T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 75
_________________________ OBESHAM , MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TAPS IS SOUNDED
FOR AGED VETERAN
Timely Comments
FRID AY ,
NOVEMBER
GRESHAM II H ill WINS
GOOD 1.ITERATI RE BAY
12 to « OVER MOLOELA
AT M ETHODIST ( III RUII
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1«. 1»S3
CLUB BOY WINS
COVETED PRIZE
« « .» .
Additional Gresham Locals
G resham cam e hom e w ith th e bacon
la st F rid ay from M olalla w ith a 12 to ig n a te d a s Good L ite r a tu r e Day a t th e
W hat m akes th e United S ta te s pro s- I 6 victory. T he local football team M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch , as a fit
A m ilita ry fu n eral was accorded pero u s? A nsw er, High w ages.
A unique en tertain m en t, "T h e Wo
found a h ard fighting team aw aiting tin g finale to Good Book Week. The
C ytroen, th e g re a te st F re n ch m an them .
N orm an L. Sm ith th is afternoon, w hen
m an w ith 100 P ockets," is being p lan
p
asto
r,
the
Rev.
A.
S.
Hisey,
will
oc
P erh ap s th e finest prize ever won
he w as laid to re s t in M ultnom ah u fa c tu re r of autom obiles, say s everv
M olalla scored a touchdow n in the cupy th e pulpit both m orning aud eve ned by th e W. C. T. U. for next F riday by M ultnom ah co unty club m em bers
body in F ra n c e ought to have his own
cem etery by his com rades of S um ner autom obile.
T he tro u b le is, “ In first th re e m in u tes of play and w ent ning. H is su b ject for th e m orning evening, November 23, in connection w as presented to Jo h n F lem ing of the
P ost O. A. R. w ith the full funeral A m erica th e w orkm an, saving one down w ithin a y ard of goal for an o th serm on w ill be on th e topic, "O ur w ith a social at M etzger's hall. Re
Victory d istric t on F riday of last
ritu a l. Mr. Sm ith w as fo r m any y ears day s pay per week, can buy an au to e r but G resh am 's fam ous bulldog M ental Menu." F o r th e evening s e r fre sh m en ts may be p rocured if d e s ir week.
m
obile
w
ith
th
e
money
at
th
e
end
of
a m em ber of S um ner P ost and w as
the year. In F ra n ce it w ould ta k e a fighting sp irit stopped them . From vice th e subject w ill be "T he P o tte r's ed, and a splendid p rogram is being
H arold Stim sem of th e Hollywood
fo r a long tim e its com m ander. D ur F re n ch m a n 's e n tire sa la ry for two th en on until th ? finish G resham co n W heel.” A p o rtab le movie m achine planned, w hich will include an ad
Farm,
S eattle, offered a H olstein calf
ing th e la tte r y ears w hen he wag u n years."
sta n tly th rea ten e d M olalla's goal.
has become av ailab le for th e use of d ress by Police Chief Je n k in s of to th e cham pion H olstein club m em
If
you
w
ant
a
good
crop,
p
ut
w
ater
able to atten d its m eetings jn P o rt
H en ry L u n d ay w as back into th e th e ch u rch th ro u g h the courtesy of the P o rtlan d and m usical nu m b ers by his
land he frequently visited th e M. A. and fe rtiliz e r on th e land. If you gam e again. J u s t before th e final Rev. F. M. Ja sp e r. It will be used as police band. Besides th ese th e re will ber oi the n o rth w est. T he basis of
w ant a p ro sp ero u s co u n try , put good
Ross P ost in G resham and w as p re s w ages in th e pockets of th o se th a t w h istle blew G uerney Wood in te r occasion perm its. A fine ree l on the be num bers by local m usicians. The aw ard s w as: ca lf exhibited, possible
50 points, fitting and show ing—25
en t at its la st m eeting, only a few w ork
cepted a fo rw ard pass and w as g allo p m aking of p o tte ry w ill be ru n a t the fu ll program will be published In the points, records of cost and w ork—25.
next Outlook.
w eeks ago. H e han been in feeble
It a ll com es back to th e big people ing m adly for an o th e r touchdow n close of th e evening service.
In te re st in th e co n test was keen.
h ealth for a num ber of years, being te n d o lla rs for one.
At th e m eeting of th e W om an’: Every eligible m em ber of this county
w hen th e gun w ent ofT.
T h e choir w ill sing a t both s e r
afflicted w ith v alv u lar h e a rt trouble.
G resham has won th re e gam es and vices. They have p rep ared , “Thy Way Home M issionary society lust W ednes and sev eral o th er Oregon exhibitors,
If you a re a rad io en th u sia st, and
w orked ea rn estly th ro u g h o u t the
H e had been confined to his bed but u n d ersta n d such th in g s, you w ill be lost th ree, w ith a p ercen tag e of 500.
Is in th e S an ctu ary " for evening. L es day It w as decided to m eet on Novem week.
tw o w eeks before his death.
in te reste d in th e la test announcem ent.
T h e school h as th e best football lie W alrad and O liver Gill will sing ber 24 to pack th e b a rre ls for th e
W ith Jo h n s h eifer placing grand
N orm an I,. Sm ith w as born in P a A m essage, receiving its o nly im pulse team it has had since th e fam ous old a t th e m orning service.
P o rtlan d S ettlem ent C enter. T he w ork cham pion, and Jo h n w inning cham
on
th
is
side
of
th
e
ocean,
m
ade
the
trio t. Ind ian a, Ju n e 20, 1836, and
T he E pw orth L eague enrolled about w ill be done at th e home of Mrs. T. R pionship in show ing and fitting, and
trip of 9,000 m iles to W arsaw and back 1919 steam ro lle r, com posed of such
passed aw ay a t his hom e in G resham , 20 tim es, a to ta l d istan ce of 360,000 s ta rs as Jo e Peak, Ed. S trong, and 30 la st T uesday evening w ith 40 in a t H ow itt and donations a re solicited of a record book covering cost over a
ree -y e ar period, he w as w ell in the
Novem ber 13. 1923, aged 87 years, 4 m iles. T h at is alm ost tw ice as fa r as Em m et W elling. The school is proud tendance. T h e sessio n s will be held clothing, fru it, vegetables or an y thing th
lead.
m onths aud 24 days.
light and elec tricity trav el in one sec of th e p rese n t team .
The calf is a good Individual from a
i on T uesday and F rid a y s evenings of of use in the w ork. A fine program
In Ju ly 17, 1861, he enlisted as a ond. It am azes us now. We see it,
w as provided W ednesday u n d er th e reco rd cow, w hich m akes it a valu
Today
th
e
team
has
gone
to
Hood
next
week.
T
he
le
ctu
res
given
by
Dr.
able prize. At the age of 13 y ears
p riv ate in Com pany H, 5th Iow a In and w ork it, an d know n o th in g about R iver for th e big gam e of th e year. P ra tt on the Book of Rom ans will be d irection of Mrs. A. 8. Hisey.
it. Some day w e'll send m essag es to
fa n try and w as m u stered in a t B u rl outside su n s, ending w ith “please Coach N oftsinger says he will be very helpful to any one who mav wish
Mrs. P. A. Gould, who has been ill Jo h n has a herd of five reg istered H ol
steina. Five y ears in club work have
ington, Iowa. At th e end of th e w ar an sw e r," know ing th a t a t 186,000 proud of th e boys if they hold them to h ear him. H is class is scheduled for th e past week or two, is m uch im given him an education and ex p eri
he w as m ustered out and re tu rn e d to m iles a second th e an sw er w ill n ot be down to touchdow ns. A fairly la rg e for 8:10. T he classe s a re still open proved.
ence th a t will m ake him a successful
back in tim e for our g ran d c h ild ren to
his home.
County A gent 8. B. H all h as a r breed er in the n ear future.
com pany of en th u sia stic stu d e n ts will for en ro llm en t and th e young people
read it.
On M arch 15, 1865, he m arried Miss
Dairy Demonstration Train Wins.
accom pany th e team to give in sp ire - a re u rged to atten d every session. A ran g ed for a d em o n stratio n of potato
C lara I. H uxley, who preceded him in
If you have a sound idea, do n 't hang tion and fight to th e boys.
I social hour w ill follow th e session g rading u nder th e new law to be giv
A nother accom plishm ent a t the
d eath Ju n e 24, 1922.
for it. P u b lish it, rep eat it, p ersu ad e
en a t the G resham G range hall on Stock show w as achieved by th e H ol
th is evening.
stein team of th ree m em bers: R obert
In th e sp rin g of 1866 Mr. S m ith and o th e rs to accept it. V oltaire opposed BA PTIST CHURCH GIVES
T he new linoleum in th e vestibule next Tuesday, Novem ber 20. a t 2 K erslake, John Flem ing and P ercy
fam ily sta rte d w ith ox team for O re to rtu re of w itnesses, b rea k in g every
SUNRAY’S PROGRAM and th e w indow shades in th e b ase o'clock. F ederal In sp ecto r R inger and C arlson, with J. Flem ing as leader.
m iserab le ju d g e in one fam ous case,
gon.
a fte r a fight of m any years. H e defied
m ent a re th e gift of J. E. Metzger S tate In sp ecto r Jo h n so n w ill be p re s T he team d em o n strated selecting,
In 1876 he cam e to e a ste rn M ultno F red erick th e G reat and g re a te r pow
Bethel BaP? i8i Cm rCh “ eXt Kenial hol,8e fu rn ish e r of Gresham.' en t to conduct th e d em onstration. feeding, fitting and show ing of a dairy
T hey will be provided w ith several calf. C ham pionship ribbons and w atch
m ah and settled on the farm w here he ers, and finally died peacefully in his S unday the Bible school w ill convene Of co u rse all say “T h an k you.”
fobs w ere th e aw ard s won.
sack s of potatoes on w hich to w ork.
h as m ade his hom e for about 50 years. bed. n ea rlly 85 y ears old, rich in at 9:45. At 11 o'clock th e serm on will
money, adored by th e people th a t drew
Clubs Are Banqueted.
S earch is still being m ade for the
Mr. S m ith is survived by th e follow his ca rria g e th ro u g h th e stre e ts. He be p reached by Prof. G. R. S chlauch of COMMENRABl E PI IN*
O ther o u tstan d in g events of the
person who passed a w o rth less check
ing ch ild ren : E. P „ of E stacad a; show ed th e rig h t w ay to deal w ith an M cM innville on th e su b ject of "L ove.”
RI GHT TO BE EMULATED
V. H., of W asco; H. R., of Condon; idea. T h at w as b e tte r th a n poor John T he choir w ill re n d e r as a special
a t th e W ack & Com pany sto re two stock show week which local m em
bers p articip ated in was the cham ber
B
row
n
of
H
a
rp
e
rs
F
e
rry
,
nev
er
living
|
n
u
m
b
er
“All
N
ations
Shall
W
orship
Mrs. T. C. T ow nsend of G resham and
C hildren of D ouglas county schools w eeks ago. T he check w as given In of com m erce banquets, given to club
. s ,h s
" i s r T : 2 i , „ y „ ; h.r t ' 8 chy« ,u , r . T d M , A" : m: / , ' ‘" „ Mr
.................
... ........
Mrs. G eorge R. Shaw of F airview . He
paym ent of a coat and d ress p u r ex h ib ito rs and team s com peting In th e
also leaves tw elve g ran d ch ild ren and “h a n g ” for an idea, and it ta k es a K arl S ch u ltz dnd Miss A ugusta H ahn pioneers of th a t section the facts of chased in th e store, and am ounted to v ario u s contests. Two hundred m em
th re e g re a t g ran d children.
h ig h er kind to co n v ert or h ang those i wil1 sinR a <luet-
local h isto ry th a t a re not yet reduced $41. It w as w ritten on th e F irs t S tate bers, lead ers and business men, en
th a t oppose th e idea w hen it is rig h t. ' T he evening serv ice of song and to w riting. T he m ovem ent to as- B ank and signed by a m an giving his joyed th is happy occasion and r e
ceived in sp iratio n for fu rth e r effort.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
p raise w ill begin a t 7:30, a fte r which sem ble in p erm a n en t form valuable nam e as Price. T he g arm e n ts were
G overnor H urt of th e sta te of W ash
McAdoo lets it be know n th a t he is
M A K ES A N NOUNCEM ENTS
in th e race for presid en t. Of course P ro fesso r S chlaugh will d eliver th e u n w ritte n h isto ry and legend of the for his alleged wife, w ho w as w ith ington and G overnor P ierce of Oregon
honored the sta te le ad e rs' m eeting
T he V ictory circle of the Evangelical he is, being the m ost conspicuous dem serm on. The ch o ir wil ren d e r a spe- 1 one-tim e fro n tie r is sponsored by the him.
w ith th e ir presence. Both governors
cial num ber, "M aster th e T em pest is extension division of th e U niversity of
L adies Aid m et a t th e hom e of Mrs. o cra tic candidate.
expressed a keen in te rest in club
H iram Jo h n so n w ill be in th e ring
Program to Be Given at Lynch.
A Rosin on T h u rsd ay afternoon for its also. T his is a fre e for all, and H iram R aging, by H. R. P alm er, and L eslie Oregon. Follow ing D ouglas cou n ty 's
w ork and expressed ap p reciatio n for
W
alrad
w
ill
sing
"Out
of
th
e
D
epths."
lead,
o
th
e
r
com
m
unities
a
re
expected
D
ainty
little
Hazel
Sm
ith,
and
Dale
pe<
th e train in g w hich th ese young c iti
reg u la r m onthly m eeting, w ith a good John so n probably can get m ore votes
by Scott.
la te r to get th e facts in th e ir respec F o rn te r, an o th er ch arm in g little girl, zens w ere receiving.
attendance. Mrs. D. W ilhelm and h er !In p resid en tial p rim a rie s th a n any
T hose who do not w orship else tive sections.
will be featu red in an aesth etic dance
d au g h ter, Mrs. B urns, w ere hostesses o t'le r rep u b lican . A lb ert L ask e r will
Exhibitors Win Many Prizes.
w ork for Jo h n so n as he did for H ard w here a re invited to h ear both of th ese
F
rid ay night, Novem ber 23, at Lynch
A
ccording
to
th
e
p
lan
outlined
by
A sum to tal of $430.60 in cash prizes
N ext m o n th ’s m eeting will be held a t ing. H e's a first cla ss dynam o.
serm o n s at the B a p tist ch u rch , as they j th e extension division, g rad e school school u n d er auspices of th e Lynch w ere ca p tu red by M ultnom ah county
the home of Mrs. F. M iller n ear P leas
One of Mr. F o rd 's se c re ta rie s says will be a ra re tr e a t for th e people of stu d e n ts will obtain th e m aterial afte r P a ren t-T ea ch e r association. A spec clubs. T his Includes w innings in open
a n t Home.
he
w o u ld n 't accep t th e nom ination for G resham . The p asto r, th e Rev. D. Q co n su lta tio n w ith th e ir in stru c to rs ialty num ber w ill be given by Donald class w here one first and th ree sec
R eligious school for ch ild ren of pub
th e presidency. But it isn 't Lfebold, B arry, will be in his own p u lp it on A rticles on th e first schools, th e first Confrey, a pleasing young chap, well onds w ere tak en In th e potato show
and a fo u rth , eighth and ten th in th e
lic school age will be held on S atu rd ay th e re a l se creta ry , and probably
November 25.
, ch u rch es, In d ian legends, early stores, know n for his ab ility In p u ttin g his D uroc Je rse y fu tu rity class.
from 9 to 12. T he follow ing Sunday doesn't m ean m uch.
W illiam E llio tt, Roland Schedeen
early roads, in te re stin g and p ictu r- w ork over the fo o tlig h ts; besides o th
Mr. F ord h as his days for p resid e n
services are announced ¡Sunday school
t niiiiiiiiiiity Social.
esque c h a ra c te rs of th e early com m u- er num bers, It is said "T h e H ouse of and G eorge Rodlum w ere th e potato
tia
l
ru
n
n
in
g
and
his
days
for
fo
rg
e
t
a t 10 o’clock, p reaching in th e E nglish
ex h ib ito rs w inning in both club and
T he C om inandery of th e Division of
,
... ,
M ystery,” a o ne-act com edy, which open
ting all about it. If th e nom ination
classes.
language a t 11 o’clock. T he serm on should come on th e rig h t day he would Oregon. Sons of V eterans U. S. A. will | n ltle s' anrt sin ,tla r m utPrlal w ll> bp
hold a com m unity social for th e bene- 8ou8ht afte r by th e youthful his- has been in course of re h e a rsa ls for
Venrl H ow ell, M illard C hase and
topic will be “T he K now n God.” probably ta k e it.
M eanw hile he's
some tim e, is su re to re g iste r a hit. Isab elle N ew lands cap tu red prizes
flt of th e w ork of th e Sons in O range i to rlan s.
Special music will be furnished by the s ta rtin g a p lan t n ea r P h ilad elp h ia, to hall on S atu rd ay , Novem ber 17 at I A rticles having th e m ost m erit will T his is th e first of a series of p ro both in open and club D uroc classes.
ladieB* choir.
T he young peoples’ cost tw en ty or th irty m illions, and 8 p. m
O ther su ccessful ex hibitors w ere
h ire a few th o u san d m en a t high
be published In a special num ber of g ram s outlined for th is w inter by th e
T he latest in gam es as baseball with
m eeting will be held a t 7:30 in the w ages. T h a t's not bad politics.
circle, and a larg e crow d Is expected. Jo h n Flem ing. P ercy C arlson, Robert
th
e
E
xtension
M
onitor,
th
e
jo
u
rn
al
of
special card s, choo-choo and p ressin g
K erslak e of Victory with H olstein
evening, w ith "T ra in in g for Social |
your own (cid er) will be held. T ra f th e extension division.
calves also S tanley and K enneth
Efficiency" as th e topic of discussion.
T *le g o v ern m en t le arn s th a t tax es fic ru les, a rb itra ry ru les and several
LADIES WILL HAVE
N eu ru rer of C orbett and W alter and
The m em bers of th e congregation in-j car’efuT watch ^ ^ b e in r m id e .“ ' ^ ‘so silly ru le s will be stric tly enforced to
MITE BRX MEETING T racey A nderegg of Lynch exhibiting
Some of o u r co rresp o n d en ts and
Holsteins.
vite the churchless to w orship w ith w ith re g a rd to household fu rn itu re , th e end th a t all w ill be fu lly e n te r re a d e rs fo rg et th a t F rid a y 's Outlook
A m eeting of u au sal im portance will
tained and th e cau se assisted to the
The Je rse y ex hibitors and w inners
them .
1 lib ra rie s and m usical in stru m e n ts.”
goes
to
p
ress
a
little
before
noon
on
ex tent of th e fines
be held a t th e B ap tist p arso n ag e on w ere Clfford E kstrom , Powell V alley;
----------------------- Could you im agine, an y th in g m ore
T he adm ission is free and th e public 1 ®r'r fdny. 1 his is in o rd er to get th e n ex t T uesday, November 20, when a R obert K erslake, C edar; Ralph Mc
FR ED BERENS RIES
b arb a ro u s, m ore w orthy of a Congo is h ea rtily invited.
' p ap ers
for
P o rtlan d
d istrib u tio n ,
noon luncheon will be served by the C ullough, Sycam ore; B ernard R obert
I F T F I f I IIM l II I N F S S savage th a n p u ttin g a tax on th e sale
son, C o ttre ll; Chas. T allm an, G resham
The exit ch a rg e w ill depend on the which includes F airview , T ro u td ale
_______ .
‘
‘ o{ jloU8ejlo | <i fu r n itiire, and especially
ladies of th e ch u rch . All ludies a re
W inners In pig clubs w ere Vearl
and C orbett, In th e noon m ail from
F red B erens died a t his hom e n ear 0,1 *he sale of lib ra rie s and m usical in-
invited to atten d and to b rin g th e ir Howell, M illard Chase. Isabelle, M ar
No resp o n sib ility is assum ed for
.
D am ascus on la rt Monday, November s , ',ll.I.n en ts/ .
.... .
sp lit sides.
1 G resham . In th is w ay a m ore certain m ite boxes. T he m eeting will be in g are t and W illiam N ew lands, Clifford
,
,,,
„
. < W hy n o t tax a child tw o ce n ts every
R efreshm ents.
I delivery on S atu rd ay of p ap ers for th e n a tu re of an echo luncheon, when N elson, L aw rence A ylsw orth and
12, a fte r a lin g erin g illness. He is tim e it says its p ra y e rs? R eading a
Jo h n Welbes.
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I th ese localities is secured.
survived by h is wife, one d aughter, good book o r h ea rin g good m usic is
Mrs. W. B. H inson of th e E ast Side
COMING EVENTS.
_______________
Sheep w innings w ere R obert S te rl
Mrs. P hilip S chantin, and one g ran d th e next best th in g to praying.
.
.__
.
D on't get depressed if som e one B ap tist ch u rch will give a re p o rt of ing, Jim E lliott, Sven Nelson and
son, H arry S chantin. Mr. B erens was
Legion an n u a l d ance T h an k sg iv in g th in k s you a re too Insignificant to be th e "B arnecide L u ncheon” recen tly H arvey W aybill.
Many ribbons w ere won on poultry
born In P inckneyville, Illinois, J a n u FATH ER AND SON
eve-
I noticed. B ankers, b u sin ess men and held a t th e W hite T em ple, when th e re
BANQUET COMING
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| cotton g ro w ers a re try in g to aro u se w ere p resen t m issio n aries from A fri by C arl Zim m erm an, R obert and Edith
a ry 21, 1864. He m a rrie d Sophie Logan
S oderquist, V ylm er Cook, C arl and
W. C. T. U. social and e n te rta in m e n t th e w hole nation to cope with th e little
at Denver, Colorado, in 1888.
ca, India, China and South Am erica. Fred Bowman, Norwood Lancefleld,
P re p a ra tio n s a re being m ade for an November 23.
hollw evil. Even an Insect can m ake
F u n eral services were held a t the observance of F a th e r and Son Week
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an im p ress on th e w orld If It does its A co rd ial Invitation Is extended to all Dale P arso n s, C harles H ow ard, Len-
women of the ch u rch and society to ord Norby, George M cAllister.
fam ily home on W ednesday forenoon, ( 1 ut on acco u n t of p re-arra n g ed m e ;,
T he M ission c irc le of th e H aley Bap- f),t efficiently.
Five p o ultry and egg Judging team s
attend.
w ith in te rm en t in th e D am ascus cem e-, ing.; th e ban q u et wil: not be held nn tis t ch u rc h w ill have a b azaar on Sat-
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placed In the con test, th e G ilbert and
- Money -tO ,oan on real e8 tate' F arnl
te ry . J. E. Metzger had charge of th e til a latei date, probably d u rin g u rd ay evening. D eecem ber 8.
T ro u td ale team s tying with P ortland.
loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. T h o rn e -
P h o n e su b sc rip tio n s to 1561.
funeral and th e Rev. H. R. G ebhardt T hanksg iv in g w eek—a stro n g corn-
Each learn also tying on high scoring
individual.
T he G ilb ert egg team
preached th e serm on,
rnittee has been nam ed to have ch a rg e
placed over T ro u td ale, Lynch and
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' of arran g e m en ts.
P o rtlan d w ith H ow ard Maxwell of
PLEASANT VALLE'.
T he com m ittee co n sists of th e fol-
G ilbert h ighest score w ith a perfect
S tereoptlcon p ic tu res on Ja v a w i'l low ing: K. A. M iller, c h a irm a n ; C. M.
ratin g .
be presen ted at <ne com m unity church Q uicksall, Roy E. < annon, Rev. A. 8.
The son of th e form er kaiser, once
n ext Sunday" evening by Mrs. A lta H is ,y. Rev. L. D. B lackm an. Rev. D.
Crown P rince, has obtained perm is
G en try T here a re 70 p ic tu res in th e Q- B a rry , Rev. H. R. G ebhardt. Dr.
sion to leave H olland. The dispatch
se ries, of unu su al in te re st.
F ra n k Peak. G eorge F. Honey, H. L.
says th u t he is talk in g of a trip to
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St. C lair, C. J. L u ndquist, O scar J o h n
S w itzerlan d "to enjoy th e w inter
sp o rts.”
son, Ed. R usher, M ark N ickerson.
POWELL VALLEY
G erm ans, w ondering how th eir c h il
T he I-adles' Aid of th e Sw edish Lu-
dren will be fed th is w inter, will read
G overnor P lnchot explained th a t th e
th a t w ith Interest.
th e ra n church will hold a b azaar at new w age aw ard to m iners m u st be
th e church on S atu rd ay evening. No- c a rrie d by th e o p era to rs and th a t coal
WDDI) SAWING
vem ber 17, when m any article s, both Pr *CP8 to th e public m ust not be
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex
fancy and useful, will be for sale and ^a ' 8t',‘hr W hat
you p ayln« <®r
perts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended
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.
coal th re e m onths ago, and w hat is
to reg a rd le ss of size.
also coffee and cake.
the price today?
GEO. SHAW Phone 22» ED. SMITH
By Arthur Brisbane.
THE GREAT FALL SPORT
W OOD STO V E F O R SA LE
cheap.
L ib e rty R e sta u ra n t.
O regon.
W ill sell S W E E T C ID E R fo r sale, from strtc tly
G resham . 1 clean, w orm lees ap p le s
J X Clana-
tf
han. G resham , phone 51 x.
Modern, New
4-Room Bungalow
F o r S a le
City W ater, E lectric L ights. Lot 100 x 100,
or m ore if desired.
T w o b locks w est of U nion H ig h School, G re sh am
BAST PAYMENTS
KEKOI.I TIDNS.
W hereas, O ur fellow tow nsm an and
public sp irited citizen, Chas Cleve
land. has, out of th e g en ero sity of his
h eart, co n stru c te d m ore th an 600 feet
of co n crete sidew alk along Main stre e t
from Division to th e High school
building, th ereb y providing safety for
the stu d e n ts In going to and from
school, th u s relieving them of the
necessity of trav e lin g on the pave
m ent w hich Is often tim es congested
w ith traffic; th e re fo r be It
Resolved, By th e Board of D irect
ors, th e facu lty and the S tu d en t Body
of G resham High School No. 2. th a t
we, each an d all. ex p ress our hearty
ap p reciatio n to Mr. Cleveland, for his
generous act. and be It fu rth e r
Resolved, T hat a copy of th ese reso
lutions be given to th e G resham O ut
look for publication and a copy be
handed to Mr. Cleveland.
Signed by
Phone 2121
Eastman Lumber Co.
W C. LA WHENCE.
C hairm an of th e Board.
R oy
k . cannon .
P rin cipal.
WILLIAM FR ITZ,
Pres, Student Body.