Gresham outlook., September 30, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

The ladies of the P arent-T eacher
association m et la st F riday at the
schoolhouse and painted the interio r
of the play shed, w hich is a fine, up-to-
d ate stru c tu re , 50 x 100. Saw dust will
soon be put on the floor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garvey, who have
been visiting th eir son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dye, left
la st S aturday in th eir Hupmobile
coupe for th e ir home in McCook, Ne­
braska. They w ire so w ell pleased
w ith Oregon th a t they intend to dis­
pose of th e ir p roperty in N ebraska
and re tu rn here next summ er.
F ra n k D ickenson received a m es­
sage from H onolulu of the death of
his sister, .M rs. C arrie Hayselden,
w hich occurred on Septem ber 3.
Louis H arvey has erected a bunga­
low on his p roperty in H artley acres.
H is fam ily w ill move th e re from Ver­
nonia in the n ear future.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Dickenson vis­
ited w ith th e ir son E dw ard in P o rt­
land Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Sales visited
w ith Mrs. F ra n k D ickenson on S atu r­
day.
Auction Sale
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924
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Weight about 1100.
Registered
H a rro w . ‘
C ooler a n d com plete D airy Outfit.
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2 C ultivators.
O th e r Sn m lU o o ls ParatO r-
H O U S E H O L D goods
Chin* C loset,.S ew in g' Muchlne‘ K ef,.'?hl*?’ t l,i'ir s
T E R M S -,2«’ or u n i ’ S
‘ ’ov“ 7 t 7
noV
per cent per annum .
««‘«Is, Dressers,
bankable notes, with interest a t 8
F. E. BURDICK, Owner
<• W. B IR K HET, A uctioneer, M t.A n g e l Oregon
1« I’ROCTOB, C lerk
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COTTRELL
OUR HEALTH BREAD
A. J. A ult has had th e m isfortune to
a t th is Bakery and at Stor s
of Pabco M uic?/ptapetUw ith kW1 L nR b \i|!d
° f S an ta Iio sa’ C alifornia, discussing the potentialities
lose another horse, the anim al dying
is seen strip s of th e P^bco Mulch P ap er V d
P ap er'i In th e foreground on the right
Monday. This m akes four horses Mr.
Contain« the Vitamine«, mi ed by
Ing the
grow
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Pan k s 8 ex
perim
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station. It
It Is
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A ult has lost in the la st th ree years,
ing
grow th
th P of
of
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perim
ental
is stim
stim
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o Mulch
a te gladioli
r
* B urbank ln8peclnK
the a n p K ro
g ex
ress
m ade
by station.
. cro p tTMtod
« tth u lat­
th e
scientific prlucij lea
th re e of w hich have died from w hat is
th o u g h t to be forage poisoning. One
It’s Good and Good for You
died in Ju ly from th is ailm ent. The
tra c ts for soda fountains in the United
cause of the trouble seem s hard to de
S tates, raise most of th eir berries,
term ine, but it is believed th a t some
officials of the company have p lanted
an ac re of straw berries, using P abco
hidden poisonous form ation, peculiar
THEO. VAN D o n « «
Phone 1H1
Therm o-gen, confident th at w hat B u r­
to this p a rtic u la r section, m ust be re
bank is about to achieve cun be d u ­
sponsible for th e deaths. Mr. A ult is
plicated on th eir own patches.
L uther B urbank, p lan t w izard of
expecting to call the atten tio n of the
w hich has been laid on p in e­
T he p ap er was laid on the com ­
S an ta Rosa, California, who for years paper
county a g ric u ltu ra l ag en t to the for has been m aking two th in g s grow apple p lan tatio n s th ro u g h o u t H aw aii, p an y ’s acreage in April of th is year,
w
here
increases
in
th
e
yield
of
the
age in th is locality.
w here only one grew before, is now pineapple have been as high as 30 to and resu lts will be definitely know n
in October next. Officials of the firm
T he P aren t-T each er association will m aking those two things grow even 40 per cent.
F r ‘i8h
EtC > Pre Pa re d a n d sold under ab ­
declared recently th a t if the claim s
m eet a t th e schoolhouse F riday eve­ faste r than n a tu re intended.
so lu tely sa n ita ry co n d itio n s an d a t lowest
m ade for the Pabco mulch paper are
C
harles
F.
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ck
art,
d
irecto
r
of
the
On B urb an k ’s gardens a t his experi­ experim ent statio n of the H aw aiian borne o ut by the resu lts they will lay
ning, October 3. P rofessor G. Orr, of
possible prices, you’ll go to
th e Sandy high school, w ill probably m ental statio n —world fam ous for the su g ar p lan ters of H onolulu, discov­ m ore th a n 200 acres of the m aterial.
rem arkable h o rtic u ltu ral discoveries ered th e Pabco m ulch process afte r
T h at Pabco mulch paper will a c ­
be p rese n t and deliver an address on m ade there—are laid several strip s of
school problem s. T here w ill also be a new developm ent of science and ag ­ wide experim enting beginning in 1914. tu a lly in crease the yield of stra w b e r­
The m aterial he uses to stim u late the ries and c a rry them to the consum er's
sev eral m usical num bers and some ric u ltu re know n as Pabco m ulch p a­ grow th of crops is an asp h alt-im p re g ­ tab le tw o weeks sooner has been sp ec­
per,
which
has
th
e
qualities
of
re
ta
in
­
recitations.
Coffee and doughnuts
nated felt co n stru cted in strip s th a t ta c u la rly dem onstrated by J. E.
w ill be served, for w hich a slight ing heat and m o istu re in th e soil.
can be p u nctured for the in se rtio n of R eiter, president of the Central C ali­
The m aterial w as supplied to B ur­ plants.
fornia lte rry g ro w ers’ association, who
ch arg e w ill be made.
bank by The Paraffine Companies,
E ck a rt first used the Pabco paper ow ns a patch near Mayfield, C alifo r­
Mrs. P earl Crose of Medford is v is­ Inc., a San F rancisco concern, which
nia, a few miles south of San F r a n ­
itin g her m other Mrs. A. E. Byron and has gained fam e as the m an u factu rer betw een the p la n t row s in an attem p t cisco.
to
“bottle
up",
by
m
eans
of
th
e
w
a
te
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A T RUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
of th e various Pabco products.
h er sister, Mrs. A. J. Ault.
On a frin g e of R eiter’s straw b e rry
proof qualities of asp h alt p re p a ra ­
B urbank has applied th e paper on tions, th e -oil m oisture as w ell as its acreag e several m onths ago, w as
The W om an’s W illing W orker so­
placed a ro ll of Pabco paper. Next to
ciety w ill m eet a t th e home of Mrs. the fam ous B urbank tom ato, gladioli tem p eratu re.
th e m ulched row was planted a row of
and
the
Mrs.
C
harles
E.
P
en
ro
se
rose,’
The holes p ut into th e m ulch to a l­ b erries m inus any paper. The m u lch ­
F re d Meyer W ednesday, October 1, a t llurbaiik s own variety of corn, sweet
2 o’clock. E ach m em ber is requested table pea, peaches, A u stralian passion low th e p lan ts room to grow also ed b erries proved bigger, m ore lu s­
allow rain to d rain into th e soil and
to bring apron patterns.
Daily Trips to Portland
flower and th e Siberian crim son lily. th e re it Is held ag ain st too speedy cious and possessed of a better co lo r­
The p lan t w izard is w atching the re ­ evaporation, so Its g re a te st good goes ing th an th e others, and so delighted
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S A L M O N fro m « S ep t. 10 u n til su lts closely and recently in a sta te ­ into p lan t developm ent. The m aterial is B e t t e r t h a t h a p la n s to utlllao the
(■res hum
Powell
pap er on his entire 65 acres when th e
clo se o f se a so n fo r sa le a t C o rb e tt u dock
w*
m ent m ade to W. L. Rhoades, m anager
Portland
I’hone
n lid
P r ic e re a s o n a b le . A sk fo r F re d R eed of the ag ric u ltu ral departm ent of the also kills weeds, thereby d ispensing n ex t p lan tin g tim e arrives.
217 Davis
l.-.si
a t “ O ld” C o rb e tt.
w ith hand labor around th e p la n ts, a
.Munie
Pabco Therm o-gen has been applied
com pany, he stated th a t in one week condition both laborious and expens­
to two ac res of straw b erries on th e
the gladioli upon w hich th e p aper has ive to th e average farm er.
R. O. D riscoll ranch at Irvington, C al­
been placed have shown a decided in ­
Besides B u rb an k ’s experim ents o th ­ ifornia. D riscoll is the son of R. F.
creased speed in growth.
ers are being carried forw ard by some
A g ricu ltu rists th ro u g h o u t C alifor­ of th e la rg e st n u rserie s in C alifornia. D riscoll, one of tho biggest straw b e rry
grow ers in th e state. Driscoll has a p ­
nia a re w atching w ith in te rest th e ex­
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r association held
From Tested Cows
At W atsonville, C alifornia, in the
perim ents being conducted by B ur­ h e a rt of the fru it and b erry co un try , plied th e p ap er tow ard the definite a special m eeting a t the schoolhouse
purpose
of
elim
inating
m
orning
glory,
bank. F arm ers generally a re fam iliar w here the Crown F ru it E x tra c t com ­
th e bane of the modern a g ric u ltu rist's last F rid ay . T he following officers
P assed by
Willi th e r e s u l ts of th e P a b c o mulch
From H ealthy Cows
pany. th e larg est producers of ex- life.
w ere elected: Mrs. L. Tegart. vico
experiments being made on new
METHODS OF KEEPING DOWN WEEDS
AND CONSERVING MOISTURE IN SOILS
Gresham City Bakery
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
COAL
BRIQUETS
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Milk and Cream
PURE
M IL K
Portland H ealth A uthorities.
WHITE ROSE
SANITARY DAIRY
P hone Gresham 30x2
A W N IN G S
Tents and Canvas Goods
of all descriptions
made to order by
John A. Hamilton
OF TH E
Oregon T ent & A w ning W orks
Corner of Third and R oberts Ave.
G resham , Oregon
All Work Guaranteed F irst C lass
SEA SO N
p resid e n t; Mrs. E. R. D. Hollensted,
se c re ta ry ; Mrs. Jo h n Moller, treas
W. L. BALMER, Prop.
u rer. As the nom inee declined to
A 7% -pound boy arriv ed a t th e
Mr. sn d Mrs. A. M. Springer are en ­ serve, It will be necessary to elect a
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home of Mr. and Mrs. L ester Irvin,
te rta in in g a parly of friends from p resid en t a t th e n ex t meeting. A com­
T uesday of la st week.
Mr. and Mrs. H um phrey moved into D enver, Colorado.
OUR MOTTO
m ittee co n sistin g of Mrs. L. A. Stone.
th e house recen tly vacated by C. A.
Among those who attended th e Mrs. Iola Copeland and Mrs. S tew art
Q uality and C leanliness
Radford and fam ily. Mr. H um phrey sta te fa ir from this locality T uesday Driggs w as appointed to arrange for
Is the new m an a t th e P. E. P. su b ­ w ere Mrs. G. N. Sager, Mrs. C. F. K es­ the next m eeting to be held at 2:30 on 1
station here.
terso n and son K enneth and W illard | F riday, October 3. a t tho schoolhouse.
F risby M auldlng of S heridan is v is­ and B e rtram K esterson.
Mrs. J. H. HUI, p ast president of the
iting for a few days a t th e hom e of his
»7c hre a r m e d to
Ja s. K elly w as a P ortland visitor Oregon P.-T. A., will speak and there
bro th er, E. V. Moulding and fam ily.
on W ednesday of th is week.
WAGE A FIG-HT .
will be a m usical and dem onstration
Mrs. Leroy T an n er and sm all son
C. F. K esterson, Em m ett and E arl program by th e children. All are
F o r the meats
visited for a few days a t th e hom e of Odell have retu rn ed from a h u nting cordially Invited to be present.
wi
her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Child trip in th e southern p a rt of the state.
T he W om en's Society of Smith Me­
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th e la st of the week.
Mrs. A. C. Ball received word W ed­ m orial ch u rch w ill hold an im portant
ARE'
Mrs. A. J. McClung moved to th e nesday of th e death of her step fath er, business m eeting T hursday afternoon i
home of her d aughter, Mrs. Kye Jas. H. H ayden. Mr. Hayden w as a a t 2 o’clock a t th e manse.
D a te d th is 27th d a y o f S e p tem b er, 1924.
Stone, the la tte r p a rt of th e week.
resid en t of P ortland.
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M. M . S Q U IR E , C o n s ta b le .
T he bid for th e sale of bonds |
W . J . COOP E R A tto r ney.
L. H. M allicoat h as ju s t finished
J. F. C heldelin Is seriously ill at his am ounting to »27,000 for the erection
home here.
Money to loan on real estate. F arm p ainting and rem odeling his home.
of th e new schoolhouse was aw arded |
M arguerite Yaun, who has been ill
A. M. S p rin g e r has the m aterial on to th e P o rtlan d firm of Freeman,
loans a t 6 per c e n t B. W. Thorne.
the p ast week, is rep o rted som ew hat the g ro u n d for the completion of his Sm ith & Camp, th e price being »104.58 [ WE HAVE ALWAYS
improved.
new dance hall which he has recently and accru ed Interest.
FOUGHT FOR PURE
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F ish er of P o r t erected. Mr. Springer Is also having
meats. We won’t allow a piece
land w ere Sunday guests a t th e home gravel hauled to cover parking ground NOTICE o r F IL IN G FIN A L ACCOUNT
of m eat to come into th is m arket
23434.
of Mrs. L. C. F isher.
for cars.
that doesn t live up to w hat we ex-
F ra n k Sm ith, who has been very ill
R udolph Mullenhoff of D am ascus In th e C ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S lat« o f O rc-
pect of it. It m ust be able to stand
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a t his borne here, is rep o rted In a was a v alley visitor on business W ed­
the tests we give it. Folks know
I n Ai,b" M a tte r o f th e E s ta te o f P h o eb e
when they buy a pound of m eat of
very serious condition.
nesday.
A n n f la g g c tt, D ece ased .
us they have purchased 16 ounces
N o tic e Is here*
W ill P alm er of E stacada was a S u n ­
E. L. A nderson and It. H enderson of
g iv e n t h a t th e u n iler-
i n i s t r a t r i x o f th e r u i n « of i of wholesome purity.
day g uest a t th e home of Mrs. O. A. B ellrose w ere shaking hands w ith 5 ? » n a A ? n a n d m
• '• « g g e tt. d ecea sed , h a s Hied I
b
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t a s su c h a d m ln le tra trlx '
Palm er.
friends In th is vicinity Thursday.
w ill
th e C ir c u it C o u rt fo r th e S ta te o f
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. T elford and
Mrs. W. L. K esterson and son W il­ o r e r u n . C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , D ep art- '
, a n d t h a t M onday, th e
fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M orand lard visited a t th e home of Mrs. Kes- 27th ■ d ,o a f y P o r f o b O a c te
ou A-.?A.W- b r °W N , Prop.
to b e r 1924, a t th e h o u r of
I hone 1H»1
P ow ell St.
and fam ily spent Sunday in P o rtlan d . te rso n 's siste r, Mrs. J. M. H illyard of
a , ni 21" ' 1 tl” ' c o l,rt roorn ° f said
b a " . b w 'n d u ly fixed an th e tim e
P lea san t Home, Thursday.
m m
n * i f o r tbfl h o a rln ji o f o b jectio n s io
xr ..
C O N S T A B L E ’S SA LK .
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t by v ir tu e
?Tm,£L cla,lm.u f o r ,.a B is te r 's llen flb’d in th e
£™£e r ,o f j he C o u n ty ' C le rk o f M u ltn o -
J ¿ a í e , 2 t ° . r e « 0 » . o a ‘ »te 26 th
d a y o f S e p te m b e r 1924
in s t r u m e n t N o
17275, w h e re in th e L ien C la im a n t. E li
V u n n ’ e U i m s a lien on th e h e r e in a f te r
d e sc rib e d c a ttle , th e p ro p e rty o f H A
lo c u m , fo r th e su m o f $79.64, fo r th e
p a s tu r a g e o f th e s a id c a ttle d u r in g th e
su m m e r o f 1924, a n d in c lu d in g che e x ­
p e n s e o f p r e p a r in g a n d filing su c h no-
!!«e Jo f lien ; a n d by v ir tu e o f a d u ly ce r-
td ie d copy o f sa id lien a n d a n e n d o rse -
m e n t th e re o n d ir e c tin g m e to foreclose
•b® » * 'd lie n ; I w ill on th e 11th d a y of
O cto b er, 1924. a t th e h o u r o f tw o o 'clock
in th e a fte rn o o n , a t th e p re m ise s o f E li
P Un. i 'T , S ectio n S ix te e n . T o w n sh ip One
S o u th . R a n g e T h re e E a s t o f th e W il­
la m e tte M e ru la n , o ffer th e s a id c a t t l e fo r
s a le a t p u b lic a u c tio n to s a tis f y th e
a m o u n t d u e o n s a id lien to g e th e r w ith
th e c o s ts a n d a c c r u in g c o s t s :
T h e p e rso n a l p ro p e rty w h ich w ill be so
so ld is d e s c rib e d in s a id lien, a s fo llo w s:
O ne b la c k H o lste in cow . one lig h t J e r s e y
Ho’iM elneheJi ! e T y ” e,f('r8 a n d ° " e b l a c i
OF
Gresham Jersey Dairy
PLEA SA N T VALLEY
1924
GREETING CARDS
'T 'H E exchange of G R E ETIN G CARD S
1 at the Holiday Season has rightly be­
come a universal custom because it pro­
vides a graceful way of acknowledging
friendships.
a
At your suggestion our salesman will
call on you with samples of our beautiful
lines of engraved Greeting Cards.
s
The variety in style and price will be
of convenience to many.
n
It is well Io o rd e r a t once w hile lines a re
com plete lo r as th e holidays ap p ro a c h v a r­
ious lines m ay be closed o a t, ( all h ere
now and look over (he sam ples.
G resham O utlook
Phone 1561
BORING
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
CORBETT
POWELL VALLEY
T he reg u lar m eeting of C olum bia
G range w ill be held S atu rd ay , Oct. 4.
The D eborah Ladies Aid will m eet
W ill H arm on and son W alter of w ith Mrs. E. Satterstrom T hursday
P o rtlan d w ere Sunday visitors a t the afternoon, O ctober 2, at 2 o'clock.
Lewis Reed home.
A fter w orking In the office of Mont­
Miss Amanda F asel of P o rtlan d w as gom ery W ard & Co. In Portland for
the guest of Mrs. C lara Sm ith and i (he p ast y ear, Carl Arvldson has re-
daughter, la st week.
j signed th a t position to accept one In
Miss Joy C rockett spent the Week­ J the office of th e wholesale house of
end in P ortland.
' the I ’ -mon F u rn itu re company.
Miss P auline Rickll visited r e l a ­
F. ..nk M unson and his nephew, Gust
tives in G resham S aturday and S u n ­ H ergsten of D ahlia, W ashington, o p ­
day.
posite A storia, visited with Mr. and
Miss Anna Etling. who teaches th e Mrs. F. M attson, over Sunday.
W arrendale school, cam e home F rid ay
evening, rem aining un til Sunday eve­
GILLIS
ning.
Mis: A rlle K incaid left th e la st of
P reach in g services will he held at
the w ek for M ollala w here she w ill Hie flllllg com m unity church next
begin teaching her first term of Sunday evening a t 7:30 o'clock by
school
E lder J. F. B row er.
s a id ' fin al a c c o u n t
th e re o f.
E L IZ A B E T H
th o
Hottlcment
E . M cK IN N E Y ,
A d m ln le tra trlx .
M c O U IR K A S C H N E ID E R ,
A tto r n e y s fo r A d m ln le tra tr lx .
D a te o f b ru t p u b lic a tio n , Kept. 23 1924.
D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n , (le t. 21, 1924.
BIDS WANTS IL
Cash bids w anted for the school
p ro p erty of form er T erry School Dis­
tric t No. 8, M ultnom ah, Oregon, on
Base Line road ab o u t one-half mile
ea st from 12-Mtle co rn er consisting of
one ac re m ore o r less of land and
school buildings theron.
Bids may he m ade separate—for
land or buildings or for land and
buildings together. Bids to be In the
hands of the Clerk by four o’clock
P m., October 7, 1924. Bids will bo
open. .1 ai the G resham Drug Co. store
sam e date at elgth o'clock p. m. The
Board reserv es the rig h t to reject any
or all bids.
C. J. LUNQDUIST, Clerk,
School D istrict No. 4.
WRIGLEYS
After Every Meat
It ’s Hie longest-lasting
conlectlon you can buy
—and H ’s a help to d i­
gestion and a cleanser
lo r the mouth
and teeth.
W r l f l l e y ’s m e a n s
b e n e liia s w e l l a s
p le a s u re .
Piiinii T im ing.
Plano tu n in g »3. Plano and organ
STATED
COMMUNICATION "WORTH I I O K I I'M . VI 2:1111 A. M.” repairing. Fred B. Jones. Phone or­
- ' , Faii view Lodge No. 92, A. F. &
ders to Outlook. 1561. or TAbor 8952
Saturday evening, Octo-
cr 4, 192
t 8 o'clock. L abor In
CHEST OINTMENT
F. C. D :gn
V isiting breth ren wel-
A p rom pt relief for Chest Colds,
Croup, Influenza, Pneum onia and
WM. H. STANLEY, S ecy.
rid your rystem of Catarrh or Deafnc«
'M. D. FRITZ, W. M.
P leu risy P ain s. P rice 50c.
caused by Catarrh.
Portland Telegram and Outlook, one
F or Sale by All D ruggists
The Dank of G resham pays 6 per
SalJ fry d m _________
ttiiti for orrt ______
40 year)
^*60 br mail. Bare * dollar.
cent in te rest on tim e d e p o sits—Adv 1 A W ant Ad w ill do It for you.
F.
CHENEY & CO.. Tolrfo, O h i., S X h '3,? ¿ X T ’ *'
KO­
H a ll’s
M edicine X'Ä'V?