Gresham outlook., October 21, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

AGED CORBETT PIONEER
ANSWERS DEATH’S ( ALL
i
PO W ELL VA LLEY
PL E A SA N T VALLEY
F A IR V IE W
Miss A nna Jo hnson, of K an n erer,
V isitors a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. H ansena M arie H ansen, w ife W yoming, left Monday for h er home
o f H ans H ansen of the C orbett neigh­ a fte r spending tw o w eeks w ith her C. F. K esterson Monday w ere Mr. and
borhood, died a t h e r hom e Monday, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Mrs. Lee C htllcoat of P o rtsm o u th ,
O ctober 20. On O ctober 31 she would Sw anson. She had expected to p ro ­ Oregon, and S tan ley Bishop an d his
have attain ed th e age of 79 years. long h er visit, but received a te le ­ b ro th er E arl, of Oregon City.
F. O. Edholm of Albany, Oregon,
M rs. H ansen is survived by h er h u s­ gram th a t h er m other, who has been
band and a d au g h ter, Mrs. L. E. ill for som e tim e w ith can cer, w as visited his d au g h ter, Mrs. Chas. Ek-
stran d , on his w ay hom e from S tock­
F a u g h t of C o rb e tt Mrs. H ansen w as very low.
holm, Sweden, w h ere he w ent last
b o rn in D enm ark and moved to th e
C arl A rvidson w ith a p arty of P o rt­ June.
C o rb ett d istric t about 40 je a r s ago.
land frien d s drove to Tacom a Sunday,
Mr. an d Mrs. W ill Richey visited
F u n e ra l services w ill be held a t the re tu rn in g th a t evening.
relativ es in P o rtlan d Sunday.
C o rb ett C h ristian ch u rc h W ednesday
Axel Jo h n so n h as been ta k in g an
H. O. Jellu m of L aC enter, W ash ­
afte rn o o n a t 2:30. T he arran g e m en ts enforced vacation fo r th e "Vast ten
a r e in th e h an d s of J. E. M etzger, u n ­ days from the M organ B ro th ers tr u c k ­ ington, visited w ith Mr. and Mrs. G.
N. S ag er Sunday.
d e rta k e r.
ing service, on ac co u n t of a severe
Mr. an d Mrs. F red O lsen and th ree
a tta c k of Intestinal flu.
sons have re tu rn e d from K an sas
F a c to rs th a t m ost afTect economy of
E lto n G radin p u rch ased a new F ord
w here th ey spent th e sum m er.
d airy production in Oregon, as de­
term in ed in a rec en t cost production coupe S atu rd ay th ro u g h th e agency of
The L adle?' Aid m et w ith Mrs. E. P.
su rv ey by th e sta te college extension R ak er & Son, of G resham .
E vans la st T hursday. T h ere w as a
service, a re production per cow,
Mrs. Chas. L undquist and Mrs. B ert
am o u n t of feed used, size of herd, and Olsen en tertain ed th is aftern o o n for large atten d a n ce and a good tim e.
Mrs. E d g ar Bewley of 82d stree t,
th e am ount of investm ent.
Mrs. L ingw ald who leaves soon for
L ents, is a t the hom e of h er b ro th er,
her hom e in P o rtlan d , a fte r resid in g
ELECT CRUMPACKER, M. E.
J. F. C heldelin, w ho is very ill.
in P ow ell V alley for sev eral years.
Vote 36 X on ballot.
Mrs. H an n ah Jo h n so n of G resham
F ra n c e s E. W illard Day w ill be ob­
R epublican for congress. • He w ill
has been spending a w eek w ith her
g et re su lts for Oregon. Member of served a t the PoweTl V alley school
A m erican Legion and co -author of F rid a y afternoon w ith ap p ro p ria te ex ­ g ran d so n s, W ill and C harles D ahl-
quist.
O regon Bonus Bill.
ercises, ' T he Rev. O. J. W ilner has
C rum packer w ill w in.
been invited to speak on the occasion.
—Adv. C ongressional Com.
C h a rter No. 257
RFPORT OF T H F C O .U IIT IO S
a u e
.
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of “" ”
N°- *’
P re p aratio n have now been com ­
pleted for th e chicken d in n er to be
served by th e ladies of th e S m ith Me­ At T ro u td ale, in th e S tate of O regon, a t the c lose of business O ctober 10, 1924.
m orial P re so y teria n ch u rch at th e city
RESOURCES
hall T h u rsd ay evening. October 23, L L°an d 3 0 <,ifdl* v°Unt" ' *ncludlng
re d isc o u n t, show n In item s 29
from 6.30 till 8 o'clock.
>54,308.44
T he rep u b lican com m ittee is p la n ­ 2. O verdrafts sceured and u n se c u re d ..................................................
17.29
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ning for an en th u sia stic political
g ath erin g next T h u rsd ay evening at 4' 0 t ^ f n F Vnd.S' . Warrttnt,8 ,and »ecurities, including foreign govern^ 3,150.06
th e city h all a t 8 o'clock, when Thos.
m ent, state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., including those
show n ill item s 30 and 35. if a n y .....................
Kay, can d id ate for sta te tre a s u re r and
1,000.00
M aurice E. C rum packer, rep u b lican 6. B anking house. >4,957.85; fu rn itu re and fixtures, >3,294.76
8,252.61
7.
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eal
estate
ow
ned
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th
er
th
an
b
anking
h
o
u
se
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nom inee for congress, w ill ad d ress the
2,825 46
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h? nd J " ,v au lt an d due from b an k s- h an k ers and
people. T he L u sch er boys’ q u a rte t
th?s tt)ink>Pan 68 des gnated an d “ PProved rese rv e ag en ts of
will sing.
U ‘ Ch^ s h "item " k8 ° U,side c“ y o r tow n of rep o rtin g b ank an d 'o th e r 20,360.02
TROUTDALE STATE BANK
DAWES HAS PLAN
TO AID FARMERS
15. O t h ^ a ' s s l S H I n y *.
banit9’
206.30
’ ’ “ * ’“ ' ' ’ W A 6 6 .M
184.50
P ortland, Or.— (S p e c ia l).——Common
T ° ta l .................................................. ............................................................>90
.304.62
sense will solve th e problem s of th e
A m erican farm er, Just as it has open­ 16. C apital stock paid i n .......... . .
s ix
ed the way for reh ab ilitatio n of Kur- Id. (a) Undivided profits ...................■
................... >3 263 90 ° .000.00
ope, according to C harles G. Dawes,
d EP o V itm !“««!'’
taxe B pald ’" : — ’•'012- s < 251.56
republican vlce-presideutlal candidate, "3 DEMA^V
lndivbh.«i i * 0S,, , S ' ° th er Gian banks, su b ject to reserv e:
in a recent speech. •
’
,• d®p08,ta subJect to
including deposits due th e
- f K° i gon’ c,,u n ty > cltle8 or oth er public f u n d s .. ..
53
G eneral Dawes would apply the «5
-5.
1
aabi<“r
a
checks
of
th
is
bank
o
u
tstan
d
in g payable on d em an d . . . . 1 ,242.36
rem edy of com mon-sense In m uch the
,446.34
sam e way It was adm inistered in the
E uropean situation. H e urged a com­
TIM E AND 8AT1.8B8 BEW I81TS, . , M « . to r i . r . . « .a i V
mission, non-political, com petent and
C A M P H IL L
ab!e on dem and or su b ject to no tice:
P y
strictly non-partisan In its makeup.
00 T ,® certificates of deposits o u tsta n d in g .................
c
T he b allo t is a dangerous w eapon
K ELSO
He said th e situation in ag ricu ltu re -8. S avings deposits, payable su b ject to n o tic e ... ....................................15 ,022.85
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. R ogers e n te r­
in th e hands of a fool.
341.51
Is now com parable to th e dilem m a in
T o tal of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and' or su b l
A b ask et social w ill be given a t th e tained a t d in n er Monday evening.
which
E
uropean
Industry
found
Itself
Ject
to
notice,
item
s
27
an
d
28.................
>20
364
36
T he Bank of Q resham pays 5 per K elso schoolhouse S atu rd ay evening, T hose p rese n t w ere Mr. and Mrs.
c e n t in te re st on tim e deposits.—Adv O ctober 25, under th e auspices of the Chas. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Illiff, and with which the rep aratio n s com­
T otal
m ission had to grapple, a fte r five
>90,304.62
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
alter
W
idm
er,
Miss
K elso W om an’s Club association. T he
years of futile bickering and with
°
f
°
regon-
County
of
M
ultnom
ah,
ss.
Byers.
E urope on th e brink of chaos.
3RESHAM MARINELLO school w ill fu rn ish th e p ro g ram and N ellie
(ho ok,, ' . , Ioydl ca sh ie r of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear th a t
Mrs. W ill H o rn eck er is on th e sick
John W. Davis, head of th e demo- th e above sta te m en t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and belie?
all a re invited.
Beauty Shoppe
list.
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c: itlc ticket, hag sniffed a t th e Dawes
’ ° RSubs7rihAdte8td M McOowan Hloyd- L - M Cle7k,BD lr£ d 7 r? .’ Ca8hI®r '
W e Do
D andruff, fallin g h a ir and scalp d is­
Mr. an d Mrs. P e te r B organ have r e ­ ag ricu ltu ral schem e and referred
M arrelllng, Sham pooing, Munlrnrlng,
S ubscribed and sw orn to before me this 16th day of October, 1924.
Sralp anil F arlal Treatm ents, Etc.
o rd ers a re quickly cured w ith a few tu rn ed from E ugene w here th ey have slightingly to "m oth b alls" in con­
applicatio n s of th e old reliab le Lucky been v isitin g friends.
nection w ith it. Bur th is was as n o th ­
M arinello P re p a ra tio n s fo r Sale
JOHN S. HUDSON, N otary Public.
T iger H air Remedy. A sk your b arb er
RUBY IM BRIE
ing com pared to w hat critics said of
My com m ission expires Feb. 17, 1928.
V.
P.
Dow
has
been
on
th
e
sick
list
ALBER TA H IN D ER M A N
or d ru g g ist today—m oney back g u a r­
an ex p ert com mission to untangle
but is now able to re tu rn to his w ork
antee.— Adv.
E uropean affairs.
One prom inent
in P o rtlan d .
man said th e plan was Ilka prescrib­
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. R ogers have ing a pill to cure an earthquake.
a t th is B akery and a t S to r s
gone to Independence on a h u n tin g
But G eneral Dawes was equal to
trip . T hey w ill v isit Mrs. R ogers' th a t sn eer and said he had always
held th e opinion th a t common sense
b ro th er, H a rry Illiff, w hile there.
Contains the Vitaniines, uil'ed by
On th e L a te VV. B o tte lso n P la ce, on P o w e ll
T he Camp H ill W om en’s club m et is a universal rem edy, w hether given
scientific p rln c lile s
V a lle y R oad, 2% M iles E a s t o f G resham
w ith Mrs. F ra n k S m ith O ctober 15. in th e form of a pill or tak en as a
stead y diet.
I t ’s Good and Good for Von
Mrs. H ornecker, the p resid en t, n ot be­
The com m ission th e P re sid en t Is
ing able to atten d , th e vice p resid en t, about to appoint, it w as adm itted,
Mrs. Chas. L ettow , presided.
would m eet with m any difficult situ ­
Sale Rain or Shine
Free Lunch at Noon
S. R. G ilbert has re tu rn e d from a ations and In order to g et resu lts
____________Commences at 10:30 A. M.
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone 1221
w eek’s trip to th e coast.
worth while, it would have to be
divorced absolutely from politics, it
was said. G eneral Dawes held it an
RO CK W O O D
3 M IL C H COAVS, one fr e sh th ree m o n th s, one to
economic problem and n ot a political
r
The E p w o rth L eag u ers w ill g ath er question a t all.
fr e sh e n abou t D ec. 6, one to fr e sh en in sp rin g . A lso
He pointed out the d isp arity in earn
for a social evening on F rid a y of th is
Y E A R L IN G H E I F E R . A ll T u b ercu lin T ested .
ing capacity of ag ricu ltu ral and In­
w eek a t 7:30, a t th e ch u rch .
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
T E A M O F B A Y M A R E S , w e ll m atch ed and
An ath letic asso ciatio n w as form ed d u strial portions of th e population and
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
t
o
u
t
e
d
specifically
upon
th
e
situ
a­
Monday evening, th e school board
tr u e w ork ers, 10 and 11 y ea rs old, w e ig h t 2700.
possible prices, you’ll go to
tion not only of th e beef, w heat, fruit
calling th e young people of th e com ­
and cotton grow ers but of th e whole
m unity to g e th er and th e follow ing of­ body of farm ers throughout th e nation
ficers
w ere elected:
H arold Way,
“The idea of an economic, non­
About 8 tons of Hay, Set Double Work Harness, 2
GEO. D IE T L , Prop.
P hone 1711
p resid e n t; G ladys McCann, vice p re s ­ p artisan and im partial commission,
Gresham
Sets Single Harness, 1 3^ -in ch Wagon, 1 8%-inch
id
en
t;
O
rrie
E
ck
ert,
se
c
re
ta
ry
;
Ed.
which
th
e
president
has
announced
hs
Wagon, 1 Light 1-horse Wagon, Gravel Red, Hay Rack,
McCann, tr e a s u re r; E d g ar Couey and will appoint to suggest a plan for
Deering Hay Mower, Osborne Hay Rake, Manure
C
larence Johnson, sa rg e an ts-a t-a rm s. legislative and other relief,” he said,
Spreader, John Deere Riding Plow, Oliver 40-Plow, 2
"Is to have the su b ject Im partially
12-ineh Plows, 1 50-tooth Harrow 1 Cultivutor, 1
and com petently considered from al,
Union P.-T. A. Bazaar.
2-shovel Plow, 1 Lister, Hay Fork, 500-lb. Fairbanks
The U nion P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso cia­ standpoints.
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
Scales Ankerliolth Cream Separator, 2 5-gal. Milk Cans
“T here is a t p resen t no concensus
tion w ill hold its th ird an n u a l b azaar
and Buckets, 600 Cedar Posts, Large Iron Kettle, 3
of eith er economic, ag ricu ltu ral or
a t th e Union schoolhouse, D istrict No. political opinion behind any specific
Tents 10-12 and a lot of other small tools.
26, on Novem ber 22. T he proceeds rem edy. It has not been possible to
w ill be used for th e b etterm e n t of th e secure, for any proposed plan of r e
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
school.
H eating Stove, D ining T able, Couch, D resser, Beds, Sewing
lief, endorsem ent of all th e leading
Daily Trips io Portland
M achine, 9 x 12 R ug, C hairs, R ockers, F ru it J a rs , 20-gal. Crock
ag ricu ltu ral organizations.
NASH CLOTHES.
"T h e com m ission plan is th e only
and a lot of o th e r household goods too num erous to m ention.
G reshn in
Powell
Portia lid
H undreds of m en a re testify in g th a t one, as I see it, by w hich th is great
Phone
and
217 Davis
Nash clo th es a t >23.50 a re equal to ag ricu ltu ral problem of th e nation
TERM S OF SALE—>20.00 and u nder in Cash. All sum s above >20.00
1681
Maple
Phone lidwy. 9088
clothes u su a lly at tw ice th a t figure, can receive a com mon-sense consider­
six m o n th s’ tim e at 8 per cent in te re st on approved security.
Positively tailo red to m easure. P. F
ation, free from political poison.
Black, G resham , phone 1801.—Adv.
“T he ex p e rts’ plan in E urope was
!V
P o rtlan d T elegram and Outlook, one accepted because settled public opin
year, >4.50 by mail. Save a d o llar
ion dem anded Its acceptance and any
A. MEAERS, Clerk
R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer
Offer closes October 31. S ubscribe governm ent which had opposed lti
th ro u g h th e Outlook.
acceptance would have been over
throw n by public opinion.
"T h e re come crises so g rea t in n a
tional affairs th a t by common con
sen t th e re Is a tu rn in g aw ay from
POBTLAMQ
political quack doctors. It seem s t«
me th a t such a crisis is confronted is
th e ag ricu ltu ral situ atio n .”
# 0 0 , 0 0 0 Iii P r e m i n m a
"KiSisss st / v
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t , b '“ b “,, k
OUR HEALTH BREAD
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
Gresham City Bakery
LIVESTOCK
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Farm Implements
THE SANITARY MARKET
COAL
BRIQUETS
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
H. C. BOTTELSON, Owner
Nov. 1-
SI
LAFOLLETTE FAILS
U. S. IN SUGAR CRISIS!
z r*
T h e L o g ic a l Choice
of th e C areful Buyer
T h e T ou rin g Car
$
R unabout •
- $265
D em o u n ta b le Rime
and Starter
extra
C o u p s
•
•
T u d o r S td a n •
fo r d o r S id a n •
A il p r i c t i f.
Y um
•
-
•
$525
590
f
o. h. Detroit
can bu y a n y m o d t l b y
m a k in g a i m a l l d a w n -p a y -
m e n t a n d a r ra n g in g c a iy
terms far th e b a la n c e . O r
jn jm can b u y on th e Ford
W e e k ly P u r c h a ie P la n .
T h e F o r d d g a lr r in
H b o rk o o d « i l l g la d ly
a m bath p la n t t n d a t a U .
»
The Ford car delivers more useful, care-free,
economical service per dollar invesied than
any other car. Its sturdy, rigid construction
is striking evidence of enduring materials.
Every minute operation is scientifically tested
and accurately checked.
Control of natural resources and complete
manufacture in large volume have made pos­
sible value that is the one standard by which
every motor car must necessarily be judged.
The Ford car is the logical and necessary
ch o ice of th e buyer who wants to get
the utmost from every motoring dollar.
D e tr o it
T H X U N 1 V I R I A I CAB
_
S IX THX M BABBST A U T H O B I Z I D
FO BD DKALBB
A M E R IC A ’S L IV E S T O C K C L A S S I C
’'“'“f * f nd A m ph itheetw . t h . Pacific I ntrrna-
*nd
‘ han ever. featuring
the largm t combined exhibit o f pure bred lira stock under one roof In America.
J I J
Hor»«a. Sw ine. Sheep. Gnats; also Poultry Kh— , l^ o .)
and Industrial Products, and World’s G reatest N ig h t Horae Show.
P o rtlan d , Or.— (Special). — Renatoi
H K D tIC K II F A H K H DIM A L L H A U .H O A O N
La F o llette now Is saying a good deal
about th e public being defrauded
mm
through th e ta riff on sugar. But ai
a m em ber of the se n ate w hen ths
su g ar ta riff was up for adoption, h i
had not a single word to say aboul
H H fa Hrflw ’ O«oV
rate s on sugar. As a m a tte r of fact
th e re w ere five roll calls on th e s u g a i,
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ta riff in th e senate and La Follett«
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tiw
did not vote on a single one of them I * * * * * * ® w* CC l < * £ A. At>
W hy did La F o llette w ait until a
p resid en tial cam paign was on befora
denouncing th e sugar ta riff? Why rid your system o f C atarrh or Deafness
did he not only denounce It but vot« caused by Catarrh.
From lloallhy Cows
S o ld by d n g fu li for o w «0 year«
ag ain st it when he had th e chancel
W as It by an y chance becaus« F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo. Ohio
Spreckles, th e sugar baron of Cali
fornla, Is his staunch su p p o rter la
W. L. BALMER, Prop.
th is cam paign that he would not vot«
Phone f i t
ag ain st his in te rests?
La F o llette's failure th en to d<
OUR MOTTO
b attle for w hat he now claim s wai
(futility
and Cleanliness
rig h t may well give his su p p o rteri
Chew it ajter
pause In pinning th eir faith to ¿a
every meal
F o llette for an y other econom ic re
n o t ic e to creditors .
V et
In the Circuit Court o f the K(a, e o f , )r.
I I B tlm a la te a
Medicine
PURE
M IL K
Gresham Jersey Dairy
WRIGLEYS
u
Sntacribe Now at Bargain Rates.
O utlook and Daily O regonian, one
y ear, >6. O utlook w ith daily and S un­
day O regonian, one year, >7.75. Mall
only. Offer closes O ctober 31. S ub­
scrib e th ro u g h th e Outlook.
NOTICR OF FIXA I, COl.'IIT.
Priihate Department.
In the Circuit Court, State of Oregon
County o f Multnomah.
In the Matter o f the E state o f Charles
Johnson, Deceased.
N otice Is hereby given that the under­
signed adm inistrator with the will an­
nexed Of the estate of Charles Johnson,
deceased, lias filed his final account In the
Circuit Court of the State o f Oregon, for
the County o f Multnomah, and that the
PJth day o f Novem ber, 1»24, at the hour
of 9 30 a. m„ o f said day. at the Court
House at Portland, in said County and
M ate, has been aptailnted a s the tim e and
place for the hearing of objections to
said final account and the settlem ent
thereof.
D ate o f first publication. Oct. 7, 1924.
D ate of last publication. Nov. 4, 192«.
C. J. LUNDQ VIST,
Administrator,
ALF. O. NELSON. Attorney.
Silverton, Oregon.
Any tro u b les?
Call Dr. Classified.
a p p e tite and
a id s d ig e s tio n .
It m akes your
fo o d d o yo u m o re
g o o d . N o te h o w
I t r e l ie v e s t h a t s lu l ly le e l ln g
a l t e r h e a r t y e a t in g .
lia n a t e e t h ,
w a a t a a a
b r e a th and
I t 's t h e g is o d y
th a t
SsFe
slgiu-d'
I ’ro-
K'Y'fi that the under-
o f th e e X t ^ of
Adm inistrator
»> inn eHiale or David Jam es I »«»ceamvl
eent h f
Court o t the State u f^ m e-
uualifb°d MA lin°21ah Cou"'y- and lias
..A*l persons having claim s
against M id estate are hereby notified to
present the sam e, duly verified as by law
mq5‘dre'k ,o. the undeislgne.l at his offlM
«on h*winail,k
Gre"h,‘n'. Oreaham. <
K ? « f lh " " X m onths from
date
h s ' i ,h '‘r e b y
Dated and first published. Sept. 30, 192«.
leAHt publication, October 21st, 1^24
> , ,
t.r •
K- A. MILLBR, ’
James, Dereaned.
niU!^n,lf rator °.f the K»tate o f
J. COOI’hsFt, Attorney.
“ Don’t
Walt I ntll Yos Are In Actual
Need—Get a Jar Today
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Make your telep h o n e earn you m ore i P leu rley Pains. P ric e 50c.
by connecting It w ith a w ant ad.
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