Indianapolis RecommenJs National Signal System
movements *of automobiles m traffic.*0 Trlffi’^ n o H c e ^ th fn ^ th 78^"?! °f ha?j signa!,8 for drivers to indicate
«need if such simple signals as illustrated could1 b »
th 1 dv
accident toll would be greatly re-
As well.
u m sira ttd could be adopted and observed—not only locally but nationally
I Meat Animals at Paeiiic International j
POWELL VALLEY
[INFANTILE PAKALYSIS
PATIENT IS IMPHOVIXG
R egarding th e case of in fan tile p a r
alysis a t C orbett, of Owen, young son
of Mr. an d Mrs. Roy Em ily, a m em ber
of the board of h ealth is of th e o p in
ion th a t th e re is no needless cause for
alarm of th e disease reach in g an ep i
demic stage. T h ere a re only 1« cases
in the e n tire city of P o rtlan d and th is
is th e first case th a t .‘as been re p o rt
ed in th is section of th e county d u r
ing th e p ast 12 y ears. Ho fu rth e r
sta te s th a t little is kndw n about
th e disease w hich would aid in co m
batting it, th e re being only a few
cases in com parison to o th e r co n tag
ious diseases. E very p recau tio n has
been tak en , th e schoolhouse has r e
cently been fum igated an d th e rem a in
ing ch ild ren in th e hom e have been
taken to an o th e r p lace for th e p resen t.
| The Em ily residence is an isolated one I
and it is a m ystery w here the child
co n tracted th e disease. He is said to
be out of danger. T he county h ealth
officers cam e from P o rtlan d to in v es
tig ate th e situ atio n an d concur in the
findings of th e local men.
PORTLAND,
ÖPEG( )N
N ov. Í -
$ 0 0 , 0 0 0 in P rem iu m *
AMERICA'S LIVE STOCK CLASSIC
In th e rrvat new E xposition I’a L ao «) and Amphitheatre, th e Pacific Interna
tional L ive Stock E xposition w ill be blirger and better than ever, featuring
the lartreet combined exhibit o f pure hredlive stock under one roof in America.
B<*ef and Dairy C attle. Horaea. Sw ine. Sheep. Goata;alao Poultry Show , Land
and Industrial Products, and World s G reatest N igh t Horae Show.
R 1D U C 1D FA R E S ON A U
M A IL H O A I I »
F H h i wM * " m W*¡ .
The Home and F oreign M issionary
society w ill m eet a t th e home of Mrs
Jo h n H ulander T h u rsd ay afternoon
and evening. P aym ent of dues for the
at th is B akery and at S to r s
year w ill be requested a t th is tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam C arrell and fam
Contains the Vitamine!«, m ie d by
ily a re now occupying th e ir new six-
scientific prtncii lea
room residence on Pow ell Valley road,
having moved in on S atu rd ay last.
CORBETT
It's Good and Good for You
T his house rep laces th e old one w hich
Miss P au lin e R ickli visited her p a r
w as destroyed by fire la st spring.
A reunion of th e M agnuson fam ily ents a t Salem from T h u rsd ay u n til
w as held at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday and enjoyed th e social ac tiv i
THEO. VAN DOMNCK
Phone 1221
Otto M agnuson on Sunday, as a fa re ties of th e an n u a l hom e com ing of
well to Mr. and Mrs. David Magnuson W illam ette U niversity.
Mrs. O livia L eland and Mrs. Lew is
and fam ily w ho a re leaving th e first
of th is week for th e ir home in A la Reed w ere in P o rtlan d T hursday.
Miss Joy C rockett sp e n t th e w eek
bam a. They had expected to leave
T his beautiful S horthorn bull won I T he hog show is one of g reat m erit la st week, but a broken spring in th e ir end in P o rtlan d .
F re sh o r C ured, I^ard, Etc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b
grand cham pionship honors a t the Pa- and excellence, and Poland Chinas, m achine caused th e delay. Mrs. H an
G. H. C ham berlain and Mr. F arm er
so lu te ly s a n ita r y c o n d itio n s and a t low est
cific In tern atio n al Livestock Exposi- P uroc Jersey s, C h e ste r W hites, Bcrk-
nah Magnuson and six of her children, purchased pianos la st week.
p o ssib le prices, y o u ’ll go to
i'°.n 'zaat ^a?l‘
* r °Y n’ °f _Ca r ' ‘ ^ i re s and H am psh re sw ine will come
The C orbett church society is ro c k
ton, Ore., th e first president of the to contest for honors from many states. Otto, David and E m anuel, also Mrs.
scar T horen, Mrs. Sam P alm q u ist ing the drivew ay and m aking o th er
Exposition and one of Its hoard of
In th e sheep d ep a rtm en t are a be I and Mrs. Conrad P eterso n w ere p re s im provem ents to th e ch u rc h property.
directors, sta n d s behind the anim al, w ildering display ot breeds. T he long,
The frien d s of Miss Isab elle P allium
GKO. IHETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
Gresham
and his little grandchild occupies the m edium and fine wool breeds will all ent, w ith th e ir respective fam ilies.
re
g
re
t
to
h
ea
r
of
h
er
illness.
Miss
place of honor.
be represen ted .
A ngora and milk Two children, Joseph M agnuson, of
B eginning w ith S aturday, Novem ber goats will also be shown.
Newberg, and Mrs. A lida W isem an, of Pullium is Sunday school se creta ry
I, hundreds of animnU, bred for sym
and h er absen ce a t th e school w as
The poultry d ep a rtm en t has been In Canby, w ere unable to be there. T he
m etry of outline and for th e g rea test
day w as spent quietly In atten d an ce at very conspicuous S unday m orning.
creased
In
size
and
th
e
exhibits
will
proportion of m eat consistent with
Colum bia g ran g e m eets S aturday,
constitution, will be on exhibit for the be m ore num erous and of finer quality th e services of th e M ission ch u rch November 1. M embers a re requested
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
w
ith
a
num
ber
of
new
breeds
shown.
both
m
orning
and
evening,
th
e
p
arty
adm iring public. T here will be the
T he com m ercial eg{ division will be num bering about 30 enjoying a su m p to m eet p ro m p tly as th e re is in itiato ry
S horthorns, in th e ir red, w hite and
work.
roan d re ss; th e H erefords, m assive of especial In terest to poultry raisers. tuous d inner to g eth er
T
he
Exposition
is
rem
ark
ab
le
for
Miss A rlie K incaid, w ho teach es
A I.aF o llette booster m eeting w ill
w hite faced anim als with wide sp read
ing h o rn s; th e A berdeen-Angus, black its variety of dom esticated anim als be held at th e Pow ell V alley school near M oilala, w as a t hom e S atu rd ay
»s night and w ithout horns of any shown. It is w orth visiting for th e house on T h u rsd ay evening, O ctober and Sunday.
Daily Trips to Portland
kind. T he M ilking S horthorns and sake of seeing the progress m ade in 30, a t 8 o’clock. Good sp eak ers a re
Red Polled cattle, th e la te r solid red, ' the production of th ese anim als which prom ised for th e occasion.
FAIRVIEW
G res hum
Powell
Portland
will also be shown.
m in iste r to m an ’s w ants and needs.
Phone
and
Mr. and Mrs. H allie C hristenson left
217 Davis
A
delightful
evening
w
as
sp
en
t
Mon
lòtti
Maple
Phone Hdwy. 20tt2
by au to Monday m o rning for th e ir
day. O ctober 27, at th e hom e of Mrs.
Farm ers Mutual Fire Relief Assn.
VOTING BY MAIL.
hom e in San Diego, C alifornia, afte r
Forges Ahead.
an extended v isit w ith relativ es here. Eliza Stone, in honor of Mrs. J. C.
OCR SUPREME COURT.
The p ro p o rtio n of citizens qualified
W endle w ho w ill soon re tu rn to S ea
Used and endorsed by m illions, th e
T he y ea rly re p o rt filed w ith th e In to vote on election day b u t w ho fail to They w ill m ake a stop-over of a w eek
old reliab le Lucky T ig er H air Rem
side.
B
esides
the
h
o
stess
and
th
e
su ra n c e D epartm ent by th e F arm ers
in the Rogue riv er valley to visit w ith
T he so cialtist th ird -p a rty has no edy. Stops falling hair, co rrec ts scalp
M utual F ire R elief Assn, show s $6,- perform th is d u ty is very large, said frien d s from San Diego who have guest of honor, the follow ing w ere
tro u b les and prom otes g ro w th —d ru g
058,000, w ritte n d u rin g 1923 and 2210 to be n ea rly 50 per cent. It has been
p rese n t: Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bliss and ju s t claim to th e su p p o rt of labor in g ists and b arb e rs sell it u nder money
new m em bers gained. Losses paid, figured th a t th e num ber ag g reg ates tak en up a hom estead in th a t locality. Mrs. H anna Shaw of G resham , Mr. and Its program to cu rb th e so-called back g u ara n tee .—Adv.
$22,437.00; in su ran ce In force, $18,- over tw enty-five m illion. A larg e n um T hey are being accom panied on the Mrs. Geo. Dolph, Mr. an d Mrs. J. W. “veto” pow er of th e su prem e court.
re tu rn trip by F red N ordling who w ill
283,000. T he A ssn, also has a su b
T he sup rem e trib u n a l has no power
Outlook Want Ad Brings Order
sta n tia l cash balance. T he low ra te ber fail to vote th ro u g h absence from v isit in San Diego w’ith his son and Tow nsend, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stone
to
veto
th
e
ac
ts
of
co
n
g
ress,
nor
to
From Far.
th
e
ir
sta
te
and
m
ost
of
th
e
rem
ain
d
er
and
Roy
Stone.
D
ainty
re
fre
sh
of 30c on all p ro p erty insured by th e
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nordling.
u su rp th e fu n ctio n s of th e legislative
An o rd er for jellied chicken camo
A ssociation will not be changed, w hich is ch arg eab le to indifference.
m ents w ere served.
enables farm ers to get adequate in
Oregon is one of th e 24 sta te s th a t
Mrs. I ra Brooks w ill en tertain on b ran ch of th e governm ent, as its from Los A ngeles to M ark N ickerson
u ran c e on easy paym ents.
p
erm
it
qualified
voters,
tem
p
o
rarily
HILLSVIEW
S
atu
rd ay night, Novem ber 1, w ith a critics claim . Its du ties a re clearly a day or two ago in an sw e r to a sm all
P re sid e n t
S nasball rep o rts th e
ab
sen
t
from
the
sta
te
on
election
day,
H allow e’en p a rty and social, th e p ro defined an d lim ited. It ca n n o t even w an t ad In th e Outlook. An Outlook
Assn, a t th e p rese n t ra te of grow th
Mrs. E. P. Schedeen left for M inne ceeds to go to th e L adies Aid. All a re pass upon th e co n stitu tio n ality of a su b scrib er w as quick to ta k e ad
w ill sh o rtly be th e la rg e st farm ers to vote by m ail a t both p rim aries and
law u n til su it has been b ro u g h t in a v antage of a good th in g when it w as
Assn, w est of th e Rocky m ountains.
gen eral elections. The list includes apolis th e 15th to v isit friends and invited.
A nyone w ishing to in su re w ill call A labam a, Idaho, Illinois,
relatives.
low er c o u rt and it has been show n offered.
Indiana,
On
F
rid
a
y
evening
th
e
M
ethodist
on Mr. H. W. S n ash all, F a ir G rounds,
Mrs. Em m a Wedln left the sam e day Sunday school will have a H allow e’en th a t en fo rcem en t of th e law would
G resham , phone F a rm e rs 2101.—Adv. Iowa, Maine, M ichigan, M innesota,
Only Thr«M> Days Left.
M ississippi, M ontana, N ebraska, Ne- for Cokato, M innesota, to visit her party and program a t th e church. in ju re th e p erso n co m plaining u gainst
Only th re e days a re left in w hich
It.
vada, N orth Caroline', N orth Dakota. I 8ister and other relativ ea and friends. E very one is welcome.
T he ch a rg e th a t th e decisions of the to tak e ad v an tag e of th e b arg ain of
Mr. and Mrs. E dw in B urlingam e
Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, T en n e
fers of P o rtlan d d ailies and Outlook.
Woman
Kills
Wildcat.
suprem
e c o u rt in labor cases have O rders m ust be In our hands on O cto
have sold th e ir p ro p erty h ere to Mr.
ssee, V erm ont, V irginia, W ashington,
Mrs. Einm a T hom as of M armot w ent A ndrew s who lives ea st of G resham . been prejudiced Is p u rely im aginary. b er 31.—Adv.
W est
V irginia,
W isconsin
and
h u nting w ith her b ro th er, O. Aschoff, Mr. B u rlin g am e will m ove his fam ily The child labor law s w ere declared
W yoming.
To Know the Man
In th ese and som e o th er sta te s co l W ednesday m orning and shot her first t o G resham , w here he w ill build a u n co n stitu tio n al because, in passing
Is to Vote for Him
lege m en and wom en, aw ay from w ildcat. Mrs. T hom as se n t th e c a r new house on his p ro p erty in Cleve them , th e fed eral govern m en t en
croached upon rig h ts reserved to the
home, if qualified, m ay vote by m ail by cass to P o rtlan d to have it mounted. land addition.
sta te s u nder th e co n stitu tio n . In the
com plying w ith th e conditions.
STA TED
COMMUNICATION rec en t K ansas in d u stria l c o u rt case,
It should be a citizen s’ first duty to
F airv iew Lodge No. 92, A. F. & it w as held th a t th e c o u rt had no pow
be reg istered and p rep ared to vote by
A. M., S atu rd ay evening, No e r to fix w ages in cases w here the
m ail if possible on election day. And
vem ber 1, 1924, 8 o’clock. L abor in public w elfare or peace m ight be im
no excuse but sick n ess or absolute
the M. M. D egree. V isiting b reth ren periled.
T his decision confirm s a
disability should keep one who is
one.
p
rin
cip
le
for
w hich the A. F. of L. has
qualified aw ay from th e polls.
WM. H. STANLEY, Sec’y.
fought since it was organized. In th a t
W hen discussing the com ing elec
WM. D. F R IT Z , W. M.
tion w ith a m an whom I shall call
case th e c o u rt ru led in effect th a t th e
The Bank of G resham pays 6 per
Mr. H ain es who said th a t he m ight
I). C. Lewis for Stale Representative. pow er of fixing w age ra te s should be
vote for Mr. E aF o lle tte, th e follow
cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv
ing questions a n d a n sw e rs were
D. C. L ew is is a ca n d id ate for re- left to th e w o rk ers as individuals or
b ro u g h t o u t :
“ Don’t W alt Until Yon Are In A rtn a l
election to th e office of sta te re p re
S eed —Get a Jar Today
Q. You own a lot on w hich you
sentative. He has alw ay s given th e th ro u g h th e ir unions.
w ish to build?
T he L aF o lle tte plan w ould give to a
people a sq u a re deal. It has often
A. Yes.
been rem a rk e d of him : "H e is th e rea ctio n ary co n g ress th e pow er to de
Q.You a re saving a couple of
only re p re se n ta tiv e th a t p a rt of th e stro y th e Bill of R ights, w hich is th e
hundred dollars th at y o u m ay have
sufficient secu rity to lx>rrow enough
county o u tsid e th e city has. H e is
CHEST OINTMENT
w ith which to build a house?
very c h a rte r of A m erican liberty.
J O H N M.
fair an d ju st.—Adv.
A . Yes.
With th ese co n stitu tio n al g u ara n tee s
F or th e quick relief of C hest Colds,
Q. I f you h a d all a rra n g e m e n ts
m ade and L a F o lle tte w ere success
NASH CLOTHES.
gone, trad e unionism could be muzzled
Croup, Influenza, Pneum onia and
ful In securing electorlal votes to
H undreds of men a re testify in g th a t and the rig h t of the A m erican F ed era
th ro w the election into congress
P leu risy Pains. P ric e 50c.
Nash clo th es a t $23.50 are equal to tion of L abor to ex ist as an in c o rp o r
(his follow ers do not hope for
m ore), would you still continue
clothes u su a lly a t tw ice th a t figure.
F o r Sale by All D ruggists
w ith yo u r building o p e ratio n s or
Positively tailo red to m easu re. P. F. ated body destroyed. A sin g le con
would
you
w
ait
to
see
w
hat
the
e
f
N O T IC E O F F I N A L C O U R T .
g ress co n tro lled by an an ti-u n io n m a
Black,
G resham , phone 1801.—Adv.
fect on business conditions would
Probate Department.
be?
jo rity , by tw ice passing a law could
In
th
e
C
ircu
it
C
ourt,
S
ta
te
of
Oregon
The Founder o f Dodge Park
P o rtlan d T elegram and Outlook, one
A. (v ery positive). I would do
C ounty of M ultnom ah.
the sam e a s everyone else, I would
year, $4.50 by mall. Have a dollar, place Its edicts beyond th e pow er of
In the M a tte r of th e E s ta te o f C h arles
w
ait
to
see
w
h
at
happened.
offer closes O ctober 31. S ubscribe judicial red ress.
Johnson. D eceased.
Candidate for Re-election
N otice is h ereby given th a t th e u n d e r
th ro u g h th e Outlook.
T he gains th a t labor h as m ade In
l i e said it Mr. W o rking Man.
signed a d m in is tra to r w ith the will a n
th is co u n try have tak en g en eratio n s to
nexed o f th e e sta te of C harles Johnson,
E veryb ody woold w a it to *ee
Money to loan on real estate. F arm
deceased, h a s filed his final account in the
w hat
happened
and
the
re«nlt
accom plish and they have been very
C ircuit C o u rt of the S ta te of Oregon, for
loan a a t $ p ar cent. B. W. Thorn«.
would be F A K IC . W e w a n t w o rk,
He stands for stric t economy, sound the C ounty of M ultnom ah, a n d th a t the
g reat. D uring th a t tim e th e c o n stitu
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
not panic.
business principles, protection of the 10th d a y o f N ovem ber, 192«, a t the h our
tion has stood like a rock in th e path
9 :30 a. m., of said day. a t the C ourt
A re y o i p a jlm r for yo n r home on
industries we now have and the en of
He
will w ork w ith th e rep u b lican
H ouse a t P o rtla n d , in said C ounty and
the In stallm e n t p la n t
of those who would have overridden delegation from th is sta te and will get
couragement of new ones, which S tate, h a s been appo in ted a s the tim e and
th e rig h ts of th e w o rk ers. Its g ra n b etter re su lts for the state.
means more pay rolls and the de place for th e h e a rin g of objections to
T h in k It o«er.
said final acco u n t a n d the settlem ent
velopment of the natural resources thereof.
ite stre n g th is needed to p ro tec t la
H e know s w hat Oregon needs.
~
_ ....
r id your system o f Catarrh or Deafness
of Oregon, making a bigger, better
D ate of first p ublication, Oct. 7, 192«.
b
o
r’s
In
terests
in
th
e
y
ea
rs
of
th
e
fu
F
o r all the people all th e tim e.
D
ate
of
la
st
publication.
Nov.
«,
192«.
A CARPENTER
and m ore p ro sp ero u s Portland.
caused by Catarrh.
C. J . l U n d q u is t ,
tu re.
SoM by J rn tin li for orrr 10 yrari
CRUMPACKER W ILL WIN.
A dm in istrato r.
—P a id Adv.
M y Motto: The Golden Rule
A L F O N E L SO N . A ttorney.
F.
J.
CHENEY
fit
CO.,
T
oledo.
O
hio
Paid Adv.—Congressional Committee.
Silverton, Oregon.
1‘ald Adv. by M. » . George.
Y’ote as you p lease h ut VOTE.
OUR HEALTH BREAD
Gresham City Bakery
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
COAL
BRIQUETS
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Mr. Workingman
AMBER-O-LATUM
rl
III
MANN
CRUMPACKER
For Congress
CITY COMMISSIONER
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
Medicine
FOLKS
IN OUR
TOWN
A
“ Lively”
Place
By
Edward
McCullough
AUTOCASTER