COMMUNICATIONS
F airview Lodge No. 92. A. F. &
' A. M., S atu rd ay evening, M arch
7, 1925, a t 8 o'clock. V isiting b ro th ers
welcome.
WM H. STANLEY. S ecy .
L. A. HARLOW. W. M.
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STATED
President’s Dad
At Inauguration
J
Je n n ie co o k and also visiting w ith his
| GRESHAM LOCALS I cousin,
Mrs. S. F. P itts, has left for
Longview, W ashington. He has been
In honor of Miss E dith Stephenson, i an officer on th e “Lewis L u ck en b ach ”,
bride-elect. Miss D ella H ughes e n te r
th e la rg e st fre ig h te r u n d er th e A m eri
tained w ith a luncheon at H otel M ult
can flag and w as h ere ta k in g a re st
nom ah on S atu rd ay , F eb ru ary 28.
from his sea voyages.
Covers w ere laid fo r a few of Miss
In te rc o a sta l shpim ents of hides
H e re is a n u n u su a l value in
from P o rtlan d d u rin g 1924 w ere 2,315
»Stephenson’s m ost in tim ate friends.
T he J u n io r League, w hich has re
tons, an increase of 13 per cen t over
Miss Stephenson has se t M arch 14th
cen tly been organized a t th e Metho-
1923.
for h er wedding day. Many p arties j d lst ch u rch , w ith Mrs. G. K. Je n n e r as
have been planned in h er honor, d u r
su p erin ten d en t, had Its election of of
ing th e n ex t tw o w eeks.
ficers W ednesday aftern o o n and on
th e com ing W ednesday a t 3:35 th e in
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Crook, from
S ta r K ist is called th e “ S to c k
sta lla tio n of th e officers w ill ta k e
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Z keep aix honeet, eervtnd m en;
in g D iffe re n t” b ecau se of fe a
place
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a
I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B ushong and fam
( T h e y taught m e A ll I K n e w )
tu re s found o n ly in s to c k in g s
T h e ir name» are W H A T end W H Y
special ritu a l In stallatio n service.
ily. »Mrs. Crook was Miss W ll’s B ush
end W H E N
sold a t m uch h ig h e r prices. A
F ollow ing a re th e nam es of those
end H O W end W H E R E end W H O “
ong's piano In stru cto r w hen she w es
dozen new sh a d es fo r s p rin g
elected : K ath ry n M etzger, p resid e n t;
tc iP L iN a
la stu d en t a t S eattle-P acific College. R uth S terlin g , first vice p resid e n t;
W H A T w as th e D ec la ra tio n of L o n d o n /
a r e now on disp lay . See th e m
W H Y doea the date for Easter v a r y /
in o u r w indow .
T h elm a S alisb u ry , second vice p re s
A
num
ber
of
frien
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s
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
W H E N w a s the great p y ra m id of
I Virgil H ow ell, who moved h ere la st id en t; M yrtle M arston, th ird vice
Cheops bu ilt ?
H O W can you distingu ish a m a la ria l
week from Y achats to th e old Cathey p resid e n t; R uth W infree, fo u rth vice
m osquito ?
ran ch n ea r Cotton, drove out and p resid e n t; R obert S terlin g , secretary ,
W H E R E is C an berra ? Z e e b ru g g e /
Col. John Coolidge of Plym outh
W H O w as the M illb o y of th e Slashes /
spent the evening w ith them S atu rd ay Mrs. Je n n e r w ould be glad to have
Vt., who by the lig h t of a coal-oil
_ . ^ r* these six m en” serving you t o o /
R elatives from P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs o th e r Children of ju n io r age, from S
lam
p
and
th
e
old
fam
ily
bible
ad
G ive them an o p p o rtu n ity by piecing
| Paddock, w ere also p resen t. A nother to 14, enroll as c h a rte r m em bers of
m inistered th e oath of office co his
You will know Star Kist by the colored band In the top
| fam ily, the Rev. and Mrs. W aldron, of th is new organization.
son a t th e death of P res. H arding,
m ade th e trip to W ashington fo r
Y achats, are expecting to move to
the in au g u ratio n th is week.
Miss M arian R hoades, who holds th e
G resham soon to reside.
w o rld ’s reco rd as th e m ost rapid
INSURANCE K ilt FARMERS,
P lan s a re under w ay for th e tr a n s teac h er-ty p ist, gave a d em o n stratio n
in y o u r home,
T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire R elief fer of th e C harley H a rris hom e In th e
M e n ’ s w e a r
” S h o es
speed te st of th e W iese-Coover ty p e
s c h o o l, office,
Assn., of P o rtlan d , is upon its 21st E astm an addition to Mrs. A nna F u ll
w
ritin
g
system
a
t
th
e
high
school
at
clu b , lib r a r y .
<3 R E S H A M
year, and is th e la rg e st F a rm e rs Mu It is rep o rted th a t Mr. and Mrs. H arris
T h is “ S uprem e
th e fifth period today. She w ro te 133
tu a l F ire In su ra n c e A ssn, w est of th e w ill leave th is sp rin g for C alifornia.
A u th o r ity ” in a ll
w ords w ithout an e rro r and gave an
W e c a rry P h o e n ix S ilk H ose, $1.50 to $2.35
k n o w le d g e o ile rs s e rv ic e ,
Rocky m ountains. T he y ea rly re p o rt
In terestin g ta lk to th e stu d e n t body on
im m e d ia te , constant, la stin g , tru s t
filed w ith th e In su ra n c e C om m ission
Mrs. A. E. K essler of Sherw ood was th e advan tag es of th e system of ty p
er show s a to tal m em bership of m ore
w o rth y . A n sw e rs a ll k in d s o f ques
tions. A c e n tu ry of d e v e lo p in g ,
th an 13,000, w ith $20,500,000 in force, in G resham th e la tte r p a r t of last ing she rep rese n ts. She w as accom
an in crease of $2,500,000 over th a t of w eek on business.
e n la rg in g , and p e rfe c tin g u n d er ex
panied by Mr. W alker of th e B ehnke-
1923. T he fire losses for 1924 ag g re
a ctin g care and h ig h e st sch olarship
insures a c c u ra c y , c o m p le te n e s s ,
gated $55,000, all of w hich have been
Miss Mabel W in ters gave a rook W alker b u sin ess college and a s tu
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
ad ju ste d and pro m p tly paid. No low p a rty to a num ber of h e r frien d s on dent, a Miss E n g lish , w ho a fte r five
com pactness, a u th o rity .
W r i t , fur a sample page of the Afew W ordt
e r ra te on farm in su ran c e can be ob F rid a y evening. Miss H elen A nckorn m onths experience with the ty p e w riter
f pe?',n’.e?.
U v u la r and India Paper*, also
tain ed from any o th e r com pany in
booklet You are the J u ry ." price*, ete. To
is able to w rite a t a very rap id pace.
Oregon. If you believe in co -o p era one of th e high school In stru cto rs,
?^«TKcn/.i
T he te s t w as in ch a rg e of a re p re se n
w
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guests.
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G. * C. M E R R IA M C O .
ta tiv e of the New Y ork office of the
and need in su ran ce, call on P re sid en t
Springfield. Maas.. L I.S . ▲. Eat. 1831
H. W. S n ash all, a t th e F a ir G rounds
Miss M innie R obertson visited w ith W iese-Coover com pany.
G resham . P hone 2101.—Adv.
h er sister, Mrs. M. D avies a t Glad
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Maloy, son-in-
stone on S aturday.
Greslmni
Powell
Portland
law and d au g h ter of Mr. an d Mrs.
Phone
and
Ft. East Taylor
1591
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. L eavens of F o r Sim on Wold, arriv ed F rid a y from
Maple
Phone EAst 6399
est Grove, th e la tte r a siste r of W. C. K anatuck. A laska, for a v isit w ith
B urch, a re spending sev eral days at th e ir p are n ts and o th er rela tiv e s . Mr.
Maloy has been w orking for th e A sso
th e B urch home.
ciated Oil com pany d rillin g for oil
W ord has been received from Ray and Mrs. Maloy has been em ployed as
S e rio u s th o u g h t m u st be g iv en to
S tro n g a t San F ra n cisc o th a t he w ill cook for th e crew . W hen th e w orks
th e q u e stio n of H e a lth P ro te c tio n
tak e th e boat th e re today for P o rt sh u t down rec en tly u n til Ju n e they
in y o u r honie.
land. H e expects to rem ain at home took th e occasion to v isit frien d s here.
a t least a m onth, afte r w hich he w ish They a re looking th e co u n try over
es to atten d an a r t ex hibition a t th e and m ay decide to stay h ere in stead of
P alo A lto public lib ra ry , w here a re tu rn in g to A laska.
num ber of his p ain tin g s w ill be on
I t m a y cost a b it m o re to e m
display from A pril 1 to 15. He 13
Mrs. F. W. Mason and son Ivan and
ploy a c o m p e te n t w o rk m a n , but
th in k in g serio u sly of going to C hica little d au g h ter S hirley of W estport
by so doin g , you a re a b le to r e
go to continue his a r t stu d ies th is fall. visited S atu rd ay and S unday w ith th e
ceive th e k in d of se rv ic e you h a v e
E dw ard S tro n g will g ra d u a te from fo rm e r’s p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Printed Silk Crepes in
th e r ig h t to expect.
S tan fo rd th e la tte r p a rt of th is m onth Wold and o th e r relatives.
Titian, Blue, Brown and
and w ith his wife, fo rm erly Miss G er
C all me fo r c o rre c t in s ta lla tio n s .
G lenn W. Loomis, re c e n tly from
tru d e D ow sett, w ill come to G resham
reen shades.
A lbany, form er ow ner of th e Brow ns
fo r th e sum m er.
ville
Tim es, called a t th e O utlook of
New colors in Japanese Cotton Crepes. Gaze M ar
T he th ree ch ild ren of Mr. and Mrs. fice today and also on J. E. T aylor
P h o n e 1057.
O p posite H ig h School
vel Ginghams in silk mixed plaids.
E. W all, who live in th e so u th e astern n ea r G resham , w hose son, Milo, is th e
Women’s Collar and Cuff Sets in Linen, Lace and
p a rt of G resham , a re reco v erin g from p re se n t ed ito r of th e Tim es. Mr
an attac k of th e sc a rle t fever. They Loom is w as accom panied by his wife.
Starched Percales.
Mrs. M arion Jo h n so n and Miss E liza
have been in q u a ra n tin e sin ce early
W om en’s W ide L e a th e r H elts in new sim iles to m atch
beth Jo h n so n a re having a cem ent
in F ebruary.
Mrs. P. A. Gould, who has been vis w alk laid along th e 100 feet in fro n t
d ress m a te ria ls .
itin g w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs. C lar of th e ir resid en ce p ro p erty on w est
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning e n te r
ence Look, a t T he D alles, has gone ot F irs t stre e t. T he w ork is being done
tained Mrs. C. E. A ndrew s and d au g h
La G rande, Oregon, to v isit an o th er u n d er th e d irectio n of J. W. Fox, ce
Try the Heavy 'Thorn-proof Pigskin Glove; also
te r, Cleone, S atu rd ay aftern o o n . The
d au g h ter. Mrs. R o b ert Leighton.
Mule »Skin, Horse Hide and Light and Heavy Canvas.
m ent co n tracto r.
tw o fam ilies w ere neighbors a t The
D alles 18 y ea rs ago. T hey also hail
Official notification has come to th e
Mrs. B eata H ayes has been spending
Parents- encourage the
as g u ests Sunday aftern o o n and eve Rev. an d Mrs. A. S. H isey from New
children to care tor their teeth/
M en’s Parasilk Bear Brand Fibre Silk Sox, 50c grade.
ning th e ir son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. York S tate College of F o re stry , S y ra a few days w ith h e r siste r, Mrs. L.
Give th e m W ri g l e y ’s ’
L afe M anning, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam cuse U niversity th a t th e ir son O ury is N eedham . She is re tu rn in g to her
now, 35c
hom e in P o rtla n d today.
It removes food particles
E rte l and d au g h ter, V irginia, also on th e list of honor stu d en ts in the
from the teeth. Strengthens
Mrs. E rte l's m other, Mrs. M artha A. college, having attain ed a sta n d in g of
the gums. Combats acid
T
he
M
ultnom
ah
co
unty
fa
ir
board
Basey, all of P o rtlan d . Mrs. Ilasey's SO or b etter in his studies. H is sch o l
m outh.
m o th er died when they w ere crossing a rsh ip av erag e w as 88 1-7, w hich w as m et Monday evening, b ut little or no
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Gresham. O re e o n
Refreshing
and beneficial !
b
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w
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tra
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w
ith
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th e plains to Oregon in 1852, w hen she th e h ig h est in his class and second in
w as but tw o y ea rs old, and she w as th e college. Young Hisey Is sp ecializ ception of p assin g on a few sm all bills
adopted by M rs. M anning's g ra n d ing in pulp and p ap er m aking and is w hich w ere p resen ted for paym ent.
S’cztLED
T he board w ill m eet on th e com ing
m other.
ta k in g a tw o -y ear course a fte r having
T IG H T
T h u rsd ay evening. M arch 5, a t which
g rad u ated from W illam ette U niversity
K
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F red H oss is m aking plans to be la st Ju n e. He is fu rn ish in g th e paper, tim e tlie o rganization of th e new M ult
R IG H T
nom
ah
county
fa
ir
asso
ciatio
n
w
ill
be
gin th e co n stru c tio n of a g arag e on m ade by him self, for th e round robin
F re sh o r C ured, L ard, E tc., p re p a re d a n d sold u n d e r a b
effected.
his lot on w est F irs t street.
so lu te ly s a n ita ry c o n d itio n s a n d a t low est
le tte r of his college class m ates.
LADIES
Silk Hosiery
$ J . 00
W ebster ’ s
N ew I nternational
D ictionary
COAL
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BRIQUETS
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Daily Trips to Portland
Your Plumbing Must Be
Installed Right
New
Arrivals
Good Vfork
Wcli Done
RA LPH L. D A V ID SO N
GLOVES FOR MEN
after every meal *
SPECIAL
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
p o ssib le prices, yo u 'll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GEO. IHETL Prop.
Phono 1Ï1I
Gresham
A u ction Sale
Cf Dairy Cows, Farm Implements
At th e O. Wï TA KH FARM 1 M ile E a st .
S ection L ine ltond.
FRIDAY, MARCH (i. 1925
Sale lleglu> ut II o’clo ck
F ree l.n n rh nt Noon
16 Head Registered and High Grade Dairy Cattle
T hese Cows nr.» Young and Good P ro d u c ers
K e g h te re d J e rs e y
N ovem ber 22.
R eg istered J e rs e y
e n dune 2.
R egistered J e rse y
d a te of sa le .
R eg istered J e rse y
I.i'uisiori'ii J e rs e y
R eg istered J e rse y
R eg istered J e rse y
'1 w o tir a d e J e rs e y
G rad e J e rs e y Cow
G rade J e rs e y Cow
AU T u b ercu lin Tested
Cow. Z e n ith ’s M aid’s J o s e p h in e , w as fresh
Cow, J o s e p h in e ’s In d e p e n d e n c e , to fre s h
Cow, Q ueen of T ra p p e r C reek, fre s h by
'
Cow, Cleo M., was fresh O cto b er 2.5.
( ow , Cleo M’s P rin c e ss, to fre sh e n May 2d
C alf, i.a n g g u th ’s Nt. M aw es L assie.
C alf. B la s te r’s P rin c e ss L assie.
Cow s to fre s h e n by d a te of sa le
to fre sh e n in A pril.
to fre sh e n in May,
F ive H ead Young H o lste in a n d D u rh a m Cows, som e fresh
now , o th e rs by d a te of sale. O w ned by T. Van I lee. C o rb e tt, Ore.
MACHINERY
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V.r’' ’ ''1 .,U!1’
Tooth Harrow. Spike
(hr
!!.' « inW‘ ?
* *?w’ D-lneh Plow, Platform Scales, Wheel Barrow,
».dtlrs,
¡ K l e r ? 1”" " “
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M“ h ' *r'’ O r a t o r , t rates,’
?Umr ° r
• n<* legg
All »uni» over >20 six months* tim e
w ith approved note« bearing 8 per cen t In te r e s t A rran g em en ts for tlm on
p u rch a ses m ust be m ade w ith clerk before beginning of sale.
FRANK SPEYBROCK, Owner
A. MEYEKS, Clerk
COL W. 8. WOOD A SONS, Auctioneers
A req u est for Bibles for th e Louise
Home has come to th e local W. C.
T. U., and th is o rg anization, believing
th e re a re those who would be glad to
a s sist in th is way, a re ask in g those
who will to donate a Bible or th e 50c
n ecessary to p u rch ase a sm all book.
It is hoped th e re w ill be a generous
resp o n se to th is req u est. It is th e de
sire of th e m anag em en t to place a
Bible In th e h an d s of every g irl who
leaves th e Home.
Mrs. C. B. Allen- living ea st of
G resham , h as sev eral y ea rs' p u b lic a
tio n s of a num ber of th e leading
m agazines w hich she is d esiro u s of
giving aw ay. H er list in clu d es Red
Book. P icto rial Review, W om an's
Home Com panion and o th ers. A nyone
w ishing the m agazines should see her
o r telephone 166.
The Ideal M otor C ar.
It goes w’ith o u t saying th a t the
ideal autom obile should be noiseless,
free from v ib ratio n , pow erful, of sim
ple, stu rd y co n stru c tio n , w ith few
m oving p a rts to get o ut of o rd er and
re q u ire atten tio n , and w ith frictio n re
duced to a m inim um . It should he
T reatm ent.both
easily o p erated , flexible, capable of local and internal, and has been success«
Mrs. F ra n k L ines, of A lbany, has rap id acceleratio n , quick stopping, ful in the treatm ent o f C atarrh for over
been h ere for th e p ast week visiting ready at a m om ent's notice, free from forty years. Sold by all druggists.
witli her sou-iii-law and daughter- Mr. m echanical an d o th e r com plications, 4. J. C H E N E Y <S l CO., T oledo, Ohio
H arvey Cook, who has been sp en d and Mrs. (1. K. Je n n er. She exp ects to th eft-p ro o f, clean, room y and com
Compare It with «therm
ing th e w in ter w ith his m other, Mrs. leave for her hom e S atu rd ay .
fo rtab le. Most im p o rta n t of all. It
it ha« no equal"
m ust he p rac tica l, reliab le, serv ice
able and econom ical. In ap p earan ce
It should be so d istinctive and a ttr a c
CHEST OINTMENT
tive
as to cau se th a t ju s t pride th a t * *
Hie following are the regular subscription rates on Port-
com es w ith o w nership of a re a lly fine F o r the quick relief of C hest Colds,
and dailies and combination with Outlook, except for the car. T he body w ork should be typical Croup, P neum onia, Influenza and
bargain rates announced above.
of th e best tra d itio n s of th e coach- P leu risy P ains. P ric e 5«c.
F o r Sale by All D ruggists
One Year
W ith Outlook b u ild e r's a rt. In brief, it should be
OREGONIAN- Dally
rig h t in every detail.
$6.00
$6.35
th e la st w ord had been heard, fo r
OREGONIAN. Daily and Sunday
___ 8.00
8.Q0
T he reason for th e high favor w ith th ese im provem ents overshadow ed all
OREGON JOURNAL, Daily
___ 6.00
6.35
w hich th e closed type of autom obile th e previous ones th a t had been m ade.
OREGON JOURNAL, Dally and Sunday
8.00
8.00
is reg ard ed seem s obvious. T he well But com petition forced m a n u fa c tu re rs
I’ORTLAN I) T E LEG RAM
5.00
5.35
PORTLAND NEWS
b u ilt closed c a r affords, in sum m er to try and add new featu res, and the
5 00
5.00
and w inter, a g re a te r m easu re of co m succeeding y ears found fu rth e r addi
fort th a n is possible in th e open type tions, u n til today a e a r is sold w ith
of vehicle. W ith w indow s low ered, p ractical!) everything th a t is de
th e to u rin g sedan o r coupe become»! signed for efficiency and com fort.
an open ca r, providing protection
( o rre c t form in driving m eans m in
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from d ust, ra in sto rm s and o th er imum d rain on th e pocketbook. Vel
sum m er d isturbances. In th e w in ter vety sto p s and s ta rts p revent unusual
m onths, with w indows closed and stra in s on th e engine, clu tch , tr a n s
equipped w ith a h ealer, th e sedan or m ission. Axles and tires. They also
coupe alw ays is com fortable. And cu t down the consum ption of gasoline
jm fort. after all, is th e fa c to r th a t and oil. A well m ade engine, like a
m ost app eals to th e p resen t-d ay mo Sw iss w atch, is a sensitive th in g . It
to r-c a r ow ner.
re se n ts abuse, b u t responds w illingly
W hat will th e final eq uipm ent of and capably to g entle handling.—
autom obiles b e ’ T his Is th e question E rw in G reer, P re sid e n t G reer College
th a t is brought up alm ost every tim e of A utom otive E n gineering. Chicago.
Refreshments Served
several m otor-car ow ners g et togeth
COMMITTEE
er for a few m in u tes' ch a t on w hat
N ickerson's Je llie d chicken m ay be
B. W. THORNE
JACK SHULTZ
E W. AYLSWORTH
th e ir c a r can do.
served
In a few m inutes. Any way
ED. METZGER
W A. HESSBL
W hen tfie electric lig h tin g and
you like except roasted. Steam p res
s ta rtin g w as in stalled , it w as th o u g h t
su re cooked.
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REGULAR RATES ON DAILIES
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Masonic Hall
DANCE
Gresham
__ FRH)AY XIGHT, MARCH 6
Willoughby’s Imperial Orchestra
H afirs C a ta rrh
Medicine
AMBER-O-LATUIW
ill