Gresham outlook., September 11, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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POWELL VALLEY MAN
DIES AT HOSPITAL
GRESHAMLOCALS
P o b b 'd H er Hair
A lgot 8. A nderson of Pow ell V alley j
The Camp F ire g irls hiked to the
died a t Good S am a ritan ho sp ital on
H. M. M iller farm n ear G resham last
T uesday, S eptem ber 4, follow ing an
T h u rsd ay evening for a slu m b er p a r ­
operation for appendicitis w hich he i
ty. They slep t in the b arn and cook­
u n derw ent a few days ea rlier. Mr.
ed th e ir su p p er and b rea k fa st in the
A nderson w as born in Sweden Ja n u - j
grove.
Miss G ertru d e A lexander and
a ry 8, 1887. He cam e to A m erica
Miss F lo ren ce H oney chap ero n ed the
when 19 y ears of age and ab o u t a
g irls.
year la te r cam e to Oregon and m ade
his home In Pow ell Valley. T h ere he
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry M cM urry and
ch ild ren . Miss Lois T rim ble and A lta
m a rried Miss E sth e r S tafan so n on
White, size 18x35
White, size 20x45
Ju n e 11, 1911. T hey lived h ere for a
M cMurry have retu rn ed from a w eek's
White, size 23x45
num ber of y ears and in S pokane for
trip by autom obile to places of in te r­
est. They w ent to Pacific City and
about five years, and cam e back to
th is locality a year ago.
back and afte rw a rd s m ade th e trip up
th e C olum bia riv er highw ay to The
Mr. A nderson leaves to m ourn th e ir
D alles.
'
Olson or Chicago
loss his wife and one son, L aw rence, defied censor
within Salvation Arm?
also his fa th e r and a b ro th er in Sw e­ ran k s and bobbed her h air
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge P age an d fam ­
den. tw o b rothers, Axel and F ra n k in
ily, Miss Mabel P age of P asad en a and
V irginia, M innesota, G ust, in Canada
Ja s. L aw rence w ent to G overnm ent
and V ictor in Colville, W ashington.
Cam p and back la st Sunday-
66x80refCuii’h l'| direCt fr° m the
Big Shll’ra« » o ' Wolverine Plaid Blankets size
F u n eral services w ere held a t P e a r­
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. L u n d q u ist have
Four-,Square Gospel Services.
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3
7
5
bed
sue,
in
pretty
plaids
of
grey, bine, helio, corn and pink. Sold regulariy
son’s u n d ertak in g chapel in P o rtlan d
moved into th e ir new house on South
F
o
u
r-sq
u
are
gospel
services
w
ill
be
on last F riday afternoon. In term e n t
R oberts avenue. F red Je n n in g s and |
was in the D ouglas cem etery. Many held at th e G resham G range hall on
fam ily have moved in to Dr. T hom p­
T
uesday
and
F
rid
ay
evenings
of
th
is
friends from G resham and P o rtlan d
so n ’s house w hich they vacated.
w ere in atten d an ce and o th e rs who week. It is expected th a t th e Rev.
Fred
H
ornshuh
will
be
presen
t.
The
Ju d g e S tap leto n has so far recov- J
w ere unable to atten d th e services in
P ortland assem bled in th e cem etery to baptism al services held a t D abney ered from his rec en t illn ess as to be
show th e ir sym pathy for the bereaved p ark on th e Sandy riv er la st Sunday ab le to go to P o rtlan d today an d re- J
LADIES’
Agents for
fam ily. T he p allb ea re rs w ere Wm. aftern o o n w ere well atten d ed by peo­ sum e his d u ties in th e circ u it court.
BEST
BOOM
P eterson, A ugust F rank, O. T horen, ple of thiB vicinity and P o rtland.
C. A. H ill is doing c a rp e n te r w ork
Butterick
Patterns
I hone 2221
Gresham, Oregon
B. Stevenson, Arvid P eterso n and E. T h irty -tw o can d id ates received the in P o rtlan d and living in u p p er Al­
ord in an ce of baptism .
Many took bina. At p re se n t he is in ch a rg e of
H. S tafanson.
th e ir noon lunches and enjoyed them
building an addition to th e V aughn
T he Misses M arg u erite an d Mabel
in th e park .
Card of Thunks.
m otor w orks.
.Michel left Sunday for Los A ngeles,
We w ish to extend ou r app reciatio n
S torage, S torage
A w eek-end g u est a t th e hom e of w here they will visit rela tiv e s and
and th a n k s for the m any b eautiful
F o r sto rag e see B urten W alrad, I Mr< an<1 Mrs. Thos. Gill w as th e ir frien d s and see som e of th e p laces of
ilow ers and for sym pathy o th erw ise
G resham , phone 1411.
son-in-law , th e Rev. S tan fo rd Moore in te re st in so u th ern C alifornia. They
show n d u rin g the illness and death of
o f Canby, who is now in atten d an ce expect to be aw ay ab o u t tw o weeks.
our husband and fath er.
S A L M ftM
Mrs. E sth e r A nderson, L aw rence C u t d o w n th e h ig h coat o f liv in g b y b u y - a t th e an n u a l session of th e Oregon They w ere accom panied south by Mrs.
vn’L
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on.
d lr e c t’ C o m '' a n d ta k e C onference of th e M ethodist E piscopal W ilbur Stanley, who w ill join her
A nderson.
F b “ d. C o rb . t t ° r
" “ ,>ound
F B
husband a t Benecia, w here he has
W hat are you going to heat your house with, this
church.
opened d ental offices.
winter?
P hone o rd ers to Outlook 1561.
T he Rev. A. S. H isey, w ho Is ch a ir
Adds ---------
add - to ~ y o u r «»VS
ad-vantage.
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V .U I I
Don t think a pipeless furnace is impossible on ac­
m an of th e exam ining board of the
F arm in g Does Not T ake Alt C utover
Oregon C onference, is spending the
count of the expense. We can install a
L ands.
first p a rt of th e week conducting ex­
The trad itio n th a t all cu t or burned
am in atio n s In th e conference course over fo rest land, or even th e g re a te r
of studies. E ig h t or nine young men p a rt of it, is being tak en by a g ric u l­
in your home that will heat an eieht-
a re ta k in g the e n tra n c e exam inations tu re is not borne o ut by th e facts, the
. .I.
I
1 P o rtlan d office of th e F o re st S e r v ic e
room
house
for
$150. Smaller size for $95.
and o th ers a re in various stag es of United S tates D ep artm en t of A gricnU
hese furnaces carry a five-year guarantee by the
th e course.
tu re, gives out.
Mrs. B laine T u rn e r of F airview a n d ) R eliable estim ates place th e am ount
manufacturer, they are made in Oregon by Oregon la-
her th re e ch ild ren a re a t th e hom e of of fo rest iand cu t over an n u a lly in
homes
nd 3re glVmg excellent service in many Oregon
her p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bliss, the sta te of W ashington a t 180,000
acres and 100,000 for Oregon. It is
w here she is being cared for. She estim ated th a t not over 2 per ce n t of
VV e will be glad to show you the Sibloco in our store.
h as had an ac u te a tta c k of b ro n ch itis W ash in g to n 's cu to v er a re a is being
b u t is now im proving.
put Into cu ltiv atio n , and less th an
per ce n t of th a t in Oregon.
D inner g u ests at th e M ethodist par-
F o r th e en tire U nited S tates th e to ­
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Ronage on Sunday w ere Mrs. T. S. Mc­
tal of fo rest lands alre ad y c u t or
D aniels, Miss M argaret and W arren of burned over, exclusive of farm wood-
P o rtlan d , and Ourey H isey of Salem.
lots, th a t has not been tak en for a g ri­
O. A. E astm an has been suffering for c u ltu ra l use has alre ad y g row n to
181,000,000 ac res say s th e d ep artm en t.
th e p ast few days w ith an ac u te attac k F u rth erm o re, our fo rest land is being
of lumbago.
cu t over a t th e r a te of ab o u t 10,000,000
Mr. and Mrs. O. A dam s and d au g h ­ acres y early, and probably m ore th an
h alf th is a re a is in virg in forest.
te rs G olda and Je a n re tu rn e d Sunday
The depletion of o u r tim b er supplies
| from a trip of sev eral days to th e T il­
and th e reduction of o u r fo rest area
All-Wool Pullover Sweat­
lam ook county beaches w here they larg ely th ro u g h tim b er m ining has
ers, in two colors
visited w ith relativ es and friends.
created a n ational problem —th a t of
Heavy all-wool PULLOVER
C lair B urch has re tu rn e d from | providing th e tim b er n ecessary to
m eet our fu tu re req u irem en ts. In a b il­
Sweater,
in brown and buff,
Lookout m ountain
in W ashington ity to u tilize cu t or burned over fo rest
maroon and gold, sizes 32 to
w here he has sp en t th e sum m er w ith lands for ag ric u ltu re has created
Caps
85<‘ to $1.00
second and related problem —th a t of
his fa th e r a t th e ra n g e r station.
36> each...........................$3.75
Blouses.......
$1.00
land use.
A lden M iller is w orking in P o rtan d
Stockings. ... 25c to 35c
T h ree o u tstan d in g m e asu res a re
in th e United S tates w eath er b ureau n ecessary to bring ab o u t th e grow ing
Shoes..
$2.00 to $4.50
u n d er H. G. W ells.
of tim ber crops on fo rest lands. One
W. L. G orsage is enjoying a v aca­ is to stop u n re stric te d fo rest ex p lo i­
In c
tion of 14 days from his duties in th e tatio n , an o th er to red u ce th e w aste in
Extra-heavy all-wool, sizes 36
the use of tim ber and th e th ird is to
G resham postofflee.
Miss G ertrude in crease tim b er p roduction to th e full
to 38, black and green, black
S ou th ard is a ssistin g in th e office.
cap acity of th e land.
MEN'S WLAR
S h o e s
and gold, navy and orange and
These qu estio n s a re of p a rtic u la r
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Olson of C orval­
plain maroon, each..... $5.50
lis a re the g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. R. in te rest to the n o rth w est a t th is tim e
G RESH A M
in view of th e se n ate com m ittee on r e ­
E. Cannon. Mr. Olson is p rin cip al of fo restatio n , headed by S en ato r Mc­
Hart, Schaffner & M arx Clothes
th e P h ilo m ath high school.
Nary, w hich is scheduled to conduct
A d au g h ter, D oris Viola, w as born a series of h ea rin g s on th e Pacific
co ast d u rin g Septem ber.
to Mr. and Mrs. P au l Stone on Sep­
tem ber 1. T he m o th er and baby are
Superpower System.
A Splendid Assortment of
at Mrs. H. T im m erm an's.
T he dem and for e lec tric pow er in
Wool
Tweed beautifully lined
th e United S tate s is in creasin g enor-
T he L. F. B unting fam ily has r e ­ I mously.
with light colored satin. s pecial.......................... $2.25
tu rn ed from C arver w here they have
Pow er p la n ts w hich a few y ea rs ago
been for th e sum m er to be on hand
seemed ad eq u ate for y ea rs of fu tu re
for
th
e
opening
for
high
school.
grow th have suddenly become unable
W uh all extras you can possibly put on and licenst
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Miss Lois T rim b le of M olalla is to m eet th e dem ands, and local co n d i­
visiting h er siste rs, Mrs. P aul Stone tions may be such th a t th e only so lu ­
tion of th e problem is in terco n n ectio n .
and Mrs. H a rry McMurry. She will
Pink Crepe Bloomers,.... £
The problem would be sim ple if th is
Extras and license.
re tu rn to h er hom e soon to take up situ atio n had been foreseen, and the
her stu d ies in th e high school.
p ro p er sta n d a rd s of tran sm issio n and
Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Im lah have d istrib u tio n of elec tric c u rre n t had
been provided.
Extras and license.
moved to Longview. W ashington,
H ow ever, th e in d u stry is going
w here Mr. Im lah Is em ployed for th e ahead full speed to m ake up for lost
"The House of Quality”
Phone 1411
Long-B ell L um ber com pany.
They tim e. High tension w ires a re sp re a d ­
Gresham
have bought a lot In K elso and ex ­ ing in ail d irectio n s from pow er T " " - -
Extras and license.
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pect to build a hom e th e re In the near sources.
The
"In te rc o n n e c tio n ''
idea
is
future.
sp reading. E lectric pow er from m any
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
C
harbontieau
and
p la n ts Is fed Into m ain w ires, for d is­
Pneum atic tires and license.
little d a u g h te r moved h ere recently trib u tio n in sections w here pow er c a n ­
from Rolla. N orth D akota, and are not be g en erated econom ically, ju st as
occupying an a p a rtm e n t in the Sell gas and petroleum a re fed into tr a n s ­
m ission pipes from m any w ells.
Good tires and license
has been appointed representative for the
building.
Mr. C harbonneau Is en ­
By m eans of th is In terconnected
gaged In c a rp e n te r work.
Gresham territory of the
"su p erp o w er" system , it will not be
Mrs. L ettie G regson C rane of Mans­ m any y ears until th e w hole co u n try Is
With license
field, North D akota, is visiting for a supplied w ith elec tricity ad eq u ate for
° f Indianapolis, In d ian a
few days w ith Mrs. H. H. Oft and its light and pow er need, if not for
heat, d raw n from th e w ate rfa lls and
this « "„aran iS
“nd
*°“ » '» P i« »I
Mrs. G eorge T ach ero n and o th er I coal m ines and g en erated and tra n s
friends
She
is
accom
panied
by
her
m
itted
m
ore
econom
ically
th an has
W ith tractor plow, good condition
L“ ' " '
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little d au g h ter, M argaret Marie, and yet been possible.
Residence, l., w^
U en n Z
' Eve’“ ng
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E lectricity Is rev olutionizing house­
her young ste p d au g h ter Evelyn. Mrs.
—
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n«»Y 4.1.8. L r»
C rane h as been visiting relativ es in keeping. farm ing, tra n sp o rta tio n and
Nearly new two 24-inch dises
Oregon and will re tu rn to o n to her m a n u factu rin g The U. 8. has been a
pioneer in elec trica l developm ent and Farmers Mutual Fire Relief Assn.
home.
the in itiativ e, persev eran ce, faith and
1 he finest m an I ever m eet.'- w ill
Does Flourishing Business.
e,.io u n d . to be th e one th a t agreed
F ifty m em bers and frien d s of the [courage of its inventors, engineers, in ­
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MUtUal
ha8
*roWn
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Zion E vangelical ch u rch spent last vestors and m an ag ers of elec tric p ro p ­ N*, ^ J t 7 e8 t? rm ers- con,Pa ny in the " , tb y? U? " ev erytfiing and then com ­
erties a re responsible for th ese w on­
plim ented your good judgm ent.
F ridav at E agle Creek on th e highway. d erful achievem ents.
K K I.IA IIII.I n
tt.e7 r7 w
p a rtn e rs who consider
HKHVIt K
A fter th e noon basket lunch a large
s n w eIfare P refer It. P resid en t
N othing succeeds like w an t ads.
Phone 1141
Filly, fifty.
S n ash all re p o rts th e A ssociation has
Gresham
group w alked up th e tra il w hile o th ers
Phone 1141
D
iner.
T
his
is
not
ch
ick
en
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°T?r ,16b<M).000 i" force and over Id -
R e g u la r m e etin g of G re sh ­
rem ained at th e cam p and enjoyed the ,, Y a u*.r. : " No; o h ' no- 8,r
000 m em bers. In th e p ast year it has
afternoon w ading in th e creek
am Lodge No. 125, I.O .O .F.
th a t h alf and half. It is beef an d paid over 833.000 In losses w ith one
Yes, s ir; one cow —one rio?nr.men^ 0nly
Cecil M etzger drove to Seaside S a t­ chicken
30c Per bundled in th e Odd F ello w s hall, every T h u rs ­
chicken.
dollars. T h ere Is no reason why day evening. B ro th e rs w elcom e
urday for th e week end and to bring
farm ers should pay high rate s when C. A AH . I " ° L V . ™ NSL1IT' * °
back his wife and d au g h ter who had
at this Bakery and at Storrs
they can In su re In a F a rm ers' Asso
V tu c k e r T u rn s.
been spending a week th ere. He took
Real E sta te A gent:
"W onderful o p tio n . A nyone w ishing to Insure will
with him th e Rev. J. H. Wood and view here See! th e house overlooks call On H. W. S n ash all at the F air
Coataiaa the Yltäminen, inked
th e riv er
:i0°lU- A d v
’ h*m
P h ° ne F a r«ners
wife, who expect to rem ain th ere for
scientific principes
i
1 «H'l. ,o ° ' for a m inute;
several weeks.
I thought somebody up the road had
It’s Good and Good for Von
left th e ir h y d ran t ru n n in g ."
" T h e Glad H an d
Window ( leaning
S la te d
tdiuniiinicaliiiii »f
Ba id
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Gresham Lodge A. F. A I. W_
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L o rd 's Supper the first
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Mrs. Sm ythe
"H e re Is _ an Inter- Brown, G resham phone 2501 h J h
T uesday. Sept. II. at * p. n
♦ snug item V g in in C anada ra n 's fi
I'ltu
rs
w
elroiur.
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone 1121
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P „>
h ours w ithout stopping "
’ "I,r r 'al «'■'»Iberhnod 1« the Goal"
Specials fo r This W e e k
Good Weight
Good Weight
Turkish Towels
Turkish Towels
Extra-Heavy, double
thread
Turkish Towels
5O c
BLANKETS
Specially Priced for This Week at $2.98
L. A. WACK «& CO.
It s Time to Consider the
HEAT QUESTION
B
OYS
2-KNICKER
SIBLOCO PIPELESS FURNACE
I
f
S U IT S
For the parent who
would combine r e a . I
quality and economy
here’s v a l u e for
your boy.
L
L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
NEW
Sweaters—
SWEATERS
for the School
Boys and Young Men
$3.00
ROYAL COURT
SWEATERS
artirx’i
MEN’S AND BOYS’
CAPS
CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS
1923 Ford Touring
$50«
1921 Sedan
WOMEN’S BLOOMERS
450
1920 Touring
-
1921 Chevrolet
-
200
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Republic Truck
ANNOUNCEM ENT
Maxwell Ton Truck
PERRY KITZMILLER
1918 Buick
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Case 10-18 Tractor
Oliver Tractor Disc Plow
-
w . A. HESSEL
OCR HEALTH BREAD
BETHEL
BAPTIST
Gresham City Bakery
t
J. K. «A T M Eg, W. « .
W. L GUKNAOK,
Mr Smythe.
away?”
Money to loan on real estate ram .
Did the man get M «n.
a, « per c e n t B W . ^ o r n . ™
t m» thou with us and we w»II do
(Ace good.’
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. T h, Pastor.