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-VOL. 14, NO. «s
G resham O utlook
(« RESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY
TEMPLE WILL HOLD
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
’ OREGON,
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Y OREGON GOVE
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 1, |»_»l
$1,5(1 Per Y ear
IS
GIVEN BIG BOOST
Í T T ’ 8ecr.e ta.ry of 8 tate' ,s ' ° ‘ 8pecial ln t# rM t to O regonians is
THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Beside th e B eautiful Willame»»»'* I n i .
ap p ealin g to th e people fo r re-election the sto ry ap p earin g In th e November
is the title of a book ju st off the press Rev S “ g BenH
,h “ 9‘h’
T he first a n n iv e rsa ry of th e found to a second term of office on th e r e c issue of W om an's Home Com panion of
w ritten by th e v eteran M ethodist cir - the B ,nH
h
L ’ ‘a te evangelist for
ord
of
accom
plishm
ents
he
has
m
ade.
G overnor W alter M. P ierce of Oregon cu lt rider, th e Rev. Jo h n P arso n s who i
ing of th e undenom inational tem ple
‘ Pt,8t ch u rch es of Oregon, will
of w hich th e Rev. S. F. P itts is p a s He has p ut his best efforts in to t h e w r i t t e n by F re d erick L. Collins for lives a t V entura P ark , on the B a s e t h e
“ ,7 . 7 ° f Bpecial
i«>
conduct
of
his
im
p
o
rta
n
t
office
an
d
;
th
a
t
Publication.
T
he
a
u
th
o
r
has
L ine road. Dr P arso n s t h e , 1 1 , I ?
Bap“ 8t church. Mr. B entlev r
to r. w ill be fittingly observed th e com
M.e a r a,ld io rcefu l « P ° 8“ ton of
ing Sunday. O ctober 26. by th e usual prom ises to w ork faith fu lly and con- Inaii« th e rounds of 16 sta te caid to ls
rep u b lican p rin cip les and a boost for
■’
11 s i ' ™ ,i" H
h"
« • >"« X
Z
£
serv ices and also by th e addition of
E- C rum packer, th e republican
omce a t th e g en e ral election.
« m ost in te restin g m anner. He show s
w .-
sp ecial m usical num
num bers.
bers
nom inee for co n g ress from th is dis-
Mr. and
auu
copal
ch
u
rch
,
is
a
b
ro
th
er
S e c re ta ry K ozer is not m aking a ' a kePn u n d ersta n d in g of hum an na-
Mrtc R obert M iller, evangelist singers
‘“ -‘aw of I I hom e is in McMinnvIll?,
Oregon.
ct, an d Tom Kay. ca n d id ate for
'■■Is, *71
g "II. The
I 1 1 (
Mrs. D. M. R o b erts an d is
of N ew berg, a re expected to be p res- pcrconal can v as of th e state, b u t is a t- j tu re and b rin g s out th e varied c h a r v isitor in G resham a t t h e
B ent,ey ls know n through «tate tre a su re r, was th e re su lt of „
th e R oberts o u t th is and o th e r sta te s as a sane rally held la st nig h t in M etzger s hall.
S° ° th e r Spec,al m usic w ill be tending s tric tly to th e duties of his a c te ri8tics of his su b jects in sto ries home, also o ccasionally fills
th e p u l
vided. T hese services sta rte d a year office, w hich he h as conducted in a j ‘b a ‘ a re delightful,
an d successful ev an g elist and it is be
T he crow d w as sm all and th e old
p it of th e M ethodist ch u rch h ere in
busin
esslik
e
m
a
n
n
er.
It
is
ce
rtain
;
G
overnor
P
ierce
d
elig
h
ts
to
be
ad-
ago w ith 11 m em bers and they have
lieved by those who know th ese men tim e cam paign en th u siasm w as lack
of th e re g u la r pasto r.
now a large follow ing. P ra ctically tn a t he w ill have a heavy vote in th is ! dressed by his first nam e, says Mr. th e T h absence
e R ev « m i.
I th a t ,h e ir com ing to G resham a t th is ing, though in te llig en t in te re st was
tev. W illiam W allace Young-1 tim e will not
M ultnom ah co u n ty
and j Collins, and he is accustom ed to
every S unday people a re p rese n t from
| an sw er his telephone w ith
. th is son, p asto r of th e Rose City P a rk | being done only re su lt in m uch good show n in th e su b jects p resen ted and
O regon City, W ichita, B ridal Veil and th ro u g h o u t th e state.
am ong th e B a p tist con- ap p eals made.
is W alter." As one of th e biggest M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch
th e Odd r n ° r ‘he " rSt eiBht month8
Hon. G eorge C aldw ell opened th e
W ill'
Careless Hunters farm ers of Oregon and th e ow ner of
th e Odd F ellow 's hall w as rented as a
7 h h “ p o rtra y “ 1 of th e bene
w illiam , th e fo u r-y ear-o ld son of “th e finest h erd of w hite faces you
m eeting place, b u t in Ju ly Of th is
fits th a t had come to th e co u n try from
y ea r th e p re se n t com m odious tem ple Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stone, of F airview , ever saw ,” th e governor is in en tire
the b usinesslike, tax -sav in g ad m in is
tu g
tb e nPck bX a stra y bullet ¡sy m p ath y w ith th e ru ra l population of th is book. a m
w as dedicated.
In addition to the WaS8hOt.
tra
tio n of C alvin Coolidge. He told of
t
i
-
.
.,
i
sta
te
s
th
a
t
th
e
title
w
as
suggested
hv
re g u la r preach in g service, w hich is at a t th e h an d s of a c a re le ss h u n te r I ‘be sta te
H e cam e to th e s ta te 4 0 1 th e fact th a t
"
b
d by n ex t Sunday will be "S c rip tu ra l D is th e ta sk th a t confronted th e republi-
W
ednesday,
but
fo
rtu
n
a
te
ly
he
w
as
not
¡y
e
a
rs
ago
as
a
d
riv
er
of
m
u
le
j
<,nd
"th
e
first
house
in
Ore
. P. m „ tn e re is a flourishing Sunday
cip lin e in th e local ch u rc h .” T h ere
.
W ith a youn«e r I la te r of oxen. He has k ep t books, gon dedicated to religion and A m eri will be special m usic u n d er th e d i ana at th e beginning of th e H arding
school, of w hich Mrs. E. D avidson is h r n th o r v.
ad m in istra tio n , follow ing th e a b n o r
th e su p e rin ten d e n t, w hich convenes at b ro th er he w as play in g in th e y ard of ! ’au g h t school and has p racticed law can p atrio tism w as situ a te d on the rectio n of Mrs. Clow in th e m orning
m al conditions b ro u g h t ab o u t by the
1 o clock. Among oth er in te restin g
is home, w hen one of tw o h u n te rs in , Qf some of his m ethods as a gov ern o r e a st bank of th e W illam ette riv er a and evening services. T h ? su b ject for
w ar au d th e period of liquidation. He
few m iles n o rth of Salem , and from
fe a tu res of this school th e re is a class a n earb y field ev idently m iscalcu lat- Mr- Collins w rites-
th a t house relig io n and p atrio tism th e evening service will be "M oses at hoohooed the ch arg e of a do-nothing
of H Ja p an e se ch ild ren ta u g h t by Mrs
th e B u rn in g B ush.”
ad m in istra tio n and presented an a rra y
rad iated in all d irectio n s.”
ia n s L arsen. F our au to loads from
T he Bible school will begin p ro m p t of facts and figures to prove stu p e n
Some of th e subdivisions a re “T he
th e tem ple w ent to W ichita W ednes
Oregon S u n rise", “Idyle of Old O re ly at 10 a. m.. Mrs. A. G ray actin g as dous achievem ents.
day evening to a s sist in evangelistic
Mr C aldw ell defended P resid en t
gon
, "On the Old Oregon T ra il”, "In su p erin ten d en t. The B ap tist Young
m eetings w hich a re in p ro g ress there.
P eople's Union u n d er th e lead ersh ip
oo hlge and th e rep u b lican adinfnls-
th e Oregon C ountry", "C ircu it R ider
T he tem ple h as also
Days in O regon”, “U nder a Sacred of Miss H elen A nkcorn as p resid en t ratlo n ag a in st th e various ch a rg es of
alo n g foreign m issio n ary lines, h a v only tu rn ed to say, ”l m s o rry la d y ', , governors.
T
hey
a
re
n
eith
er
elected
w hen they both fled and so far have to this
T re e ” and "T ay lo r S tre et P u lp it", th e is doing splendid work. T he subject g raft, m onopoly, m ism anagem ent and
ing rec en tly co n trib u ted to w ork
in m ade no Inquiries. T he a u th o ritie s at
for th e B .Y .P .U . next S unday eve exploitation. His ta lk w as Inform a
office nor officially appointed. I last
th e foreign field.
nam ed being a ch a p te r devoted to
They
are
the
ning
is "R ace R elations In a W orld tive and convincing.
.
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r
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P
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i
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,
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s
.
S
l'‘',
Dr‘.
G resham w ere im m ediately notified
S ettin g " T he leader is Mrs.
If you go to th e polls ea rly on No but it w as im possible to locate th e
M aurice E. C ru m p ack er spoke in his
th ese jo u rn a ls is ed ito rially en th u sia s- I co n sid ers th e Rev. Mr. P arso n s as t h e . Judd. T he re ____
_______ _ «...u
g u la r covenant
and
vem ber 4 you w ill have the p leasu re men.
own
b eh alf and plead for th e election
tic In su p p o rt of th e governor. P ierce “one m an" em inently fitted for th e I bU8‘“ e8s m eetir>K of the ch u rch will
of know ing th a t you have done your
of
a
co
n g ressm an who would w ork In
is not a^P o rtlan d m an. He is th e first au th o rsh ip of th is tim ely book, w hich I be hpId " PXt W ednesday evening, Oc-
d uty to y o u r country. L et's show the
Grape Vines.
h arm o n y w ith th e sta te delegation
governor
from
e
a
ste
rn
Oregon.
A
nd
I
is
a
P
o
rtray
al
of
the
debt
due
to
the
I
to
b
er
2!*'
beginning
a
t
7.30.
Choir
re-
w orld how m any voters we really
W ordens, Concords, N iag aras, one
an d th e p resid en t.
°n T h u rsd ay evening a t 8
nave.
9 year old. S plendidly rooted, su re he belongs to th e p a rty th a t ls In the faith fu l m in iste rs of th e gospel in h o arsa*
Mr. C ru m p ack er m ade a good Im
F o r a ll th ese fro n tie r days. T he book w ill be placed ° ’clock-
grow ers. Low prices. O rder now for m in o rity in th e state.
p ression. He spoke resp e ctfu lly of
P o litic al difference is n 't as bad as fall plan tin g . H arold . Oberg, C raig reasons, th e g re a t P o rtla n d p ap ers I in th e public lib ra rie s
th e Jacob
sta te J Spl.... . Observe Fra».... s Willard Day.
T ^ o r f 601L P o rtlan d FR 7ffBixa rqfifi°ad ' ! f8h 6 eXceedingIy sk ePtical. B ut th e ir j ‘b n ugh the g enerosity of of Mrs.
p o litical indifference.
p rese n t dem ocratic
Incum bent
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7’ BX~ 966~
h fee W j n t a t i v e s . who cover th e Kam.n,
F ra n ce s W ill.rd Day w as observed who is a ca n d id ate to succeed him
self, b ut took occasion to show his
f ‘‘ P*tol. w alk .n o n (io v .r n o rl- i..,. e a t I
~ ------------ with fitting axarciaaa in th« schools
w eakness and lack of h arm o n y w ith
: all ho u rs and u n d er all circu m stan ces. Special Services a t th e F ree M ethodist of th e vicinity today in bon«,,- of th
ex
istin g conditions a t hom e and a t
I>. does n o thing in his office th a t they
C hurch.
g re a t o rg an izer and tem p eran ce
i v c ery
of wh know
f ; and th ey ' know I — — SulMlay’
O ctober 26. will be oh-1 firm e r. At th e O rcsham g rad e school ( to r ad h e ren ce
*
h' ' plead
a n t little
and don’t
-
to p arty p rin cip les
h i y <fl 1
? 1 gO ng ° " outside 9erve‘l as L ay m en ’s Day, at. w hich Mr8' M ary M allett, p resid en t of the
Ih . s e T h ,
a .y ud° n t tel1 b lm - He tin ,e ,h e Iaymen wiU Ilave c h a rK° of P ta te W. C. T. U.. spoke on th e poison- ra th e r th a n to m en as such. H e is a
born o ra to r and a th o u g h tfu l sp eaker.
nas estab lish ed w ith th ese th re e new s- th e m orning service. T he su b ject un- ous effect on th e system of alcohol
lorn Kay paid his com plim ents to
P aper m en a fact-sw ap p in g basis p e r discussion w ill be "T he M ission and "«eotine. Dr. C. W. H u ett also
, w hich is m o re like th e old R oosevelt of th e C hurch In th e C om m unity", and Bpokc and a num ber of rec itatio n s and I lerce esp ecially in connection w ith
th e effort on th e ir p a rt to b o lster up
regim e th an a n y th in g I have seen in th e re will be fo u r-m in u te discussions exercises w ere given by th e pupils
i ' n"W H l'e r i 8tate C? Pit° ''
h h n " iO" ° Wrin g to p lcs: “B ringing
At th e high school Mrs M allett th e p lan to elect Jefferso n M yers as
sta te tre a su re r. Mr, Myers ls a P ierce
|
W hile I w as w ith him, one of th e P be Gospel . J. j . R o b ertso n ; "T he gave an ad d ress on “K eeping Fit
ap p o in tee and has stirre d up a m uss
( tp u ty g o v ern o rs stu c k his bead In to !* iu r c b s E xam ple", J. A. B ushong; I Mrs. S. T Clow m v o
th e room.
| “What may - -
1
Kave a recitatio n . over th e ad m in istra tio n of th e sta te
».
„ ,
This is Republican Year
i
Support the Entire Party Ticket
IT’S COOLIDGE
Make it Unanimous
The
C™ " " ^
show s him a t th is w riting leading h i- * " ‘
8,8,6 “ ' ld th6 n a tio n -
two to one.
8 h ‘8 ” e a re st opp° nen ‘ by m ore th an
« « h Oregon d t l . c n ,
co n g ress men who w ill aid th e P resid en t in
.
m en w ho acknow ledge p a rty r e s p o ^ X l t i m 7 n8 ° Ut
w ith th e people in c a r i i n g ^ n ^ T S o r m ' ^ e ^ s WlH
to
P° ,iC,eS’
YOU WILL FIND THOSE MEN ON THE
republican ticket
for & £ £
s t ,„e„ S 8 X “ ,"i" !'” ' 6"
f o r athee se at8o iVth e d e m o c ra d ^ in c u m b e n t'0 Eth C ru m ' ’aek «L .a m lid a le
receive th e votes of all repu b lican s 6 * ln th e th lrd d ,8 tric t. should
restore this state to control of
THE DOMINANT PARTY
“ t 'T X X 'n “
A. K « « ,. can -
d ld ate for s ta te tre a s u r e r because t h e i r H e e i i d T ?l " m a 8 B - K ay, can -
OI Oregon, . . .r o n g l , re p u b lic .,,
„ p i bl7e " „ " ,0“n'ird |h6
.■ .J S T r e r ”
■»« ” » » « ■ W-
a rep u b lican tre a su re r. Bv the a p p o i n t m e n t n he Pe° P‘e had elec‘ed
pow er not his by rig h t and th erebv d o n .^ L ’ ° overn o r
seized
tro i. T he b alance ¿ 1 , h e " ^ » ^
a ^ a ”/ C° n '
OTHER CANDIDATES, TOO, ARE WORTHY
OF VOTERS’ SUPPORT
“ ^ t h ab lePi S st s Uann d ’ c a n d id a te ^ o f - ^
p a to
rty for
« «H. .« p r e m ^ c o u r ,. _ J M , . K .„ y b . ¿ g - '. - c . „ b th
M e . te
.
-
d — —
ui.ilidat
ceed th e late Jo h n M cCourt.
n o th a re em inently qualified.
J-
CX 111
H- V anW inkle, V. candidate
for re-election as atto rn ey -g en eral*
H- H. Corey, can d id ate for
E dw ard O .trin d e rT ’ M ndl'd a^ fO T ^ n n h H publ,c. 8ervfce com m issioner;
J- D. Mickle, c a n d id « - fo re- L
n . . 8Prv, 'ce p1on’m lsslo n er; and
m issloner, as w ell as the Com pleU l e g i . m t i !
, 7 , a ' ' d f,M,d com -
vouched for by the republican n a rtv »J
iU“ coun‘y tic k ets,
serv e y our votes.
Pa r t >. a re w orthy of su p p o rt and de-
T f
Make Sure V ou V ote November 4
R epublican S tate C en tral C om m ittee:
I. L. P a tte rso n . C hairm an
_
John W. Cochran. Secretary
(P aid Adv.)
‘W h at’s new ?' he said.
C. O. sta te bus lo st heavily th ro u g h bad
“ l,ill,,lg B,,Ulir
1° ,‘r M,88,on"T
,a c a . | I H
n o orning,
rm ng, M
rs. B
‘N othing m uch,’ an sw ered th e Î gover-1 L
^,ylnlllI'
Mi8slon’’’ a
P- - r E- . u Black.
Mrs.
B. . L. W alrad Mrs J
Ioans to fa rm e rs of th e s ta te from the
nor, a fte r he had called in th e r e . T h e re wiU oe S unday school a t the A. B ushong and Mrs. H. C L arsen ’
fund.
I lis
iin i h
m ip and
a»i/l Novem i ber
. ..-, o 2 has
.. » been I
u ttiu tn .
usual
hour,
p o rter and intro d u ced him to ev ery
Mrs. M allett gave an ad d ress ln th e I Mr. Kay, who w as sta le tre a s u re r
body u n d er his title of dep u ty ; 'I'v e designated as revival day in th e S u n T ro u td ale school In th e aftern o o n .
for eight y ears, and w as succeeded by
day
school.
The
young
people's
m
eet
appointed a couple of m edical e x
in ■ « ,
th e late O. P. Hoff, uh a m em ber of th e
am in ers; one re g u la r—and one for the ing w ill begin a t 6:3«, led by W illie
High School
ls Formed.
sta te land hoard w as resp o n sib le In
A ndreson, follow ed by p reach in g at
sm all-pill fellow s.’
A
high
school
band
has
been
or-
,,a r‘ f,,r th e loans. He explained the
In re tu rn , th e deputy told th e gov 7:30.
ganized u nder the efficient lead ersh ip I coinlltlons very sa tisfac to rily and
ern o r of a m istak e of seven hundred
M ethodist E piscopal C h u rrh .
I of ' ,|RS D orothy Dickey, In stru c to r of "bow ed th a t the people bad no cause
votes th a t had ju s t been discovered in
T he S unday school convenes at m uslc a t th e high school, w hich will for all»rm. H e Is a m an of s tric te s t in
p rim ary reco u n t. And th en th e
L innem ann M em orial M ethodist E pis-1 *ncIude a bout 20 boys as a beginning. | te g rlty and experienced.
group in th e g o v ern o r’s office w ent
copal
ch u rch at 1« o’clock Sunday Th,'y a re en th u sia stic and sev eral of
back to its b u sin e ss; w hich happened
m orning. T he school is g rad ed w ith tbem alre ad y have p u rch ased In stru - AG RICEE TIR A L LEADERS
to be w h eth er o r n o t a h um an being
classes for all ages w ith a fine com- m ent8 and « etual p ractice has begun.
MEET IN CONEERENEE
should die on th e g allo w s!”
lclla Ol g o v e rn o r r ie r c e 's I P'®’n ®n t o t efflclent te ac h ers and th e re T ho p a s s e s of the m ellophone, cornet,
T he sto ry te lls of G overnor P ie rc e ’s
in te re
st in th e _ v ario u s sta te in s titu P
b® ® b*a r ty w elcom e for stra .ig - ba8s t,,b a and s n a re drum In stru m en ts
.....................
B. B. H all, co unty a g ric u ltu ra l agent
» « rts
nous
»laic in su
iu - il pru
onH
_ no rp g u . lar | a X re p ffrotinitri
tions and his 'e ffo
P o conduct"
them
T
“ " d tho8e who i__
1,ave
Kr<T ed togf,,her fo r “ " ‘a r t, . b u t !<” '«• W. D. K inder, co u n ty club agent
in an econom ical m anner. T h ere . ” I
b ° “ e‘ r
ti n wH. , 7 iWfiekaJ “ d ,^ “ a * In .tru c - >•« S unday aftern o o n for C o r r .H I. to
m anner. T h ere are
o rv allis to
The
p
asto
r.
Dr.
C.
W.
H
u
ett,
w
in
|
*“ ,n will
and . '‘‘tend th e an n u a l sta te conference of
1S00 p atien ts in th e insane h o sn ital i
• * .
■ be
. given. D orothy
■ Cooper
• —
"God know s how m any th e re 'd he if sp,‘ak bolh n‘o rn in K and evening. T he | ™e ,c h e r D uncan will play , he cellos in I ag ric u ltu ra l men. T his conference Is
if
we had them all." com m ented t he I
“ ° r n ‘ng Wll‘ ** “° ° d th e o rc h e stra w hich w as organized | Hold for th e p u rp o se of w orking out
com m ented th e
in
H
um
an
L
ife
o r “is th e Lord when school began. Miss D fc k ey w lll ‘be various problem s and a g ric u ltu ra l
g o v ern o r.” Even now, It tak es a sack ■ .
„
w eeks , conditions th ro u g h o u t th
e sta le and
of flour every day ju s t to m a k e th e ir A m ong U" a n d a t n |Kb t “ T h e Out «nd in stru c t th e p lay ers for a few -------------------------------------------------
rlnlB
g rav y .”
P u t and ‘be In-B etw een." T h ere will to Ket them w ell sta rted , a fte r w hich ‘his one Is pronounced the best tho
“T he g o v ern o r conducted h i. c a m -l - ^ 8PeC‘.aI mU8lC a t a l‘ c h “ rch 8 er" 1
W,B ta k " «P
w ork, | «<*«1 m en have ever attended.
f l l l 7 w L » D. n key haH beF t,m e w ell ) ‘h ere is a g en eral In terch an g e of Ideas
vices.
A
w
elcom
e
aw
aits
everybody.
paign on th e issu e of ta x reduction,
w ith th e re g u la r school cu rrlc u - J n t ‘be ag en ts w hich is m u tu ally bene-
P ra y e r m eeting is on T h u rsd ay eve
say s th e story, "so he has th e se m a t
i tH c o I X h C' J * 1.'8 band 18 t0 be “ I " ' ' “ '- AbOUt M C” Un,y a g e n t" aa d
ning
a
t
7:30
and
th
e
p
asto
r
invites
te rs of in stitu tio n a l expense very
Htrlctly high school affair.
| seven club ag en ts wero in atten d an ce.
m uch on his m ind. One of his p ro u d all w ho love God an d a re try in g to
1 serve him to come.
•
The first tw o days w ere sp e n t In g en
e st achievem ents is th e record of th e
Zion
Evangelical
(
liurcli.
eral
co n feren ce and th e th ird day th e
p e n iten tiary fu rn aces, w hich burned
irem e Club Dance Will (»pen Season.
T he special m eeting la st S unday I co unty a g ric u ltu ra l ag en ts an d th e
up |6 0 a day before he cam e Into of
T he first dance of th e season to be w as well atten d ed and everybody p re s club ag en ts m et In se p a ra te sessio n s
fice, and now. th a n k s to th e refu se of
given by th e A rem e club will be given ent enjoyed the m essages of th e Rev. to w ork o ut th e ir resp ectiv e problem s
th e flax m ill, co st abso lu tely nothing.
on H allow e'en, O ctober 31, In the Ma H. L. S tretch of St. Louis, M issouri I for th e y ear 1925, assisted by sp eelal-
He likes to w alk aro u n d th ese sta te
sonic hall in G resham . T his will be a v ery m uch. He b ro u g h t en couraging l"t" from °- A- c - T he United S tates
in stitu tio n s and see th e re su lts of his
ow „
i:„ ° d m e k
d;re7 hPbabH tand pr; z ,a r
be re p r a ,,n th e
or ! d ep a rtm en t of a g ric u ltu re w as rep re-
though W aite, would be the la st to t ‘T
w .^
Ba“ ' Zat i’n8 * ' tb ln the E vangelical <le- I l e,1_ted by Mr M erritt, of W ashington,
te rs, as w ell as o th e r prizes. Gig- nom ination.
D C., who spoke a t different tim es
adm it it, he lik es th e chance to say a
¡g ra y 's o rc h e stra w ill fu rn ish th e ----,
mu-
N ext
Sunday u th i e n re
¡ th ro u g h o u t th e conference.
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e w
w ill
in be
, neltl,
ch eerin g word to th e poor u n fo rtu
agem
ent t will be of I | S
Sr unday
”
7 C a "_t th e “ anagl
“ en
school nor ch u rch services.
n ates whom he alw ays refers to as ‘his th e h ig h est order.
T
he
proceeds
will
All
m
em
bers and frien d s a re Invited
School Iteperl ( ards Sow Beady.
lad d ies’ an d ‘his boys.’ ”
go to th e building fund for th e Ma- to atten d th e m issio n ary services of
New re p o rt ca rd s for th e g rad e
^e
S t P au l's con g reg atio n a t E ighth
( oiiiniiinlij ( hu rch , Bible S tan d ard . !8onlc te m p ,e'
sth im ls of th e county have been a r
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and
F allin g stre e ts. P o rtlan d S e r
T he G resham Com m unity ch u rch .
Gresham Ministers Form Association vice« will be held a t 11 a m 2 and ranged by S upt. W. C. A lderson and
Bible S tan d ard , w ill hold Its Sunday
are now av ailab le for th e p rin cip als
A m in isterial asso ciatio n w as o r 7 p. m.
school at 10 a. m., follow ed by preach
,
, of th e "chools, on ap p licatio n to th e
ganized th is week a t a m eeting held
Ing a t 11 by th e Rev. F. E. Crook
ne re g u la r m eeting of the te a c h e r's co unty su p e rin ten d e n t
In th e stu d y of th e Rev. C. W. H uett,
In« eteM « in , „ , , i
n a r . | —------------
_
T h ere w ill be p reach in g ln th e eve
of w hich th e Rev. E. N. Long is c h a ir
sonage on T uesday evening, October
nlng a t 7:30 by th e Rev. Mr. Beazan
m an, E. G. Ju d d v ice-chairm an and
T he young people's cru sa d e r m eeting H. R. G ebhardt se c re ta ry -tre a su re r. ! 28, a t 7:30 o’clock.
and p ra y e r m eeting w ill be held Wed T hese m eetings w ill be held fo r th e j
nesday evening a t 7:30.
Í A I T I S \O MI\ ATES
m utual benefit of th e clerg y and dis- j
FAIRVIEW _ _ CITY
OFFICERS
___
L est we forget, election day Is No cussion of an y q u estio n s th a t m ay
a rise re la tiv e to m in iste ria l w ork
At th e cau cu s held In tho city hall
The Dally Journal, hy mall, (nar
vem ber 4.
Any or all m in iste rs of th e com m unity at F airview . Monday evening, th e fo |-
months, from now to February.
a re invited to be p rese n t at th e ses- low ing nom inations w ere made E F
IMS, for 4IJL'». Daily and Sunday,
same, for |iS5»
sions. In th io connection it m ay be ' H eslln, m ay o r; Roy Stone, w I)
said th a t plans a re being form ulated B rooks,
Jo h n P eterso n and
Ira
T hia special sh o rt-term su b sc rip
a union T han k sg iv in g serv ice to Brookr, councllm en. th ree to serve four
held at th e F ree M ethodist ch u rch y ears each; R. R. M orrill, co u n cil-I tion c a rrie s you th ro u g h th e th ree
big ev en ts of th e w in ter.
on th e m o rn in g of November 27, de- m an to serv e tw o y e a rs; Jam es Bur-
tailed ac co u n t of w hich will be an-1 llngam e, m a rsh a l; Jo h n M ollar, t r e a s - *
I. The Presidential campaign
nouneed later.
and eleellon.
u r e r . O. O. Dolph, re c o rd e r; R. R.
?. The state legislative
M orrill w as ch airm an of th e m eeting
I sell the Tackle
In Dregon.
Pianos, Radios, Phonographs.
and
G
eorge
Shaw
acted
as
aecretary
.
th a t g e t s 'e m !
X I he short term of congress,
425 p u ts a new piano in your home.
Radios an d p h onographs on easy
which convenes after eleellon and
HODS KEPA1KEB 4M> W OOD
S obscrlbe Sow a t B argain R ates.
term s.
P au l P alm blad, G resham ,
may he called upon Io elect the
O utlook an d Dally O regonian, one
next president.
phone 467 o r 289.—Adv.
TODD for TACKLE
y ear 46. O utlook w ith dally and S u n
P o w ell S tr e e t
G resham
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