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VOL. 14, NO. 2.1
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 20,
CALM FOLLOW S GRESHAM -T H E DALLES
BALL GAME THURSDAY
PRIMARY ELECTION
T he h igh school team w ill p lay T he
D alles team on th e local g ro u n d s
LOCAL VOTE IS STRONG. T hursd ay aftern o o n .
T his w ill be th e final gam e of th e
Powerful City Combination | high school series.
Helped to Defeat Local
G resham should tu r n o u t en m asse
Favorites.
to w itn ess th is gam e. It w ill be fast
.
i and th rillin g .
Now th a t th e voters have expressed
G resham ,g v lrtu a „ y cham pion of
th e ir p referen ces a t th e nom inating the sta te aIJ(i w ln n ,
tWg
w ln
election and have voiced th e ir sent!- put her over b(g
m ents reg a rd in g the county com m is-
Gre8hanl defeated T he D alles re
sioner situ atio n and th e bridge deals centIy on a trip up th e r ,
and has
it may be expected affairs w ill se ttle won n ea rly eVurything in g lg h t
down to the o rd in a ry routine. C er-
No one who ,,keg tQ gee an exc,t ,
ta in it s a g re a t load of anxiety has b a „ gam e w l„ be dlsappolnted T h u rg .
been lifted from th e m inds of both | day aftern o o n
v oters and , candidates. T he suecessful . T he gam e w ill
be called a t 3
ones a re being co n g ra tu la te d and th e Q.clock
u n su ccessfu l ones a re still try in g to
explain how it all happened. T h ere
seem s to be som e good explanation in
GRESHAM BALL TEAM
every case.
As to th e results-
DEFEATS BORING 14 TO 1
Coolidge is O regon’s nom inee for
T he new ly organized A m erican Le-
p resid e n t by a vote of alm o st 3 to 1
I gion baseb all team defeated B oring,
over Johnson.
M cNary w ins th e se n ato rsh ip nom i Sunday, 14 to 4. On acco u n t of th e
exercises a t th e high school th e gam e
n atio n by a heavy vote.
C rum packer is given stro n g en w as played a t Boring.
As th e sco re in d icates, th e gam e
d orsem ent for co ngress from th is dis
I w as a w alk-aw ay fo r G resham from
tric t.
H u rlb u rt is nom inated sheriff of s ta r t to finish an d th e seventh inning
M ultnom ah county by a good m a rg in I
Region team b attled clea r aro u n d
over his com petitor.
I and scored five ru n s.
1924
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#1.50 Per Year
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL
» « « « ."," a « ™ « ™ “ MEMBERS FORUM
GRADUATE FRIDAY NIGHT
IS INAUGURATED
BE HELD NEXT SUNDAY
M em orial services have been a r
ran g ed for n ex t Sunday. May 25, u n
One of th e la rg e st classe s of the u re r;
G uerney Wood, se rg e an t-at- der th e d irectio n of th e W om en's Re- 1 T he in itial Monday evening lunch-
union high school w ill be g rad u a ted a rm s; M ildred Metzger, council m em lief Corps of M. A. Ros3 P ost G rand eon of th e m em bers forum of th e com-
next F rid ay evening a t th e gy m n as b e r: Golda Adams, S igrid Aim, E tta A rm y of th e R epublic. T hey w ill be m erclal club, held last evening a t
A ndersen, F ra n c is A rvidson, Leona held at th e M ethodist E piscopal W ithrow ’s, w as a g re a te r success than
ium. Dr. E dw ard H. P ence of th e
Bailey, Leo Bailey, M arie Blom, Violet ch u rc h an d th e Rev. A. S. H isey, th e th e com m ittee had dared to hope for
W estm in ster P re sb y te ria n ch u rch will Brooks,
F ried a
B ru n n er,
Jam es p asto r, w ill preach. Special m usic ! an d is believed to p resag e th e success
give th e com m encem ent add ress, th e Brown, M yrtle B uckner, H elen Due- w ill be fu rn ish ed by th e choir of th e i of th e plan.
diplom as w ill be aw arded an d honor low, A lbert C arlson, W illiam F ritz, ch u rch . All p atrio tic societies a re in- !
G reshatn h as on special occasions
stu d e n ts announced.
E lizabeth G ran t, A nna
H am ilton, vited to u n ite in th e service an d to had very su ccessful and enjoyable
C lass ex ercises w ill be held a t th e B lanche H arris, Velna H illy ard , C lara atten d in th e ir v ario u s bodies. T hose
luncheons an d ban q u ets, but has
gym nasium on T h u rsd ay evening. T he H offm eister, Irv in Ick ler, Mabel Ja ck - w hich a re expected to be rep resen ted
never before attem p ted to m ake any
sen io r boys’ q u a rte t, co n sistin g of son, E stelle Jo hnson, E stelle K eller, a re G rand Arm y of th e R epublic and
th in g of th e kind a re g u la r event.
G uerney Wood. E dw ard S outhard, Leo L illian L ekander, H enry Lunday, Va- W om en's Relief corps, S panish W ar
F rom all indications It is w elcom ed
Bailey and H erm an W alters, will sing. le tta Macaw, C lara Mason, G ran t Mc V eteran s, Sons of V eterans and A ux
as filling a long existing need l r th e
C lass h isto ry w ill be given by G eorgia M illan, A nna N ordblom, Rose P o tter, iliary , th e A m erican Legion an d A ux com m unity.
S tap leto n and L illian L eK ander, class A rdis Rich, E dw ard S chenk, Eleen iliary . T h ese w ill m eet In fro n t of
T he object, as explained by L. S.
prophecy by G eorge P u llen , Glen Sloop, E dw ard S o u th ard , Georgle S ta th e Odd F ellow s hall before 11 o’clock.
E
llerm
an , ch a irm an of th e forum com
W in ters, G ran t McMillen, M uriel W ar pleton, La Monte Stuck, Alice W alk
"* Ml Mi h l ta *» Ml irn K Ml N m ittee. Is to give an o p p o rtu n ity to
den, Irvin Ick ler, H elen Beulow, Golda er, H erm an W alters, M uriel W arden,
h ea r men of p rom inence who are
Adam s, V elna H illy ard , R ay S tro n g E sth e r W ilhelm , Glen W inters, D oris
FRESH
BERRIES
TO
GO
activ
e In civic and com m ercial lines,
an d E d w ard S o u th ard . R ay S trong, Z im m erm an.
TO EASTERN MARKETS and give co n sid eratio n to topics of
Jam es Brow n, Ed. Shenk. E tta A n d er
A splendid serm on to th e g rad u ates
tim ely In terest.
I t re p re se n ts th e
son, Mabel Jack so n , Violet Brooks, w as given la st S unday aftern o o n at
P la n s to ship huge q u an titie s of
M ildred M etzger and Leo Bailey w ill th e gym nasium by Dr. Thos. H. G al fresh b e rrie s to the m a rk e ts of the m em bership of th e club g ath ered for
give th e class will. An o p ere tta de lag h er, p a s to r of S unnyside M eth e a st and m iddle w est have been con social and civic purposes, o th e r th a n
p ictin g Gypsy life w ill be given by o dist E piscopal ch u rch . Music w as sum m ated by th e local b erry grow ers for bu sin ess, a s o rt of fam ily g a th e r
m em bers of th e class. F ollow ing is fu rn ish ed by th e o rc h e stra and glee and it is expected th a t about 600 tons ing a t m eal tim e once a w eek w ith a
ch an ce to en te rta in one or m ore in
th e class ro s te r:
clubs. Local p asto rs a ssistin g in th e o r 100 c a rs w ill be so handled. T he
Ray S trong, p resid e n t; G eorge P u l serv ice w ere th e Revs, H. R. G eb d etails of th e m a tte r and o th er item s vited guests, who In tu rn w ill Im part
len, vice p re sid e n t; D orothea Sm ith, h ard t, G. R. S chlauch, E. N. Long and of in te re st to b erry g ro w ers a re co n in fo rm atio n an d In sp iratio n to th e
m em bers presen t.
se c re ta ry ; M a rg aret A nicker, tr e a s A. S. Hisey.
tain ed in a le tte r from th e m a n ag e
At la st n ig h ts' m eeting th e plan and
m en t of th e B erry G row ers P acking
S m ith is in line for county com m is-
F our new faces ap p eared in th e
com pany to th e m em bers. Follow ing o bject of th e forum w orked out su c
cessfu lly .
sioner, long term , by a very sm all line-up th is w eek and all four a re su re
is th e le tte r:
m a rg in over H olm an.
of a re g u la r b e rth on th e team . They
T he forum w as ad d ressed by Ja k e
“As th e gooseberry h arv e st w ill
In th e rec all election all th e p rese n t a re S tillion, T iller, S k arek and Squire,
D. A llen who Is m an ag er of th e o r
soon
be
on
and
as
o
u
r
to
n
n
ag
e
is
very
Closing ex ercises w ere held la st
Dlstrirt No. Ill C edar
b o ard a re recalled, R ankin by n ea rly S tillion a t sh o rt and T iller a t th ird
E lsw o rth Hoffman, D orothy King, sm all, in o rd er to have th e delivery g anization serv ice d ep a rtm en t of the
S atu rd ay a t th e L incoln high school
2 to 1, R udeen and W alker by heavy have stren g th en e d th e infield 100 p er
Oregon sta te cham ber of com m erce.
in P o rtla n d fo r th e eig h th g rad es of D onald K ing, H ugh McClure, Edith m ade in w o rth -w h ile q u a n titie s we
m ajo rities.
ce n t as b oth a re fa st an d su re fielders
S oderquist, D arold Snedigar.
w ill recom m end th u t delivery be m ade He gave an eloquent plea for higher
all th e schools of th e co unty outside
T he “big th ree ,” Sm ith, P hegley and and can h it th e old apple. In th e o ut-
District No. 15 Lusted
on Monday o r T uesdny next and would ideals and m ore su ccessfu l m anage
th e city of P o rtlan d . A splendid pro-
Lucile Davies, Louis.e M iller, Rus- u rge th a t you m ake your deliveries as m ent of our com m ercial bodies, and
T aft, a re th e su ccessful candidates on field noth in g w ill g et by S q u ire and
th e re c a ll election and w ill becom e at S k arek and, believe us, boys, he is the g ram w as given u n d er th e d irection sell M iller, Isabel N ew lands, A rleth a far as possible on th e d ate suggested, urged m ore of th e hum an in te re st ele
of W. C. A lderson, co unty school Rich, Mabel Sm ith.
once th e new board of county com - sam e old S k arek .
as ca n n ers ca n n o t afford to steam up m ent in o u r activities.
su p e rin ten d e n t.
T he p ro g ram co n
District No. 16 Fairview
m issloners. S m ith's p lu ra lity on th e | S tockton p itch in g for th e Legion
W. G. Ide. m an ag er of the a g ric u l
E dna B urlingam e, F lo ren ce H iatt for a few. We w ill provide a m ill at
sisted of o ratio n s, songs and e x e r
re c a ll w as only 446, and on th e re g u th rew his b est gam e of th e season as
B
ern
ard
Jack
so
n
,
G
eorge
Okuda,
E
dith
tu
r
a l d e p a rtm e n t of th e sta te ch am
th
e
can
n
ery
to
use
in
se
p
a
ra
tin
g
th
e
cises by re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e v a r i
Zook.
la r term w as 560, over H olm an w ho | th e score indicates. F ra n k H am lin
leaves from th e berries. Be very b er, spoke on th e land settle m en t
ous sectio n s of th e county. A deline
District No. 90 Troutdale
w as th u s show n to be a favorite can led in long d istan ce slu g g in g w ith tw o
E vans of th e C orbett school spoke on
R obert H arlow , M yrtle Hollam un, carefu l to not g ath er b e rrie s w ith w ork of th e sta te chnm ber and told of
didate.
th re e base sm ashes. H opkins and H arvey W. S cott, Clifford N elson of P aul H ow ell, Amy K endall, Alice m ildew on them .
th e effort to locate th e b e tte r cla ss of
T he nom inees for th e s ta te sen ate I S quire each scored th re e ru n s and
“As advised la st w eek we w ish you people In locations w here th ey could
th e Pow ell V alley school on Sam uel O’Neil, B eatrice Thom pson, E dw ard
W eise, M ary Weise.
from th is county are, B anks, C orbett, S karek w as h it tw ice by pitched balls.
be su ccessfu l and happy.
w ould c a ll a t once and ta k e o ut
L. Sim pson, and C h arless A plan alp of
District No. 26 Powell Valley
Moser, Jo seph and S taples.
S quires sta rte d a trip le play from
R. H. Kipp, of th e P o rtlan d ch am
q u a n tity of ca n n ery cra te s as they are
th e P le a sa n t V alley school on H om er
R
ichard
Beadle,
Cecil
G
ustafson,
The nom inations for th e sta te legis- left field w hen he ca u g h t a h igh fly,
D avenport. T he G irls' Glee club of T re lla H ow ell, Elsie M attson, Clifford in o u r w ay here, and th e stra w b e rrie s b er of com m erce, spoke briefly on the
la tu re from th is county are, Bailey, threw to B eers a t second, w ho in
th e G resham school san g a group of Nelson, A lbert N ordblom, Alvin T ill w ill s ta r t to m ove soon and we need m a rk e tin g problem s of th e sta te and
B ennett, Coffey, G erm an,
Gordon, tu rn threw to H opkins a t first, th u s
th e space to w ork in.
th e need of co o perative selling. He
songs and g irls from th e 6th g rad e of m an, R obert W right.
District No. 27 Rockwood
H indm an, H u rlb u rt, K ilham , K irk- com pleting th e trip le play. S tillion
A rran g em en ts a re n ea rly com plet paid a high com plim ent to D. E. Tow le
th e G resham school gave a co n c ert
F ra n c is Cook, E dgar Couey, E dna
wood, Lew is, L onergan, N orth and m ade five h its in six tim es up.
as m an ag er of th e C ooperative B erry
re c ita tio n of “B eau tifu l W illam ette.” C hipm an,
L oren
G arn er,
Bessie ed now fo r th e h an d lin g of a larg e
W oodw ard.
L ehm an catch in g fo r th e Legion All th e se n u m b ers, as w ell as t h e ) K rem l,
E arl L o u n sb erry ,
G ladys to n n ag e of red rasp b e rrie s, black caps G row ers, w hich is considered one of
Roy E. .Cannon m ade a vigorous was stru c k by a foul ball in th e six th o th e rs on th e p rogram , w ere given in I McCann, H elen Sm ith, G ladys Way, and cheYries in c a r lots In th e ea stern th e very su ccessfu l coop erative o r
cam paign for nom ination as county I inning and gave way to F ra n k H am lin „
__ ___ _
A lice W eiland.
and m iddle w est m ark ets. T his I g an izatio n s of th e state.
D w trlct No. 2S Lynch
school su p e rin ten d e n t b u t w as defeat- who ca u g h t a nice gam e for th e r e
Mrs. W ithrow is to be com plim ented
T he 231 g ra d u a te s of th e schools
Vera G ran t, G eorge H elber, Ray- w hat we had in m ind la st week when
ed by W. C. A lderson, th e p rese n t in -jm a in in g th re e innings.
we said w e would have som ething for th e fine luncheon served.
w
ere
all
b
ro
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g
h
t
to
th
e
p
latfo
rm
and
mond
L
am
bert,
cum bent. Mr. C annon received alm ost I Next Sunday th e season w ill open
good to tell you. T he tr u th is th a t
T he event w as m ade still m ore
th e diplom as w ere p rese n ted in an
District No. 26 Buckley
un anim ous su p p o rt in th e ea ste rn p a rt up w ith a bang a t hom e w hen th e Le- a p p ro p ria te speech by County Com- ! .. G an*e! Baron, " a ' ,e r Cheek, F ra n k th is fresh fru it m a rk e t has been p le a sa n t and conspicuous by th e se r
of th e county and w as given a good gion plays C ascade Locks. T he L ocks
proved o u t by o u r n o rth e rn neighbors en ad e ren d ered by th e G resham band
m issio n er J. H. R ankin, a fte r w hich ugue> E lm a W aterhouee.
vote in P o rtlan d . A lderson, how ever, team defeated G resham e a rlie r in the
in W ashington for m any y ears and is u n d er d irection of Dr. H. C. Johnson.
th e special a w a rd s for th e best note I
D istrict No. SO Alderson
had a la rg e r lead th a n C annon's to ta l season an d G resham is o u t to win.
books in th e co unty w ere p resen ted .
M arjorie Cauley, M arguerite D appen, beyond th e ex p erim en tal stag e, as T he band played sev eral num bers on
vote-
W ith the rec en tly added stre n g th th e T h ree w atches w ere given, one going C ora T ra v ers
w ith p ro p er picking, packing, pre th e s tre e t in fro n t of th e re sta u ra n t.
Geo. W. S tapleton won an easy vie- old hom e team should have a w alk-
District No. ,35 Hurlburt
cooling and sh ip p in g in iced ca rs, th e Mr. Jo h n so n w as com plim ented on
to E lizabeth A shw ell. a 6th g rad e g irl
O tto Aschoff, M arlis H orton.
to ry over his o pponent for circ u it a w ay next Sunday. T h e gam e w ill be
b e rrie s can be delivered by express th e p ro g ress of th e band and thanked
of th e M aplewood school. T h is w as
District No. 3» Corbett
judge, d ep a rtm en t No. 4.
played on th e high school diam ond,
an y w h ere in th e United S tate s in good for th e m usic on th is occasion.
th
e
S
tap
les
aw
ard
.
A
lice
R
aesseler
A
deline
E
vans,
Orval
Johnson,
P
earl
John Brow n w as nom inated for | T he line-up in th e B oring gam e w as
T he atte n tio n of th e forum was
Jo h n P hipps, R obert condition. We a re co n tra ctin g w ith
of th e P le a sa n t V alley school, a 5th C ham berlain
Justice of th e peace fo r M ultnom ah as follow s:
th e b est sa le s connection in th e coun called to th e reco rd being m ade by
g rad e girl, received th e F eld en h eim er L arson.
d istric t, w hich includes p ra c tic a lly all
H opkins 1st, B eers 2d, T iller 3d, aw ard .
Mrs. F ern G raham is t h e '
D istrict No. 42 B ridal \ e ll
tr y who w ork w ith T he N ational Fed th e high school baseball team , the
A udrey Dever,
of ea ste rn M ultnom ah county. He has S tillion ss an d r. f, S q u ire 1, S k arek
era ted S ales A gency of C ooperative local team being pro sp ectiv e ch am
teach er. T he aw ard for th e p rim ary
District No. 45 Gilbert
served n ea rly seven y ea rs as ju stice m, Ed. S m ith r, L ehm an c, H am
asso ciatio n s. T h ese people have m ade pions of th e state. I t is a w onderful
g rad es w as given by Mrs. M. C. A ider-
M
arian
B
ates,
Raym
ond
Beigh,
C
arl
of th e peace and w ill doubtless be lin ss and c, S to ck to n p.
son, m o th er of th e county school su- Bowman, Lots Cree. Collin Cree, Ruth good and It is very g ratify in g to us to reco rd they have m ade and they have
elected for a six-year term .
T he line-up for n ex t Sundays gam e p erin ten d en t, to P e a rl H all, a second F 1"1" ' “ oy Ooedeck. V erna H ansen. reach th e co n su m er and receive a fair gained statew id e fam e for them selves
M. M. S quire w as nom inated for w ill have few changes as th ese men
. , .
...
_ ,
,
, L elah H enderson,
H azel Hobson,
and th e school.
g rad e g irl from A lta I a rk school, j an e f,o rd , R obert M iller, H ans Mil- p rice for o u r p roduct w ith o u t so rob
co n stable for th e sam e d istric t, in | a re all re g u la rs,
bing th e co nsum er. We are figuring
A d esire w as expressed to recognize
Mrs. M yrtle M cLafferty, teacher.
ler, Iv ar S huholm , R o b ert W hite,
w hich cap acity he has served m any
In
som e fitting w ay th e ir o u tstan d in g
on
moving
about
600
tons
In
th
is
way
H elen W ills, Cecelia Yung.
Eighth Grade Graduates
years.
AUXILIARY WILL SELL
and a re fu lly convinced th a t thlB will v icto ries and It was decided to invite
District No. 46 W arren d ale
T h e p upils from th e schools of
Mr. Brow n w ishes to ex p ress his a p
MEMORIAL DAY POPPIES e a ste rn M ultnom ah county receiving
H ow ard E ade, Rolfe E n q u ist.
th e ball team to be g u ests of th e m em
be a p erm a n en t an n u a l o u tle t for
p reciatio n to th e m any frien d s who
District No. 46 B o n n e d lle
very larg e to n n ag e at th e best possible b ers forum a t n ex t Monday evening's
F ive hu n d red popies have been se diplom as a re as follow s:
F re d T horlln.
gave him th e su p p o rt of th e ir ballot
price, w hich ru le s co n sid erab le high luncheon.
cu red by th e G resham A uxiliary to
District No. 4
D istrict No. 4!» Victory
a t the re c e n t election.
T he sp eak ers for next Monday eve
Je a n Adix, Jam es Bushong. M ar- ! L aw ren ce D outhit, M argaret E ric k e r th a n th e com m ercial c a n n e r can or
th e A m erican L egion w hich w ill be
g a re t R rannon, D oris Brown, T hom as son, R obert K erslake, Floyd Stafford. w ill pay for a sim ila r q u ality of her n ing w ill be announced la ter.
sold
in
p
re
p
a
ra
tio
n
for
M
em
orial
Day,
GRESHAM PIGEON WINS
B echill, F red B echill, C lair Burch, j
District No. 6, Jt. Orient
ries. P lease w atch for m ore on th is
T h e re w ere m ore th a n fifty m em
IN 225-MILE FLIGHT May 25. T hey w ere m ade by disabled E velyn Cox, C lair G ulllkson, Clifford 1 Gordon Bacon, M erritt B eehler, Roy su b je ct next w eek, and in th e m ean- b ers p re se n t la st n ig h t and it Is p re
v eteran s In H o sp ital 77, P o rtlan d , who i Gibbs, D ella Lew is, G eorge M cAllis- C arlson,
R uth
L au d erb ack
S w e a ,,.
“G resham Boy," ow ned by E. D. have been very happy m aking th e te r, Olive Norby, M arg aret S t.C la ir, Lundbom , Lily R ybnick, Milton S at- tlm e >nv*t ® som e of your non-m em ber dicted th e re w ill be a la rg e r a tte n d
The
R ak er of G resham , w on in th e 225- I poppies and who have by th is m ean s | P aul Sw anson, A rden Squire. Ida te rstro m , B ernice Sloop, A gues Sod- b ^ rry g ro w ers to Join your associa an ce n ex t M onday evening.
B a rb a ra tlon.
luncheon s ta rts pro m p tly a t 6:30 and
m ile rac e for hom ing pigepns staged been able to earn a little spending O eorge ’WadBWorth> 'C a r, zim m erm „ : W alters.
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“We have in m ind th e p rin tin g closes a t 8. T he p rice Is 50 cen ts per
by th e Oregon Hom ing Pigeon R acing money. Even those too ill to s it up
District No. 7 Wilkes
District No. 15, Jt. Pleasant Valley
of field tic k ets for b erry picking and plate.
club la st Sunday. T he bird m ade an i have assisted in th e w o rk and have
A rth tir Boyce, A ngelo C ereghlno,
C h a rle s s A p la n a lp ,
M ay M orton,
have th e copy n early perfected, and
It is q u ite n ecessary th a t re se rv a
Floyd F ish er, E d ith Olney.
av erage of 1242 y ards a m inute. One j enjoyed doing so.
V ictor R ilkula, A ustin Rolfe.
If we get o rd ers enough to m ake it tio n s be m ade by rep o rtin g nam es to
h u n d red and fo rty -eig h t b irds w ere I T he custom of w earing popples on
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOYS
3 MRS. I. W. BUTLER HAS
w orth w hile will o rd er them prin ted Mrs. W ithrow , o r to J. R. M artin of
sta rte d . They w ere shipped by ex- M emorial day is becom ing m ore and
MAKE TRIP TO SALEM
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE in q u a n titie s to supply your needs th e forum com m ittee, not la te r th a n
p ress to a point on the C olum bia river j m ore com m on an d no difficulty is an-
T h is plan will m ake y o u r reco rd keep noon on Monday.
highw ay in e a ste rn Orefcon. T hree ticipated in sellin g th e 600 on hand,
A very p le asa n t su rp rise w as given J ing sim p ler and easier and you can
N ineteen boys of th e P le a sa n t Home
o th er rac es rem ain to be flown on th e ' They are th e sym bol of th e heorlc M ethodist S unday school w ere given Mrs. I. W. B u tler S atu rd ay afternoon
n ex t th re e succeeding S undays. T he dead who gave th e ir lives on F lan d e rs th e finest trip of th e ir experien ce r e a t her-bom e on P lea san t View avenue, a rra n g e w ith your local m e rc h an t to HURLBURT APPRECIATES
SUPPORT OE VOTERS
d istances to be covered a re 300, 400 I F leld or o th e r 8ervlce of th e G r e ,t cen tly , w hen they w ere ta k en to S a th e occasion being h e r 67th birth d ay . have them redeem ed If you so desire
and save th e d isag reeab le fea tu re s of
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and 500 m iles respectively.
To th e E d ito r G resham O utlook:—
lem to v isit th e sta te in stitu tio n s. A
Mrs. B u tler was p resen ted with a y o u r local m e rc h an t ru n n in g open a c
Of consid erab le local In te re st is the used in ho sp ital and w elfare w ork for m ost u n u su al p riv ileg e w as a visit handsom e ju g -sh ap ed flower bask et co u n ts w ith th e tra n sie n t pickers Now th a t th e noise of th e rec en t p ri
fac t th a t th re e of R ak er's hom ing pig disabled v eteran s.
w ith G overnor P ierce who sp e n t som e - by Mrs. P ercy Giese.
w hich som etim es lead to losses for m ary cam paign and election is over,
eons w ere ta k en to M olalla la st F r i
tim e talk in g w ith th e boys and e x - ) T he aftern o o n w as p leasan tly s p e n t ' Four m e rc h an t o r you. T his is es- and th e people of M ultnom ah county
O. A.C. STUDENTS
day w ith th e high school baseball
p e d a lly tru e in e rro rs or om issions in have declared them selves a t th e polls.
VISIT MANY SCHOOLS p lain ln g to them som e of th e duties of | n ta lk in g of old tim es and visiting.
team and w ere released w ith the seore
a governor. G overnor P ierce also In- : n _,__
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- I ch a rg e acco u n ts as th e m e rc h an t can It a p p e a rs th a t I am again th e nom i
B efore leaving th e g u ests w ere I
of th e gam e at th e end of th e third,
H. L. Joh n so n of Boring w as am ong vited the boys in to his p riv ate office 1 served w ith a bountiful sp read of ' aBUe du® GUIs for th e u n trad e d p a rt nee for th e high office of sheriff.
I hereby w ish to ex p ress my deep
six th and n in th innings.
th e O. A. C. stu d e n ts w ho rec en tly and described th e m any p ain tin g s : sandw iches, cake, Ice cream and tea. of th e se tic k ets. P lease let us know
p p reciatlo n of your p erso n al su p
m ade a trip for th e purp o se of study- w hich a re hung th ere, all th e while All p resen t w ere unanim ous in d e a t once if you a re in te reste d as wo
HOLMAN- THANKS
p o rt and th e a ssista n ce of your sp le n
LOYAL FRIENDS inK pha8ea ° f a g ric u ltu ra l te ach in g in keeping up a ru n n in g acco u n t of c la rin g it one of the moat p leasan t o c th in k you w ill be, as u n d er th e new did
p ap e r In my behalf. W ill you not
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high schools of th e W illam ette valley. th in g s of in te re s t to th e boys. He re- 1 casio n s sp en t In th e valley for some sa le plan m uch of o u r b erries will be
also
convey to y o u r people my a p p re
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R ufus H olm an's heavy vote In local O. A. C. g rad u a tes In a g ric u ltu re , now
tim e, and hope Mrs. B u tler would picked by th e c ra te .”
ciation of th e ir su p p o rt a t th e polls,
p recincts helped to boost his to ta l but te ac h ers, w ere visited In W oodburn, G resham and his ta lk a t Union High have m any m ore b irth d ay s for them
a ssu rin g them to g e th er w ith those
A ppreclallon E xpressed.
th e full co u n t left him a few hundred Newberg, G resham . Scappoose, F o r- school. S everal of th e boys had been to celeb rate.
We, th e m em bers of th e G resham who did not honor me w ith th e ir vote,
p rese n t a t th a t tim e.
sb o rt of being th e su ccessful candi- eel Grove, and McMinnville,
T hose p re se n t w ere: Mr. and Mrs band, w ish to ex p ress o u r sin c ere th a t in th e fu tu re as In th e p ast I
T he trip w as arran g e d by D. Brooks
d ate for county com m issioner. T he
P urpose of th e trip w as to give sen-
I. W. B utler, Mr. and Mrs. F red th a n k s and ap p reciatio n to th e busi sh all. If elected, endeavor to ren d e r an
com bination tic k et w hich won had th e lore first hand know ledge of th e prob- H ogan, w ho has been th e te ac h er of Ruegg, Mrs. R ichard Hefney and son ness men and o th e r tow n people who
backing of th e big dallies.
lem s and m ethods of teach in g ag rlcu l- th e in te rm ed ia te boys a t P lea san t G eorge, Mrs. P ercy Giese, Mrs. A nna so kindly donated funda to help th e efficient and im p a rtial service to all
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, band. Such a sp irit on th e p a rt of the th e people, and, as far as lies w ithin
Mr. H olm an accepts his defeat grac- tu re. T he w ork for each day consist- Home for th e p a st y ear. The class of Giese, Mrs
Hyde K esterso n , Mrs. - pw, p |,. of G resham is to be com m end- me, to so conduct th e different d e p a rt
lously and exp resses every confidence ed of visiting th e p ro jec ts in th e early Mrs. M ary Jo h n so n , w hich has Just Ben H alsted and son Lloyd, Mrs.
ed as it proves th a t they are alw ays
in those elected. He also w ishes th e m o rn in g ; te ac h in g d u rin g
school rec en tly been prom oted Into th e in t e r - ! M ary Simms, Mrs. L. D. S eifer, Mrs. | read y to boost for any th in g th a t Is of m en ts of th e office th a t It sh a ll re
flect honor to th e w hole county.
O utlook, w hich loyally supported him h o u rs; and inspection of th e ag ric u l-I m ed iate d ep a rtm en t, was also includ- B ert Allen, Mrs. T hom as O rave, Mrs. | benefit to th e city.
F aith fu lly yours,
W L OORSAGE, M anager
in the cam paign, to ex p ress to his tu re . T he d ay ’s w ork concluded w ith !
*n th e trip . Mrs. A lta M. O entry, Jo e Lilly and d au g h ter Mabel, Mrs. I
T. M. HURLBURT.
H C JOHNSON, D irector
m any su p p o rters in e a ste rn M uitno- • gen eral conference. T en e e sio rs in 1 G>e Rev. E. G. R an to n . J. Flem m ing Ida H am ilton, Mrs. Paul Bliss, Mrs. I
C. L. WELCH. S ecretary .
m ah his sin cere th a n k s.
a g ric u ltu ra l ed u catio n m ade th e trip . I an,f Mr. H ogan, took th e ir c a rs for th e
C leveland Bliss and baby E dw ard, j
8ee us for sep tic ta n k s. We know
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accom panied by tw o in stru c to rs.
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A stop w as m ade at Oregon Mrs. W illard Bliss and d au g h ters
Those Good Nash Clothes
how and can save you money. G resh
BKIQFETK.
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p ity w here th e new bridge a ttracted
Ire n e and Isabelle, Mrs. H. P. McCul- I All wool, tailo red to m easure, su it or am Plum bing A T in Shop, phone 1233.
All C. O. D. o rd ers delivered in Ju n e OOOD DRT FERTILIZER. 7S rents a t e r ,
fl. h in0 . u
at P a cific In tern a tio n a l ex p o eltlo n
In -I *rea( a »®ntlon. Salm on fishing and lough, Mr. and Mrs. J e ss B a rtlo w ,■ o v erco at |23.5€, T he best clo th es on
for one ton or m ore, 414.76. E kstrom
e a rth for th e price. P. F. Black.
uulr* of T R. H owltt, Gresham. ph»na
C edar poets for sale. Any q u an tity .
T ru c k Service, phone 1581.
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I Miss E dith B utler, Mrs. C. T. Ryan.
G resham , Oregon —Adv.
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