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VOL. 13. NO. 104
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
<1.50 Per Year
EKWALL SEEK
G. A. MANSFIELD WILL
JUDGESHIP ‘PEP’ MEETING ENTHUSES STUDENTS
TALK AT 1AM II SCHOOL MERRILL GETS JAIL
COMMERCIAL CLUB JUDGE CIRCUIT
THANKS HELPERS
SENTENCE AND FINE
Speakers Stir Up Players to “Fight to Win’’
in Tomorrow Night’s Basketball Game.
G reat sa tisfactio n w as expressed by
th e com m ercial club at its m eeting
la st night w hen th e v arious com m it­
te es having th e recen t fa rm e r’s b an ­
q u et in ch a rg e m ade th e ir Anal r e ­
p orts. It w as concluded by all th a t
One of th e m ost im p o rtan t, if not th e
th e im p o rta n t m a tte rs had been well
handled and th e com m ittees w ere giv­
m ost im p o rta n t, b ask etb all gam es of
en unanim ous and h ea rty su p p o rt on
the season, so fa r as th e high school
th e p a rt of a ll citizens.
team is concerned, w ill be played at
T he finance com m ittee, headed by
th
e gym nasium W ednesday night w hen
W ill M etzger, rep o rted am ple funds
G resham high w ill m eet St. H elens
raise d to m eet all expenses. E very
one called on had responded g e n e r­
high in th e gam e for cham pionship.
ously and cordially.
At th e su ggestion of H. W. S tro n g
Many bills w ere read and approved
a few b u sin ess and p ro fessio n al men,
covering m ost of th e in cid en tal ex­
including th e ch a irm an of th e board,
penses. As th e bills w ere not all r e ­
w ere invited to ap p e ar before th e s tu ­
p orted a com plete acco u n t of the ex­
p enses could not be given but it w as
dent body th is m o rn in g an d a s su re th e
estim ated they w ould not g re a tly ex­
stu d e n ts and p lay ers th a t th e w hole
ceed $200. Over th re e hun d red dollars
high school d istric t w as back of th e
JUDGE W. A. EKWALL.
w as su bscribed and paid in cash. The
p lay ers an d expected them to win
expenses had been less th is y ear th an
M unicipal Ju d g e W. A. E k w all of
from
St. H elens tom orrow night.
form erly, p a rtly , it w as said, on a c ­ P o rtlan d , Oregon, an n o u n ces his c a n ­
co u n t of m ore g enerous donations.
Among
th o se who ap p eared before
didacy for th e rep u b lican nom ination
T he club voted a h ea rty expression as C ircu it Judge, D ep artm en t No. Two. th e stu d e n ts w ith w ords of cheer
of th a n k s to all who had in any way, F o u rth Ju d ic ia l D istrict, com prising
w ere, Dr. A. W. Botkin, C. G. S ch n ei­
by donations and w ork, helped to M ultnom ah county, Oregon, in the
der, H. W. S tro n g , W. C. L aw rence,
m ake th e Im p o rtan t an n u a l event forthcom ing p rim a ry election.
M. M. S q u ire and H. L. St. C lair. In
such a signal success.
‘‘If I am nom inated and elected to
T he club voted to issue a m em ber­ th e C ircu it C ourt, I prom ise th e peo­ ad d itio n to th e se each m em ber of th e
ship card to each c o n trib u to r, co n sid ­ ple of th is Ju d icial D istric t th a t I w ill facu lty briefly add ressed th e stu d e n ts
erin g th e su b sc rip tio n as a paym ent devote my e n tire tim e to th e w ork of
giving th e team a boost and pledging
of dues a t th e r a te of 50 cen ts a ray office, and ren d e r th e sam e class
m onth, no m em bership th u s issued to of service as C ircu it Ju d g e th a t I have th e ir m ost h e a rty su p p o rt. Coach
be for m ore th a n one y ear, although ren d ered as M unicipal Ju d g e of th e N oftslnger in a few w ell chosen w ords
se v eral co n trib u tio n s w ere m ore th an city of P o rtla n d ,” says Ju d g e E kw all
AGED MAN KILLED IN
six d o llars. T his action gives the in an n o u n cin g his candidacy.
POTATO PIT CAVE-IN
club a m em bership of 75 w hich is an
Ju d g e E k w all w as appointed to th e
ad d itio n of ab o u t 25 to the form er list P o rtla n d M unicipal bench sev eral
Chas. G raham , aged 68, w hile s o rt­
of m em bers.
/
y ea rs ago by M ayor G eorge L. B aker ing po tato es on th e W a lte r Shelley
T he firm s and in dividuals com pos­ and th e city com m issioners, succeed­ p lace th is m orning, had his life In­
ing th e m em bership of th e com m ercial ing Ju d g e G eorge Rossm an, who r e ­ sta n tly cru sh ed out w hen th e e a rth
club a re as follow s:
signed to accep t an ap p o in tm en t as covered roof of th e p o tato pit caved In
A ylsw orth & M artin, M ultnom ah & c irc u it judge.
w hile he w as sittin g a t his w ork. The
C lackam as M utual T elephone Com­
D uring th e fiscal y ea r ending De­ body w as b ro u g h t to th e J E. M etzger
pany, B ank of G resham , Cecil Metz­
g er, B. W. T horne, Dr. W. J. Ott, Dr. cem ber 1st, 1923, Ju d g e E k w all h a n d ­ u n d erta k in g estab lish m e n t in G resh ­
H. V. Adix, Dr. R osenberger, W. J. led 19,239 city cases an d 1101 sta te am. Mr. G raham w as an uncle of Mrs.
Cooper, R oberts' C onfectionery, F. E. cases, or a to ta l of 20,340.
C. E. B ram h all and w as single.
P alm q u ist, R. M. H ardy, Guy D. Jones,
Ju d g e E k w all w as born in L u d in g ­
20th C entury S tore, B urten W alrad,
His
Ed. O sburn, Mrs. G ertru d e Schanno, ton, M ason county, M ichigan.
ROCKWOOD
G resham T in Shop, Miss M ossm an. J. p a re n ts moved to n o rth e rn C alifornia
E. M etzger, M ain S tre e t G arage, City w hen he reach ed th e age of six y ears,
G. M. P le a sa n t,
fo rm erly w ith
B akery,
O utlook P u b lish in g
Co., and w hile receiving his p relim in ary M lckley & P le a sa n t a t T ro u td ale now
H epp's R ack et S tore, S a n ita ry Meat
M arket, L. A. W ack & Co., W alrad education he w orked in th e lum ber has th e fo rm er Q u esin b erry g ara g e at
H e w ill ta k e over th e
M ercantile Co., L. L. K idder Hdw. Co., m ills of th a t section. W hen he w as Rockwood.
W. A. H essel M achinery Co., F. L. 19 y ea rs of age he moved to P o rtlan d , b lack sm ith w ork beginning M arch 1st.
Mack & Co., Ja s. E lkington, B entley O regon, an d ho h as resided h ere since An addition h as been b u ilt to th e g a r ­
T ire Shop, E astm an L um ber Co., B er­ th a t tim e. Ju d g e E k w all atten d ed th e age an d Mr. P le a sa n t is a t th e g ara g e
ry G row ers P acking Co., Beaver S tate
M otor W orks, R. E. C annon, P e rry B ehnke-W alker B usiness college,’ ta k - I day and n ig h t. T he b lack sm ith w ork
K itzm iller, S tan d a rd Oil Co., Jon es Ing a ste n o g rap h ic course, an d la ter w ill be In c h a rg e of Sam Bliss.
L u m ber Co., A. W. M etzger & Co., took up th e stu d y of law. H e sta rte d | A p g rty of young people of th e E p ­
G resham P ro d u ce Co., A. J. W. Brow n, th e p ra c tic e of law in P o rtlan d , w o rth L eague and th e ir frien d s m et at
G resham B a tte ry S tatio n , G resham
T ire Shop, G resham G arage, W ith ­ w here he h as p rac tice d contiuously, th e p arso n a g e on la st S atu rd ay eve­
ro w 's C onfectionery, M anning's R e s ­ th e la st te n y ears h aving been a m em ­ n ing w h ere a jo lly tim e w as sp e n t In
ta u ra n t, R aker & Son, W. J. Todd, b er of th e firm of Senn, E k w all & W ash in g to n 's b irth d a y gam es. Much
F ir s t S tate Bank, Glen D avidson, Dr. R ecken.
cre d it is due Miss E sth e r P eterso n for
Geo. Inglis, Dr. A. W. B otkin, Dr. H.
In 1915 Ju d g e E k w all w as m a rried th e su ccess of th e ev en in g ’s re c re a ­
H. H ughes, Dr. H. H. Ott, C. G.
S chneider, D. P. M illiken, G resham to L ina Moser of P o rtlan d , Oregon. tion.
A leap y ea r te a for w om en only will
D rug Co., A lb ert K essler, C arl D ahl, T he judg e is a hom e ow ner resid in g
P e te r L en ard . Jo h n Brow n F red E. a t 1047 H assalo stre e t. D uring th e be given a t th e hom e of Mrs. J. S ta n ­
Todd, E k stro m T ru c k Service, W. K. W orld W ar he en listed and served as ford Moore on W ednesday afternoon,
H am ilton, A. F. H am m ar, Colum bia
B rick P la n t, C. M. Q uicksall, Oregon a p riv ate of In fa n try . Since th e close F e b ru a ry 27, a t 2:30. A p ro g ram of
P ick le & C anning Co., Geo. W. Page, of th e w a r he h a s been an activ e m em ­ songs and gam es is being arran g ed .
Chas. Cleveland, G resham S torage & b er of P o rtlan d , Oregon, P o st No. 1 All ladies of th e com m unity a re c o r­
T ra n s fe r Co., C. W. A ltm an, A. J. of th e A m erican Legion, being one of dially invited.
K rid er, G. W. S tapleton.
Its c h a rte r m em bers. H e h as been a
Thos. S ten slan d is reco v erin g from
d elegate to each sta te convention his re c e n t illn ess.
»EDHATION OF NEW
Mrs. W. D. Moore of C anby is h
COMMUNITY CHURCH since th e o rg an izatio n of th e A m erican
Legion, and atten d ed th e n atio n al co n ­ g u est a t th e hom e of h e r son, th e Rev.
r h e dedication of th e new building J ventions of th e A m erican Legion held J. S tan fo rd Moore an d fam ily.
th e G resham com m unity ch u rch on ■ at C leveland, Ohio, in 1920, an d a t San
Farmers Attention!
w ell stre e t, w ill occur next Monday : F ra n cisc o , C alifornia, in 1923, as a
F ed eral F arm L oans. Long tim e
ening a t 7:30. T he services w ill be | d elegate from Oregon, each tim e b e­
5% per ce n t in te rest. A m ortization
t'
ch a rg e of Rev. F. E. Crook, th e ing a m em ber of th e A m ericanism paym ents. A ddress L ean d er B artle-
stor. T h e re w ill be special m usic com m ittee.
may. R. 4. B oring, Oregon.
Ju d g e E k w all is an officer of P o rt­
d v isitin g m in iste rs a re expected
>m C orvallis, E ugene, P o rtlan d , and land Lodge No. 142. B. P. O. E lk s; a
ler places. An invitatio n is extend- I m em ber of H aw th o rn e Lodge No. I l l
to all, especially G resham people,I A. F. & A. M., A1 K ader T em ple of th e
S hrine, S co ttish R ite, Gul Reazee
attend.
rh e p asto r announces th a t a series G rotto, M ultnom ah Cam p No. 77,
MOWS
special m eetings w ill follow th e W oodm en of th e W orld; Rose City
TH A T
Jication, continuing every evening Cam p No. 5466 Modern W oodm en of
cept S atu rd ay until fu rth e r notice, A m erica and L. O. O. Moose No. 291.
B o ts
H e Is also a m em ber of th e M ultno­
siting m in iste rs w ill cooperate.
m ah A m ateur A thletic club.
I l l RELIGIONS—ONE CHRISTIAN.
Ju d g e E kw all Is w ell know n In
ra lk to me— and I w ill tell you your G re sh am and e a ste rn M ultnom ah and
igion—m aybe I w ill not call it by it Is c e rta in m any ac q u ain tan c es and
s nam e you use— but it w ill be one frie n d s w ill ra lly to his support.
two— e ith e r P essim ism or Optim-
Comninnity Program.
n.
A fine p ro g ram will be given S a tu r­
It is you rs—and you have m ade It day evening, M arch 1 a t th e Rockwood
urs. It is obvious th a t only th e lat- G range h all, u n d er th e auspices of th e
Rockwood P a ren t-T ea ch e r association.
■ creed is th e rig h t creed.
Be su re to com e and see B arney
R egardless th a t both th e se creeds Google, H aw aiians, N orw egian d a n c ­
ve plen ty of facts to su p p o rt them e rs, colo rfu l sin g ers, etc. P len ty of
re a re a few th o u g h ts w hich may good eats. A dm ission 25 cents.A dv.
Ip you. P essim ism is d estructive,
T he re g u la r m onthly m eeting of th e
tim ism is constructive.
g
en
e ral L adies' Aid society of th e
rh e creed of Pessim ism is th e belief
it you w ill p erish like a dog. It is M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h will be
spair and ends in frien d lessn ess, held In th e ch u rch p a rlo rs on W ed­
nesday aftern o o n of th is w eek in th e
ef and failu re.
nesday aftern o o n of th is week. The
Opposite is th e o p tim ist w ho be-
ves in life— in th e divinity and In- S. E. circle w ill be ho stess, th e se rv ­
cq u erableness of im m ortal sp irit, ing com m ittee being Mrs. O. A. E a s t­
om it he enjoys th e sa tisfac tio n s of m an. Mrs. O scar Jo h n so n . M rs Joseph
H aley an d Mrs. Chas. Coe. T he m eet­
» and is a joy to o th e rs."
rh e only enem y m an has Is him self. ing w ill begin a t 2:30.
Conquer self—and m ake of yourself
Window ClennTng
F o r ex p e rt window clean in g see S.
optim ist.
<ot a blind believer in acquired T ajim a. o r leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n
ends and goods w ithout effort—but B ro w n . G re sh a m , p h o n e 2501_________
dead an optim ist thro u g h full reali- living and C h ristian th in k in g th e re Is
Jon th a t as you p rac tice C h ristian nothing in th is w orld to d efeat you.
W ithout such sp irit you m ay have ,
1 kinds of p ru n in g sh e ars, pru n -
life but you have no C h ristian religion, I
laws, etc., a t L. L. K idder Hdw. Co.
A THRILLING GAME IS CERTAIN.
gave c lea r evidence of th e force of his
tra in in g and th e confidence he had in
th e players. P rin c ip a l Cannon closed
the hour devoted to th ese in sp ira tio n a l
ta lk s by com m ending th e stu d e n ts on
th eir school sp irit, th e ir good o rd er
and th e evidences th ey show ed of th e ir
ap p reciatio n of th e in te re st and ef­
fo rts on th e ir behalf of both te ac h ers,
p are n ts and citizens.
G resham w as defeated by St. H elens
on the la tte r's floor last F rid ay night,
th e sco re being 18 to 28. Our boys
played a very fine gam e, it is said,
and in view’ of c e rta in ad v e rse condi­
tions did exceedingly well. T he floor
w as slip p ery , having been used as a
dance floor, and w as sm a lle r th a n our
boys w ere accustom ed to.
I t is p redicted th e gam e h ere to ­
m orrow nig h t w ill be a h a rd fought
game and w ill be one of th e m ost
th rillin g ever w itnessed.
All who
hope to see G resham win a re urged to
not m iss th is o p p o rtu n ity to see a fast
game.
TELEPHO NE MEETING
IS AGAIN POSTPONED
GEO. A. N iN SFIEl.D .
Geo. A. Mansfield, of Medford, will
speak a t Lynch school. F rid ay eve­
ning, F eb ru ary 29, at 8 o'clock, on the
subject, ‘‘W hat Ails th e F arm er and
th e A verage Man—and th e Rem edy.”
Mr. M ansfield is a d irt farm er and
h as gained a n atio n al rep u ta tio n
am ong farm leaders.
F or th e ) p ast four y ears, he has
been p resid en t of th e Oregon F arm
B ureau, re p re se n tin g them in 1920 at
W ashington, D. C., in a fight for finan­
cial reform and relief from th e ir b u r­
dens.
Mr. M ansfield h as been pro m in en t
fo r y ea rs in every endeavor for the
b etterm e n t of Oregon farm life. He
believes th a t th e in te re sts of the
farm er, th e in d u stria l w o rk er and th e
v ast m ajo rity of th e av erag e A m eri­
can people, are identical. H e offers a
co n stru ctiv e rem edy for th e econom ic
ills of th is class of our citizens.
A larg e crow d should g ree t his a p ­
p ea ran ce on F rid ay night.
He will be Introduced by Mrs. A lex­
an d e r T hom pson, who w ill also speak
briefly.
T h ere w ill he good m usic and a so­
cial tim e. T he public is co rd ially in ­
vited.
The m eeting of th e M ultnom ah &
C lackam as County T elephone com ­
pany sto ck h o ld ers, w hich w as called
for Monday aftern o o n , w as not held
because of the fact th a t th e se creta ry ,
K. A. M iller, w as ab sen t from th e city
and th e com pany’s books w ere u n ­
available. Mr. M iller w ent to M olalla
on a b u sin ess trip early in th e m o rn ­
ing expecting to be back in tim e for
the m eeting b ut w as d etained and did
not a rriv e u n til late in th e afternoon.
I t w as arra n g e d to hold th e p o st­
poned m eeting on n ex t Monday a f te r ­
MT. HOOD ATTRACTS
noon.
MANY EARLY HIKERS
FAIRVIEW
The E pw orth L eague w ill m eet at
th e M ethodist c h u rc h on n ex t F rid ay
evening. T he re g u la r p ray erm eetin g
w ill be held on W ednesday evening.
F o re st B ackus .has re tu rn e d from
P o rtla n d w here he h as been In a h o s­
p ital, m uch im proved.
PLEASANT VALLEY
T he com m unity ch u rc h of P lea san t
V alley gave a m ost en joyable "a t
hom e” la st F rid ay evening w hich
b ro u g h t o ut a reco rd crow d. A fine
m usical an d lite ra ry p ro g ram w as
given an d re fre sh m e n ts served.
F ra n k lin invested >500 in E ngland.
It tu rn e d in to >20,000 a fte r 150 years.
Today th ey in v est n o thing and >25,000
com es o u t of th e a ir. B ut F ra n k lin
d ea lt w ith com m oners. Now we deal
w ith kings.
Count Salm a p p e ars to be a g reat
success in landing a b rid e b u t not
m uch of a success in landing a fo r­
tune.
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
cen t in te re st on tim e d eposits.—Adv.
T he lu re of Mt. Hood laid its Im­
pelling hold upon m any n a tu re lovers
an d d u rin g F riday, S atu rd ay and S u n ­
day th e re w as q u ite an exodus of autos
th ro u g h G resham over th e Mt. Hood
Loop as fa r as Tw in b rid g es w here
th e Mazama lodge Is located. At
le a st one Mazama from G resham ,
C hase E. S t.C la ir, of th e Outlook
force, w as am ong th ese who yielded to
th e call on Sunday.
Many M azam as w ere found at the
lodge w hich Is four or five m iles from
G overnm ent Camp.
Mr. St. C lair rep o rted th e autos
could easily have gone as far as Yok-
um falls.
Beyond th is p o in t was
m uch snow.
T h ree young m en from P o rtlan d on
snow shoes m ade th e first asce n t of
th e m ountain for 1924 on S aturday,
T hey lodged S atu rd ay n ig h t In the
ra n g e r's cabin on th e top and r e ­
tu rn e d to th e lodge and to P o rtlan d
Sunday. They found th e cabin cov­
ered w ith snow. They placed th e Ma­
zam a re g istra tio n book in th e lookout
statio n .
F red T. M errill, ow ner of th e 12-
m lle house, w as sentenced in F ederal
W olverton's c o u rt y esterd ay to six
m onths in ja il and to pay a fine of
I >250. A sta y of 45 days w as g ran te d
i M errill In w hich to p rep a re th e tra n s -
sc rip t for an appeal, and he has a n ­
nounced th a t he will appeal th e case.
M errill w as convicted in th e federal
co u rt on ch a rg es of possessing liquor,
for w hich he w as given th e fine, and
on th e ch a rg e of m ain tain in g nuisance,
w hich b ro u g h t th e ja il sentence. The
M orning O regonian gives th e follow ­
ing rep o rt of th e case:
B a rn e tt H. G oldstein pleaded w ith
th e co u rt for a tine w ithout a ja il sen­
tence, pointing o ut th a t M errill is 66
y ea rs of age and has been prom inent
in th e p o litical life of th e city fo
m any years. H e said Mrs. M errill is
an invalid and th a t a jail sen ten ce for
h er husband would b reak h er h eart.
He also said th a t M errill w as forced
to o p era te th e road h o u se to c a re for
his wife an d m entioned th e fac t th a t
M e rrill’s son w as killed In action over­
seas.
Jo sep h O. S tea rn s, a s s is ta n t United
S tates atto rn ey , said th e governm ent
had no idea of p ersecu tin g M errill and
th a t th e sam e activ ity had been d is­
played in th e co n d u ct of th is case as
is given in th e p ro secu tio n of every
o th er mai ch arg ed w ith violation of
th e I iws. i ■ snid he did not believe
. i n r would be aufl.clcnt In th is case
because “som ething m u st be done to
purg
he d istric t aro u n d P o rtlan d of
th e road h o u se m enace,” and th a t only
a Jail sen ten ce would p rev en t o th e r
ro ad h o u se o p e ra to rs from violating
th e law.
T he Judge said he would ta k e into
co n sid eratio n th e fact of M errill's age
and th e condition of his h ealth , b u t
declared th a t a fine would n ot be su f­
ficient to d eter o th e rs from violating
th e law and th a t only a ja il sentence
in th is case would com pel re sp e c t for
th e law. He said th e n u isa n ce law
w as passed by co n g ress to p rev en t
Just such co nditions as existed a t th e
12-mile house, an d th e re fo re passed
sen ten ce of a fine of >250 and six
m onths in Jail. T he m axim um se n ­
ten ce in such a case is a y ear in ja il
and a fine of >1000.
GRESHAM MERCHANTS
ATTEND CONVENTION
J. R. M artin of th e local firm of
A ylsw orth & M artin attended th e one-
day session of th e O regon R etail
C lo th ier’s asso ciatio n in P o rtlan d
Monday and both Mr. M artin and Mr.
A ylsw orth and th e ir w ives enjoyed th e
ban q u et given In the evening In con­
n ection w ith th e convention. Mr. M ar­
tin w as ch a irm an of th e com m ittee on
reso lu tio n s a t th e session. T he local
clo th in g firm Is a m em ber of both th e
sta te and th e n ational asso ciations
h an d lin g th e ir lines of m erchandise.
T he discussion of the problem s of
th e m em bers w as held d u rin g th e
m orning session and in th e afternoon
one of th e fe a tu re s was an ad d ress by
C. C. C hapm an, ed ito r of th e Oregon
V oter, who u rg ed m ore g en e ral p a r­
ticip atio n In public affairs by the busi­
ness m en of th e state.
C, J . M athis, re tirin g p resid e n t of
T ru e frie n d sh ip is a p la n t of slow th e Oregon asso ciatio n , presided at th e
grow th.— W ashington.
d ay's sessio n s. He m ade a b rief ad ­
d ress in w hich he called atte n tio n to
th e fact th a t th e o rg an izatio n did not
g a th e r for th e purpose of p rice fixing
or for o th er p u rely selfish m otives, but
to devise m ean s of being of g re a te r
serv ice to th e g en e ral public. " E f­
ficient and Intellig en tly d irected busi­
ness b rin g s benefit to both th e m e r­
c h a n t and th e public,” d eclared Mr.
Mathis.
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CARL W. ALDER DIES
HUDDENLY EARLY TODAY
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T he unexpected death of C arl W.
A lder o ccu rred early th is m o rning In
a te n t house to w hich th e fam ily mov­
ed y esterd ay on th e H. W. Cooley
place ea st of G resham . A lthough he
had been in ill h ealth for several
m onths, he seem ed b etter recen tly and
hopes w ere e n tertain ed of bis recov­
ery. He moved h ere about a week ago
from R oseburg to be n ea r relativ es
and in th e hopes th a t th e change
would benefit his health . He w as 31
y ea rs of age and is survived by his
widow, Mrs. L ena A lder, and two
sm all ch ild ren , th e you n g est but a
few m onths old, also by his p are n ts,
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W. A llder liv­
ing n ear G resham and th re e siste rs,
Mrs. G eorge H ayden and Mrs. A. O.
Stafford of G resham and Mrs. Lloyd
L ittlep ag e of P o rtlan d .
F u n eral serv ices will be held from
the B ap tist ch u rc h in G resham on
T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n and in te rm e n t will
he In Mt. S co tt cem etery.
Ig a ltln a E x p e rt
125 w ill be given to him who p ro v e* th a t
I r a n not find th e deficiency o f h l* m a ­
chine on R tarttng. lig h tin g and Ignitio n.
M a in S treet O a ra g e . Phone U re s h a m 122».