Gresham outlook., March 07, 1924, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 14, NO. Í
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAR( II 7. 1»S4
COUNCIL GRAPPLES
WITH PROBLEMS
J. II. CONE PA SSES
BOVS ENJOY TRIP
AT COTTAGE GROVE
TO FOREST GROVE
K. A. MILLER BUYS
PHONE COMPANY CONTROL
J. H. Cone, who moved to C o ttag e!
Grove w ith his fam ily from G resham
a few m onths ago, died suddenly of
h e a rt failu re on M arch 5. The body
was bro u g h t to G resham and th e fu-
n eral will be held th is aftern o o n at 2
o'clock from th e M ethodist Episcopal
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#1.50 Per Year
GKESHAM HIGH WILL
MEET SCAPPOOSE HI
TONIGHT AT GYM
LEGION AND HIGH
WIN BASKETBALL
G resham . Oregon, M arch 7, 1924.— i The co n tro llin g in te re st in th e
E d ito r O u tlo o k :—On S atu rd ay . March M ultnom ah 4 C lackam as M utual Tel-
1, th e high school aggies of G resham . ^Dhoue . c^ tn l4iU'iuiiiPa88.e<!ih iin<Of ti"*
m ainly th e b ask etb all five and our Bank* of G resham and mayoT of the
If anyone th in k s it is easy and
T onight, F riday, a t th e high school
T he fast Legion b ask etb all team
p le a sa n t to sit am ong th e city
leader. H. M. M oreland, w ere invited city, w hen he p urchased all the stock gym, G resham high and Scappoose
lined up to Its rep u tatio n W ednesday
fa th e rs and direct th e activities of
by th e F o re st G rove "H icks Club” to held by J. C. and Mrs. E rm a S hultz high b ask etb all team s w ill play w hat
a h ea lth y and grow ing city like
atten d th e ir an n u a l b an q u et and b a s - ! *a8t Tuesday, l o r the past y ear Mr. w ill likely be th e closing gam e of th e n ig h t by w inning an exciting gam e
G resham he ought to come up a t
from O rient, 32 to 14. T he Legion
h" d
X " a?
th e next city election and volun­
! season for th e local first team .
sta rte d out w ith a ru sh a t th e first
teer. T he O utlook has profound
Joseph H enry Cone w as born in hom e town.
Mrs. S hultz vice presid en t. Mrs.
T he visiting team is a fast one and
alm ost
im m ediately
ad m iratio n for th e men. all of
M enasha, W isconsin, November 18, I T he b ask etb all gam e w as played in Shultz h as been office m an ag er for j a rea l hot gam e is assu red . Lunday, w h istle and
dropped the ball for th e first counter.
them h ard driven business men,
1859. H e moved w ith his p are n ts a large liv ery b arn , as th e ir high sev eral m onths past. Mr. M iller now Bailey, S trong, W inters and Pullen
T he ball w as in O rient te rrito ry m ost
who m eet u su ally sev eral tim es a
w hen he w as tw o y ears old to Illinois, I school has no gym nasium . We w ere I becomes £ ,e8 id en t aI>d his son lla ja r d
m onth in long session and rack
i ,0 -,
„
.
is a stockholder and h as been m ade I w ill probably play th e ir last gam e as of th e tim e. O rient fought h ard but
and in 1874 th e fam ily moved to Be- unused to th e n arro w floor an d th e 1 a d irec to r to succeed Mrs. Shultz,
their b ra in s to a d ju st difficulties
j high school p lay ers on th e home floor th e superb team w ork of the Legion
loit. K ansas. In 1880 he w as m arried poor lights but even u n d er th ese ad- j Miss Mamie Hoss. bookkeeper in
and solve th e problem s th a t a rise
tonight.
T he gam e will be called enabled them to w ork the ball to a l­
in city ad m in istratio n . A fter all
to Iris s a B isconer. Six ch ild ren w ere verse conditions we w ere beaten by . th e office, has been appointed secre prom ptly a t 8.
m ost any position so th a t they could
they get for it is som ebody's com ­
born to Mr. and Mrs. Cone. Five of ! only th ree points, th e sco re being 9 ,a r >’ by th e new p resid en t. She will
plain t. How it w ould ease the
score. T hree b ask ets from th e m iddle
them a re still living: Mrs. Mabel Yost, to 12.
\ ave cbaJ ge ° / ,b e
*nd th e oper-
difficulties if citizens would com ­
. „
ato rs. No ch an g es w ill be m ade in J* UH BAI. RESOURCES HELP of th e floor by P ro c to r of O rient fea­
of P o rtla n d : E. E arle Cone, Ransom
A fter o u r gam e W oodburn played the personnel of the em ployes. It is
m end th e councilm en and show
MAKE GRESHAM SUCCESS tu re d th e gam e. E very tim e he drop­
ap p re cia tio n of th e ir unselfish
L. Cone, C larence W. Cone and Ray- th e 6ame F o re st Grove team and w as expected th a t a d irecto r to succeed Mr.
ped in one of those long sh o ts he r e ­
efforts.
mond H. Cone, all of C ottage Grove, drubbed badly, th e sco re being Wood- Shultz will be chosen from th e Sandy
N atu ral advantages and reso u rces
ceived a big h and from th e crow d.
and one son, E a rn e s t H. Cone passed b u rn n o thing an d F o re st G rove 6. d i^ F iu^'
... ,
.
.
have played a larg e p a rt in th e su c­
One of th e problem s before the
T he checking of Stone w as also note­
aw ay a t th e age of 16.
1 T his gam e w as follow ed by a fistic stan d in g and th e M illers own more cess an d developm ent of G resham , a s ­
council a t la st T uesday n ig h t’s regu
w orthy.
serted G rant McMillan, G resham high
He w as converted ea rly in life and ! event, a tw o-round sem i-w indup, th e th a n 100.
la r session w as to offset th e glaring
It would be h ard to say who played
school stu d en t, a t th e “Sell O regon”
rem ained a faith fu l C h ristian , and an fighters being a farm er lad and th e
in dication of loss in th e w ate r d e p a rt­
th e s ta r gam e for th e Legion as all of
extem peraneous speaking co n test in
active m em ber of th e M ethodist E pis- o th er w ith a little experien ce along WITTER HOME SCENE
m ent as evidenced by th e difference
OF RADIO DANCE PARTY connection w ith th e O. A. C. educa­ th e boys w ere on th e ir toes and all
copal ch u rch to th e end. To say th a t th e line of self defense, who followed
betw een th e m eter read in g s of w ater
played a ste lla r gam e. Booth, w ith
tional exposition.
he w as an exem plary m an in every the farm er lad round th e rin g, b eating
u se rs and th e m onthly ch a rg e by the
15 points w as high point m an and
T
h
irty
-fo
u
r
p
ersons
w
ere
pre«»n*
at
way, a kind and loving fa th e r and him badly. F in ally th e farm er lad
T he delegates at the exposition v ot­
city of P o rtlan d . It w as ap p a ren t
th e radio p arty W ednesday evening at ed unanim ously to m ak e th e speaking P u lfe r w ith 7 ru n n in g up. P ro cto r of
husband,
is
to
pay
b
u
t
sm
all
trib
u
te
stepped
on
it
and
alm
o
st
knocked
his
th e re w as a large discrepancy som e­
O rient w as high point m an w ith 7 to
to his splendid life and c h a ra c te r. H is opponent for a row of m ock oranges, th e home of Mr. an d Mrs. C. G. W itter contest an an n u a l fea tu re of th e edu­
w h ere and it a p p e ars th a t w ay m onth
his credit.
d e p a rtu re w as in th e triu m p h of a liv- T his ended th e contest. We th en w ent on South R oberts avenue, and the catio n al exposition.
T w enty-seven
a fte r m onth.
W ith the score w ell in th e ir favor
bro
ad
castin
g
of
an
old-tim
e
dance
pro
ing faith in th e Savior w hom he serv - up to th e "H ic k s'’ club room , w here
com m unities w ere rep resen ted In the
An investig atio n b ro u g h t out the
th e Legion sen t in S ou th ard and
gram
by
W
alker
b
ro
th
e
rs’
o
rch
e
stra
ed so faith fu lly and well.
we w ere tre a te d to a sum ptuous ban-
co n test, w hich Is held u n d er th e a u ­
fac t th a t about 50 u se rs a re w ithout
Squire as su b stitu te s for W in ters and
i quet. W hile we ate we h eard speech- th ro u g h KGW w as voted a com plete spices of th e ju n io r cham ber of com ­
m e te rs an d very m any of th e old m e­
F an ch e r In th e first half. L ater, In the
success.
m erce.
I es from sev eral of th e school d irect-
te rs a re w orn out and p rac tica lly use CLUB AGENT REPORTS
second h alf they again w ent It* 1° re ­
Mr. W itter has one of th e best r e ­
“T he in d u strie s of G resham give
MONTH OF ACTIVITY I o rs and leading citizens, te ac h ers and
less.
place Clyde and F ancher.
ceiving
sets
in
th
is
p
a
rt
of
th
e
county
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( students.
M elville R ichey of our
em ploym ent to th e w orking m an of
T he council decided to call for bids
L ine up for Legion w as P ulfer,
and
th
e
m
usic
cam
e
clea
r
and
strong,
County Club A gent W. D. K inder has school gave a very fine ta lk on th e
G resham th e y ear aro u n d ,” said Mc­
on 50 or m ore m e ters and have the m ade his re p o rt covering club activ i­
Booth, F an ch er, Clyde and W inters
Mr. W itter says. T hose p rese n t w ere,
M illan.
“N atu ral ad v an tag es have
ad v an tag es of a union h igh school. He
old ones cleaned up and rep aired . T his ties d u rin g th e m onth of F eb ru ary .
w ith S quire and S o uthard, subs. The
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reynolds, Mr. and
is a m em ber of th e a g ric u ltu re club
played a larg e p a rt in th e city ’s de­
is a big u n d erta k in g and would take A lthough a sh o rt m onth an d th e be­
line up for O rient is not available.
Mrs.
E.
G.
Ja
rv
is,
Betty
Ja
rv
is.
Mr.
and a good b ask etb a ll p layer.
velopm ent, w ith th e w ell know n Bull
th e m a rsh a l all sum m er w ith all his ginning of Mr. K in d er’s w ork in th is
As a p relim in ary id the Legion gam e
T he p ro g ram w as k ep t alive by th e and Mrs. Holm, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Run w ater an d th re e meuiia of receiv­
o th e r duties. He is alread y behind field, his re p o rt show s th a t a g re a t
t'le l.ifh school Af’.gles played New­
Wolf,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
8.
B.
Veasey,
Mr.
H icks club o rc h e stra , w hich gave
ing electricity .
w ith his w ork, he rep o rted , and asked deal w as accom plished.
berg Aggies. T he score wus 10 to 9
m any good n u m b ers th ro u g h o u t th e and Mrs. F. J. F ish er, Mr. an d Mrs.
"T h e w onderful q u ality of th e soil
for assistan ce. T he council voted to
for C 'sh..m. T he first h alf ended
J. B. W iltse, Mr. and Mrs. H. Slocum,
S ta rtin g on F e b ru a ry 3d w ith a re ­ en tertain m en t.
is especially adapted to raisin g h o r­
em ploy A rnold R uegg to look afte r ception to Mr. and Mrs. K in d er a t th e
w ith th e score 5 to 3 in favor of
T here w as a d ebating co n test b e­ Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Gofvith, Mr. and tic u ltu ra l and o th e r products. N early
th e re p a ir of m eters and In stallatio n home of Mr. and M rs. Jo h n Lynch,
G resham b u t N ew berg rallied in the
Mrs.
J.
B
lackstock,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
tw een N ew berg and F o re st Grove. T he
every farm aro u n d G resham has its
of new m e ters w hen obtained. He is a t w hich 53 lead ers w ere p resen t, the
second half and scored six points as
la tte r won th é decision. T he debate Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. C rass, Mr. b erry patch, w hich produces some of
ex perienced and th e council w as co n ­ new club ag e n t has given eig h t ta lk s
ag a in st th ree for G resham . W ith less
an
d
Mrs.
Jo
sep
h
H
aley,
Ju
d
g
e
G.
W.
was hot and lively.
th e finest b erries in th e n orthw est.
fident of speedy and good w ork.
th a n a m inute to play and th e score
S
tapleton,
G
eorgia
Stapleton,
M
aster
before p a re n t-te a c h e r circ les re g a rd ­
RAY WADSWORTH.
“G resham has one of th e best ed u ­
I t w as rep o rted to th e council by a ing club w ork an d h as gained a wide
8 to 9 for Newberg, th e G resham team
George H aley, K athleen C rass, Miss
catio n al system s in th e state. The
co m m ittee th a t th e county com m is­ ac q u ain tan c e w ith club lead ers and BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Shane, H. P ence and th e h o st and new public school cost 3125.000. The w orked the ball to th e enemy goal
sio n e rs w ere plan n in g to h ard su rfa ce m em bers and gotten a good g rasp of
w here N ew berg was penalized for
SERVICES ANNOUNCED hostess, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. W itter.
high school has the la rg e st high
th e block on Pow ell stre e t betw een th e scope and po ssib ilities of his new
holding, giving G resham tw o free
school cam pus in th e sta te — 14 acres.
Services a t th e B ethel B ap tist BROADCASTERS SPEAK
M ain and South R oberts avenue and field. He h as sp en t 21 days in project
th ro w s. W adsw orth delivered in the
AT METHODIST CHURCH T he tow n has seven chu rch es, and pinch and scored both goals m aking
ch u rch for n ex t S unday a re announced
do th is w ork a t once. T he com m is­ w ork and organized 27 clubs
boasts one of th e livest com m ercial
sio n e rs m ade th e proposition to th e
T he to ta l m em bers en ro lled in th ese 1 as follow s by th e actin g ‘,a s to r’ P ro f'
th e sco re 10 to 9 for G resham . T he
In fo rm atio n concern in g th e victories clubs in th e w est.”
council th a t the city of G resham ta k e clubs is 270
w histle blew before th e ball could be
R - Scll'a u c h : Bible school a t 10
of th e C entenary Movement in the
over as city stre e t th e county roads
p u t in play again, th u s ending th e
T he lead ers of th e sew ing clubs m et a ' “ • T he Blble cla88 ha8 won 1275
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch th ro u g h ­
Plano Tuning.
in th e city w hich a re a lre ad y paved on F e b ru a ry 21 to d iscu ss problem s points and th e young people’s class
gam e.
P ian o tu n in g 83. Piano and organ
1535 in th e con test. All a re urged to out th e w orld and concerning th e new
and o th e rs as fast as they a re paved. and lay o u t p la n s for th e m em bers.
N oftsinger refereed both gam es.
W orld Service program is being given rep airin g . F red B. Jones. Phone o r­
T he council agreed to accep t the
The v ario u s clubs a re w orking h ard a s s ls t' T be m o rn in g serm on topic will
ders
to
Outlook,
1561,
or
TA
bor
8952.
out a t every service a t th e M ethodist
tf
—Adv.
co u n ty ’s proposition.
A W ant Ad will do it for you.
to earn m oney to send one or m ore j be “w n l a Man Rob G od?” and tb a t
E piscopal ch u rch in G resham . The
T he p ro p erty o w ners on Powell delegates to th e boys and g irls sum - !of tb e evening "Is W ater B aptism
second one in th e series of “b ro ad ­
s tr e e t have signed a petition and m er school session w hich w ill m eet T au g h t in th e New T estam en t?
B. Y.
c a stin g ” ta lk s w ill be given next S u n ­
ag re em e n t to extend the h ard su rfa cin g a t C orvallis tw o w eeks in June. T he p - w i l l m eet a t 6:30.
day. T hose who w ill speak are W. J.
to th e c u rb line w henever th e county money is raised by candy sales, paper j .R E g M ETH (), )IST C H l RCH
Cooper, Jack so n Jones, Wm. McAllis­
is read y to pave its 18-foot s trip in
G resham , Oregon, M arch 6, 1924.
drives, and o th e r m ethods.
ANNOUNCES SERVICES ter, aud Mrs. K. A. Miller.
G R E E T IN G S:— I w ish to advise you th a t 1 have p urchased th e in te re st
th e ce n te r of the road.
T he p asto r, th e Rev. A. S. Hlsey, of Mr. J. C. S hultz and Mrs. E rm a W. S hultz in the M ultnom ah & C lackam as
T he p ro p erty ow ners w ho have th u s EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Services w ill be held a t th e F ree w ill occupy th e p u lp it both m orning County M utual T elephone Compuny and have tak en active ch arg e of the
ag reed a re th e follow ing:
SEEKSNEW MEMBERS M ethodist ch u rc h n ex t Sunday both and evening. T he su b ject for the affairs of th e Com pany and intend to conduct sam e in an efficient and friendly
N orth side of P ow ell—Jo h n Metz­
m an n er. No changes will be m ade ln th e personnel of th e em ployees, and
D uring th e m onth of M arch a cam - m o rn inK an<l evening. T he old fash- m o rn in g serm on is “The V ictories of ev erything possible w ill be done to in crease th e efficiency and good will of
g er, P e te r L enard, A. D ow sett, City
F
a
ith
.”
In
th
e
evening
a
review
of
th e com pany.
of G resham , G eorge L eslie and A. E. paign is being conducted for new i°n*d gospel p reach in g will be given,
th e w o rld ’s childhood w ill be given in
Miss Mamie Hoss has been appointed se creta ry and will have direct
K essler. On th e so u th side— Mrs. m em bers fo r th e Zion E v angelical “salvation being the abiding them e
an illu stra te d serm o n -lectu re, “Twig ch a rg e of th e office and o p erato rs. B ayard A. M iller h as been elected a
N ora W ithrow , Mrs. Je n n ie C arlson, church and all frien d s of th e c o n g re -1 ln a11 tbe services, says th e p asto r, the
d irecto r to tak e th e place vacated by Mrs. S hultz and a d irecto r to succeed
D an M urphy, A. J. W. Brow n, D. Mc- gation a re u rged to h and in th e ir ap- i Dev. E. N. Long. S unday school will for B ending.”
Special m usic w ill be fu rn ish ed by Mr. S hultz has not, us yet, been elected b ut som e one from the Sandy d istric t
K illican, A. W. M etzger & Co. The plications for m em bership to th e pas- m eet at 10 o clock u nder th e su p erin -
w ill be selected.
tor, the Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, to any tendency of Miss M innie R obertson. the choir a t both services. T he topic
d istan ce is about 450 feet.
Wm. E v erett, who h as so ably handled th e outside w ork, will co ntinue
The p asto r w ill preach a t 11 o ’clock on for th e E p w o rth L eague is “T h e E p ­ to shoot tro u b le and su p erv ise all outside w ork.
T h ere a re o th ers, w est of Main m em ber.
T he stock dividend voted upon two y ears ago a t th e an n u al sto ck h olders
T he serv ices of n ex t S unday w ill th e subject “T he Old P a th s.” T he w orth L eague's T ask .” A lden Miller
stre e t, w ho have indicated a desire to
m eeting w ill be m ade as soon as th e n ecessary d etails can be w orked out
begin
w ith S unday school a t 10 evening serv ice w ill begin a t 7:30. will be th e leader.
ex tend th e paving to th e ir sidew alk
and it w ill be my desire th a t from now on a cash dividend be paid to the
P ra y e r and Bible stu d y w ill be ob­
line and th is w ill probably be done o’clock, w hich w ill be follow ed by
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
sto ck h o ld ers an n u ally and th is can be accom plished if th e re is a h ea rty co­
served in th e T h u rsd ay evening s e r­
p
reaching
in
th
e
E
nglish
language
at
All citizens of M ultnom ah county o p eratio n betw een th e sto ck h o ld ers and the m anagum ent of the com pany.
alo ng w ith th e o th e r paving.
vice.
11 and in th e G erm an language at
east of P o rtlan d w ho have not re g is­
T he efficiency and ap p reciatio n of th e phone system can be g rea tly
11:45 by th e p asto r on "T h e T em p ta­ rndeiioniiiialioiil Sert ices Announced. tered o r who have changed ad d ress Increased by th e observance of th e ru les and reg u la tio n s as published in the
T he v o te rs of P o rtla n d on T uesday tion of Je su s.” T he ch o ir w ill sing
since la st voting should call at th e of- d irectory.
P reach in g serv ices a re held every i flce of j„ h n Brow n, re g is tra r, in
by a la rg e m a jo rity authorized th e
A ssuring th e public of my d esire to place th e system a t your service and
“Abide W ith Me.”
Sunday aftern o o n a t 2 o ’clock In the G resham , and re g iste r before A pril 15, tr u s t th a t you will receive sam e on the sam e basis.
bonds for th e e n larg in g of approaches
low er hall of th e Odd F ellow s build- m o rd er to vote a t the p rim a rie s on
to th e B urnside and Ross Island
K. A. MILLER, P re sid en t
All k ind s of p ru n in g sh e ars, p ru n -
,
..
-
,
May 16. T hose who a re alread y reg-
an(,
a t rec en t eIectlonil —Adv.
Mult. & Clack. Co. M utual Tel, Co.
b ridges to be b u ilt by th e county.
ng saw s, etc., a t L. L. K idder Hdw. Co. Ing. also p ray e r m eeting on T uesday
............................................................ mwMHwmuMuuHH» evening and young people's Bible do n ot need to reg iKter.
2 IIIIIIIIII1 IIIIIU U 1 U I1 IIU III1 IIIIIII
study on F rid a y evenings. Miss T rim - t
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( ill Id Dies In Kelso D istrict.
ble of Sandy w ill lead th is evening.
Jo sep h A nthony H em pe of th e Kelso
!
T hese services a re being w ell attended school d istric t In C lackam as county
; :
and m uch in te re st is show n. All are died early th is m orning, aged 8 yearB,
: 5
8 m onths and 14 days. T he child was
cordially invited.
th e son of G eorge A. Hempe. It is
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E n te rta in m e n t a t P lea san t Home.
expected tb a t th e fu n eral w ill be held
An excellent en te rta in m e n t has been on Monday.
a rran g e d to be given S atu rd ay even­
Lynch P.-T. A. Will Meet.
ing at 8 o’clock at th e P le a sa n t Home
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A m eeting of Lynch P.-T. A. circle
M. E. ch u rch . A fine p ro g ram of solos,
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duets and read in g s w ill be given by w ill be held at th e schoolhouse on
—Never sees the sum come up; wears out
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S arg en t B lenklnsop, a noted bass solo­ F rid ay evening, M arch 7. A fter a
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the seat of his trousers; is more anxious to
. . ex cellen t —
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is t; his b u.wvu..
ro th er, . an
b arito
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so io lst” am i*M r. “aioffTof’ P o rtlan d ,"a m unlty sing will occupy th e rem ain-
get
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payday, and who hag a tidy hank balance.
rea
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of
exceptional
ability.
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evening.
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from o th er en te rta in in g num bers the th e ir friends a re urged to atten d .
—Is careless with his credit, stalls off the
Isn’t forever worrying' what would hap­
L adies’ Aid w ill serve an appetizing
grocer, makes excuses to the butcher.
In
prove
me
lit
Planned
at
Hull
Itmi.
pen
to him if th in gs went wroug.
lunch. A dm ission w ill be 35c for
—Rides in an auto when he should w alk;
A surveying p arty is at w ork on the
ad u lts, and 20 cen ts for ch ild ren from
Big Sandy under B. D. B utler, s u p e r­
cannot deny himself or his family the lux­
6 to 12 y ears of age.—Adv. .
As a result, he goes about his work cheer­
in ten d en t of w ork a t Bull Run for the
uries th a t they ask; buys everything ‘ #1
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P. R. L. 4 1'. com pany, in an effort to
fully and w ithout worry tag g in g ul his
T he p rep a ra tio n of a soldier bonus ,ocflte th e # ||e
th „
puw„r
down and $1 a m inute.”
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heels. He isn ’t afraid to meet oppor­
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bill is before th e w ays and m eans canal wilich wm replace th e old flume,
—Is never prepared and ready, cannot
com m ittee of th e house. It Is holding T his proposed pipe line will bo o f
come to a decision and hesitates when op­
tunity hnlf way. He is hoss of his eareer.
public h earin g s. P a rty lines are b e­ wood staves, 18 Inches ln diam eter.
portunity knocks.
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ing closely studied ln th e form ulation No definite Inform ation w as given out
—Never takes counsel with his banker,
If you're already savin g, keep it up. If
as to w hen th e w ork would be done.
of th e n ecessary legislation.
makes foolish investm ents; is an easy
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ILL LUCK
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prey to the stock promoter.
—Cannot save, has no bank account, is
always in trouble and dies penniless.
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goes, keeps his nose to the grin d ston e.”
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Stop Thief!
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GRESHAM, OREGON
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Lecture at Elliott’» Hall.
Outlook w ant ads w ill bring buyer
A lectu re will be given on S aturday
and seller to g eth er cheaply and evening, M arch 8, a t E lliott'» hall a t
5 quickly.
___ D am ascus by th e Rev V. K. Ellison,
who w ill explain th e p rin cip les of the
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Stop Thief!! Stop Thief!!
Additional Want Ad»
Too L ate to Classify.
K I R R A L E , RF.WT OR K X C W A M O E .
>00 lu r e « . o r a n y p a r t o f It,
m ile« ea«t
o f H an d y
G ood b u ild in g . c o n s id e ra b le
p a r t f e n c e d , « m all c le a r in g in c l o v e r ,
g o o d tim b e r ; « m o o th . lev el lan d .
A l«" 40 a c re« , good b u ild in g s, h a l f c le a re d
In c lo v e r. baTance tlmt»»-r
V e ry ch o ice,
dcM irable lo c a tio n
12o iw ree tim b e r, u n im p ro v e d , n e a r ( ’h a r ­
ry vllle.
4 v» ry c h o ic e o n e -a c re lot«, a d jo in in g m y
hom e
Flnew t « u b u r b a a h o m e lo c a tio n
o u tr id e o f P o r tla n d
G e«. h u ll R u n
w a te r , e tc
LltMMH te rm « o r t r a d e fo r
P o r tla n d Incom e p ro p e rty .
W. F . l l U N K f , G re a h a m . Ur«.
you’re not, open a savin gs account at this
hank. It w ill he a pleasure to welcom e
you as a depositor, and, if requested, to
lay out a Havings plan for you.
You’ve GOT to start savin g Nome tim e.
Sturt now.
Bank of Gresham
GRESHAM, OREGON