Gresham outlook., February 17, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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NOTICE.
Civil Ken Ire Cxaniiiiatloiis to Be
GRESHAM LOCALS
To S tockholders of G resham F ru it
Given.
G row ers A ssociation:
The Civil S ervice Com m ission in ­
All stockholders of the above com ­
C o ntinued from page 1
pany are hereby advised not to ag ree vites special atten tio n to th e fac t th a t
to sell or deliver th e ir stock to any in exam inations held recen tly in P o rt­
M artin G rass su stain ed a b en t re a r
p a rty w ithout first co nsultin g w ith land, Oregon,
and
o th er
cities
th e officers and d irec to rs and learn in g th ro u g h o u t th e U nited S tates for Jun­ fen d er S atu rd ay aftern o o n w hen the
the tru e value of the stock. An offer
m achine w hich he w as d riving was
has been made by your directo rs to ior o b serv er in m eterorology and a s ­ backed into by th e tru c k of George
sista
n
t
ob
serv
er
In
m
eterology
to
All
sell th e cannery p ro p erty to th e B er­
ry G row ers P acking com pany, the vacancies in th e W eath er B ureau, a p ­ Chiodo. It is said th a t Mr. Chiodo
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p rese n t lessee, at a price of $8350, sub- p gm
-auis
secured
the e num - had been suffering w ith a cold in his
lican
ts w ere not secu
red in th
Ject to the approval of the stockhold- her desired a n d t h a t
,
head w hich caused te m p o rary d ea f­
I wo show each evening start-
ers, and th is am ount, tog eth er w ith
d th a t the8e "*»»»>«»>■-
ness and failed to h ear th e w arn in g
ill If promptly at 7 ami !> ,» in.
the cash now on hand, will am o u n t to I lon8 w 11 be held ag a,n on M arch 11. signal.
about the full par value of th e stock. ! P erso n s in terested in th ese o r o th e r
A social m eeting of th e young peo­
We are w aiting for the officers of exam inations should aDDlv to
the B r r y G row ers Packing com pany
p le’s m issionary society will be held
/
CARL LAEMMLE PftESEHTS
f
S
ecretary
of
the
United
S
tates
Civil
to uccept or reje ct th e offer.
I i« ¡Ht«
a t th e F ree M ethodist p arso n ag e
ictor ugo s mmortal asterpi
We w ant to see all the stockholders Service Board a t th e local postofflce
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of th e G resham F ru it G row ers a sso ­ for detailed inform ation and applica W ednesday evening to w hich any
ciation get an equal value for th e ir tion blanks.
young person or o th e rs w ishing to at
stock according to w hat the p ro p erty
tend a re welcome.
is w orth.
M. B. Splaw n h as left for Kelso,
Encourage
Radio.
THEOD. BRUGGER, P resident.
JAMES ELKINOTON, S ecretary.
Radio is classed as th e m ost w on­ W ashington, n ear w hich place he Is to
derful achievem ent of th e century. Its be engaged in road co n stru ctio n work.
Notice to Stage Patrons.
en te rta in m e n t value is g re a te r th an
The m ain show window of th e A. W.
Effective on and a fte r F eb ru ary 24
'•»>=« m
M etzger
sto ore
re uas
has neen
been th e c e n te r of
1925. F irs t stage leaves G resham a t all o th er form s of am usem ent. I t w ill i —*
7.00 a. m. daily except Sundays and do m ore to educate th e people of th e I m uch in te rest for th e p ast two weeks
holidays, instead of a t 7:15 as h ere to ­ world th an any o th e r agency. Its °» acco u n t of the fitting and unique
fore,—Adv.
possibilities are equal to alm o st an y displuy Incident to th e Lincoln an n i-
— - A U M I T O m .P ß O D U C T I O iir
reaso n ab le stretch of im agination.
I versary. and which w as dism antled
D uring 1920, sales of rad io sets and I Monday m orning. R eal fence rails
p
a
rts totaled $2,000,000; in 1924, over «tum ps and g listen in g axes, th e la tte r
We a re now o rd erin g our th ird
$100,000,000, and it Is likely sales th is | P erhaps
such as Lincoln
never
car “Blossom B rand 2d C utting."
year will exceed $500,000,000.
Get our price delivered a t your
dream ed of, m ade up th is re a listic
barn, G resham . Boring, Kelso, D a­
F a st grow ing in d u strie s a re th e easy w oodland scene and w as a window
<3
m ascus, C ottrell, P lea san t Home,
m urk of tax atio n and regulation. Our d ressin g w orthy of m ore th a n casual
etc. Telephone D am ascus 94.
co u n try leads the w orld in m anufac notice.
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tu rin g because in d u stry is given a free
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B ushong and
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m o w n orm i
scope for th e op eratio n of individual ch ildren, W illa and Jam es, visited at
in itiativ e in its developm ent and the S t.J o h n s Sunday w ith th e fo rm e r’s
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encouragem ent of new in d u stry
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b ro th er-in -law and siste r, Mr. and
A ten p er ce n t tax, as proposed in Mrs. W ill Bailey.
congress, o r a d iscrim in ato ry * freig » h t I 311* <111(1
Every Wednesday and
ra te a g a in st radio sets and equip-1 Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning w ere
Saturday Evenings
m ent would d iscourage th e advance- , T ° ng th ® hundre(ls wb ° am e n d e d
m eut of th is in d u stry a t a tim e w hen
, an ,,l’al s ta t'*hood d in n er, th e oc-
it should be encouraged.
th e 66th a n n iv e r«ary of th e » e X o X ^ S X T w X y M . . * 1! ” 0“ '......... .....
adm ission of Oregon in to th e Union,
w hich w as given a t th e C ham ber of ro n s’ club of th e O rder of E a ste rn S ta r 11
Window Cleaning
near Pleasant Valley Grange
For ex p ert window clean in g see S. Com m erce In th e Oregon building in at th e hom e of Mrs. M ary M ullen, 1220 I
T ajim a, or leave o rd ers with John P o rtlan d S atu rd ay evening.
T h i) G arfield avenue, P o rtlan d , la st S a tu r
Don’t F o rg e t and You W on’t R egret
Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
ban q u et Is tendered to th e native sons day aftern o o n . About a dozen ladies
and d au g h ters of the Oregon pioneers w ere p rese n t, including Mrs. Mabel
"Use w ant a d s’’—a good adage.
each y ear and Is an event of m uch In­ S ettlem ler of W oodburn, p a st g ran d
te re st.
Both Mr. M anning and his m atro n for th a t year. T hese in te re s t­
wife a re eligible for atten d a n ce at this ing m eetings are held every tw o
d in n er, as th e p are n ts of both w ere m onths.
pioneers.
Leon B aketel of P o rtlan d , w ell
«
Glen W inters, a freshm an a t Oregon know n to m any G resham people, is
Our herd has now reached such proportions
A g ricu ltu ra l College, sp e n t th e w ee k ­ rep o rted v ery 111 w ith shingles.
that a sale of some of the animals is an abso-
end at hom e w ith his p are n ts, Mr. and
At a re c e n t m eeting of th e sto c k ­
lute
necessity We have to offer, Baby calves,
Mrs. W. A. W inters.
h o ld ers of th e F a rm e rs ’ M utual E ire
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yearling,
and 2-year-olds. All of our own
R
elief
asso
ciatio
n
held
in
Portland^
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam T rim b le and
breeding from our great herd sires.
tw o ch ild ren , Lois and Lyle, drove H. W. S n ash all w as re-elected a d i­ ! S
over from M olalla Sunday and enjoyed re c to r and p resid e n t of th e board of
Prospective club members and others
a p le asa n t reunion and d in n e r w ith d irecto rs. W. G. K ane of P o rtlan d
w
as
re-elected
se
cretary
.
should avail themselves of this unusual oppor­
ch ild ren and g ran d c h ild ren a t the
home of Mrs. P. E. Stone. Miss
tunity to get the best right at home.
Mrs. M aggie Ulm, who has been ill
Spring styles from Stetson
B lanche T rim ble, who has been em ­ for sev eral m onths. Is rep o rted to be
and Merrit are now on dis­
Our herd has been government accredit­
ployed as telephone o p e ra to r In a in a c ritic a l condition a t her hom e on
play. They are unusually a t­
ed for the past four years. It is the great­
P o rtlan d exchange for some tim e past, Second stree t.
tractive and the price is sure
i has rec en tly suffered a rela p se from
Mrs. Jo h n R oberts h as been ill at
est prize winning herd at the countv fair
to pleuse you.
an attafck of th e flu and on th e advice h e r hom e for sev eral w eeks. She is
to r the past five years.
Spring
of a physician, has given up h er p o si­ being cared for by h e r ch ild ren , Mr.
tion for a m o n th ’s rest, re tu rn in g to and Mrs. F . C. H odge and Mr. and Mrs.
Caps
M olalla w ith h er p a re n ts S unday eve Ed. R oberts.
are
GRESHAM THEATER
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, February 20, 21 and 22
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Choice AI Yalta Hay
DANCING
35c
Prices
15c
Springer’s H all
i Famous Registered Hoisteins
Now Offered on the Market
Spring Styles
Just In
Nee our hiir window display.
$1 to $3
AylsWortl
M en ’ s
w ear
G RESH A M
New Spring Arrivals
Dotted Normandy Voiles,
colors are dawn, navy, cadet,
m andarin and rose.
3K-inch, yard 50c
Normandy Voiles in floral
designs.
lavender, ceris«*
and blue.
88-inch 5Sc
Mercerised Everfast Pam-
ico Suiting, colors in green
rose, yellow.
36-inch, yard, 58r
Heavy Satin Paced Canton
t repe. Colors, black, navy,
beige, T itian and white.
36-inch, yard. $2.75
Heal Japan i’ongc
34 inch, yard, 85c and $ 1 . 1 5 . ^ * ^
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See our new wide Kid Helts
in light green, beige, black,
dark blue and bunny. New
shades in red.
I-auey buttons and collar sets
HOSIERY AM» CNHERWEAR
Ladies’ Heavy Slik Mixed Vests, flesh color, each
Bloomer» to match, each............
A. Ii. BURNS,
¡ning.
Mrs. G eorge K enney w as b ro u g h t
hom e Monday from th e P o rtla n d S u r­
gical h o sp ital w here she has been for
th e p ast five weeks.
Miss Joyce K idder gave a v alen tin e
p arty S atu rd ay evening to 21 young
folks a t her hom e on F ifth stre e t. The
deco ratio n s of th e room s and th e r e ­
fresh m en ts ca rrie d out th e schem e of
h e a rts and cu p id ’s d a rts an d a d e ­
lightful tim e Is rep o rted by those
p resen t.
A. W. M etzger is confined to his
hom e for a few days by an a tta c k of
grip.
ALDERSYDE FARM
Mrs. Wm. W illiam s of n e a r New­
berg, Oregon, is th e g u est of h e r m o th ­
er, Mrs. F ie tta H ibbard, an d o th er
rela tiv e s for a few days.
I routdale, Oregon.
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Content for Wealth Producing Idea, j
Leave the People Free.
Mrs. B. A. M iller and little d au g h ­
Extended.
H e rb e rt H oover says it is th e bus!
te r have been b ro u g h t from a P o rt­
land hospital to th e ir hom e on W al­ m in e ^ DCeT en t 18 ma,1e b>’ th e COm' I " 688 ° f Kovernm ent to provide an open
lula H eights. Both a re rep o rted doing C ontest f CbargP ° f th e ,I7 S Prixc road for th e ex ercise of the individual
O regon’s " w e ik h °th
h ^ ,DCreaBe in itlatlv e <* lta citizens, not to sub-
well.
of h n ^ p o r T S a T X
' S
;
Mrs. E lla O liphant of A rleta d is­
L. M. Thom as, of Hood R iver, has
tric t, P o rtlan d , w as th e g u est today of
been appointed as successor to Jo h n
Mrs. C. E. R usher.
of being produced In th e sta te in clu d ­
M arston a t th e T w entieth C entury
w ealth, not to p roduce w ealth itself
ing g rain s, etc.. Into finished products
g ro cery and began his new duties
T
h a t g overnm ent is the w isest w hich
EX-MAYOR MILLER
co n serv atio n of w aste m ateria ls, es does not a tte m p t to perform those
Monday m orning. He expects to move
PINCHED FOR SPEEDING peclally wood w aste, and con crete fu n ctio n s w hich m ore localized agen­
his fam ily to G resham In th e n ea r fu ­
suggestions how to b rin g th is about, cies, go v ern m en tal or otherw ise, can
tu re. Mr. M arston w ent to H ubbard.
About ten days ago K. A. M iller m o­
S atu rd ay to o b tain a house an d will tored to Salem to ta k e in th e leg isla­ w hich w as o rig in a lly intended to close perform for them selves. It Is the bus­
move his fam ily th e re im m ediately. tive session. In cid en tally he got ta k ­ F eb ru ary 15th, th a t it has been ex ­ iness of g o v ern m ent to reg u la te and
He h as been prom oted from a sa le s­ en In. T h ro u g h some little o v ersig h t tended to M arch 1st to give everybody con tro l, not to m anage or operate. In
m an in th e G resham sto re to m a n a ­ in his h u rry to get th e re o r get aw ay, an o p p o rtu n ity to subm it his or her the stre ss of in te rn a tio n a l com peti­
suggestions.
g er of th e b ran ch at H ubbard.
tion. in th e endeavor to produce th e
or tem pted by S alem 's broad and
Among m a te ria ls th a t m ight be
Mrs. O. A. Cox gave a b irth d a y d in­ b eau tifu l stre e ts, he u n w ittin g ly ex ­
goods and c re ate th e m eans by w hich
m an u factu red at p re se n t a re grain s, to im prove living conditions, to ra ise
n er Monday a t noon in honor of her ceeded th e ca p ita l c ity ’s speed lim it
flax, su g a r beets, w hich in tu rn give
m other, Mrs. E. S. Beegle, of P o rtlan d , and w as handed a yellow slip by a
social sta n d ard s, and to in c re ase th e
rise to w aste p ro d u cts w hich m ight
in te lle ctu al cap acity of its citizenship,
and h er d au g h ter, Mrs. R uth Calkins, g en tlem an ly speed cop. Mr. Miller
be tu rn ed Into stock feed and used for
th a t nation will p ro g ress faste st and
w hose b irth d ay s occur th e sam e day w as in a h u rry to g et hom e so th e next
o th e r purposes. O ther w astes consist
fa rth e st w hich leaves its people fre e st
lan d w hose ages a rc 69 and 21 reap, ct- day he w rote th e m unicipal judge as
of stum ps, vegetable grow th, fru it re s­
| ively. T hose p rese n t w ere Mrs. E S. follow s:
from h am p erin g restric tio n s.
idue, etc.
Beegle. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C alkins and
“ Y esterday I visited your city and
E veryone Is eligible to en ter the
Portland Telegram Bargain.
tw ins. Mr. an d Mrs. O. A. Cox. Miss atten d ed th e le g isla tu re for th e first
contest. E n trie s should be addressed
T he P o rtlan d T elegram is m aking
Ada Beegle, of L ents, and Guy and tim e in my life."
On my d e p a rtu re I
special b arg ain offer lastin g until
to C ontest Com m ittee, 104 Oregon
Evelyn Cox.
w as presented w ith a very cordial In­ Bldg., P o rtlan d , Oregon. F irst prlz M arch 1. w hen th e y early subscription
Mr. an d Mrs. C harles L ato u rell and vitation to re tu rn , ns the Inclosed y el­ is $100 for th e best idea and is d o n a­ by m ail w ill be $3.75. Send your su b ­
sc rip tio n th ro u g h th e Outlook. Both
d au g h ter, of H eppner, Oregon, have low slip indicates.
ted by th e M arketing Com m ittee, P o r t­ p ap ers for one y ear, $4.50 —Adv.
“
It
will
he
im
possible
to
get
hack
to
been in G resham visiting frie n d s and
land ( ham ber of Com m erce; second
relativ es and also havlug some dental Salem rig h t aw ay, so if you w ill ad ­ prize $50 by th e P ro g ressiv e B usiness
Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm
w ork done. They ex p e rt to be a wav vise me the am o u n t of the fine I'll r e ­ Men's C lub; th ird prize $25 by th “ loans at 6 per cent. B. W T horne
front hom e ab o u t a week an d during m it a check.
P o rtlan d Ad Club.
Make your w ants know n through
1 in so rry I b roke your city o rd i­
th e tim e a re p lan n in g a Ashing trip to
th e W ant Ads.
th e coast.
nance, as I have had some experience
America on Wheels.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K ordenat, of along those lines m yself.”
We know th u t A m erica ru le s the
Oregon City, w ere Sunday g u ests at b u n t ' ' I r m l,
Ilir.iim h Bridge. w orhl in autom obile use and p ro d u c­
tion. having m ore autom obiles th an all
I th e home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E ast-
A heavy tru c k belonging to K n arr & the re st of th e w orld com bined, with
th 7 \
'
I man.
Son of T ro u td ale, broke th ro u g h the nnL .ons of m achines to spare. How
| G eorge P endleton, a race h o rse man
m
uch
do
we
rid
e?
b ridge ac ro ss Jo h n so n creek leading
T bf« co u n try in 1924 m an u factu red
who has been spending the w in ter in to th e A. H. D ow sett place south of
LASTS/
G resham , left T uesday for Tacom a G resham y esterd ay aftern o o n , cu t off b> m illion tires. A llow ing an average
m
ileage
of
fi.ooo m iles, w hich is low
w ith his horses.
traffic on th is p riv ate road and p re ­ and dividing by four, you find th at
1 he re g u la r m eeting of th e G. A R sented a problem w hich took until tire s enough w ere m ade in one year
,h an «'»fy aeven and a half
and of th e W. R. C. will be held next early th is aftern o o n to solve. The
billion m iles tra v e l — tw enty-seven
S atu rd ay at th e g ran g e hall
Very tru ck , w hich w as loaded w ith gravel hundred tho u san d tim es around
the
Im p o rtan t business w ill be tran sa cted Intended for th e D ow sett place, had ea rth .
and all m em beers a re urged to be* trav e rsed to th e fa rth e r side of the
Grape Vines.
p resen t. A basket lunch w ill be e n ­ bridge, when it gave way b eneath the
W
ordens,
Concords, N iagaras , one
joyed to g eth er a t noon
w eight and th e re a r end of th e tru ck
y ear old.
S plendidly rooted, su re
w as dropped into th e w ater, w hich Is grow ers.
Low prices. O rder now
I he reg u la r m onthly m eeting of the
about th re e feet deep at th a t place, H aro ld Oberg, C raig road,
A fter e a tin g or ra o k in e
high school board will be held at the
fo u rth
w hile the fro n t w heels of th e m achine house n o rth off B a rr road
W rtgleys freshens 1 the rnourk
TAbor
high »< hoo! building on T h u rsd ay ev e­
$dl4, P o rtlan d , R. 7, Box 966
and sw eetens the breath
ning of th is week, when th e q u estion w ere restin g on th e bank. R ichard
Nerve, are soothed throat Is
K n a rt, th e d riv er was u n h u rt. The
refitahlil and digestion aided
of allow ing dancing in the high school
.h f,
8 . * ro w l®K rapidly. Up
gravel was unloaded, th e broken tim ­ th e re they w elcom e good Im m igrants
So easy to carry thr little gadirt’
gym nasium is expected to be brought
bers rem oved and, by th e aid of block u h?» . W’’
im m igration.
up. tn addition to th e ro u tin e business and tack le
“ »re im p o rta n t even th an im ­
and a heavy cab le th e ”
of th e board. A petitio n has been c ir ­
tru c k was d raw n o ut of th e creek by m ig ratio n is hum an h ap p in ess and In­
cu lated ask in g for such perm ission
dependence. C anadians atten d to th a t
n a a d d a a »2
n v t a in
92 per
per cen
cen t t of
of farm
farm ers
ers own
own
f»nd It Is understoo d th a t rem on- a tra c to r from th e g ara g e of R aker « <o
Son.
No
dam
age
w
as
found
to
have
th
^,r
own
farm
s.
In
th
e
United
S tates
stra n c e s w ill also be presented.
been done to th e tru ck .
I only 62 per cen t own th e ir land the
o th e rs are te n a n ts paying rent.
rA Sweet Breath
at all times /
New Ginghams and Percales
$1.25
Shlfrnm V™01' s U in peach, pink and orchid’ made
from Llngette cloth, each...
$1.05
Ladies’ Comblnettea. flesh and pink, each
$2.05
Ladies Fibre Silk Combination Suits, each
$2.5 J
See our Famous
ARROW BRAND LADIES* HOSE
Colors Peach Hijnny, T itian, Grain. Beige Kacuuet
Log
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WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
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Phone 1411
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$3 l° 8 ,S0
now
ready
House of Quality”
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Cireshani, Oregon
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