Gresham outlook., April 10, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
T l'E SPlV .
APRIL 10,
¡923
PAGE THREE
KELSO
played by G retchen L arson and Dor-
C h a rter No. 65
R eserve D istric t No. 12
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i othy Jo n sru d and vocal solos w ere
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OE
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rendered by Mrs. Jo h n H osner of
T he e n te rta in m e n t given by the G resham and Mrs. Jo h n Dunn, also a
W o m an s club a t th e schoolhouse Sat- gong bv E(lw L a r„o u . Mr. ved d er.
At G resham in th e S tate of Oregon, a t th e close of business A pril 3d, 1923.
u rd ay evening w as a splendid success county su p erin ten d en t of schools, was
and netted about $.8, w hich w ill be a i8O p resen t and gave a sh o rt talk,
RESOURCES
th e nucleus of a fund tow ard paying a i8O p resenting a sta n d ard isa tio n
PLEASANT HOME
1. L oans an d discounts, including red isco u n ts show n in Item s
POWELL VALLEY
for a playshed for the school. In the c h a rt to th e school as a l l req u irem en ts
« 29 »u J j o , U » „ y .. .......................................................................... $167,714.96
play
Dr. t u re All, th e follow ing hail been met.
2.
O v erd rafts secured an d u n se c u re d ....................................................
295 88
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he
delayed
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a
ste
r
p
ag
ean
t
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Mrs.
S.
Bergm
an
and
th
ree
children
p ersons took P art a s c h a ra c te rs : Max
T he W om an's club will m eet at th e
4.
O
ther
bonds,
w
a
rra
n
ts
and
secu
rities,
Including
foreign
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K ligel, Mrs. Max Kligel, Mrs. Baum - ' hom e of Mrs. W. C. P a tte rso n th e
m ent, state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., in clu d in g those
»?ck
E
? C -« P ° ° “ ei'. fo u rth T h u rsd ay of A pril.
wa8 wel
well ca rrie d o ut and v ery im- Ients Mr and Mrs Jo h n Seaquist.
show n in item s 30 a n d 35. if a n y ........................................................ 84,114.26
•\, r s -
E r,i'i Q °r o th>' P atte rso n .
j oei j a r i recen tly re tu rn e d from a Dre88jVi,
i A lbert P alm blad has been em ployed 5. S tocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, judgm ents, e t c .................
793.36
E llen H all, H arold I eterson and Mar- trip to Medford, w here he rep o rts Mrs.
6. B anking house, $5,000.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, $3,279.39___ '
S,279.39
g a re t P eterson.
In
A unt S usan j a r l as feeling tine and en tirely cu red
T he read in g con test, w hich was by th e P. R .L . & P. a t Bull Run.
7. R eal e sta te ow ned o th e r th a n banking h o u se .................................... 17 061 90
Jo n e s ' Mrs. Ned Nelson w as especial- i of he r rh eu m atism .
sta rte d last Sunday a t th e M ethodist
Mr. W alch of A berdeen, W ashing­ 9. (ab) Cash on band in vault and due from b anks, b an k e rs and
ly good as A unt Susa*
and th e
Mrs. G ilbert Jo n sru d , who h as been ch u rch for Its m em bers and co n stitu - ton, is visiting his d au g h ter, Mrs. Rob- j
tr u s t com panies designated and approved reserv e ag en ts
.
o th e r c h a ra c te rs w ere played by Miss ' tre a te d a t E m anuel h o sp ital for th e 'e n ts . alre ad y gives prom ise of being a
of th is bank. . . .
........................................................................... 69,799.37*
\ ae retti, Bessie I atterso n , Alice Irvin 1 p ast few* m onths, is m uch im proved ' h ard fought battle. T he women a re e rt Lun<U>om and fam ily. On T h u rs- 10 E xchanges for c lea rin g house and item s on o th e r b an k s in th e
and E dgar Hite. P iano solos w ere antj will soon be able to come home.
p itted ag a in st th e men and believe day of last week Mrs. Lundbom. her
sam e city or tow n as rep o rtin g b a u k ................................................
824.71
Miss Ivy Ten Eyck and Mrs. H ans j they w ill win. G irls %nd boys a re en- d au g h ter Grace,* Mr. W alch, E iner 11. Checks on b an k s o utside city or tow n of rep o rtin g b an k aud
N elson, form er te ac h ers at K elso, w ere ro llin g and com ing to th e aid of th e ir Lundbom , Mrs. A lta G entry and son
o th e r cash ite m s .......................................................................
932.35
m o th ers and fath ers. T he m a tte r for R ussell m ade a trip by autom obile to
p rese n t a t th e K elso en tertain m en t.
T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10 and 11. .$ 71,556.43
T he Jo n sru d -G u n d erso n
L um ber w hich cre d its in read in g w ill be given
15.
O
ther
assets,
if
a
n
y
...............................................................................
4
873
68
com pany's m ill is now ru n n in g full co n sists of a series of tr a c ts an d sh o rt Salem.
b la st saw ing ties an d lum ber, and will a rtic le s on various phases of ste w a rd ­
E in er Lundbom of A berdeen is
T otal
....................................................................................................$354,689.86
be rea d y to deliver o rd ers as soon as ship. T he follow ing co n test lead ers spending a few days visiting his
LIABILITIES
By Rockwood Grange
have been ap p o in ted : Mr. and Mrs. G.
roads a re in good condition.
16. C apital stock paid i n ................................................................................... $15.000.00
H. Bickford, Mr. and Mrs. G. W b ro th er, J. T. Lundbom and other r e l­ 17.
S u rp jy s fund ..................... ...........................................
a nnn no
A llder, c a p ta in s; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. atives.
School Merger Carries.
18. (a) Undivided profits ...................................................... ' . " $ 5,407.94
C orbett, S p rin g d ale and P lea san t Caldo, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Stafford, Mr.
A p leasan t aftern o o n w as spent on
<b> Less cu rre n t expenses, in te re st and ta x es paid . 4 622 78
s s i 1«
View schools w ere oonsolidated by and Mrs. E. E. Van Eleet. lieu ten an ts. F riday, M arch 30, a t th e home of Mr.
••In Old New England.”
DEMAND DEPOSITS, o th e r th a n banks, su b je ct to reserve*
actionMif th e school d istric t boundary E n ro llm en t will close next Sunday.
and Mrs. Jo n a s M agnuson by a num ­ 23. Ind iv id u al deposits su b ject to check, in clu d in g deposits due
board a t a m eeting of th a t body yes-
ADMISSION
T he sew ing classes a re u n d er way
th e S tate of Oregon, county, cities or o th e r public fu n d s ___ 171 281.74
ber of frien d s who g ath ered to help
24. D em and certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ........................................
1 841 78
A dults 35c
C hildren 15c I terday. I t w as show n th a t 75 p e r­ and th e w ork is p ro g ressin g w ith en
sons had signed th e petition fo r co n ­ husiasm . Of th e 36 women who sig n ­ Mr. M agnuson c e le b ra te his 88th 25. C a s h ie rs checks of th is hank o u tstan d in g payable on dem and
152171
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solidation and 26 th e rem o n stran ce.
Bounteous refre sh m e n ts
up about a m onth ago, only four birthday.
T otal of dem and deposits, o th e r th a n bank deposits, subject
have w ith d raw n th e ir nam es and m ore w ere served and several beautiful
to reserv e. Item s 23, 24, 25, 26........................................$176 645.23
th a n th a t num ber a re ready to ta k e b irth d ay cakes w ere brought. T hose
TIME. AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, su b ject to rese rv e an d pay­
able on dem and or su b ject to notice;
th e ir places. T w enty w ere on hand
G uuranteed
sa n ita r y
for M onday’s class. T he m eetings are p rese n t w ere Mr. an d Mrs. A. A nder­ 27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ..................................
89 038 48
W a ter-P ro o f
held from 10 in th e m o rning u n til 4 in son, Mrs. E. S atte rstro m , Mrs. S. O. 28. Savings deposits, payable subject to n o tic e ............... . . . . . ' i ' . "
70,120.99
aud A irtigh t
th e aftern o o n . On W ednesday and Ohm and ch ild ren , Mrs. A ugusta
T o tal of tim e and sav in g s deposits p ayable on dem and o r su b ­
T h u rsd ay of th is week fitting p ro b ­ P alm blad, Mr. and Mrs. Lundiu, Mr.
ject to notice, item s 27 and 28................................... $159,159.47
We have installed many Septic Tanks in Eastern
lem s w ill be solved by th e sew ing
S
eaquist,
Mrs.
E
rick
so
n
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
Total
Multnomah. Enquire of any of the following:
sp e cia list and women a re Invited to
.................................................................................................... $354,689.$6
b rin g tljeir tro u b les of th a t n a tu re to Mrs. S. M agnuson and children.
B a n k o f G r e s h a m B id.
J u d g e G. W . S ta p le to n
S
tate
of Oregon. C ounty of M ultnom ah, ss.
th
e
classes.
Mrs.
A
ugusta
P
alm
blad
is
spending
<’lty o f G r e s h a m (C ity H a ll)
J . I. B a co n
L R. A. M iller, c a sh ie r of the above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear th a t
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty F a r m (2)
J a s . J e n n in g s
a few w eeks a t th e hom e of her the above sta te m en t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and belief.
J . K ilg o re
E . B. K irk w o o d
DAMASCUS
D r. \V.
O tt
d au g h ter, Mrs. Sw an M agnuson and C O R R E C T -A tte st; A. F. Miller. W. E M arkell. O u s t L a Î s ^ ^ i r ^ o » ' '
D elttel B e rr y R a n c h
D. C. E ly
B a n k o f T ro u td a le
fam ily.
J a s. E lk in gton
H . C. C a m p b e ll
L ouie HofTmelster had th e m isfo r­
H. L. S t. C la ir
Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is lo th day of A pril, 1923.
E . H . W illa rd
The L adies' Aid society of the
tu
n
e
to
be
kicked
by
one
of
his
h
o
rses
S. B H all
B e rt K r o n e n b e rg
M. C. HAOBERG, N otary Public.
D r. G eo. I n g lis
recen tly .
Swedish L u th e ra n ch u rc h will m eet
J a s . L e d b u ry
My com m ission ex p ires S eptem ber 22, 1926.
C. M. Z im m e rm a n
E d W ilk e s
on
T
h
u
rsd
ay
afternoon,
A
pril
12,
at
2
M rs. M a g g ie U lm
O ran L ingle has sold ab o u t 125
D. M. D o n o u g h
M rs. S a d ie B u r r
B ird le g R eed
sack s of potatoes for seed a t a very o'clock, a t th e home of Mrs. E rn est
a n d m a n y o th e r s .
good figure
Mr. L ingle has dem on­ Lundbom. All are co rd ially invited to [
stra te d th e fac t th a t it pays to raise attend.
good seed. People from all p a rts of
Mr. and Mrs. Sim on Lind gave a
C lackam as county have bought seed
Phone 601
Gresham
dinner p arty on Sunday in honor of
from him. H e has received $1.50
h u n d red for th e m ost of this, w hile th e th e ir 12th w edding an n iv ersary . Be­
av erag e gro w er is lucky to g et 50 sides Mr. and Mrs. Lind and th e ir ch il­
cen ts a h u n d red th is year.
dren, H ilm t^ E m an u el and E llen, th e re
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatiq p of w ere p rese n t Mr. and Mrs. Alex E ric k ­
Union school w ill m eet next F rid ay
Contracts, seed and information can he had of Walrad
evening, A pril 13. Miss F ran ces H ays son, Je n n ie and F red o lf Lind Df P o rt­
Mercantile Co., A. W. Metzger A Co., Cecil Metzger Gro-
p resid en t of th e child w elfare com ­ land, Mrs.* O. S. Lind, Mr. and Mrs.
Sole Agents
m ission, w ill be th e p rin cip al speaker. Emii P alm q u ist an d H arry and Mrs.
i*,ery’
statp Bn,,k’ Bank wf Gresham, Lledfor’s
A pie su p p er and a good social tim e A nna Nordblom.
I owell Valley store, Fox Bros, and J. O. Davis at Trout­
w ill follow th e program .
dale, Cady’s store at Fairview, George Page’s store at
Services w ill be held a t th e Swedish
OTHER GOOD EATS
T he A pril hom e d em o n stratio n by Mission ch u rc h next W ednesday even­
£ orn‘,r’ A- »• Elliott,
Powell Valley,
Miss M argery Sm ith, O. A. C., ex ten ­
-Oth ( entury Grocery, Gresham, and at the factory at
sion sp ecialist, w ill be held on W ed­ ing a t 8 o'clock, when th e Rev. C. J.
Gresham.
'
nesday aftern o o n , A pril 11, a t 2 Ledin w ill preach. All a re invited.
o’clock. H er topic w ill be “Food for
The "S ociable S ix,” F our H sew ing
OREGON PICKLE A CANNING CO.
Pow ell S treet, Phone 1891
a child betw een 2 and 6 years of ag e.’ club, u n d er th e lead ersh ip of Mrs.
P h o n e 1881
G resham , Oregon
T
h
ere
will
be
an
exhibit
of
a
d
ay's
Since 1903
B ert Olsen, has com pleted th e ir p ro j­
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
m eals for a child.
ect. They a re th e first sew ing club in
th e county to com plete th e ir project
th is year an d for th is reason ¡uni also
FAIRVIEW
on account of th e ir splendid w ork
COAL
F airview g ran g e will hold its re g u ­ w ere given th e d istin ctio n of pu ttin g
BRIQUETS
la r m eeting on n ex t S atu rd ay , A pril on a model club m eeting and a dem ­
at th is B akery and a t S tores
o
n
stratio
n
on
th
e
“C
are
of
th
e
W
eek’s
•
14, w ith th e usual closed session in the
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
forenoon, g ran g e d in n er a t noon and w ashing” a t th e public lib ra ry In P o rt­
land
la
st
Friday.
Miss
W
arren,
a
s
­
Contains the Vitamines, mixed by
a fine educational p ro g ram in th e af
ternoon. T he p rogram is open to the sistan t n atio n al club leader, of W ash­
scientific prin cip les
P'lbjic.
It w ill include a ta lk on ington, D. C„ w as th e m ain sp eak er
"W
hen
M
other V isits School," by Mrs. and p resen ted th e boys’ and g irls' club
It’s Good and Good for Yon
Ja n e t M. G ran t, a cooking d em o n stra- c h a rte r to th is club and Miss H elen I
I tion by th e g irls club of th e school un- Cowgill, a s sista n t sta te club leader
i der th e d irection of th e ir leader, Miss fixed th e gold seal on th e c h a rte r, the
G resham
l’owell
Portland
B uck n er; a discussion of th e w ork first one she had placed on th is year.
Phone
Mayor
B
aker
w
as
p
rese
n
t
and
gave
a
mid
867 Davis
recen
tly
done
in
th
e
F
airview
school
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone 1221
1581
Maple
by Miss M ulberon, school n u rse, and sh o rt address. The m em bers of th is
Phone
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an Address by C. E. Scott of Jefferson club a re E lsie M attson, K ath erin e- I
B
uddenhagen,
F
ra
n
cis
E
kstrom
.
G
er-
1
high school of P o rtlan d .
tra d e G ustavsen, T re lla H owell and
, , ,
The usual services w ill be held at Osie H owell.
¡service I have still to find a b etter one.
th e Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n
An im p o rta n t m eeting of th e F arm ' A sto ry is told of a lad In th e Ar-
ch u rch next Sunday m orning. Sunday B ureau local w ill be held a t th e school f gonne F o rest. He had been wounded
The National City Company, one of the largest and
school w ill be a t 10 o'clock and m o rn ­ house on S atu rd ay evening of th is an ,| bj8
TIRES AND TUBES
life w as ebbing aw ay. He
ing w orship at 11, w hen th e pasto r, week. Good sp e ak e rs w ill be p rese n t
most conservative bond and investm ent houses in
th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted, w ill give and th e m any p ro jects u nder co n sid ­ took th e little te sta m en t o ut of his
America has just purchased $1,000,000 w orth of our 7%
an in te rp re ta tio n of C ard in al N ew­ eratio n by th e b u reau w ill be d is­ pocket and began read in g th e b ea ti­
P rior Preference Stock.
tudes. A sh o t pierced th e book and
m an 's fam ous hym n, “Lead, K indly cussed.
Tires
This is the most im portant deal in Public Utility stocks
Light."
w ent th ro u g h his h eart. He was found
American«
a
fte
r
th
e
b
attle
with
th
e
book
folded
in Portland in years.
T he Rev. L. P. Sm ith is conducting
acro ss his h ea rt. At th e top of the
Akron Tire«
a series of special revival services at MEMORIAL SERMON TO
W ouldn’t you like to have a few shares of this a ttra c t­
he had w ritten , “ I am doing th e
th e M ethodist church.
WORLD WAR VETERANS page
ive security, too?
Vulcanizing
and Retreading
best I know how, th e best I can, and
AU W ork G uaranteed
$98.00 a share: par value $100.00.
intend
doing
th
e
best
I
can
till
the
C o n tin u ed from p ag e 1
end.—A braham
L incoln.”
At
th e
Over 7% on your money.
For cash or on easy terms
"W hat m akes life d rea ry is th e w ant bottom of the page he had w ritte n this
INQUIRE TODAY.
of m otive.” And w hat often m akes sentence, "R a th e r th an w ilfully violate
OBO. A. BRANDT
Phone 1107
service valu eless or u n in te restin g is th e known will of God, I will fo rfeit
In v estm en t D epartm en t
my life.—S tonew all Ja ck so n .” T he
the w ant of th e rig h t motive.
T h ere a re •especially th ree m otives relig io u s m otive is th e highest.
W ould you as m em bers of th ^ A m e r-
w hich dom inate life. T he first, the
low est, is th e m otive of egoism. We ican Legion be of co n stru ctiv e tmlue in
Room 605 E le ctric Bldg., P o rtlan d , Oregon
Phone 1901
find th is m otive rig h tfu lly predom i- o u r nation, would you have your o r­
L icensed M o rticia n s
I .ad y A ssista n t
D a y o r N ig h t
| n an t in th e life of a baby. As soon as g anization stan d for som ething worth
M O RTU ARY
I a baby can craw l out of its crad le and w hile th en serv e th e p rese n t world
U re a h a m ,
O regon
t le arn s how to w alk it is forever reacb- prom pted by th e best possible motive.
J. K. M RTZGIR
; lng o ut Its chubby little hands for ev- Would you who a re not m em bers of
! erything In sight. T h ere is nothing th is o rg an izatio n help to solve the
A u to T o p s R e c o v e re d a n d R e p a ire d
am iss In th a t because th e baby is problem s of our nation and the world,
A ll k in d s o f T o M a te ria l a n d
learning. But it becom es trag ical if liftin g it ever higher an d higher,
C u r t a i n W in d o w s
New and Rebuilt
the baby co n tin u es to do so after it helping o u r nation to realize Its alm s
and
keep
follow
ing
its
ideals?
Then
has grow n to he a m an. A self-cen ­
8. E. PALMQUIST
tered Individual, fam ily, o rganization serve th e nation of today prom pted by
th
e
best
know
n
motive.
AUTO TOP N liop
or nation is doomed, it Is m arked for
See Me for Cattle Hauling
In conclusion p erm it m e to quote
decay, d efeat and death.
M ain S t.
Ursuham
Phone i r l i
Old m achines tak en in tra d e as
BORING, OREGON, Kt. I
A nother m otive Is th e a ltru istic mo­ a num tjer of verses tak en from "A
I’salm
of
Life,"
by
H.
W.
Longfellow
.
tive, seeking to serv e m erely because
p art paym ent.
Telephone 39x
o n e' is In terested in th e w elfare of T ell m e n o t, In m o u rn fu l n u m b e r* ,
c ' y ,,h “ h e a r t fo r a n y f a t e ,
o th ers. In com parison with the first
" L ife is h u t a n e m p ty d r e a m !"
S till a c h ie v in g , s till p u r s u in g .
Com plete R en tal and Supply
L e a rn to la b o r a n d to w a it.
m entioned m otive th is one is of a b et­ h'"S th e so u l is d e a d t h a t slu m b e rs .
A
nil
t
h
in
g
s
a
r
e
n
o
t
w
h
a
t
th
e
y
seem
.
P hones Bdwy. 8576
T hree
65 V4 N. Second S tre et
D epartm ent.
ter and higher n a tu re but n ev erth eless
Inadequate for th e stre s s and strain , L ife I n r e a l ! IJf<* Is e a r n e s t ’
G resham 1201 and 355
T ru c k s Daily
In su red C a rrie rs
TROUTDALE
n d th e g r a v e is n o t Its g o al ;
the b a ttle and b u rd en , and th e duty “ D A uh
I th o u a r t , to d u s t re tu rn e s t*
T y p ew rite rs rep aired . M achines
and difficulty of life. It w ill not m eet
W a s n o t aiKjken o f th e hou I.
Dr. E ste lla Ford W arn er will hold
j life's deepest tests.
loaned w hile we w ork on yours.
a baby clin ic at th e schoolhouse on
In
th e w o r ld 's b ro a d h eld o f b a ttle .
The la st of th e th ree d o m in an t ino-
In th e b iv o u a c o f life,
T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n , A pril 12. All
U m o f lif e la the religions motive B e n o t lik e d u m b , d r iv e n c a t t l e !
ch ild ren u n d er school age a re eligible
Be a h e r o In th e s tr if e ’
“ By th e w ill of God.” You perh ap s
for exam ination.
expect me as a m in ister to say th a t T r u s t no f u tu re , how«*'er p le a a a n t ’
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
K n arr and son. w ith th e help of a
but
I
w
ould
say
It
even
if
I
w
ere
not
th
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Oregon.
LIVE BITS FROM MANY LOCALITIES
BANK OF GRESHAM
P LA Y
Saturday, April 14
SEPTIC T A N K S
W ANTED
FRANK C. JO NES
75
RED
ACRES CUCUMBER
PICKLES
ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
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HEALTH BREAD
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND
Gresham City Bakery
GOOD FOR YOU TOO
F IS K
Oldfield
Gresham Tire Shop
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
C A SH
P A ID
Funeral Directors
TYPEWRITERS
for Fresh Cows, Beef
Cows, Calves, Hogs,
of any kind
E. NASSHAHN,
MORGAN
BROS. TRUCK
LINE
Portland — Way Points — Gresham
The Rebuilt Typewriter Co.