Gresham outlook., March 23, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Officers Siete Stills.
Tw o com plete stilla w ere found by
county officers th is w eek a t an alm ost
in accessible spot n ea r th e railw ay
tu n n e ll ea st of C orbett. A q u an tity
of m oonshine and co rn m ash w as
found. T he stills w ere sie te d or de-
stroved. No one w as a rrested .
SMITH
MEMORIAL
Presbyterian^
Church
REV. E. R. I). H O LLEN STEI)
M inister.
Ealrtlew, Oregon.
S unday S ch o o l........................ 10 a m.
M orning W o rsh ip .................. 11 a. m.
SERV ICES
Helpful — Restful — Inspiring
WATER DISTRICT CASES
FOOD SPECIALIST
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SET FOR M YRC1I ‘Mi
TALKS AT UNION
A re you
W ant Ads.
w ide aw ake?
H E N ew Im proved M od el 4 9 0 C hev­
ro let is on d isp la y in our sa lesro o m .
L et us d em o n stra te it an d sh ow you
the m an y im p rovem en ts.
1 9 2 3 M o d el 4 9 0
P rice
Touring ........................................................ $ 663
Roadster......................................................... 642
Coupe............................................................
877
Sedanette ....................................................... 1044
Sedan ................................................
1065
Delivery........................................................
627
These prices all f. o. b. Gresham
Sherman McCarter Garage
Phone 2331
Gresham
Distributor for Chevrolet Motor Cars and
OmisfiQ
RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
Sole Agents
OTHER GOOD EATS
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
A. J. W . BROW N, P rop.
GOOD FOR YOU TOO
T h e N a tio n a l C ity C o m p an y , o n e of th e la rg e s t a n d
m o st c o n s e rv a tiv e bond a n a in v e s tm e n t h o u se s in
A m e ric a h a s ju s t p u rc h a se d $1,000,000 w o rth of o u r 7%
P r io r P re fe re n c e Stock.
T h is is th e m o st im p o rta n t d e a l in P u b lic U tility sto c k s
in P o r tla n d in y e a rs.
W o u ld n ’t you lik e to h a v e a few s h a re s of th is a t t r a c t ­
ive s e c u rity , to o ?
$98.00 a s h a re ; p a r v a lu e $100.00.
For cash or on easy terms
IN Q U IR E TODAY.
In vestm ent D epartm en t
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Room 605 E le ctric Bldg., P o rtlan d , 'O regon
CASH
T he opening of th e new public lib ra ­
Miss M arjorie Sm ith of th e O. A. C. ry was celeb rated h ere on T h u rsd ay
Gresham, Oregon
E xtension S ervice gave th e th ird of aftern o o n w ith a tea. T h irty -eig h t at-
M arch 23, 1923
h er six le ctu res at th e new Union j tended and sp e n t an enjoyable afte r-
schoolhouse on F riday, M arch IS. i noon. T he out-of-tow n g u ests w ere
A bout th irty w ere present.
M R. U . B. T H R IF T Y ,
! Mr. Sabin, m em ber of th e lib ra ry
Miss S m ith 's subject w as C onstipa­ b o ard ; Miss A nne M ulheron, chief
tion, Its C auses and C o rrectio n .” She lib ra ria n ; Miss N ellie Fox, county s u ­
R oute A , G resham , O regon
laid th e blam e of th is d istre ssin g con­ p erv iso r of lib ra ry asso ciatio n and
dition to th e w rong kind of food; Miss G ladys B etts, a ll of P o rtland.
D EA R S I R : — In th e S a tu rd a y E v e n in g P o st last y e a r
ta k en in too larg e am o u n ts and irre g ­ Mrs. J. A. L arsso n was hostess.
a n a rtic le s ta te d th a t th e losses in th e U nited S ta te s w ere
u la rly , an d to a lack of th e proper
T h ere w ill be a m eeting a t th e home
o v e r $30,000,000 in o n e y e a r th r u fra u d u le n t c h eck m a n ip ­
exercise. She decried d ru g s, w hich of Mrs. F ra n ce s Fflx Monday a fte r­
u la tio n s.
te a r down th e system and do not noon, M arch 26, for th e pu rp o se of
build it up an d advised p len ty of p u re form ing a g ard en club. All who love
A nd do you know th a t YOUR ch eck can be " r a is e d ” as
w ate r, a diet of vegetables, fru its and flow ers and a re in terested in raisin g
e a sily a s th e n e x t p e rs o n ’s?
w hole g rain s, sufficient out-door e x e r­ th em a re asked to be present.
P e rh a p s th is th o u g h t h a s n o t o ccu rred to you, but we
cise, ch eerfu ln ess and p ro p er m ethods
T h e young people's 500 club w as en-
h a v e g iv en m uch c o n s id e ra tio n to th e id ea of m ore p e rfe c t
of eating.
; te rta in e d a t th e hom e of R ichard
ch eck p ro te c tio n fo r o u r c itiz e n s. It now gives us g re a t
In connection w ith th e su b ject Miss K n a rr on S atu rd ay night. T able dec­
the
s a tis fa c tio n to offer you S U P E R -S A F E T Y IN SU RED
S m ith gave th e follow ing recip e for o ratio n s w ere in g reen and white.
ch e ck s a check so ta m p e r-p ro o f th a t th e H a rtfo rd Acci­
th e a g a r a g a r d essert, a delicious and C overs w ere placed for 12. The w ear-
d e n t a n d In d e m n ity C om pany lias felt sa fe in in s u rin g
h ealth fu l concoction: tw o tablespoons i„g of St. P a tric k 's day caps and hats
each u se r of th e se ch eck s to th e e x te n t of $1,000,00.
a g a r ag ar, cu t flue; th re e cups w ater an d th e th ro w in g of ribbon confetti
o r fru it juice. P u t in one cup w ater added to th e a ttra c tiv e n e ss and gaiety
C om e in a n d let us give you a book of S U P E R -S A F E T Y
an d bring to boll. D rain and add juice of th e scene. H onors for th e evening
IN SU R ED CH ECK S.
an d fru it, o n e-th ird cup lem on juice w ent to Mrs. B ert Edm ondson and
to th re e -fo u rth s cup su g ar. Let h a rd ­ Jo h n McGinnis. G reen candy snakes
S in cerely ,
en like jello. S erve w ith w hipped to r consolation w ent to Miss Olive
cream . To form a salad, vegetables W ilson an d R ich ard K n arr.
can be used in place of fru it.
BA N K OF G RESH AM
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. S h eare r of P ark -
T he next le ctu re will ta k e place on dale, Oregon, have been v isitin g for a
K. A. M IL L E R , C a sh ier.
W ednesday, A pril 11, a t 2 p. m., at the few days at th e J. R. K n a rr home.
schoolhouse, on th e su b ject "T he
T he E astern S ta r w ill give a card
G row ing Child and F eed in g for p a rty in th e M asonic hall on W ednes­
T eeth .”
day evening, M arch 28. All a re in ­
vited.
CORBETT
Mrs. Jo h n Giese en tertain ed a n um ­
Mrs. M. E. Reed of P o rtlan d is v isit­ ber of frien d s on T uesday, M irch 20,
ing h er ch ild ren in th is v icinity th is w ith a dinner, it being th e b irth d ay Having rented plaee with no pasture compels me to dispose of
w eek.
a n n iv e rsa ry of th e hostess an d H enry
my herd of Cattle wliieli I vv ill do at Auction Sale at
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. B u tler and Mr. and E dw ard W eise and Mrs. George
my present plaee 1£ mile south, X£ west of
an d Mrs. A. R. B u tler atten d ed Pom o­ S ch latter.
T R O U T D A L E , OREGON
n a g ran g e a t L ents W ednesday.
Mrs. C. F. W ilson is q u ite sick w ith
D eputy Sheriff Geo. H u rlb u rt picked th e grip th is week.
up a still n ea r tu n n el No. 1 Tuesday.
Bud T iller an d C lark S tillio n r e ­
L ew is B ratley w as In P o rtla n d Mon­ tu rn e d from Bend, Oregon, F riday.
day and T uesday.
Sale to begin at 1:30 p. hi . sharp.
W illiam W right, Alvin Copeland,
T h e dance given by C olum bia gran g e
and Dan Mickley, Jr., w ent to th e Nes-
S atu rd ay evening w as w ell attended.
tu cca riv er on a fishing trip S atu rd ay .
Ja m es D eaver and wife now occupy
CATTLE
T hey rep o rt a good tim e, a num ber of
th e resid en ce belonging to th e ch u rch
7
MILU11
COWS—Jersey,
Holstein, Brown Swiss. Some
salm on tro u t and two steelheads.
p ro p erty .
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923
fresh, some springers, all good, and young.
COLUMBIA?« HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES.
T he A lpha Cu To Clu had a busi­
ness m eeting F rid a y th e n in th . W il­
liam M organ, the p resid en t, appointed
R ay L asley ch airm an of th e program
and publicity
com m ittee;
L ark in
S houltz ch a irm an of th e m em bership
com m ittee and Cecil S helley ch airm an
of th e In itiatio n com m ittee.
T he co rn e rsto n e of th e new high
school building is to be laid A pril
six th u n d er th e auspices of th e P a r ­
en t-T e ac h ers association. T he p ro ­
g ram com m ittee for th e school is Miss
C rockett, A gatha H arding, A rlie K in­
caid and W illiam M organ.
E v ery tw o w eeks S p an ish I and
S p an ish V issue "E l R o jo y B lanco,” a
S p an ish p ap er. T he second issu e will
a p p e a r next week.
BORING
POWELL STREET
Over 7% on your money.
TROUTDALE
! Monday. M arch 26, h as been set for
i the h earin g of th e in ju n ctio n proceed-
! 1 ings filed a g a in st the board of county
I ' com m issioners an d th e elected com ­
m issioners of th e Rockwood W ater
d istric t, in th e circ u it co u rt in P o rt­
land. to te st th e leg ality of th e actio n s
of th e w ater d istrict.
T he m a tte r is being covered by two
cases, in both of w hich th e defen d an ts
a re th e tw o b o ard s m entioned above.
In one case actio n is in stitu te d by O. J.
Brow n, A. K ronenberg and D. E.
Tow le, in th e o th e r by H am ilton, et al.
T he elected w ater com m issioners
a re S. A. A rata, B. E. Boice, G eorge
B arr, C. L. H aynes and W illiam Mc­
Kee.
CHEVROLET
Phone 1891
PAGE THREE
Mrs.
A lbert
ughn«
M aulding) of C ottage Greve
Grtlve sp e n t the
w eek-end v isitin g at th e hom e of her
Uncle, E. V. M aulding and fam ily.
Tw o m oonshine stills and several
g allo n s of th e finished p ro d u cts w ere
ca p tu red T uesday evening on a farm
one m ile east of Boring.
M aster Tom T elford Is rep o rted 111.
Mrs. Loyd M allicoat and son Dale
sp e n t T h u rsd ay v isitin g frie n d s In
G resham .
Tw o m ore c a rs of potatoes a re being
loaded o ut th is week by O. G ram , H.
Jo h n so n and Mr. Sw ank for shipm ent
to C alifo rn ia points.
Mrs. Olive L am bert and d au g h ter
V iola of C arver, Oregon, a re visiting
for a few days at th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. D risel and fam ily.
B oring w ^s loser in th e Monday
n ig h t b ask et ball gam e a t th e Club
house, played w ith th e Common team
of P o rtlan d .
DAMASCUS
Services w ill be held In th e D am as­
cus Swedish M ission ch u rch on Mon­
day, Tuesday, W ednesday and T h u rs­
day evenings of next week a t 7:30 and
on Good F rid ay services w ill be held
from 12 o’clock noon to 3 o’clock p. m.
T h ese services w ill be conducted in
th e Swedish language, by Rev. W.
B lom qulst. All a re co rd ially invited
to attend.
E dw ard Moar an d F erd in an d P apsch
a re employed a t K nappa, O regon, In a
logging camp.
T h ere will be a sheep cu llin g dem on­
stra tio n a t O ran L ingle's farm T u es­
day, M arch 27, a t 2 p. m. All In ter­
ested in sheep or goat raisin g should
not m iss th is opportunity.
W ork w ill begin at la st on th e F o s­
te r road. T he county c a te rp illa r tr a c ­
to r and g ra d e r w ill s ta r t w ork Mon­
day grading. Also th e w ork q u a rry Is
to be opened again a t S trad ley 's. For
th re e m o n th s rock will be broken and
cru sh ed to p u t on th e rohd for laying
base for th e pavem ent. T h is rock is
now g o tten o ut of S tra d le y 's rock
q u a rry Instead of being hauled from
Bell statio n as form erly. L ater in the
sum m er p a rt or all th a t w as graded
la st fall w ill be paved.
The D am ascus P aren t-T ea ch e rs will
hold an e n tertain m en t S atu rd ay even­
ing, M arch 24. Candy w ill be sold
afte rw a rd s. E veryone Is u rged to
come and have a good tim e.
Taking Brother’s Part.
U ncle: “W ell, well, Tommy, does
your baby b ro th er still cry all the
tim e?”
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Tom m y: "No, not all th e tim e. But
I bet if you had all th e h a ir off your
head, a n ’ no teeth , a n ’ you co u ld n 't
w alk, and w ith nothing to do but sleep
a n ’ have som ebody tick le you u nder
the chin, I b etcha you'd cry, too."
for F resh C ow s, B e ef
C ow s, C a lv es, H ogs,
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o f a n y k in d
See Me for Cattle Hauling
Phones Bdwy. 8576
G resham 1201 and 355
T h ree
T ru c k s Daily
BULL— 2-year-old Grade Holstein.
All T u b ercu lin T ested by Dr. A. H. W right, of G resham , Oregon
You will lind these good cows mid hellers
Everybody Invited
i Must Sell
A nyone having an y th in g to sell b ring It along
Terms Cash, Unless Otherwise Arranged
C H A S . V A N W A L L E G H E M , O w n er
W. S. WOOB A: SONS, Auctioneers
Automobile .Repairing
BORING, OREGON, Rt. I
Telephone Mx
We are equipped to re p a ir your car,
reg a rd le ss of th e m ake, and do a first-
class job, one th a t we feel safe In
g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t. We have
lots of room for live au to storage.
65’A N. Second S treet
In su red C a rrie rs
1, ■
T ro u td ale Bank
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COAL
BRIQUETS
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
0
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
D A IL Y T R IP S T O P O R T L A N D
Gresham
Phone
1581
Powell
nnd
Maple
LOCAL ANO LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Wood
Coal
Briquets
Portland
217 Davis
Phone Bdwy. 2USS
F IS K
E. G . R O H L F
O ld field
Contracting aad
Hume Building
TIRES AND TI BES
Tires
American-
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Akron Tires
Vulcanizing and Retreading
All W ork G u aranteed
Gresham Tire Shop
GEO. A. BR A N D T
P h o n e 1107
E. A. S cbrepel of C orvallis Is here
looking a fte r his p ro p erty for a few
days.
R. W eber h a s p u rch ased a new S tar
car.
Cement Work, Carpenter Work,
House Moving
B uilding from th e gro u n d up.
E stim ates fu rn ish ed free.
Fhone Gresham 4Sx Troutdale, Ore.
F uneral D irectors
Phone 1901
Licensed M orticians
Lady A ssistant
D ay or N ight
M O IITIA IU
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r e g o n
1. E. MKTZOKR
IC E
Mrs. B. H. P ed ersen en tertain ed
Monday at a luncheon for five n eigh­
bor ladies and th e ir children.
M em bers of th e W om en's Benefit
any quantity—any time
= asso ciatio n obtained so m any new
D ELIV ERED
5 m em bers lately th a t they w ere aw ard-
Made ln ’N iresham
5 | ed th e S u n set banner.
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Mrs. Jo sie S tan ley was elected as j
g I deleg ate to go to Salem next T uesday
Phone 1391
G resham
i for th e sta te convention of th e W.B.A.
Dr. Je n sen of P o rtlan d recen tly pur-
T he w aist line Is to be moved again,
I chased a tra c t of land a t B airdsdale
sta tio n a t the c o rn e r of B a rr and according to late fashion notes. W hen
A ndrew s road. He Is w orking on It It conies to chan g in g places of abode,
a M ethodist p rea ch er has nothing on
now and plans to s ta r t a fox farm .
th a t elusive equator.
PACK PRODUCTS CO.
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
P o rtla n d — W ay Point« — G resham
||. E. BLOYD, Clerk
V ancouver, W ashington
ROCKWOOD
P A ID
E. NASSHAHN,
15 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS—Jersey, Holstein and Durham.
AU bred. Splendid Heifers, in tine shape.
G resh am G arage
I Phone 2391
SOI TUA RII A SOUTHARD
Night Phone 25x6
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