Gresham outlook., February 01, 1924, Image 1

Farmers Week Is Scheduled for February 11 to 16, Ending With Usual Business Men's Banquet to Farmers and Wives
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 18, NO. »7
TRANSFER BUSINESS
PROPERTY IS LIKELY
GRESHAM. M l’LTNOMAll COUNTY, OREGON,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 11)21
SERVK 'ES AT THE
METHODIST ( III RI H
EAST GRESHAM IS
ATTRACTIVE LOCATION
T he W orld Service advance of th e
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch w ill be
th e them e of th e local ch u rch , co rn er
South R oberts and Pow ell stree ts, a t
th e services next Sunday. All d e p a rt­
m ents of th e ch u rch are studying th is
them e for the c u rre n t year. The
W orld Service book is being used as
th e basis of th is study. T his is a Tine
700-page volum e w hich deals w ith the
w orld wide victories an d needs of
M ethodism. More th a n 50 of th ese
books a re in th e hom es of local m em ­
bers and frien d s of th e church.
S ervices w ill be conducted both
m orning and evening by th e p asto r,
the Rev. A. S. Hisey. His them e for
th e m orning serm on w ill be “C ontact
w ith God.” F or th e evening service
a new set of stereo p tico n views w ill be
used on th e W orld S ervice them e.
M yrtle R u sh er and D oris Z im m er­
m an w ill sing a d u et in th e m orning.
T he them e for th e E p w o rth L eague i
devotional m eeting w ill be “Youth and !
E m ploym ent,” Joyce
K idder
w ill j
lead.
T he sam e o p p o rtu n ity an d condition
i of gro w th to th e ea stw a rd is c h a rac-
l te ristic of G resham as is so often no-
, ted w ith the city of P o rtlan d . W hile
j th e re a re a ttra c tiv e locations border-
1 ing th e city on all sides, it is becom-
| ing evident th a t som e of th e best
j tra c ts to become active in building of
i hom es in th e n ear fu tu re w ill be locat-
| ed on th e east side of th e city.
One of th ese is th e G radin tra c t,
ju s t outside th e city lim its, ab o u t a
m ile from Main stree t. T he tr a c t of
about 30 acres w as fo rm erly a p a rt of
th e Dan T alb o t place and w as platted
as D uniel A cres.
E. J. G radin, who bought th e tra c t
j about th re e y ea rs ago, has m ade ex ­
ten siv e im provem ents. He h as w ater
an d electric lights and can get gas on
th e tra c t w hen needed. L ast y ear Mr.
G radin built a com m odious b arn and
p la n s soon to build a seven-room b u n ­
galow.
T w enty-seven acres a t p rese n t are
leased to Ja p an e se g a rd e n e rs who
have 17 acres in stra w b e rrie s. T he
land is fertile and w ell drained.
Mr. G radin h as rec en tly im proved
th e good n a tu ra l d rain ag e by in s ta ll­
ing betw een six and seven th o u san d
feet of tiling.
In a few years, th is tra c t m ay be to
G resham w hat L a u re lh u rst is to P o rt­
land. T he tr a c t lies ju s t east of th e
Mt. Hood elec tric line and is reached
by th e extension of Pow ell stree t.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#1.50 Per Year
NEW PLANS MADE
FOR FARMERS WEEK
An option has been taken by A rth u r
P lan s for th e County F a rm e rs' W eek
D owsett, of the G resham D rug com p­
a re p ro g ressin g very rapidly, says 8.
any, on Mrs. E leanor B oughner’s prop­
J B. H all, w ho h as th e program in
e rty on Powell street, G resham , w ith
ch arg e. It is expected th a t the pro­
j
th e full expectation th a t the actual
g ram w ill be ready to publish early
tra n sfe r will be m ade on next Monday
next week.
when th e option expires. T his prop­
T he n a tu re of F a rm e rs' Week w ill
erty has a frontage of 60 feet on Powell
be som ew hat changed from th a t of
stre e t and extends 120 feet to the alley
la st week, say s Mr. H all. W hile th e
leading to Roberts avenue ju s t north
topics w ill be sim ilar, including poul­
of th e city hall. I t Is crossed by the
try , dairy, farm crops, soils, potatoes,
Bull Run pipe lines which lie several
sm all fru its, sew ing, cooking and
feet beneath the surface of the ground.
household economy, th e n a tu re in
T his p revents the co nstruction of any
w hich th e w ork will be presented will
b u ilding over the pipe line right-of-
be on th e plan of a conference. Es­
A
little
Brooklyn
tailor,
A.
K.
Lindsay,
th
o
u
g
h
t
so
highly
of
his
way, or an y th in g w hich would hinder
pecially w ill th is be tru e on some of
solem n oath to tell the tr u th th a t he adm itted his son’s p riv ate con­
th e excavation or re p a ir of the pipes
th e im p o rta n t topics w hich play a
fession of g u ilt in m urder. His testim ony convicted, and the son
at any tim e. However, th e re rem ains
w as sentenced to death in th e electric ch air F eb ru ary 14th
Owing
stro n g p a rt in the fu tu re developm ent
to the ju r y ’s erro r, th e ju d g e could show no mercy. The case stirred
a depth of 35 feet betw een the right-of-
of a g ric u ltu re in th e county. A closer
th e ea st and an appeal w as m ade to the Pardon C ourt fo r life im p ris­
way and the street, w hich would a l­
an d b etter w orking rela tio n betw een
onm ent. “ Dad, you did rig h t," said th e 23-year-old youth in fo rg iv e­
low of th e erection a t some tim e of a
th e various crops grow n here, as to
ness, show n above w ith m o th er and fath er.
tine business house having a frontage
th e ir econom ic im p o rtan ce in com ­
of 60 feet, in addition to th is more
m unity developm ent, will be w orked
th a n h alf of the lot lies n o rth of and
o ut by those p a rtic u lla rly in terested.
T he days w hich prom ised to stand
clear of the property of the P ortland BORING M. E. ( H l l l l l l
M AK ES AN NO VN C EM E N I S
o u t very prom inently a re p o u ltry day,
w ater board and on th is th e re is al­
potato day and b erry day. The home
ready a sm all factory w hich is oc­
Boring, Ore., Ja n . 21, 1924. E d ito r i
econom ics w ork w ill be a foundation
cupied by the D airy P roducts comp­ Outlook—A call comes from the M aster '
and sta rtin g point for th is w ork In
T he tra g ic death of Mrs. Alm a H all cam e to th e ir very d o o rs; and th e re
any, w hich is laying active plans to of men “F o rw ard C hurch of God, F o r­
th e county, as hom e econom ics, w ork
begin operations in th e n ear future. w ard.” Those who have h eard th is call n ea r F airview la st w eek b rin g s to w ere m any v arieties of wild berries.
will be conducted in th e county
m ind a sk etch of pioneer days of As soon as land could be cleared ,
It is understood th a t Mr. D ow sett does
fields w ere cu ltiv ated , o rch a rd s w ere
th ro u g h o u t th e year.
n et plan for im m ediate im provem ent can to forw ard th e w ork of th e Boring w hich she w as th e su b ject w hich w as p lanted, g ard en s bloomed, dom estic
of th is property w hen he acquires it church in th e com m unity. M eetings p rep ared by D onald G ran t of F air- an im als w ere secured.
A lm a's fa th e r w as a lover of books
HOLSTEIN BR EEDER S
b ut is buying it as a good business in­ of an in te restin g n a tu re are being con­ view*, a stu d e n t in Benson P olytechnic
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TO MEET EE BR l ARV »
vestm ent for th e future.
TROUTDALE LIBRARIAN
ducted every n ig h t th is week, except
co n test in w hich th e c o n te sta n ts w ere sions of th e pioneer hom e w as a lib ra ­
Mrs. Boughner has alread y planned S aturday.
IS
CALLED
BY
DEATH
ry of th re e volum es—th e Bible, T he
T he m eeting of th e Oregon S tate
req u ired to obtain th e ir inform ation by
to re tire from business. She has suc­
of Mexico and S h ak esp ea re’s
The S unday m eetings are of special personal in terv iew s w ith pioneers, Conquest
H
olstein
B reed ers’ asso ciatio n will be
plays.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Rowell, age 73, died
cessfully conducted h er notion store
in te rest. T he Sunday school w ill 'pj,|a 8tory won secOnd place in the
The pioneers ap p reciated th e value a t h er hom e h ere W ednesday nigh*. held S atu rd ay , 11 a. m„ F eb ru ary 9, in
for m ore th a n eleven years and has m eet at 10 a. m. T here w ill be an
n test and w*as published in th e Tech of education, so as soon as th e ir She w as born a t B ritian sn eck , S. C., tlie G reen room of th e P o rtlan d C ham ­
ad m in istered h e r p roperty wisely E pw orth League service a t 7:30 p. m. co
Pep organ Qf th e gchoo, Ja n 18 192< hom es w ere built th ey all gath ered and cam e to T ro u td ale in 1913 having ber of Com m erce, Oregon building,
chose a site for a schoolhouse and
since she bought it a few years ago T his is a young peoples’ m eeting and The sto ry ,8 as folloW8;
P o rtlan d , Oregon. T his m eeting is
built it of logs w ith a huge flreplace m ade h er hom e h ere since th a t tim e.
from D. W. Metzger. She will occupy
all Boring young people are invited to
Seventy y ears ago th e co u n try south I a wide door, and tw o sm all w indows She leaves besides h er h usband, two called for th e purp o se of an n u a l elec-
th e upper rooms in the sto re building be p resen t and to enjoy it to th e f u ll., of th e C olum bia and ea st of th e W il- T he fu rn itu re consisted of a few rough ch ild ren by a form er m arriag e, Ralph t,OU ° f offlcer8* business m eeting, and
for th e present.
The m em bers of th e P leasan t H o m e ! lam ette w as covered w ith dense tim - j benches placed along th re e sides of H arvev of Boise, Idaho, and Mrs o u tlin in g a p ro g ram of w ork for the
T he store is being thoroughly ren ­ E pw orth League will be in atten d an ce her. S tu rd y pioneers, w ho th ro u g h th e room. T h ere w as one long desk
year.
th e long sum m er m onths had followed along one w all for th e use of those G eorgia Moore of New York City, one
ovated for F red Todd, who has a three-
II. C. Seym our, sta te club leader for
and ta k e p a rt in th e m eeting. The
i ne t he em jg ra n t tra il w estw ard un til they advanced pupils who ac tu a lly knew g ran d d a u g h ter C leclia C raw ford of
y ear lease of the low er floor and will preaching service w ill begin a t 8:30 reached T he D alles, did not attem p t how to w rite. T hese had copy books
St. Joseph Villa. New Je rse y , two th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College E x­
open a wall paper and p ain t store w ith a ro u sin g song service. I t is to p ierce th is dense fo re st b ut w ere m ade of a few sh eets of p aper sewed
b ro th ers, J. T. H eatw ole, of D enver, tension service, has been invited to
together.
th e re a t once. He will probably sub­ quite probable th a t th e P leasan t H o m e , tak
,, en . in th e b . ateau x of th ,. e H udson
.
. .»
. T . . he
, te ac h er , “set"
. .. th e copy Colorado, and C. J. H eatw ole of Red­ | p resen t a plan for m ore effective Hol-
Bay tra p p e rs to th e m outh of th e and the ch ild ren copied th ese w ords
re n t a p a rt of th e floor.
| stein Calf clu b w ork, and Neal C.
q u a rte t will sing.
j sa n d y riv er.
■ to the bottom of th e page. A lm a's bird, K entucky. H er son R alph and
T he D airy P roducts com pany org­
T here will be an all-day m eeting on ! T h ere th ey w ere m et by e a rlie r school equipm ent included one sla te h er b ro th er J. T. H eatw ole and wife Jam iso n , sta te d airy sp ecialist, will
anized to conduct an ice cream and ice W ednesday F eb ru ary 6 Come about ’ se ttle rs, who w elcom ed them joyfully, pencil w hich m ust last for a term , and cam e th e first of th e week and w ere discuss th e county-w ide p u re bred sire
factory sim ila r to th e one operated in 10:30 a. m’„ b ring a lig h t lunch (n o t T he p ioneers w ere a w a y , frien d ly and ' a sla te w hich m u st la st th ro u g h o u t w ith w hen h er death cam e. Mrs. campaign.
helpful to one an o th er so w hen a new her school life and th en be handed
th e sam e place la st sum m er by the
T he a g ric u ltu ra l com m ittee of 'the
a big feed) and stay u n til about 3 fam ily arriv ed th e settle m en t rejoiced. ' down to som e sm aller pupil. The G eorgia Moore, arriv ed from New York
P
o
rtlan d C ham ber of Com m erce has
GreBham Ice Cream and Ice company, p. m. T his is in ad d itio n to th e even-1 The tra v e le rs chose a hom e site, "took school a p p a ra tu s consisted of
th is m orning. F u n eral services will
successor to the P ack P roducts comp­ Ing meetings.
up" th e land from th e governm ent and blackboard, a wide board painted be held a t th e M ethodist ch u rch at Invited th e H olstein b reed ers of the
black, and som e lum ps of chalk.
began to estab lish a home.
any. T he late D. S Johnson w as pres­
T ro u td ale th is aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock sta te to be th e ir g u ests a t luncheon
E. G. RANTON, P astor.
As soon as th e school w as finished a
A lm a w as born in one of th ese pio-
on the day of th is m eeting. All H ol­
id ent of th e D airy P roducts com pany.
circ u it rid er w as Invited to come and w ith in te rm en t at D ouglass cem etery.
S. E. Sease is its vice p resid en t and G resham F ru it G row ers’ Association house? b it* A lm ^ s f a t h e r w a s '« car* preach. He cam e once a m onth, riding Mrs. Rowell w as lib ra ria n h ere for the stein b reed ers are invited.
Miss F aye Lord secretary -treasu rer.
D irectors Meet.
, punter, so his home w as b etter th an bis pony and ca rry in g his books, anil p ast ten years.
A m eeting of th e d irec to rs of th e th e av erag e one. He had b ro u g h t with his p erso n al effects in tw o larg e sad
SPRINGDALE
OrMlMUB F r u i t G r o w e r s ' BMOelattOB h im a c r o s s th e p la in s a I'e ll- lillr d to o l dlebags. It w as an honor to en tertain AGED PIONEER W O M A N
FARM ERS SAY SODATOL
th
e
m
in
iste
r
and
A
lm
a's
fam
ily
often
red and W illiam Salzinan w ere
est and som e w indow s He began to
IS GREAT SUCCESS w as held in 4. Ja n u a ry and a financial . ch
STRICKEN BY DEATH ho F sts
build his house by cu ttin g down and w elcom ed him. The ch ild ren did not
a t an inform al dance given in
sta te m en t of th e affairs of th e organ!- trlm m ln g tree8 of a 8 u ltable size. Then ap p re cia te th e honor so m uch, for It
F red S alzm an 's confectionery sto re
T he several farm ers who secured
Mrs.
C.
B.
Clegget,
pioneer
resid
en
t
zation w as read by th e se creta ry - j he hewed th e logs w ith a broad-axe m ean t no noise and less play th an
last W ednesday evening. A large
Sodatol for stum ping purposes out of
tre a s u re r, Jam es E lkington. T he ren ta l ande m itred th e co rn ers. W hen enough u sual, and th e privilege of eatin g at of P le a sa n t Home, passed aw ay a t her n um ber of neighbors and frien d s w ere
th e carlo ad th a t w as delivered a t this of th e pro p erty of th e asso ciatio n to *°KS w ere p rep ared , all th e neighbors th e second table. T he p reach in g s e r ­ hom e at th a t place la st n ig h t a fte r a p rese n t and everyone had a p leasan t
point w ere very en th u sia stic in th e ir th e B errv G row ers' Packing com nanv cam e and liftetl them ,n to place 80 vice w as held in th e evening and each few h o u rs illn ess from a h ea rt evening. A pleasing fe a tu re of the
tn e H trry G row ers ta m i n g com pany th a t ,n
fgw hourg the houge wag
fam ily b ro u g h t a tallo w candle w hich
evening w as th e su p p er served by the
p raise for th is pow der. Most of
is th e only tra n sa c tio n d u rin g the rea(jy for th e roof.
w as fastened to th e w all for light. As tro u b le, aged 82 years. She is s u r ­ ladles of th e neighborhood.
Music
th o se secu rin g th is pow der consider it
year. T he sta te m en t show ed cash on | T hese first se ttle rs m ade th e ir th e can d le burned th e tallow dripped vived by an only d au g h ter, Mrs. W. F. was fu rn ish ed by Mrs. B ader at the
th e best they have ever used.
hand of $695.39, value of m achinery chim neys of stick s put up as th e logs and g rease spots w ere common. The McKinney. She cum e to th is vicinity piano, accom panied by Mrs. P o rts on
R ecently the county a g e n t’s office
and fixtures. $814.91; of side trac k . w ere and th en p lastered thickly with older people enjoyed th e serm ons but from Ohio In 1879. F u n e ra l services th e violin. T he sto re, w hich has been
mud inside and out. E very house had th e ch ild ren w ere overaw ed by so
rem odeled and refu rn ish ed , has been
h as placed o rd ers for tw o tru c k load
$640; of buildings, $4774.07 and of a larg e fireplace w hich fu rn ish ed light m uch ta lk of p u n ish m en t for w rong w ill be held Sunday aftern o o n , F e b ru ­ leased to Mr. Sanford, who will be
lots and Is now ta k in g ord ers on the
land $1380. T he ca p ita l stock is and heat and at w hich all th e cooking doing. E ach sum m er everybody w ent ary 3, a t 2 o’clock, a t th e P lea san t ready for business In th e n ear future.
th ird tru c k load lot. It is found th a t
w as done.
' to cam pm eeting for a w eek and th is Home B ap tist ch u rch . In te rm e n t will Mr. S anford, who h as had m any y ears
$9575.
it can now be secured from th e D upont
of experience in th e b arb e r business,
T he roof w as covered w ith sp lit w as a type of service enjoyed by be in th e G resham cem etery.
T he d irec to rs of th e asso ciatio n a re
p la n t a t Dupont, W ashington, in tru c k j
ced ar “sh ak es.” All th e b o ard s In the young and old alike.
will o p era te th e b arb er shop in con­
| H. E. Davis, p resid e n t; W. C. L aw ­ house w ere sp lit by hand from cedar. ! By th e united efforts of all th e set-
nection with th e confectionery store.
loads, and th is m akes it b e tte r for th e
rence, P. A. Johnson, H. A. Lew is and b u t A lm a's fa th e r planed them and tie rs a w agon road w as cleared to UOUNTV CLUB AGENT
The S p rin g d ale hotel lias been com ­
local u se rs as the o rd ers do not have
T heodore Brugger.
WILL BE ENTERTAINED pleted an d fu lly fu rn ish ed and Is now
even tounged and grooved those P o rtlan d . It was muddy In w inter and
to be held up as long to be se n t fo r­
w hich w ere used for th e doors. Alm a ' rough in sum m er so only sm all loads
open for business. T he hotel is being
w ard as is necessary by th e carload
Milk.
has alw ays been proud of th e fact could be hauled and it took all day to
An inform al reception will be held o p erated by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vest.
We a re p rep ared to ta k e a few m ore th a t th e p lan es her fa th e r used had m ake th e trip one way. F or all ordi n ex t M onday evening, F e b ru a ry 4. at
S tre e t lig h ts a re being erected by
lots.
custo m ers for m ilk from our purebred been given to h er g ra n d fa th e r by n ary p u rp o ses everyone rode on
tlie b u sin ess houses of S pringdale.
th
e
hom
e
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Lynch
All kinds of p ru n in g sh ears, prun- Je rse y s
C. P. T allm an , G resham , B len n erh assett. She w as also proud h orseback over th e tra ils cu t th ro u g h
T he S p rin g d ale Needle club m et
on th e Section L ine ro ad , ju s t ea st of w ith Mrs. J. B abbitt Ja n u a ry 23. T he
ing saw s, etc., a t L. L. K idder Hdw. Co. phone 96x.
tf of th e tw o w indow s in th e ir house for the woods.
moBt of th e houses had none. The
Any th in g th a t brought people to- th e Lynch schoolhouse, In honor of club will m eet w ith Mrs. H. N. C h ris­
h ard w are w as of wood too; wooden g eth er was a social event. T he men W. D. K inder, th e new ly appointed tensen on F eb ru ary 6. Tlie ladies are
n ails (pegs) and also wooden door enjoyed log-rollings, b arn -ra isin g s, or co unty clu b ag en t, and his wife. All p lan n in g on piecing a q u ilt for the
h arv estin g bees, w hile th e women m et
I hinges and latches.
schoolhouse first aid cot.
The floor w as not fastened down for q u iltin g bees and o th e r work gath club lead ers of la st y ear and all lead ­
Mr. and Mrs. S. Reeves a re now re-
W ith the prim aries a little m ore | M ayor B aker, who is also a candi-
In o rd er th a t It could be lifted to re- erings. In w inter th e re w as singing ers of th e clubs a lre ad y organized th is j sid in g In MontavIHa
Mr. Reeves Is
th an th re e m onths aw ay, th e g reat I datp fo r United S tates sen ato r, expects cover lost a rtic le s th a t had slipped school, sp ellin g school, and play p a r­ y ear will Join in th is reception.
tru c k in g betw een P o rtlan d and Mc-
j to have "open house some tim e th is j th ro u g h th e wide crack s. P in s and ties w ith occasional dancing.
i Mitinvilie.
n o m inating conventions com ing in
R wa# rnm ored th a t he would
A lm a still lives w ithin a few m iles < o iiiiiiiin lt) ( liurcb Announcements.
needles w ere such precious a rtic le s
I). E. Brow n has been very ill, but
! is Im proving rapidly.
m id-sum m er and gen eral elections in w ithdraw from th e cam paign, but th a t, if lost, they m ust be search ed for I of her childhood home and ta lk s In-
T
he
m
eetings
held
d
u
rin
g
th
e
week
te re stln g ly of th e sw eeping changes
Mr. F e rn lle c k e r’s infunt son is very
November, th e re a re on all sides evi- , such is not the case. He Intends to u n tll found.
The first fu rn itu re consisted of! th a t a few y ears have brought. T he have been w ell atten d ed and have r e ­ III.
dences of activity In p rep a ra tio n for m ake every effort to win a t th e pri- tab les, beds, stools and benches, all : sin g le-track w agon-road of th e plo- su lted in a num ber of conversions. It
Mrs. F red Sm ith called on Mrs. H.
each of th ese g reat political events.
m aries.
m ade by A lm a's fa th e r from ca refu lly n eers is now th e w orld-fam ous Colum- has been decided to hold a Bible study ! N. C h risten sen la st Tuesday.
P aul M einsier has bought a 65-acre
T he locations have been selected for 1 K. K. Kubli, sp eak er of th e house of 'selected wood. Home of th e c h a irs had bla highw ay; th e electric ca rs have ■lass for young people on F rid a y eve­
th e republican and dem ocratic national rep resen tativ es, has also announced se ats m ade of woven strip s of d e e r-i rep laced th e ea rly tr a ils ; th e fo re sts nings. P reach in g will be a t tlie usual I ran ch at Boring.
skin. One of th ese occupies a place have given way to larg e dairy farm s
conventions, the form er in Chicago i him self as a can d id ate for United of honor in A lm a's hom e even to th is co n tain in g herds of p u reb red c a ttle ; hour, 2 o'clock, on Sunday aftern o o n ,
Auto Crushed Io Junk and Kindling.
and th e la tte r in New York.
I S tates sen ato r. He h as as yet m ade day.
M attresses w ere m ade from th e sloughs and sw am ps have, by dik- w hen tlie Rev. 8. F. P itts will preach,
Few p erso n s would wish to stand in
H ea d q u arters for Oregon, of presl- no a rran g e m en ts for h ea d q u arte rs, but w agon covers and filled w ith g ra ss and Ing, become rich celery lan d ; o rch-
cordial w elcom e Is extended to all. 1 th e n arro w space betw een passing
den tial and sensational a s p ira n ts have is receiving his friends a t his usual wild hay. L ater, when enough feath- a id s, sm all fru it and m a rk e t g ard en s
| stre e t e a r as th ey dash by, b u t to be
been established, m a n ag ers have been place of business u n til he can find ers from wild fowls had been collect- ab ound; gas. electricity , ru ra l dellv-
Zinn I,la iig e llc al (liu rc li.
ed, th e beds had fea th er pillow s and j ery and telephone m ake life easy and
i in an au to and cau g h t betw een tro lly
selected and the m aneuvering for po- q u a rte rs w ithin th e next few days,
R eligious school will be held to
m a tresses.
p leasan t. T he w hite-haired woman
c a rs would be a close ch an ce w ith
sition has begun.
The would be can d id ates for con-
For th e first few y ears m ost of the still loves best th e outdoor p leasu res m orrow m orning from 9 to 12 at the I
death. Yet tw o p erso n s w ere thus
Tom N euhauser. cam paign m anager gress from th is d istric t a re w aiting food w as fu rn ish ed by M other N ature. —tall tree s, b eautiful su n sets, old- Zion Evangelical church.
Sunday '
cau g h t in P o rtlan d la st evening and
Every
stream
was
full
of
fish;
wild
fashioned
g
ard
en
s,
and
once
a
year
th
e
for H iram Johnson, has opened of- for developm ents and are not very
services will be conducted as follows: j
fowls w ere ab u n d a n t; deer and bears th rill of the round-up.
though th e au to w as gro u n d Into
flees in th e Morgan building and from anxious to m ake th e ir resp ectiv e a n ­
S unday school at 10 a. m., dlvinp wor- | sm all bits th e young m an and young
«hip In the E nglish language a t 11 a.
now on will m ake an effort to land nouncem ents until th e tim e is ripe. It FREE METHODIST
Nl TUITION SPECIALIST
lady escapeil w ith a few cu ts and
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
TO CONDUI T CLASSES rn. and in th e G erm an language at
Oregon in th e “safe colum n” at the may be several w eeks bofore any real
b ru ises. They w ere held u n d er the
11:45 a. ni. The serm on topic will be
p rim a rie s for C alifornia's native son. noise is m ade form th ese "p ro sp ectiv e"
w reckage for n early an hour.
Services will be held a t th e F ree
Miss M argery M. Sm ith, n u tritio n
T he T hree fold Cord of Life.” Special
I. L. P atte rso n has com e up from candidates.
Sheriff H u rlb u rt Is com ing out M ethodist church next 8 u n d ay both sp ecialist with th e O. A. C. extension m usic by the choir. T here will be no
th e "V alley of the K ings" to ta k e care
Aulo 11 echini I c.
of P re sid en t Coolidge's cam paign. He again for re-election. He has m ade m orning and evening. 8 u n d ay school course, has a rran g e d to conduct class-
venlng service.
Mike A ilshouse, m echanic of R aker
* Sons Ford g arag e, w ishes to a n ­
has established h ea d q u arte rs in the his announ cem en t to th a t effect, stat- w ith classes for all ages will begin a t e# in th is p a rt of th e county In th e
nounce th a t he has q u it th e com pany
Lynch (u r n h a l Tonight.
Im p erial hotel, w here he will keep ing th a t his friends had insisted th a t 10 o'clock, w ith Miss M innie Robertson n ea r fu tu re . Rockwood and Rowell
and
w hile w aitin g for a su itab le loca-
as
su
p
erin
ten
d
en
t.
V
alley
d
istric
ts
will
be
given
th
e
ben-
c
a
rn
iv
al
will
be
held
a
t
Lynch
open house and be prep ared to discuss he should serve an o th er term .
. . .
. . . .
.
..
.tlo n any one w ishing his services call
The pastor, th e Rev. E. N. Long, Is eflt of her services as soon as classes schoolhouse
to n ig h t u nder th e aus- 1944
Judge S tapleton w ants to stay w here
th e pros and cons as to "p ro sp e c ts”
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■with his friends and acquaintances, he is and has m ade his an n ouncem ent recovering from his recent illness and «re organized. At Rockwood Mrs. J. pices of th e P a ren t-T ea ch e r assocla-
Notice to Public.
will be pleased to m eet all friends and S tan fo rd Moore Is In ch a rg e of reg tlon w hen m any novel a ttra c tio n will
says F. J. K upfer, w ho is in close to run again.
.
.
,
...
On acco u n t of the co n ...
stru c tio
, n ess w ork
It is predicted th a t a fte r th e first of | m em bers of his congregation next istra tlo n for th e class and at Powell be show n and num erous a rtic le s wll
touch w ith th e activ ities of th e lead­
" ■ 'In front, of o u r place of . b u sin
we
th e m onth candidate# for every offle
Sunday m orning
H is subject a t 11 V alley Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson. A be on sale. A p la n tatio n q u a rte t will ; w m dispense only oil. g rease and ac-
ing p olitical m ovem ents.
sco
re
o
r
m
ore
of
women
have
alread
y
fn rn ish m usic and th e e n te rta in m e n t I cessories. O ur sto rag e and rep a ir do-
S en ato r McNary has rented suitable to be nom inateti at the p rim aries will o’clock will be "O ut of E gypt Into
I p artm en ta a re closed.
room s in th e F ailin g building for his blossom out in all th e ir glory and fill C anaan." In th e evening th e pastor's reg istered In each d istric t. The d ates wlll be follow ed by dancing.
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GRESHAM GARAGE.
fo rthcom ing cam paign for re-election th e a ir w ith slo g an s and prom ises. wife, Mrs. A nna Long, will speak on of th e classes will be announced later.
VQODUMM
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11 „ m m A 1 t o » ¡ T o p ..
to th e United S tate s senate. E. M T here will be no d ea rth of them as far "T rue D erlpleshlp ’’
B
right
sayings
by
m
odern
th
in
k
e
rs
Q
uickly
and
efficiently
done
by
ex-
Add
to
your
Income, su b tra c t from
Page, an attorney from Salem and an as experienced from form er ca m ­
a re found in th e w ant colum n.
p erts. All o rd ers prom ptly atten d ed j your losses, m u ltip ly your re tu rn s , di-
old friend of Mr. McNary, w ill act as paigns. T he voter need not fear of aa vnq w an t it — W ant ad It.
to re g a rd le ss of size.
' vide your expenses, by using W ant
having p leatv to choose from .
G et th e classified ad. habit.
GEO. SHAW Phon.- 22» ED SMITH I Ads.
cam paign m anager.
W h at you w an t, when you w ani 1»,
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