S H E R
T he electio n ot officers und th e ap
I W A SH A B LE S A N IT A R Y
ite with the school
■ p o in tin g of d e le g a te s to th e s ta te co n ­
vention to be held in M cM innville on
boys. Price
$ 7 .7 5
fume dampf r for gas
CMCCM DAMPER FOR COAL
O cto b er 10 w ill lie held. A larg e a t ­
te n d a n c e of w om en is ex p e c t' d nt tills
Eor the boys in sizes 28 to
m eetin g .
J. N M ew h lrter's borne on R o b trts
36 we hafe the slip over heavy
av en u e is b eing re s h ln g led .
wool blue or maroon with or-
T h e T. R. How itt hom e on R o b erts
anve rolled collar. Priced at
$3.50 to $5.00
av en u e is receiv in g a new eo at of
i p ain t.
Women’s Tuxedo Jersey all-wool Jackets, each
$5.75
d ieto n K nunu-tip 'a s t w>*ek w ere F red
: S o u th a rd , Ed. O sb u rn and C. 8. Cli ve-
Women s W ide Wool fringed scarfs, assorted
A m ong ta o s e w ho a tte n d e d th e I’ -n-
! land
colors, each
C arl S o le r q u is t. w ho d riv e s th e
tru c k for th e W alrad M ercan tile com ­
pany, is s'v a v on a w eek 's vacation.
He e x p ects to sp en d a few days a t th e
co ast an d th e n go to th e sta te la ir at I
SPECIAL in Dining Chairs
Solid Oak, Genuine Leather *
Upholster Seats
at $2.25 each
Limited Number Only
J. E. M ETZG ER
Your Home Furnisher
Special
Art Needle Work
3-pint Glass Water Jug
O NLY
49 C
Stamped and Ready to Embroider
Thursday, Friday and Saturday O nly
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
D om us Q ualitatis
I t LaSts for
Tears
Plan YOUR Son's Future
Just as the RICH Man Does
RU-BER-OID
First State Bank,
Gresham, Ore.
READY ROOFING
JONES LUMBER CO.
J. G. Mast, Mgr. Gresham
SWEATERS
Two Stoves in One
For Men and Boys
$ 3 .5 0
We have a good line of Heather Mixed Wool
Hose, for men. women and children at
the popular prices.
Walrad Mercantile Co.
h a v e o il dl*|>la* in our n liidun a fu ll llu e of C rliii-
*ou Hum liler Syrup. I lie dem onslrutor w ill make a th o r­
ough house to house dem onstration of these product*.
Place jo u r orders with the d< imwistrator. We w ill till them
It is a sa tisfactio n to a poor m an to
know th a t a fte r he Is dead h is fam ily
will c o n tin u e to love him for w hat he
« as. since they couldn t love him fo r,
w hat he leaves.
W hile h is money holds out to be
b urned, no fool w ill have b is com pany
spu rn ed .
Ig n itio n E x p e rt.
125 w ill be g iv e n to him w ho
p ro v es th a t 1 can n o t find th e d e ­
ficiency o f h is m a c h in e on s ta rtin g ,
lig h tin g a n d ig n itio n . M ain s tre e t
G a ra g e . P h o n e G r a h a m 1228
W ater coils to heat boiler ranee.
Warms the kitchen in the winter time.
Sold and Installed bv
L. L. K ID D ER H A R D W A R E CO.
Phone 1421
GRESHAM
Phone 1421