Gresham outlook., November 07, 1924, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
HEAVY VOTE CAST
IN LOCAL PRECINCTS
Swatting The Bogey With Ballots
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
MRS. LAURA HARLOW
TROUTDALE MAYOR
E very b allo t for Coolidge and his ' referen d u m w as a business, com m on-
sound, com m on sense p rin cip les of re- j sense vote. In sp ite of all the ap-
pub lican ism on T uesday w as not only peals to m ake effective fre a k m eas-
T he heaviest vote ever polled in th e
a vote of confidence in th e adm inis- u res th e re s u lts show a com m endable
p rec in cts c e n te rin g in G resham w as
tra tio n but w as a sw at a t th e bogy of in tellig en ce reg a rd in g th e issu es in ­
In th e recen t election, Mrs. L. A.
c a st la st Tuesday, w hen m ore th a n
H arlow heads th e m unicipal tic k et as
h a rd tim es and m a l-ad m in istratlo n .
volved an d an
independence
of
p er ce n t of the reg istered v oters of
T he electio n of su b sta n tia l b u sin ess th ought and decision.
new ly-elected m ayor, H. E. Bloyd w as
th e d istric t w ent to th e polls and c a st
elected reco rd er, Jo h n McGinnis for
m en on th e council show s th a t locally
Tw o m e asu res w ere rea lly h a rd to
th e ir ballots for th e ir favorite caudi
tre a s u re r and Ja m ps Cook, F. A. E d­
th e v o ters recognize th e im p o rtan ce in
decide as th ey seem ed to place th e in ­
dates. P re cin c ts 308, 309 and 3 0 9 ^
city affairs of b u sin ess ab ility and
m undson, R ichard K n a rr and George
te re sts of th e city over ag a in st th e in ­
c a st 236, 220 and 257 votes resp e ctiv e­
P a rris h a re th e councilm en. Roy
h av e confidence in th e m en who have
te re sts of th e a g ric u ltu ra l sections of
ly in th e g en e ral election. T his w as
S u rb e r polled th e m ost votes for
d irected th e city governm ent.
th e state. T hese w ere th e statfe in ­
n ea rly 79 per ce n t for p rec in ct 308
marshal.
T he sam e th in g in effect o ccu rred in
come tax * rep eal m easu re and th e bill
76 per cent for 309V4 and n ea rly as
P o rtla n d w here M ayor B ak er w as r e ­
Mrs. H arlow succeeds H. E. Bloyd
pro h ib itin g th e m a n u fa ctu re an d sale
m uch for th e o th e r precinct. A lm ost
elected an d tw o tru ste d an d experi
as m ayor of T routdale. T his is not
of
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as m any votes w ere ca st on th e bridge
enced city com m issioners w ere r e ­
th e first tim e a w om an has held the
o r m ilk p ro d u cts or condensed m ilk
bond issue as on the g en e ral ticket.
elected. A lso every one of th e six
re in s of governm ent in th e city w hich
co
n
tain
in
g
any
vegetable
fat.
In addition to th ese a heavy vote was
city m easu res on th e P o rtla n d city
is know n as "th e hom e of th e tro u t.”
B ut th e v o ters said No alm o st two to
c a s t by resid en ts of G resham for th e
b allo t w as ca rrie d . T hey w ere th e
A R M IST IC E DAY.
Mrs. C lara L arso n served several
v ario u s offices.
city zoning plan, th e 2.2 m ill tax, th e one on th e o leo m arg arin e bill and r e ­
te rm s as m ayor and could no doubt
In th e G resham p rec in cts 686 votes
assessm
en t bonds, th e s tre e t lighting pealed th e sta te incom e ta x law by a
A rm istic e D ay is th e glad, sad have been re-elected, but declined to
M. E. CRUMPACKER
d a y w e o b serv e in c e le b ra tio n serve. She also enjoys th e d istinction
w ere ca st for th e th re e leading c a n d i­ S uccessful co n g ressio n al ca n d id ate in I d istric ts, th e six per ce n t en g in eerin g decisive m ajority.
d istric t No. 3, M ultnom ah county. I co sts, and th e S h rin e h o sp ital tra c t
The v o ters said No tw o to one on Of th e e n d in g Ot th e A\ o rld \ \ a r of having been one of th e first w om an
d ates for president. Of th ese Coolidge
H is d efeat of E lto n W atkins w as I m easu res.
th e d ic ta to ria l w orkm en's co m p u l­ a n d a m e m o ria l to th e m an y m ayors in th e sta te of Oregon
g ot 428 votes, D avis 161 and La F ol-
signal
le tte 97.
T h e co unty vote show ed th e sam e sory co m pensation law. T hey refused b rav e boys w ho m ade th e final
I T he P o rtlan d cham ber of com m erce
1 a ttitu d e of b u sin ess h opefulness and to recognize th e n a tu ro p a th s as en ­ am i p e rfe c t sacrifice.
In th e se n ato ria l vote M cNary was S U N D A Y S C H O O L S T O
Six y e a rs h a v e p assed sin c e nave a b an q u et on Monday n ig h t to
H O LI* CO NVENTIO N C° nfldence’ in the voting of th e ad d i­ titled to th e sam e sta n d in g and sta te
an easy w inner, receiving 439 votes as
tio n a l b ridge bonds, th e electio n of p ro tectio n in th e ir p rac tice as th e t h a t g lad 11th d a y of N oveni- clu b lead ers and club m em bers who
a g a in st th e dem ocratic can d id ates 176.
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T he P le a sa n t Home d istric t Sundav I County C om m issioner S m ith, Sheriff re g u la r g ra d u a te physicians.
h er, 1918, w h e n fa th e rs a n d w ere w in n ers of first prizes a t the
An _ _________„
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in cident
in th
is VUIl.
con-
n ection w as th e fac t th a t Milton A. 1 sch° o1 convention m Æ ts n ex t Sunday, H u rlb u rt and o th ers, and in th e elec-
On th e o th e r hand th e v o ters stro n g m o th e rs, re la tiv e s a n d frie n d s, sta te fa ir th e la st tw o seasons. Over
M iller, the dem ocratic candidate, re-1 N ovem ber 9, a t th e H aley B ap tist tlo n of a rep u b lican congressm an,
ly approved th e literacy te st for v o t­ w ept a n d re jo ic e d to g e th e r th a t G°0 w ere p resen t. T hose who atten d -
ceived 59 votes in p recin ct 309, 58 in I c b u rc b , one m ile n o rth of Boring. T he | Hi th e sta te vote th e re is to be seen ers, th e public use and w elfare am en d ­ th e a c tiv e fig h tin g on th e lo n g l ed from T ro u td ale w ere R obert H ar-
| m orn in g session begins at 11:20, fol- th e sam e fo rw ard -lo o k in g confidence m ent, an d th e bonus am endm ent.
3 0 9 ^ and 59 in 308.
b a ttle fro n t h a d ceased.
low. D ale P arso n s, A rnold Daum,
low ing th e re g u la r S un d ay school ° t th e voters. G overnor P ie rc e 's s ta g e -
By and la rg e th e re w as p robably
W e a re to o n e a r th a t g re a t Jo h n R°b in so n , N icholas L efor and
A lm ost as sp e cta cu la r w as the vic­ I h o u r of th e v ario u s ch u rch es rep re-1 Playing ad m in istra tio n , w ith its un
m ore re a l good ju d g m en t show n by e v e n t to fu lly re a liz e its sig - A- J - K rueger, p o u ltry club leader
to ry of C rum packer. over Congress-1
sented. Ju d g e K an zler of th e c o u rt of fulfilled p rom ises is given a reb u k e in th e voters in th e ir vote on m en and nificance. W e do know , how - llere- T he hoys re p o rt a good tim e,
m an E lto n W atkins, th e form er r e ­
dom estic relatio n s, of P o rtlan d , is th e the rep eal of th e P ierce incom e tax, m easu res a t th e rec en t election th a n ev er, t h a t th e g re a t eo n tlict w as
Tile g irls of th e eighth g rad e and
ceiving 395 votes and th e la tte r 251.
speaker. A basket lunch w ill be en- th e re-electio n of S en ato r M cNary by is usual. We do n ot m ean by th a t n o t in v ain .
A m o re in te lli- Mrs. E m iline Shaw , th e principal,
City T icket Elected.
joyed betw een th e m o rning an d a fte r- a la rg e m ajo rity , and C ongressm en sta te m en t to set o u r own ju d g m en t up g e n t w orld l e a r n s 'a n e w
th e helped Mrs. j . s. H udson tie a com ­
In th e m unicipal election T re a s u re r I
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noon sessions. T h ere w ill be a bus- H aw ley an d S in n o tt by la rg e m arg in s as a sta n d ard . We a re b asin g th e u t te r u s e le s s n e s s of w ar.
W e fo rt one day recen tly . The g irls did
‘, in - etzs e r w as high m an, receiving iness m eeting a t 2 p. m„ w hich w ill in- and th e election of T hom as K ay as
sta te m en t on th e p rac tica l issues in ­ live in a sa fe r, b e tte r w orld. Rood w ork and enjoyed it very much
'* votes, R ecorder S chneider 479 and elude th e election of officers for th e sta te tre a su re r.
volved—th e issu es th a t should and did T h e blood Of o u r so n s w as th e Ic« cream and candy w ere served by
las. Cleveland, who w as elected ensuing year. A n o m in atin g com m it-
T h e sta te vote on th e seven m eas-
I th e hofltess.
T hose p rese n t w ere
appeal to a m a jo rity of th o u g h tfu l p ric e paid.
m ayor, , . T hese candidates had no I tee has alre ad y been appointed to « re s before th e people by in itiatio n or
men and w omen citizens.
W e c a n n o t fa il to bow in r e v - I ' l°la Py,‘' B lanche C alkins, G race
opposition on th e ballot.
.
b rin g in nom inations. P rof. A. F
e re n c e to th e h e ro ic liv in g a n d Surber> M arjorie K uhnley, Mary
A lively co n test w as on for the of- B ittn er, a p ro m in en t ed u cato r of P o rt- N U T R IT IO N SCHOOLS
l ’OSTOEEK E I NDER-
dead
w ho ste m m e d th e tid e of Sco,t- E lizabeth Robinson and Mrs.
EOR COUNTY NOV. 11-11
fice of m arsh al, w ith four can d id ates land, w ill be th e aftern o o n
sp eak er.
GOING R E P A IR S s la u g h te r a n d en d ed th e g re a t Emilln® Shaw.
in th e field, B. H. Johnson, E. H. T h ere w ill be special m usic from th e | A series o f n u t r i t i o n
Mrs. T hom as Low en tertain ed sec-
On th e stre n g th of a ren ew al of the w ar, a n d it is ho p ed a ll w a rs,
K elly, C. E. P ila n te and C. E. Run- various Sunday schools, am ong w hich [ie| d t i,|s y ear in fo u r dlff< r * t" '
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r ig h t
m ig h t
triu m p h re ta rie s of the O. E. S. of P o rtlan d and
yan. K elly w as th e w inner w ith 193 w ill be a solo by Miss M artha H ag- L u n i t i e s L v n c i B e l l o
r
f 0“
lease to th e p rese n t postofflee b u ild ­ t h a t
votes in th e th ree precincts. John so n berg.
Z
p l^ l t
v ,,
n’l G resllam ’ ing w hich is ow ned by A, M eyers, a th ro u g h o u t th e e a rth .
vicinity a t her hom e on T hursday.
received 160, R unyan 90 and P i l a n t e ________________ 1
P ea sa n t Valley. T his w o rk is num ber of re p a irs have been tak in g
T h ere w ere 16 p resen t. It w as also
67.
F U N E R A L IS H E L D OF
u n d er th e su pervision of Miss L ucy A. place d u rin g th e p ast week, not the C L U B C H A R T E R S H A V E
the fo u rth b irth d ay an n iv ersary of
B E E N S EN I B I L EA D E R I G ertru d e F ed ersp lel, g ran d d a u g h ter of
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F O R M E R E i l l t V l L ' u r > n ,i (ase> tb e extension sp e cia list in nu le ast of w hich is th e ren o v atin g of the
F ive candidates w ere up for th e |
E O R M LR 1 V IE W E D G I R L |tritlon from O regon A g ricu ltu ra l col.
Boys’ and g irls ’ club c h a rte rs, Is- \ l r s ’
who, w ith h e r m other, Mrs.
ceiling and w alls. P a in t has been ap ­
th . re e councilm
anic
positions.
T
he
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i F u n e ra l services w ere held T h o r s - 1 ' e g e - Miss C ase com es to th e exten- plied to th e w alls for a depth of p e r ­ sued a fte r filing accepted p ro g ram s of Fred F eder8P*eI, Is h ere from Chll-
afternoon tor - J . M.“ e ™p "l, — » » .ic . from
where
w ork, a re being se n t th e follow ing tl>rll,a- Mrs. Isab e lla T h o rb ourn of
384 votes to his cred it, B. W. T horne who passed aw ay la st S unday a t th e sbe llas had 8 ev eral y ea rs of ex p eri- haps six feet from th e floor, th en kal- clubs of M ultnom ah county by H. C 13 b' D alles, m other of Mrs. Low, is
som iniug to th e top and also th e ce ll­
w ith 343 and R ussell A kin w ith 297.
honje of h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. en ce- and Pu ts on som e ex cellen t
Seym our, sta te club leader. T hese illso a bouaa guest, m aking four gen-
B otkin and T h orne w ere elected to L t -> R. S h a w a t W a s c o , O re g o n a fte r w o rk - s h e h as an enviable r e p u t a - ing. A new b u lletin board has been
hung w hich is l a r g ^ enough to a c ­ c h a rte rs a re p erso n a lly signed by th e eraGon8 a t th e d in n er table. T he
J.
B ushong I „ 1___ i n
o succeed
u v v v e u them
lu e iiis selves.
e iv e s .
j . A. Busfione
,
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I tln n
received
votn» »n ,i w r> T
8 a Iong llln e ss- She is survived by h er 11 ’
com m odate all c irc u la rs and notices late S e c re ta ry o t A g ricu ltu re H e n r y l r o o in 8 a n d t a b 'e w ®r ® p re ttily d a c o ra t-
' C' L arsen I husband, Jo h n A ppell, a d au g h ter 9
T b e follow ing co m m u n ities are w hich h ereto fo re have m a rred th e a p ­ C. W allace, th e su p e rin ten d e n t of pub- p,) ,n H allow een colors. Mrs. W. C.
221.
m onths old, h er p are n ts, tw o b ro th ers, Bcheduled for th is w o rk :
p ea ran ce of th e w alls. A p arcel post lie In stru ctio n , th e d ire c to r of th e ex-1 ®P®nce assisted th e hoatess.
T he O utlook’s advice to vote early A lb ert an d D onald Shaw , th re e sis-
T uesday, N ovem ber 11—L ynch com- w indow has been cu t in th e re a r door
tension, and th e s ta te clu b leader. T he
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H unks of Can-
seem s to have been follow ed by th e te rs , Mrs. L ouise R o y c e.’ Mabel and m u n ,ty a t th e borne o t Mrs. Jo h n to provide a lo n g -felt w an t especiaR y
sta n d a rd clulis a r e th e P ro g ressiv e yonville, Oregon, and Miss Minnie
m ajo rity of voters and election boards L ois Shaw , all of W asco, Oregon be- Lynch on th e Section L ine road.
I In th e ru sh season incident to C h rist- Cookery club of Rockwood, the Rus-1 Cam pbell of Roseburg, Oregon, a r-
w ere kept exceedingly busy from th e | sides m any rela tiv e s in th is vicinity
W ednesday, Novem ber 12— B ellrose m as and o th er holiday m ailing
sellv llle Corn club, th e G resham G ar- r 'ved Bunday evening to visit a t th e
tim e of the opening of th e polls until G ran t Shaw of P o rtlan d and G eorge a t th e B enllett ch apel, P a rk D rive
R u ral ro u te No. 2 has been extend den club, th e W illing W o rk ers Sew ing home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McGinnis,
about 5 o’clock, w ith a light vote a fte r Shaw of F airview a re uncles and Mrs I n ea r G ilb ert road,
ed to include o n e-h alf m ile add itio n al club of G resham , th e Powell V alley Miss Cam pbell w ill also apend sev-
th a t hour. C ounting boards org an - H. M. D onley of Spokane and Mrs
T h u rsd ay , Novem ber 13—G resham service, ab o u t a dozen fam ilies on G ard en ers club. O rient Pig club, Ore- ®ral days iu P o rtlan d before re tu rn -
lzed early in th e forenoon and did not | L eslie T. St. C lair of G resham are a t th e public lib ra ry
n o rth C leveland avenue being applied gon Brown Sw iss Calf club of L innton,
to her home.
finish u n til a fte r m idnight.
a u n ts. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cook of
F rid ay. N ovem ber 14— P le a sa n t Val-1 w ith c a rrie r p o stal service.
S p rin g d ale C am pers Cam p Cookery
Mrs. H. E. B radley and d au ghters
I C lackam as and Mrs. H. M. Shaw of ley a t p le a sa n t V alley ch u rch .
club of T ro u td ale, th e Rose Bud Sew- F ran ces and Lois of L ents w ere Sun-
Zinn Ex.in in lira i ( h n r t l i Hay.
I G resham a re g ra n d p a re n ts. T he B e r-1 T h ese m eetings w ill be held from
C ounty F a ir Board Meeting.
ing club of P lea san t Valley, G ilbert day v isito rs at th e H. C. McGinnis
D av’’" 'it 't h e Zi< • Eva V 7 '*1 V ” 1™? vices Were conducted a t th e S m ith 10:30 to 3:30 w itb th e exception of th e
A m eeting of th e d irec to rs of th e P o u ltry C acklers club. Calf club of | home.
Day at the Zion E vangelical church. M em orial P re sb y te ria n ch u rc h by th e G resbam mep“ n* " b ic h w ill be from M ultnom ah co u n ty fa ir board w as
C orbett, B luebird Sew ing club of
T he Sunday school w ill Convene for |
Mr. and Mrs. C larence P arso n s vis­
p asto r, the Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted. I 1 :3° to 4 :30’ 14 is tb e P ractice in scheduled for M onday evening, b u t b e­ Rockwood, Sew ing club of O rient,
its session prom ptly a t 10 a. m.
ited
In P o rtlan d Sunday at th e hom«
T he ch u rc h w as a p p ro p ria te ly dec- m ost of tb e com m unities w hen all- ing on th e eve of election th e m em ­
R eform ation services w ill be con-1 o rate d w ith fall flow ers and g reen ery day ra e e t,ngs a re held for eacli lady to b ers evidently w ere too busy to atten d S un sh in e W o rk ers Sew ing club of | of Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert WilRon.
Buckley, C ross S titch Sew ing club of
language
a t “ 11 H
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A ugust Llsi
a ducted
' T a n d in r th t h e * E " nglish
1 c 1““ ’ T
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th e ,loral g ,fts <>f ^ ‘- d s w ere
disb <* '° ° d a a d P «t it and only seven w ere p resen t. As th is T ro u td ale, and th e Cook-a-W hilo club
I t 50 a n,
Jh
T ‘? n la “ gU8ge, a t p ro fu se and beau tifu l. In te rm e n t w as w itb tb e ° tberB and 8®rve ca fete ria did n ot co n stitu te a quorum , no busi
Friday,
O ctober 31st, a son, w eight 4V4
of W ilkes school D istrict 7.
pounds.
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c Olr Wl
rendPr in th e M asonic cem etery on th e Sandv sty le a t noon iuncheon. E v ery lady ness could be d ispatched and th e
the.8e serv icf s alld an | boulevard. T h re e L u sch er b ro th e r’s also b rin g s h e r own plate, cup, nap-
m eeting w as ad jo u rn ed u n til th e fol­ I'n d en o n tln atio u al ( hurcli Services.
S unday d in n er g u ests a t th e home
offering for th e educational In stitu ­ sang and Mrs. A. L. Stone played th e k i" an d 8 ,,v er-
low ing Monday evening, November
Sunday school w ill convene a t 1 9 1
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. llu rlo w w ere
tio n s of th e denom ination w ill be re-1
piano.
I T h is n u tritio n w o rk is given on th e 10, a t w hich tim e a m eeting of th e a. m. Sunday, and a t 2 o’clock th e re Mr. S tru b b le of P o rtlan d and Miss Fay
ceived.
. A la rg e n um ber of rela tiv e s and b asis of food for h ealth , and th e dis- sto ck h o ld ers w ill be held at th e city will be p reach in g by th e paRtor, th e B arsons.
F ollow ing th ese services a luncheon f r ,end8 w ere in atten d a n ce a t th e fu I cussio n w ill include am ong o th e r sub- h all. I t Is hoped a t th is tim e th a t the
Rev. S. F. P itts. T hese aftern o o n m eet
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Lum sden of
al social houi w ill be held a t w hich n e r a , com fng from Spokane Wagco fccts, cooking to p rese rv e food value, 19 m em bers of tb e board and as m any
lugs a re w ell atten d ed each Sunday F airview w*‘re callin g on T ro u td ale
h ester A. Lyon of P o rtlan d , w ho has P o rtla n d .G re sh a m and vicinity. F o u r p ,a n n ,n g thp fam ily m eal, food for of th e sto ck h o ld ers as can will be and a co rd ial w elcom e Is extended to frien d s Sunday.
been very successful In his w ords a u to ,oads cam e from W asco an(, four m o th ers an d ch ild ren , feeding th e un- p re se n t as th e re is im p o rta n t b u si­
all, also to th e p ray e r m eetin g s T ues-
H arry McGinnis and fam ily have
nr
? a n y ..cb°fy8' W V. addre98 aI1 of th e pall b e a re rs w ere from th a t d e r' w elg h t and «ver-w elght, feeding ness to be tra n sa c te d . T he o rg an iz a­ day evenings, and Bible study F rid ay | moved into th eir new residence w hich
P resen t on S afe-guarding th e C hild’’ place L o ca, pa[) b e a re r„ w ere E a r , th e sick, and so fo rth . Food dem on- tion of th e board itself h as not as yet evening. All a re welcome.
has Ju st been com pleted. Mr. McGin­
s m ilar topic. T he public is m ost T ow nsend and Ed. Sm ith
stra tlo n s w ill be given a t all b u t the been perfected and it is pro b ab le a t
nis will p la n t m ost of his land to a s ­
Base Mile Acres Like Kent.
y "
L°
him at 2 p m -
M rs- Appe11 waB born in P o rtian d in fir8t m epting’
th is m eeting th e officers of th e board
p arag u s.
6% ac res, so u th e ast co rn e r Base
whn attT nV »»,811 ' nil Ie>ted frien d s 1901. She sp e n t sev eral y ea rs a t F a ir-
A la rg e crow d Is expected In each of will be elected. A plan for In c re a s­
Jam es B u rn s and fam ily and David
Ine and C leveland avenue, 4 ac res in
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, I6,..”10™ " P 8ey>lces arc j view and for a n u m b er of y ears h er th ese com m unities.
O ther schools, ing th e ca p ita l stock of $50,000 will
b erries $300 down, b alan ce a fte r 3 B urns from Newberg. Oregon, w ere
req u ested to bring a b ask et lunch.
hom e had been a t W asco. She w as a such a s d ressm ak in g , sew ing and mil receive fu rth e r discussion and p o ssi­ y ea rs lik< re n t at 6 per cent. B. W.
Sunday v isito rs a t the hom e of Mrs.
On W ednesday, November 12, the
tra in e d nurse.
H er little d a u g h te r finery a re plan n ed for ea rly sp rin g If ble actio n at th is m eeting Monday T h o rn e, Bank of G reahuin.—Adv.
M arg aret B urns.
ladies of the church will have th e ir
evening.
w ill be u nd er th e c a re of h er p are n ts, th ese m eetin g s a re w ell attended.
a n n u a l b az aa r and chicken d in n e r at
Milo Coons and fam ily from P o rt­
Biiririiln on Koller ('tinarles.
th e g ran g e hall. F ancy w ork articles,
land
have moved Into th e T iller resl-
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Card of Thanks.
Chicken Pie Nupper
One dozen p h o to g rap h s will solve $7.50 and $10, fem ales $1.50, on ac- dence on H arlow street.
ap ro n s, etc., w ill be on sale, b eg in ­ , ^ e. w ,sh to tb a n h th e m any frien d s May be had In tw en ty m in u tes w ith
tw elve of your gift problem s. H ardy count of leaving. Mrs. A. E K essler,
n ing a t 2:30 p. m. A chicken dinner in F airview and v icinity for th e ir sym - N ick erso n 's .Jellied chicken._Adv.
R ussel W ilson has be<’n quite 111
Studio, phone 541.—Adv.
opposite G resham M. E. ch u rc h .—Adv.
__ __ 5:30
_ to 8 p. m. p ath y expressed in w ords and deeds
w ill be served from
witb
rh eu m atism the p ast week.
T ick ets m ay be se c u re d from th e 'p a s -1 atL‘! J or th e Jm any b eau tifu l flow ers
Isaac H atfield h as re tu rn e d from
w hich covered th e - l a s t re stin g place
to r or any m em ber of th e church. F ish of rfur d ear one.
Underwood, W ashington, w here he has
ponds, a candy sale and a program
Jo h n Appell, Mr. and Mrs. L. R
been w o rking In th e appl« o rch a rd s
Shaw an d Fam ily.
w ill help to m ake th e evening in te r­
for som e tim e.
esting.
T he H allow een p a rty given by the
Outlook w ant ads w ill b rin g buyer
T he L adies’ Aid is to be found else­
P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n In th e city
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hall F rid ay n ig h t w as well attended In
quickly.
sp ite of th e bad w eather. All re p o rt
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
T he P eop les’ Yiargain co u n ter. See
a m erry tim e. T h ere w ere so m any
ce n t In terest on tim e dep o sits.—Adv th e w ant ads.
ex cellen t costutn' s It w as h ard for the
Judges to decide on th e prize w inners.
A dult. Mrs. A. D. K en d all;
Mrs.
Bhaw 's room. Lucll« Howell and D or­
o thy K en d all; Mrs. O tto’s room, Joe
Scott and G eorge W illing,
Mr».
S co tt’s room , Lyda May S u rb er and
The Gresham Lodge of Odd Fellows No, 125 will give
Ja c k E v an s; u nder school age, Edna
a basket social and entertainm ent at their hall,
N ysm lth and Ju n io r McGinnis. S and­
w iches, doughnuts, coffee and punch
w ere served.
R obert W hit* passed aw ay T h u r s ­
At 8 o T io e k
day m o rn in g a t the age o t 84 years,
a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. g. A. E d ­
T h e public Is in v ited to jo in th e m in c e le b ra tin g th e
m undson, w ith whom he had llw>d for
su ccess of th e ir lodge. T h e re xxill be p len ty of m anic anti
th e p ast 30 years. H e w as born In
tu n fo r a ll. L ati.es k in d ly b rin g b a sk e ts.
E ngland and but little is know n of his
relativ es. T he fu n eral w ill be held
Prizes for the prettiest and most comical baskets
S atu rd ay at 1 o’clock a t T ro u td ale,
Coffee w ill be serv ed fre e of c h a rg e .
w ith In term en t In Douglas cem etery.
( om e a n d h ax e a good tim e.
Mrs. C lara W allace of G aribaldi.
O regon, w as visiting old frien d s in
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(T ro u td a le recently.
Republican Candidates Given 382 of the 531 Electoral Votes
Basket Social and Entertainment
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 1.3