Gresham outlook., November 18, 1924, Image 1

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VOL. 14, NO. 75
G resham O utlook
ukesham , mcltnomah coro T r > OMW>X
T,'FS1~
NOVEMBER
gresiiam WOMAN GREETS
PVPILS OF LONG AGO WHAT W HISTLES MEAN
-A. C. W ill LON PASSES:
explained
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BY S. P.
A « * ..
Mr and Mrs. J. H . M orrison re ­
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
is. 19*4
91.50 Per Yeai
»
V
K
s s s
BOYS AND GIRLS
WIN MANY PRIZES
For the benefit of th e cu rio u s the
tu rn ed rec en tly from a five-m onths'
trip , w hich included m any points of so u th e rn Pacific com pany te lls w hat aw ay ea rly M o n d i^ m w n in ^ N o v e m 4 ' dicTte0? 8 7 ° “ Varl° " 8 8ections
in te re st in K ansas, Colorado and C ali­ th e locom otive m eans w hen it savs ber 17. at the home of his L>n H er- ' h a v l
m“ rk etin g associations
fornia. T h eir first v isit was a t T o­ toot! to o t!”
mon W ihlon, w ith whom he has been ' A m o n ^ T * * " 0**1 “ pro sp ero u s year.
F o u r blasts, tw o of m edium length
peka. K ansas, w here Mr. M orrison has
a b ro th er 84 y ears of age and a Civil and two sh o rt is a w arn in g th a t the
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' P » '« e C o o p . , . , , . . Po„ h ry p ro Ju c
V t H r 6? " ’ They al8° ria i‘ed « son locomotive «1. ap p ro ach in g a public feeble h - ealth
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u
n r y P ro d u c­
for some tim e, he w as
a t th is place. They spent about a grade cro ssin g and is th e en g in eer's
ers w ith h e a d q u arte rs a t P o rtlan d
not
considered
serio
u
sly
ill
u
n
til
a
( L eader Seym our a group of certlfl-
m onth at P ark er. K ansas, w here they » a y of saying "Look out, I'm com few days before his death. In his broke all reco rd s for high re tu rn s to’
Ao
t h i aC,h LeVemeUtS Wh,cb a re K'ven
have a son. Mrs. M orrison ta u g h t
younger days he w as in te reste d and th e ir m em bers week of November 5th
,to th e clubs w ho com plete th eir
One
sh
o
rt,
sh
a
rp
w
histle
m
ean-
th
a
t
school a t th is place in 1870 and m any
active in civic affairs and his in te r p ric e , being as follow s: E x tras 63c
(P ro ject 10« per cent. T hese ce rtifi­
of h e r form er friends and schoolm ates th e hand b rak es a re needed to je lp est continued to th e closing days of Tl
k elects ‘7
59c,
ns 59e’
59c, Pu
p u ” llets
46c
° ’ n Brow
r ° W,ls
ets 46c.
es es a re signed by G eorge F a rre ll, in
the
engineer
stop,
w
ith
m
odern
a
i
r
­
called on her. T hey visited a son and
ch a rg e of th e boys' and g irls' d u b
brake equipm ent th is sig n al has b e­
his fam ily a t W ichita, K ansas
m ained c lea r u n til n ear th e end
He b
bead, a re the prices received
w o rk w ith the U nited S tates d e p a rt­
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“ d- TIG
H e * “ am bers. Since its reo rg an isatio n .
F rom K ansas they retu rn ed to Colo­ come p rac tica lly obsolete.
---- g am ian o il,
was
a
m
em
ber
and
active
w
o
rk
er
In
m ent of a g ric u ltu re ; W alter P ierce
A succession of sh o rt b lasts te lls
rad o w here they spent several weeks
y e a rsBaPUSt ChUrCh in his ea rlie r th e association has m ade good p ro g ­
g o v ern o r of O regon; W. J
K err
Th ld r!n andiCh" o en and g re a t g r»n<1- pedestrian, w andering stock anil oth er
ress. receiving co n sisten tly prices
p resid en t of Oregon A g ricu ltu ral col-'
children, in Pueblo, D enver and tre sp a sse rs to get ofT the trac k
reaso n ab le
A rm in C. W ihlon w as born in Ba­ th a t have rep resen ted
ege; Paul V. M arls, d irecto r of ex
One long b la st follow ed by th ree
S team boat Springs. T he la st named
Profits to its m em bers, u n d er p resen t
den,
G
erm
any,
in
F
eb
ru
ary
,
1834
H
e
ension; H. C. Seym our, sta te club
tow n w as so called from th e fact of a sh o rt ones, and the re a r flagm an
conditions.
cam e to the United S tates in 1858.
e a d e r; county club lead er and the
hot sp rin g n ear the place w hich em it­ w alks back along the tra c k to protect
W
oodburn
F
ru
it
G
row
ers
C
oopera­
se ttlin g in M uscatine. Iowa, w here he
local leader.
ted a w histling sound sim ila r to the ag a in st a follow ing train .
m arried Miss M aria F ru tig in 1860 tive association, W oodburn, Oregon.
reX ’iveL°,l0Wi,,g Cer“ flCatea bave been
F
o
u
r
or
five
b
lasts
of
m
edium
d
u
ra
­
w histle on a steam boat. A fter tu n n e l­
T hey moved to St. Paul, M innesota, Paid out to g ro w ers »66.386.S7, w ith a
ing of th e ground had tak en place in tion calls th e flagm an to th e tra in
total expense of »990.20. P roducts
T he G resham Cookery d u b under
F our sh o rt w histles Is th e en g in eer's » h e re they rem ained until 1899, w hen handled consisted of soft straw b e rrie s
t i e p imi,y/ am e to O rf«°n. se ttlin g on
the leadership of Mrs. W. D. K inder
w
ay
of
ask
in
g
for
tra
in
o
rd
er
signal
,» T X b
r e ” ,ln e d
th e Pipe L ine road five m iles east of red rasp b e rrie s, gooseberries, logan­
w ith the follow ing m em bers com plet-
Two sh o rt w histles m ean "T hank
G
resham . The aged wife passed aw ay berries. Royal Ann ch erries, b lack ­
ng th e r w ork; M argaret B ranon.
i
ou
or
“I
g
et
you.”
T hey visited th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs
hhiw 6 g h t year8 ag °- T he surviving caps, E tte rb e rg straw b e rrie s, ev er­
Olive Norby. M arion Y andell. Della
One w histle of medium d u ratio n fo l­
H elen S chneider, a t O akland, C ali­
ch ild ren a re Mrs. E ,iM beth Zahn green b lack b erries, B a rtle tt pears.
Lew is Evelyn Cox. Mary L am bert.
fornia, also an a u n t a t Alam eda, who lowed by tw o sh o rt b lasts c a lls atten - S eattle. W ashington;
Mrs. L ottie 1 Here a re ^ 1 active m em bers of the
M arion Clow, Evelyn T au sc h er Lu
• » i? » e,’fcel,ent new picture of
is 96 y ea rs old. Since Mrs. M orrison's ion to sig n als displayed fo r a follow ­ W estphal, St. Paul. M innesota- H er­ association.
e tta W elling, A lta W ihlon. Olive
fall four y ea rs ago. she has been crip- ing section.
man a ,, , ’tr ? ng e’ J 1“ " 0*'
her ry g ro w ers of Covo, Oregon, re-
| One long b la st is given w hen tra in mon and H enry W ihlon and Mrs. Ger-
’ wen. Iren e Dobbin and G retchen
a . ™ ; ■£■ a ' ; ’ ',.” ™ “ »“ 1 <«»<•
a w U V T , 6Xtent and ° bIiged >°
rude Ick le r of G resham . T h ere are ceived »65,000, for th eir 1924 crop a c ­
Moore.
a w heel c h a ir m uch of the time. She is appro ach in g statio n , jun ctio n s IS g ran d c h iH re n and 10 g rea t-g ran d - cording to G. O. S taekland of th a t’v il­
F airview Sew ing d u b led by Mrs.
lage. Forty-five cars w ere shipped by FUNERAL ( Al l s MANY
Z
“ ?
Pleased With th e courtesy draw -bridges an d railro a d crossings children.
Lloyd T eg a rt: C lara Brooks, M arjorie
a t grade.
? Pr 0,1 h er long trlp and in
FROM DISTANT POINTS M ollar . K ath erin e Lewis and Sizya
F u n eral services will be heId on re frig e ra to r exp ress to e a ste rn m a r­
Two sh o rt b lasts given th re e tim es
sp ite o h er invalidism g rea tly enjoyed
W ednesday afternoon a t 2 o'clock kets, grow ers realizing 12 cen ts for
Among the relativ es who cam e to Takoa.
13 signal to train m en th a t a irb rak e s from the
th e visit to her old home.
The «««
la rg k w
e st
c h e rry orch-
•ipzi o ti.i.:__
. choice ' pack.
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h c n e rry orch-
P lea san t Home
Over the Top and Go Cookery clu
atten d th e fu n eral of Jo h n W T ow n­
church. F red E llio tt of P o rtlan d w in
ed
by Mrs. A nna L ehm an of P leasat
send w ere Miss Jo sep h in e Tow nsend
Pfeach th e fu n eral serm on. A. V locatfd at Cove, consisting of 100
a ll-y . \ ictor R u k u la, A ustin R olf
his dau g h ter, who was teach in g at
i teeples of V ancouver, B. c
V ernonia. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. L indsey Jam es McLean, David F ro st. Hei
a s sist in the services. T he .oom
.body
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and Mrs. Chas. Idlem an of Nampa. b ert T.aTelleir, A rvo R ukula and Jo
w ill be laid to re st in D ouglass cem e­
Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S leret, Mr. P alin.
te ry beside th a t of his wife. The. fo l­ AI ISNIONA K Y M FETING
K opper K ettle K lub led by Mrs. \\
and
Mrs. Lew is S h attu c k and d au g h ­
IN PORTLAND ATTRAI TS
low ing have been chosen for pall
Spence, of T ro u td ale ; M ary Weiss
ter, Hazel, Mr. and Mrs. W esley S h a t­
b eare r s: Jo h n S leret, G eorge S leret,
A num ber from G resham a re p la n ­ tu ck , all of V ancouver, W ashington E lizabeth Robinson, Mary Scott, Dor
H. H . Cooley, B. C. A ltm an, p. A. n ing to atten d th e m issionary co n ­
T he L indseys drove all n ig h t to reach othy K endall, L o rean H aley, Vivlar
Staffenson and G ust Carlson.
Copeland, E lian R ichardson and Lu
vention w hich will be held a t the , ’Z
Mr' a " d Mr8- WesJ,>y S h attu c k
Eastern
F irs t F ree M ethodist ch u rch in P o rt­ had been visiting In U tah and w ere on ollie Howell.
LEILA GIBBS BECOMES
I he p oultry d ep a rtm en t a t th e P a ­
land, co rn e r E ast Ninth and Mill th e ir w ay home when the m essage
Eastern
or
cific In tern atio n al w as la rg e r than
BRIDE
OF
JOHN
WELLS
stre
e
ts,
beginning
T
h
u
rsd
ay
evening.
or
reached
them
.
They
also
had
an
all-
Olympia
Jo h n A bram W ^ lT 'a n d Mi™ r „ I 9 November
° T bW 20'
20, 8,1,1
and concluding w ith th'e
the niglit drive. Jo h n S leret and C. F. ever before and m ost of the birds w ere
Olympia
Rllndav * eVe" " 1K 8erV' Ce8’ N,,ve“ ber
It
Gibbs w ere united in m arria g e a ^ t h e 23
R uegg of G resham drove to V ernonia. " g re a t deal b e tte r th an before
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i la g e a t th e
w as said by W. N. Cotes, ju d g e of all
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P
art
of
th
e
way
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
snow
,
to
residence of Dr. A. Thom pson, F rid ay
The p rin cip al addresses of th e co n ­ tak e word of th e trag ed y to Miss p o u ltry a t th e In te rn a tio n a l, th a t the
evening, November 12, th e la tte r of-
vention will be delivered by th e Rev. Tow nsend and b rin g h er home. T ele­ boys’ and g irls' p o u ltry was ju s t as
Cecil T roxel who, w ith his wife phone lines w ere closed, It being line a q u ality us th a t in the open class
TO INSURE GETTING A GOOD
R o b ert H arlow of T ro u td ale P o u l­
A rm istice Day.
n ,o t h „ „ » X
. T
.
“ "7
,v ,t
try club won th e silv er loving cup
m o th er of th e xrnnm
r-
. I
..
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given by the T ro u td ale Ancona b reed­
W ells. The brid e wTo is Z r .a n ,r Z
M r’ T rM e l had th e d istin ctio n of
Brlde-To-H e H onored by Show er.
n u rse of S t L u U . T o an it« ? ,
7
v aW arded th e ho,Ior of O r a t i o n
Miss Mabel Michel en tertain ed Mon­ ers. he having th e h ig h est av erage
day evening w ith a show er in honor of score d u rin g th e season of shows.
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Miss R uth N yström , w hose approach He showed th e finest pen a t th e sta t
-our y X .*
";‘h“ ¡ c , So" B” w l" b"
-
lug m a rriag e to H ayden H iatt, of Med fair th a t was show n In th e open clasi
S
A
"
a A d
ford, Oregon, will be an event of In­ R obert Is en titled to a g rea t deal
or c m . h ere -rem
uluu,,“, 7 , , !
I to , T ?
credit for the splendid w ork he ha
y e a . rs
Mr. , .........’»Vila
nd M„ „ „ Win
„ w ||, , n „Fot.
" F te re st to her m any friends. Reside
,
the hostess and g u est of honor, the done th is year.
resid e on th e ir sm all farm one m ile
The p o u ltry aw ard s, w hich liav
ch arg e of the m usic. T he ladles of th e follow ing young ladies w ere p rese n t:
ea st of G resham on th e Section Line
ju st been m ade public, a re as follows
V
Oman's
M
issionary
society
of
the
Maude
Michel,
H
ulda
and
F
lorence
road.
A. J. K ru eg er's p o u ltry club o
G resham church w ill have a place on Johnson. E sth e r N yström . G ladys and
E lsie S h arp , L etty P u lfer. Mabel T ro u td ale w ere w in n ers as follows
th e p ro g ram F rid a y afternoon.
Bodies of W orkm en Not Found.
Nick Lefor, with his A nconas, li
M etzger, M artha and M arlon H agberg,
An effort w as m ade la st F rid ay to A dditional B een lles Ô f f a ^ i „„
J e a n e tte D owsett, E lizabeth Johnson. and 5th cockerel, 1st p u llet,.5 th pulle
Early selections are the best.
recover the bodies of I. L. Schnavely
B ounties am ounting to »53 will be F ioella Jacobs, G ertru d e S outhard, 1st young bird, 1st lien, 2d old’ pen.
and N. S. Benyon, th e en g in eer and
paid by th e Oregon sta te gam e com ­ F lo ren ce Beers, Mrs. B ruce Hoyt. Mrs.
R obert H arlow 2d on cock. 2d an
firem an who w ere the victim s of the
m ission in addition to those paid by Lulu Johnson, Mrs. M artin G rass. Mrs 3d on hen, 2d on young pen, 4th o
rec en t avalan ch e at th e Bull Run
the v ario u s counties. T he am ount will R o y Gibbs and Mrs. H elen Camp. The pullet.
headw orks, bui the attem p t proved to
A
T VA7 D D A l l ’ w w-w
tie d istrib u ted as follow s; T he wolf. bride-to-be was seated on a nest of
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
H arry Suber 2d and 3d on cocker»
be fru itless.
Phone ls#l
»2a; co u g ar, »25, and wild cat, »3. pillow s as little
Clyde D aun, 1st on old pen, 3d o
V irginia
G rass
T he J. F. Shea C onstruction com ­
H ides m u st be p resen ted to th e coun­ brought in an im m ense rin g to which young pen
pany dispatched a diver. F red Devine
ty clerk of the county In w hich th e w ere tied various p rese n ts and placed
John Robinson 4th on cockerel.
to th e scene of th e trag ed y about
anim al w as killed, and affidavit of It over h e r head, w hile Miss M artha
Hale P arso n s, 1st on young pen.
w here th e bodies w ere th ought to be.
» , b r , „ . d w h j r ' : ; ^ ‘“ d";,: 1,'t" t<br''; i ^ “ ' " ' 7 b" « *
• - H agberg sang, "F e a th e r Your N est."
Mrs. L ynch’s p o u ltry clu b of Lync
re n ts five tim es as he dived Into th e
?
K
‘ Comml™,° “ ' AU wolf T he color schem e of pink was car d istric t. W hite L eghorns.
tu rb id w aters, b ut was obliged to give i Î t a t . \
“ Z a ” iorW arded to tb e ried out In the d eco ratio n s of the
E arl Jen sen , 1st on young pen.
It up
8
8
B,dte Kam,! com m ission for Identifica­ room s and in the refre sh m e n ts
G eorge H ulber 2d on young pen.
tion.
G ilbert P o u ltry club w ith C. M. Ca
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Bunuelille Hatchery | 0 lim e
kins leader, C arl Bowman 1st on Bui
We produce h a lf th e w orld's c o t t o n ' i n l o s s
b ut consum e m ore th an one-fourth or ' l l i / a J 92»
I,r °duced m ore than two
Ponds.
L eghorn young pen, 1st on tw o Bui
It: we .1« per cen t e o „ Z . „ " f J J “ , ' d " t ' , , 11’« « « " " »
.n d n .ed
T he sta te fish h atch e ry a t Bonne L eghorn cockerels, 1st on two Bui
,» r cen t
co a l.
|
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ville Is to be en larg ed by th e con Leghorn cocks, 2d on W hite Leghor
stru ctlo n of six new cem ent pond pullets, 1st on Buff L eghorn hen.
w hich w ill be com pleted about D e on Buff L eghorn hen, 4th on Whit
cetnber 15, acco rd in g to H ugh C L eghorn hen. 2d on Buff Leghor
M itchell, sta te su p e rin ten d e n t
of pullet
h atch eries. A fter th e addition of thes,
ponds, the cap acity of th e Bonneville < IWNER1 C0XVI1 I I I
h atch ery will be about 10.5(10,000 fish,
MEETING AT SALEM
equal to th a t of the E n te rp rise h a tc h ­
The com m ittee appointed October
ery, w hich is now th e la rg e st in the
8th at a Joint m eeting of rep rese n ta-
world.
livi-i of cooperative and com m unity
T hese feeding ponds will each b e eau n erles at S al.rti, to co nsider a plan
»0 feet long, 10 feet wide and 5 feet for org an izin g the sm all cooperative
deep. T h eir total cost will be ap and com m unity ca n n erie s into a c e n ­
tr a l agency, will hold th e ir m eeting In
proxlm aiely »1800.
Sal. m Nov. 21 for the purp o se of going
into th e m a tte r of plans. T he com ­
Men Ice S lallon Changea Hand».
m i t t e e co n sists of George Know les,
I have bought the E a -t Side Servi.
‘ o ttfg e G rove;
C. E. Newhouse,
After Nov. 18
S tation, G resham , from Mrs. Lena hpririKhrook; Jo h n H. (lo p leru d Sil-
( runib and am open for business. A vcrtoii; Ray J. o ia tt, W oodburn! and
E. H anke.—Adv.
Genuine
Joseph K eher, Mt. A ngel; I). B. Towle
G resham . O thers to be p resen t will’
T w ant to encourage business, th at be re p re se n ta tiv e of M arketing De­
It may provide profitable em ploym ent. p artm en t, P o rtlan d C ham ber of Com­
I w ant to see Jobs h u n tin g tor men m erce, am i M arketing D epartm ent of
r a th e r th an men hiiutlhg for Jobs,” Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College.
X ! b«MS
i
OYSTERS
'i1""s,,‘“ *■ ~w »
OYSTERS
turkey
geese , ducks or chickens
OYSTERS
G resh am M ea t M ark et
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
í
W E A R -E V E R
______
ALUMINUM
For the Thanksgiving Dinner
R O A STER S
.
3 sizes
— , -
Bua»ter>>.
Special
R eg u lar W.65
B oaster*. Special
TRADE MARK
Fruit», Nut», V egetab le,, S pice.
R egular »17^0
Roa*ler». Special
Phene 1411
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Phone
1421
ff 'hen you need a stock of Groceries
J nd you're feeling downright blue
Just call up ff'alrad's Mercantile
’
A nd w e ll send them out to you.
Gresham, Ore.
Walrad Mercantile Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
"ays P resid en t Coolidge. It Is be­
cau se th e g reat m ajority of A m erican SANDY WATER SYSTEM
N E A , t , Y J L i 0 M , , , h 1 ,O N
citizens believed th a t P re sid en t Cool­
idge m- ans w hat be la y s and his
T he th riv in g little m u n icip ality of
< les are m ost likely to b ... rin
e I Kandy will soon be enjoying its new
■••F g S about
CBl/l/UI th
III»!
leslred re su lts th a t he w
was
e l v . „ such w ater system w hich is being Installed
desired
as given
a splendid vote of confidence on T ues- as rap id ly as w orkm en can excavato
I day.
th e d itches and lay the w ater pipe.
This p ro ject which Is u n d er th e di­
Card of Thunk».
rection
of th e Cascade Pipe an d Flum e
H e w ish to th an k o u r frien d s for
th e ir sym pathy, expressed in w ords com pany, of S eattle, will cost ap p ro x ­
and in m any helpful deeds. In our b e­ im ately »21,000. The w ater will bo
reavem ent, and for th e beautiful Conveyed from a aplendid group of
flowers w hich cover th e la st resting sp rin g s six m iles east of Sandy on
Place of o u r beloved husband, son and
w hat is known as th e B row nell p ro p ­
fath er. Jo h n W. Tow nsend
Mrs Jo h n W. T ow nsend, Mrs. Jos erty , and will serve about 100 fam i­
ephlne M. Tow nsend. Mr. and Mrs lies a t th e sta rt. It is understo o d th a t
E arl T ow nsend. Mr. and Mrs th e work will I m : com pleted by th e
E lbert Stone, Jo sep h in e T o w n ­ first of th e year.
send.
Any tro u b les? Call Dr. Classified.
Money to loan on real estate. F arm
loans at 6 p er cent. B. W T horne