Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, August 28, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto ■ m m r m m m h GKKSHA.W OUTLOOK, PAGE FOUR Tl LSBAY, AUGUST ». li»¿3 Friend of Prexhlent May Hr eat political adviser of Calvin Cool Is Jooked for. B u tler lately becam e I nil u n it la I Adllxor. idge. R epublican N ational Com m itteem an S tea rn s is tru ste e of A m herst Col w hen S ecre tary of W ar W eeks retire d F ra n k W. S tearn s, th e Boston m e r Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bedford and c h a n t anil clo sest p ersonal friend of lege, from w hich th e p resid en t w as Hay S tale P o litical Hub th e new president, will be the “rig h t g rad u a ted ; a d irecto r of th e Chil T o g eth er w ith B u tler an d Ja m es B. and d au g h ter Miss R uth of Salem vis hand ' m an of the Coolidge ail in I nl» d re n ’s and H om eopathic h o sp itals of Reynolds, th e W ashington banker, ited on F riday at th e home of Mr. and tu itio n , Is the opinion of m any close Itoston, South E nd H ouse and H unker who also h ails from th e Hay state, the Mrs. R. F. W alters w ith Mrs. Mary o b se rv e rs and those who know the H ill Hoy's club, a m em ber of th e ex th re e a re acknow ledged as th e new H ew itt and g ran d d a u g h ter, Miss La- ecutive com m ittee of th e A m erican j p re8| j en t's clo sest p o litical advisers. vinla M cllmoyl, of Sydney, V ancouver tw o men. In the opinion of m any persons he T ru st com pany and of th e Investm ent I t is expected th a t they will help de Island. Mrs. H ew itt is a siste r of Is to be w hat Colonel H ouse wus to ; com m ittee of th e P rovidence In stitu - velop and p ut th ro u g h a program Mr. W alters. the ad m in istra tio n of W oodrow WII- «•<»» of S avings in th e tow n of Boston, fashioned a fte r th e New E ngland bus J. C. K ilgore is driving a line new son. Some believe th a t he it, destined a m em ber of th e C o n g reg atio n allst iness plan. Uuick car. to play an Im portant p a rt In shaping ‘ hu rch . th e Chl l ’sl fra te rn ity and the T aking in co n sid eratio n th e p re si Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Todd and g ra n d of a legislative p rogram —others, who M assach u setts, M iddlesex, Algonquin, d e n t's th re e ad v isers, an d w ith the son, R ichard, have gone to W elches Hrae H um C ountry aud U niversity have been w atching him w ith critica l executive su p p o rt, th e sp e ak e r of the w here they w ill stay for a sh o rt tim e eyes, fear th a t he may become an clubs. H ouse, G illette, W eeks in th e Cabinet, at th e ir cottage. See* Slgnllicance "ad m in istratio n nuisance." W inslow , G reene, T read w ay and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen visited W hile rep u b lican le ad e rs a re hold R ogers as H ouse leaders, and Lodge D uring the first few days fallow ing over the week-end w ith th e Rev. and ing many political con feren ces which th e elevation of Coolidge to th e p re s in th e sen ate, all from th e Bay sta te — Mrs. R obert M iller of Salem. idency, S te a rn s w as seen co n stan tly a re th e o rd er of th e day in W ashing- M assachusetts is In an ex cellen t posi W. H. R u th erfo rd w as a G resham In and out of the executive suite. He ton. they a re w ondering how much tion to get w hat It w an ts before co n visitor on Monday. He has sp e n t the enacted th e role of m ajor doino help th is "rig h t hand" m an will give gress. With th ese developm ents Boston Is sum m er at his place, W ildwood, east around the presid en tial hotel. It was th e Chief E xecutive d u rin g th e next d u rin g thia period h ta t In order to ten m ouths, th e b rief tim e w hich fast becom ing th e Hub of th e political | ° f C herryville, on th e Mt. Hood loop a rra n g e an audience for Ju stice Coolidge has to w rite a record of w heel—and th e hand of F ra n k W a te r highw ay. He has had as v isito rs th is S anford of the suprem e co u rt, who achievem ent, before th e next rep u b li m an S tea rn s is seen sp in n in g it sum m er his m other, Mrs. A nna R u th erfo rd and siste r A dalyn, of P h ilad e l had called ; S tea rn s Intruded on u can convention. around. phia. They left today for New York. Many o b serv ers aro u n d th e execu cabinet conference th e presid en t was Who rem em b ers th e m e rch an t who Mr. R u th erfo rd w ill teach a t Benson tive m ansion attach ed con sid erab le holding. political im p o rtan ce to th e fact th a t ad v ertised , “No tro u b le to show P o lytechnic in P o rtlan d . P re sid en t’» F irs t t a lle r T he Boston m e rch an t w as th e first S tea rn s b ro u g h t ad d itio n al influence goods?" Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n S leret, accom - c a lle r to en ter P resident Coolidge's an d su p p o rt for th e p resid en t w ith tak e I Pa n *e<* Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S ester of If you th in k th e fu tu re will office at th e executive m ansion after th e visit of th e M assach u setts repub- Scenic, visited on F rid ay and S a tu r ca re of itself, th a t show s you h av e n ’t the new president took up his duties llcan organlr.atlon last week. T his day w ith Mr. and Mrs. H ector Morgan. lived In th e fu tu re. He has been w ith Coolidge alm ost w as th e flrst co ncerted actio n from W hile th e re they w ere ca lle rs on Mr. continuously since he arriv ed in any sta te to p ut th em selv es and th e ir Local and long d istan ce serv ice con- and Mrs. F. J. Bissell, n ear B allston, W ashington follow ing H ard in g ’s s ta te o rg an izatio n behind th e new ad- nections quickly m ade th ro u g h the They w ere accom panied by Mrs. Mor- w an t ad exchange. gan. death. ! m in istratio n . F ra n k W aterm an S te a rn s Is well I P olitical lead ers also see lnsignifl- R e g u la r m e etin g of G resh- C hase S t.C la ir spent th e p ast week- know n In his own state. He is c h a ir- can ce in th e fact th a t it is believed am Iaidge No 126, I.O .O .F. N*»1 at M anhatten Beach visitin g w ith m an of boar,, of d irec to rs of R I. th a t S te a rn s com pany, the g reat Boston ver, and in tim ate frien d of S tearn s, day evening. B ro th e rs w elcom e. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. W ack sp en t the d epartm ent sto re founded by his fath tw ill be nam ed a tto rn ey -g en e ra l if At- A RTHUR H. HENSLEY, N. G. w eek-end at Seaside. T hey retu rn ed er, and for y ears has been th e strong- tornev G eneral D augherty resig n s, as Ip A H IL L . S ecretary . late M onday evening. T he Rev. E. D. B lackm an, p asto r of th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch , and Mrs B lackm an left today for N etarts on th e coast, w here th ey w ill enjoy w eek's vacation. T he u su al services w ill be held in th e ch u rch next Sun day, w ith the Rev. D. M. C athey in the p u lp it in th e m orning and th e Rev. M V. W hetsel in th e evening, Mr. and Mrs. B lackm an w ill be Joined S atu r day by th e ir son-in-law and d au g h ter th e Rev. and Mrs. BenJ. Y ates of P o rt land. Mr. Y ates, who has been w ork ing In a m ill In P o rtlan d , suffered serio u s accid en t recen tly b u t is re covering. H e w as form erly p a sto r of th e ch u rch here. Mrs. G ertru d e Schanno and Miss B lrd in e M errill re tu rn e d la st F rid ay from R ockaw ay w here th ey spent tew days. Mrs. A lbert D ow sett and d au g h ter P a u le tta and Miss P e a rl S elle rs have been at W elches since la st T uesday Mr. D ow sett and Miss Je a n n e tte join ed them for th e w eek-end. Miss Rose P elik an of P o rtlan d , i su ccessfu l te ac h er iu th e G resham g rad e school last y ear, is v isitin g th is w eek at th e B ap tist p arso n ag e w ith the Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. B arry . Miss P elik an has been p rep a rin g h erself for child w elfare w ork, w hich she « These tremendous new values are the direct result of the w ill ta k e up a t once In P o rtla n d u nder th e U niversity Society of New York. » greatest sales and production period in Willys-Cverland Mrs. G race In m an of P o rtlan d , is a -• history. W e believe nothing else compare« w ith them. g u est of Mrs. R. D. Bailey and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M etzger and d au g h ter C atherine. Mrs. N ellie G ulik- son and son C laire have gone to S ea side w here they w ill rem ain fo r a w eek or more. Jo h n M etzger is a s sistin g in th e Cecil M etzger grocery fo r th e p resen t. Mrs. H. W. S tro n g and ch ild ren are cam ping n ea r T o llg ate above Rhodo dendron. T w enty-one g u ests show ered Miss Ruby Stow ell at th e hom e of Miss Rose P o tte r on la st S atu rd ay evening and all enjoyed a d elig h tfu l social tim e. Miss Stow ell, w ho w ill soon be com e th e b rid e of O tto W hite, re ceived many b eau tifu l and useful gifts. T he evening w as sp e n t in p lay ing gam es and w ith m usic, and light refre sh m e n ts w ere served. Among the g u ests w ere Mr and Mrs. H. J. W hite, Mrs A. W Shipley. Miss Mabel Ship- ley. Mrs. Lizaie Mason. Miss C lara Mason. Mrs. I. S. L eland and g ra n d d au g h ter. Madia, all of G resham . Mr and Mrs. Ed. S hroy an d son R ichard of T ro u td ale. Mrs. A. C. P a rk and A. C. P o tter of th e Base L ine road. Miss E cho Stow ell, G lenn A udrey, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. W hite, all of P o rtlan d . The house w as d ecorated In p ink and w h ite flowers. E x -siste r Mary Angel w ill speak at Odd F ellow s h all. G resham . F riday aftern o o n and evening. A ugust 31. In In every detail, all of the superior Willys-Knight and th e aftern o o n a t 2:30 sh e w ill speak Overland qualities features and improvements are retain to w om en only an d tn th e evening at 3 ed W xhi - g ha* been spared to insure the continuance to m en and women S ubject, "C hris- of Wlilys-Overland leadership in value. I tian A m ericanism ." All a re invited. Miss Je a n n e tte D ow sett com m enced C om parison has resulted in an enorm ous increase w o rk y esterd ay at th e F irs t S tate B ank to tak e th e vacancy caused by | in sale« for W illvs -O verland this year. A new com- th e resignation of Mias Olga Noreen, pansen of ot these new values we believe w ill sweep who w ill com plete her serv ices th e re •side every other stan d ard that your previous ohser- ■ext S atu rd ay , and w ho expects soon vation has set up. Come in and see for vourself. to leave fo r C alifo rn ia to e n te r the I Bible In stitu te of Los Angeles. ». ». ov Dr A. W Botkin, who has been on (lu x e GRESHAM LOCALS 'T/loritfr&ndSfa Extra Value Useful Articles Glass Glass Fruit Dishes Glass Water Tumblers Mixing Bowls E ach 5c 5-piece Sets, each »<• E ach 5c Imported Hand- Painted Chinaware 15-Piece Porcelain Kitchen Sets Many beautiful pieces in this assortm ent. Specially priced at 98c ea. Very pretty and useful Winchester Stainless Steel Paring knives Sets Include F lour, S ugar, Rice, C ereal, T ea and Coffee C ontainers, V inegar and Oil Ju g s and six Spice Boxes. To see them is to w an t them . Special each 23c Special the Set, $5.85 A. W. METZGER & CO. The WINCHESTER Store KiKMKKKKSSKKKKKKSSKKSKKKKKMSM CHEVROLET/ nnouncing JVew WILLYS-KNIGHT CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE LEE TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES and General Repair Shop OVERLAND 1924 '¿Lower Prices and great Improvements Starter, and Ignition Work Work Guaranteed SHERMAN McCARTER GARAGE Phone 2331 Gresham Distributor for Chevrolet Motor Cars ■■ 0 Willys-Knight 5-Pass. Touring - - Now $1175 Willys-Knight 2-Pass. Roadster - - Notv 1175 Willys-Knight 5-Pass. Coupe-Sedan Notv Willys-Knight 5-Pass. Country Club Notv Willys-Knight 5-Pass. Sedan - - Notv - Notv Willys-Knight 7-Pass. Touring Willys-Knight 7-Pass. Sedan - • Notv Generator ANNOUNCEM ENT In justice to you. Mr. Automobile owner, and to arrest any false impression to the contrary, we wish it under stood th at we are operating our Wash and Polish Rack for ALL SIZES AND MAKES OF CARS Our selection of clean and well lighted quarters is absolutely necessary in order th a t we may turn out the best work. We positively will not use any m aterials which will at the present, or in the future, be deterious to the high est finish of any ear. W ith our city experience, and determ ination to please, we are able to G uarantee Satisfaction. R. A. ASHDOWN At RAKER & SON GARAGE, Phone 1301 A B igger, M uch M o re P o w e rfu l N e w E n g in e in A l l O v e r la n d M o d e ls O verland! ouring with bigger new engine Notv $525 CX'erland Roadster w ith bigger new engine NotV 525 Overl and Coupe w ith bigger new engine N o U ’ 7 9 5 Overl and Sedan with bigger new engine NotV 860 The Big, Powerful Overland Red Bird Notv 750 GRESHAM OVERLAND CO. \ \ . A. Hessel 1 I an e a ste rn tr ip for th e past th ree w eeks. retu rn ed hom e yesterd ay Dr. Botkin visited iu New York. W ashing ton, B altim ore. Chicago and o th e r places a ad re tu rn e d by way of the C anadian Rockies He has had a m ost enjoyable tr ip Mr and Mrs, G eorge Page and fam ily an d J W L aw rence re tu rn e d F ri day from an extended trip th ro u g h so u th ern Oregon. w hich took in C raler Lake, th e caves aud o th er p o in ts of in terest. They w ere aw ay n in e days and trav eled m ore th a n a tho u san d w iles. (’s p / n i V ï C * - e i e s , We Have the BLICK Agency “ Let your next ear lie a Butch" M AIN STREET GARAGE GHFS1I V M l’hone | ( | t Phone 122S D allj Trips to Portland Rex, Phone UKW Gresham Transfer & Storage Co. BIKTEN WAI.RAD, Prop. WOOD A Truck for Every Purpose Burien for Service COAL We Solicit Your Business x>TOK U .l In su re d C a rrie rs C a llers at th - horn, of Mr. and Mrs serio u s illn ess of th e fo rm e r's sister. H. L. S’. C lair on Sunday w ere th , Miss C onstance P age who is at Good form er s cousin Mrs R. y Headley of S am a ritan ho sp ital w here she u n d er W ashington. D C , and her son Robert, w ent an o p eratio n fo r -p p en d icitis also Mr and .Mrs. L G Nichols and and , o m plicatlcns. H tr m other and eons of rv rtla n d . Mrs H ead lty is the s is te r have a rriv e d from Pasadena. w ife of the head of th e d ep artm en t C alifornia, to be n ea r her. Mrs. Page of o p eratio n s in th e n atioual fo restry ret e r r e d home v esterd ay and Mr. Mr Nichols is educai Page Is still a t th e bedside of hi* sis secretary of th e P o rtlan d Y M c V te r. th o u g h h er condition seem s to be Mrs Headley spent yesterday afte r- im proving and he Is expected home noon at th e S t.C la ir hem , tw tay w ,o r a o r w r . Mr. and Mr* George Page w ere j ______________ called to P o rtlan d on S atu rd ay by th e , W an t no*, ad d to y o u r profit.