Gresham outlook., January 04, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

PUJE KU R
GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
Notice of Postponement.
T he E ast versus W est basket ball
gam e. St. P aul Aces of St. Paul, M inne­
sota, again st th e L incoln L eag u ers of
P o rtlan d , scheduled for S atu rd ay eve­
ning, Ja n u a ry 5, has been postponed
on account of th e cold w eather. The
date of play will be announced In a
la te r Issue of th is paper.
T he b asket ball gam e played W ed­
nesday evening, G resham A m erican
L egion versus M aroon F of P o rtlan d
resu lted in a 21 to 13 defeat for the
local team . It w as the first defeat th e
Legion team has suffered th is season.
1». E. Towle Suffer« Broken Arm.
D. E. Towle, m an ag er of th e Co
o perative B erry G row ers, had th e m is­
fo rtu n e to fall and b reak his left arm
early y esterd ay w hile in the basem ent
looking afte r th e furnace. T he break
is in the la rg e bone ju st above the
w rist, and w hile it is painful it is not
expected to in te rfe re serio u sly with
his du ties in connection w ith his of­
fice. Mr. Tow le h as seldom been laid
up from illness or accident d u rin g his
life. His frien d s w ish for his speedy
recovery.
Here at Gresham
'I he new S ta r 1924 to u rin g at «630
A W ant Ad le ts you rig h t m on th e Sedans, Coupes, Sport Models, Road
g ro u n d floor in m ost any sm all bus- Ï Î . T
23'000 c a r" on Pacific coast in
i 1923 w ith av erag e rep lacem en t of 25U
cen ts p er car. W. A. Hessel
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Service
R eliability
BETHEL
BAPTIST
Ju st A rriv ed from the E ast
Phone us for prices from the car QU ICK
C rack ed , W hole or G round
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
P hone 1411
SAV
D uring O ur
Great January
CLEARANCE SALE
Men’s Suits
Men’s O’Coats
Men’s Hats
Men’s Caps
urnishings
Work Clothes
Men’s Shoes
Ladies’ Shoes
Boys’ Shoes
Girls’ Shoes
At
Amazing
Price
Reductions
MsvyortKSMartiiYi
s
W ear
S h
o e s
c r e s h a m
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
Keep comfort al
D.
M ascot. Pearl or Koya
take a good big chunk
full benefit of v our fuel.
1921
Mr. and Mrs. S ilas L eighton of M eri­
dian. Idaho, a re visitin g th e la tte r's
b ro th er, Mr. O. A dam s, and fam ily,
whom she has not seen for 15 years.
T hey arriv ed la st S unday to spend
sev eral days. New Y ear's g u ests at
th e A dam s' hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs
Geo. M artin of P o rtlan d , Mr and Mrs
Lon Robison and d au g h ter P auline, of
Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boyles and
d au g h ter G ertru d e and C harles Low ry,
all of L ents.
Glen S lavens of P o rtlan d , m an ag er
of th e Lincoln L eag u ers b ask et bail
team , called on R. M. Welch and
fam ily W ednesday evening. G len Is a
nephew of Mr. Welch.
20th Century Grocery
New Year Specials
G ood Saturday and Monday, January 5 and 7
The kind you like, 49 pound sacks.................. $1.59
FL O U R
1>OWder
, ,
Wesl ^ P “*-
Lunch »’“P "
A m essage has been received hy H
W. S tro n g from his son E dw ard te ll­
ing of th e safe a rriv a l In P alo Alto,
< allfo rn fa, on W ednesday of him self
Solid P ack T o m ato es,
C rystal W hite Soap
and M aurice B otkin, who left h ere on
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Gold L eaf, No. 2 ^ - 2 . 25c
G b a r s .......................... 25c
Sunday a fte r a sh o rt vacation at th e ir
homes. T he boys w ere detained hy
c a r tro u b le for sev eral hours in E u ­
n g it b e g in n in g a n d th e c o rre c t en d in g to a perfect day. Pound 33c, 3 p o unds 95c
gene and sta rte d on about the tim e the
“ ‘•»“ X u n d s ’ ' reSh
49c
w i"1 S be --
« ‘‘^ o u t e C ou n try G en tle-
storm stru ck . T hey encountered eight
inches of snow n ear A shland. The
each .»<, 1_ b a rs
.».»c
m en C orn, 3 c a n s ........ 50c
bug in w hich they m ade the trip was
w ithout top, w indshield or fenders.
Jo h n Brown discovered a fire W ed­
nesday m o rn in g in th e b rac k et s u p ­
i t!o z e n i o r
25c
1 d o z e n f o r ...............
1 dozen fo r
1«,
1 dozen f o r..................
30e
p o rtin g the te r r a c o tta chim ney of his
office on Pow ell stre e t. No serio u s
dam age w as done but a few m in u tes
m ore w ould have given it a s ta rt
.
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which m ight have caused m uch loss to
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h im self and others.
CAIH BOAKI) U IL L
M EET JA M AltV
( a rlito s S treb in is spen d in g th e
w in ter w ith rela tiv e s in Amboy, I n ­
diana.
A phone m essage from H. A.
Miss Mabel T hom as is in Good S a ­
Lewis confirm s the anno u n cem en t
m a ritan h o sp ital in P o rtlan d w here
th a t a m eeting of th e fa ir board
she w as recen tly o p erated on for th e
will be held in th e city hall at
rem oval of goitre.
G resham on Monday night, Ja n u a ry
The W om en's Home M issionary so ­
'• As it is th e m eeting for o rg a n i­
ciety will m eet on W ednesday, J a n u ­
zation for th is y e a r's fa ir activ ities
O bjects w o rth fifteen m illion d o lla rs w ere
a ry 9, w ith Mrs. H. J. P ulfer. Mrs.
and election of officers, a full a t ­
yund in th e tom b of K ing T u ta n k h a m e n .
Jam es S terlin g will be th e lead er and
tendance is needed. T he board now
q jn n 11,8 8Uln been in v esled to r th e p a st
the h o stesses will he Mrs. Jas. E lking-
co n sists of 19 m em bers, some of
3400 y e a rs a t G-, com pounded it w ould now
ton, Mrs. P. Michel and Mrs. A. W.
whom w ere not p rese n t a t the tim e
nnAOnnnn
$ 1L2SX,000,000,000,000,000,000-
Botkin.
of election. T hey a re as fo llo w s-
00.000.000,000.000,000,000,000,000,000 ooo’-
H. A. Lewis, T. R. H ow itt, F ra n k
W. R. K ern of Mt. A ngel has been
000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.’
Helney, Theo. B rugger, C. M. Lake,
atten d in g th e co n feren ce of can n ery
\ \ e do not vouch fo r th e se figures— n e ith ­
T. J. K ru ed er, D. McKeown, Ed.
people In P o rtlan d and m ade a s u r ­
e r do w e d isp u te th em .— W e know th a t th e
A ylsw orth, A. F. H am m ar, C I
prise visit on his p are n ts, Mr. and
c u m u la tiv e pow er of m oney a t in te re s t__
R aker, H! L. St. C lair, F. N. Lasley,
Mrs. M. D. K ern on W ednesday n ig h t
w hen left a lo n e — is sim p ly enorm ous.
Fred Crane, Jo h n T ow nsend, Jo h n
Mrs. J. B unting has been ill for
W hen we a d v ise th e public to s ta r t sa v ­
S leret, A. W. M etzger, O. A. E a s t­
sev eral days but is rep o rted to be im ­
in g s a c c o u n ts we a re try in g to g et th em to
m an, W. A. P ro c to r and J. J. Jo h n ­
proving.
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" " rk
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son. It is hoped all will serve.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen took d in ­
k n o w i?
P° te n t w e a >th-producer
n er on New Y ear's day w ith Mr. and
Mrs. P ercy L arsen in P o rtlan d . T he
M aurice W ilm arth fam ily w as detained M T. IIOOII LOOP TO HE
f « s t e r i t g ? o w sa S aV in g S aCC° U n t g r ° W8’ t h e
C O M PL E T E D T H IS TEA R
from jo in in g in th e festiv ities by the
illn ess of Mrs. W ilm arth.
L iij a lead p en cil today and begin to fisf.
(N e w Y e a r 's ‘ N u m b e r O re g o n J o u rn a l )
u re com pound in te re s t. It w ill su rp rise
W infred H ill, who has spent the
T he p resen t y ear w ill b rin g th e com ­
p ast tw o w eeks in G resham w ith his pletion of th e Mount Hood Loop h igh­
g ran d m o th er. Mrs. II. C. L arsen, has way. T h ere only rem ain s to be fin­
retu rn ed to P o rtlan d to work.
ished th is season a 15-mile gap, be­
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. E m ery gave a tw een G overnm ent Camp and H orse
New Y ear's d in n er p arty a t w hich T hief m eadow s, and tw o bridges. On
GRESHAM, OREGON
th e ir g u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. E. th is section th e g rad in g h as been done
Ogilbee, Mr. and Mrs. Sloane and to th e ex ten t of 90 per cent. To com ­
ch ild ren , Ruby and O scar, Mr. and plete is only th e p lacing of the gravel
V STRONG BANK
Mi's. J. F. W hetstone and d au g h ter su rface.
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C aroline. E rv e H artzell and d au g h ter
3 =
W hen com pleted, th is p ro ject will
K atherine, Mrs. Mary B. P resto n . H. rep rese n t an investm ent of ap p ro x i­
W. and G eorge B. P re sto n . D ainty m ately $2,000,000, about h alf of which
crepe pap er n ap k in s c a rrie d th e c h a l­ is b orne by th e state, a q u a rte r hy the
lenge “Who goes th e re ?" from Senti- federal governm ent and th e rem ain-
No. 1923. an d the an sw e r from ■ nd qn a r V 'n-’'V M ultnom «h. C lackam as
R ecru it No. 1924, “Me, b u t I ain 't go and Hood River counties.
A branch of Hood R iver and the
lng, I ni com ing.”
m ain stream of W hite riv er are to be
Miss Neva Jack so n had as a guest »ridged. Of th ese tw o bridges th e one
for sev eral days last week Miss E thel acro ss W hite riv er p rese n ts a difficult
and
p ecu liar problem
R unning
M cElroy of Salem , an old schoolm ate th ro u g h a soft sand and g rav el fo rm a­
at th e In stitu te for the deaf at Omaha, tion, th e riv er has th e habit of con-
N ebraska.
tin n a llv m aking new’ ch an n els, roam -
mg at will w ithin a bed a q u a rte r ot' a
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cone and sons m
ile or m ore in width. A te m p o rary
have bought a saw mill and tim ber • olution will be th e c o n stru c tio n of a
O ne cord o r 100 cords
near C ottage G rove and a re going th is log bridge for use th is season in a n tic ­
week to ta k e ch a rg e of th e m ill which ipation of the tim e when a p erm an en t
is now saw in g railro a d tie s and tim ­ stru c tu re can be placed
T he uncom pleted section of th e
bers T he m ill is on th e m ain line of highw ay is all w ithin th e n atio n al fo r­
the S. P. and also on th e highw ay. e s t and the co n stru ctio n w ork is being
Mr. Cone's fo u r sons, all of whom are done by th e United S tate s b ureau of
Phone 1141
m a rrie d and live in P o rtlan d , w ill be public roads In eo operation with the
sta te w ith fo rest road funds.
associated w ith him. T hey and Mr.
To he tech n ically co rrec t, th e s ta te ­
Cone will go a t once and th e fam ilies m ent th a t the highw ay will he finished
will follow soon,
■ tliis year should be qualified bv the
Chas. A. R ogers has a cow w hich I ex p lan atio n th a t th e M ultnom ah co u n ­
I gave b irth to tw in heifer calves a few ' ty u n it, from G resham to S andy 1« at
p rese n t a county road. T he sta te loca­
days ago. one of black and th e tion has not yet been graded.
O th e r white.
T he to tal d istan ce of th e highw ay
from P o rtlan d ami re tu rn is 173 miles.
A ttractiv e cle a ra n c e sales a re u nder
From Sandy to the sum m it of th e
way at the sto re s of A ylsw orth & M ar­ pass the highw ay follow s th e g eneral
PLEASANT VALLEY
tin and W ack A- Co. In G resham , p re ­ route of the ohl Barlow road of p ion­
WOOD SAWING
p a ra to ry to th e an n u a l in v en to ry on ee r days, w hich was laid out in D ig
Quickly
and efficiently done by ex­
L eaving the ^u m m it, the h ighw ay is
Miss F lo ren ce Richey, who li.u, been
F eb ru ary 1 Some real b arg ain s a re
th ro u g h virgin soil, over an o th e r sum ­ spending the holidays w hi, her p a r­ perts. All o rd ers prom ptly atten d ed
being offered by th ese p ro g ressiv e m it. B ennett pass, to th e head of u pper
to reg a rd le ss of size.
< >ut m s. Both have added ex ten siv e­ 11.>od River valley. So far as giving ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rh:hey, ha-
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SHAW Phone 2 » ED. SM ITH
ly to th e ir stock w ithin recent m ouths a view of Mount Hood, the m ost scenic re tu rn e d to D elena, Ore on. w here she
is
teach
in
g
school.
p
art
of
the
road
Is
from
G
overnm
ent
and they are offering fresh, seaso n ab le
I goods, not old, sh elfw o rn a rticle s. ('.im p to R etinett pass, w here the
Mt and Mrs. J. W. Fro«t. Sr., w ere
n tain stan d s out in hold relief.
Good Magazine» C *2 n n
| 1-ruga I people will do well to ta k e ad- m o T u he
old L au rel hill grade, w hich »tuests a t the hom e of Mr and Mrs.
I Year for Oaly * |
j v antage of th ese genuine reduction » a s the m ost difficult for the ox t anis I hos. E 'lln g h am of F o rth m l last
Sun-1
sales.
of the first se ttle rs to n egotiate, has day.
b. en reduced to a series of g raceful
loops At the cro ssin g of W hite river,
J d . n Boag of Pow I* VaHey »
P ta»« T uning.
'H IS newspaper is now
i lt
P iano tu n in g #3. P iano ami o rgan w hich is reached th ro u g h a fo rest of
• is vicinity on b u ­ ‘■’■«s XV, due, day.
offering its readers an
I rep a irin g . Fred n Jones. P hone o r ­ fir and spruce, is probably th e n earest
extraordinary
magazine bar-
ap
p
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to
th
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snow
field«
and
g
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Mrs.
Irm
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ittenhoe
e
and
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d ers t o Outlook, 1361, or TAbor S9.3:
• son
¿xin that no family in this
ciers of th e m ountain. D istant from "•a’e of Eugene a re .»pending a
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th e highw ay a few m iles a re m any ■>e. ks visiting at th boni « of few
community should miss. You
4 SPEC IA L COMMUNICATION b eautiful scenic spots w hich, in the R ilien h o u se's m other, M’ -. Neliii- Mrs.
will
have a happier home
ltim ate developm ent of th e highw ay,
F ish.
x z Ot G resham Lodge No. 152, u will
with these fixe popular m ag­
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reached
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A F a - A. M.. Monday eve-
" will
i eluded in these is E lk meadow«.
azines to help and entertain
he th e subject of the serm on t be de-
i utiig. J a n u a ry 7. 7 30 p m . W ork in
The highest elevation on th e high-
• ou and vours. Bring your
: »I. XI. degree. Visiting b ro th ers w el­ i way is 4675 fe,.t above th e sea level at livered by the p asto r, tfie Rev. J
J. Stan
come.
order to «»ur office or mail it
for.l Moore, on S unday evening at the
th e sum m it of D ennett pass.
to us today.
A MEYERS. W M
A fu tu re developm ent of th e h ig h ­ ch u rch . The tim e for th e evening s e r ­
W I.. GORSAGE, Sec y.
way Is a b ran ch to W .ipinitla an d a vice has been changed from 7.30 to 7
connection with The D alies-t'alito rn ia
(h ig h w ay . T his will open a new ro u te o'clock The Sunday school will meet
into c e n tra l Oregon. m a teria lly red u c­ «t 1Ù In th e m orning.
T td a y s H u»ewif«. .1 year „ w
DON'T FORGET TH E
ing th e d istan ce from th a t «action to
An Incident of im portai
G entlew om an... l y e i r
M
to
the
; P o rtlan d . The W apanltia b ran ch will com m unity and m ore especiali-
Ea«t G ro llim i Service S ta.
»he Household Guest, 1 year
25
to the
follow iii g en eral d irection th e old
F*rm Jo u rn al............ly ea r
75
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. The,
B arlow road from Barlow pass.
Schacht
<* Arm and Home . . . . 1 v e ir
TOR ( HtNk < ANT
A ssu ran ce recen tly w as had th a t th e w as th e a rriv e l of tw in hah s la b,»v
governm ent was p rep ared to im prove and girl», on Ib c e m b e r 16. 1923. M
Total Value............ .|1.M
th e road from th e m ain highw ay to S ch m h t was visiting at the home
( load Cap Inn and extend it to
Cooper» Spur, a d istan ce of 6 3 m iles, her p are n ts in W ashington c u r
GAS
nuil
OILS w here a rea l close-up of th e m ountain when th e event o ccu rred w h u ii Io
Bring or send in this ad. to our
is to be had at an elevation of 7536 m easu re accounts for th e bekit
“ ' 5 ' M « * » W.th only
feet.
>1 00 for all the above.
p earnnee of th is item.
lu u s W ashing P o w d er, large package................................ 20c
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20T H C E N T U R Y C O FFE E
Crisco, 3 pound cans, e a c h ..............................
ORANGES
these co! i, i da \ s before a good
I leater, Large fire boxes th a t
perfect d rafts th at insure the
an moderately priced.
C ast H eaters f r o m ..............$ i4 .5 0 to $26.25
S heet Iron A ir-T ights from. $2.75 to $5.50
If Tut Had Been
Thrifty—
First State Bank
OAK WOOD
DELIVERED
w . A. HESSEL
L_ FIR WOOD
$8.00
5
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
1
AH styles and sizes from
the ordinary plain Jai a ned
h eater that sells for $7.7
the w hite enam eled, ni
trim m ed brass fount h eater
th a t sells at $15.00
I here really is no reason
to be uncom fortable
All This for $1.00
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A. W . METZGER & CO.
The WINCHESTER Store
P hone 1451
P hone 1451
SERVICE
75c
25c
$11.50
Buy Now for F u tu re N eeds
M en
4,
GRESHAM LOCALS!
l ard of Thanks.
“ The G la ii H a n d
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. L ounsbury and
Chur«* li. ••
sons w ish to th a n k th e frien d s and
B ib le S choo l 10
rn.. S e rm o n a t I I a. m
a n d 7 30 P p. ni.
ni
L o rd *» S u p p e r th e firs t neighbors who w ere so kind d u rin g
S u n d a y o f th ,. m o n th
B ib le S tu d y an d th eir b ereavem ent in the death of th e ir
i ra is e S e rv ic e W e d n e s d a y . 7 :30 p m
d au g h ter and sister, and for th e beau ­
'. I,” lr R e h e a rs a l, T h u rs d a y , 7:3u p. m
, I n ite rsu l llrotherhood Is the Goul” tiful floral pieces.
‘Come thou with us and w e w ill do
O utlook w ant ads w ill b rin g buyer
thee good.'
and seller to g eth er cheaply and
PROF. G. R. SCHLAUCH. P astor.
quickly.
CORN
FRIDAY, JAN (A R1
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