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G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, NO. 11
GKES1IAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAY, APRIL
7, 192
SEARCH FOR FUGITIVE
ACCIDENT AVERTED BY
GRESHAM GRANGE WILL
FUNERAL OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM GIRL VAIN
QUICK WITTED DRIVER
HOLD UNUSUAL MEETING
MAN LARGELY ATTENDED
TROUTDALE CITY HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 11
GIG R A Y ’S ORCHESTRA
Good M anagem ent and Good Tim e A ssured
Gentlem en $1.0(1
Ladies Free
$1.50 Per Year
FAIRVIEW
<’. F. RISIIER MEETS
WITH AUTO ACCIDENT
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At th e hom e of Mrs. R. R. M orrill of j
The seatin g cap acity of th e B a p tist F airview on S atu rd ay a m ost profit- I As C. E. R u sh er was re tu rn in g from
church proved e n tirely in ad eq u ate to able and enjoyable day was spent by N ew berg F rid ay evening in com pany
accom m odate th e crow d w hich g a th a larg e group of F airview ladies Miss w ith four m em bers of th e baseball
ered last S unday aftern o o n to pay its Lucy Case of Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l team from G resham Union high school
farew ell resp e cts to th e m em ory of College p resided over th e second of w hich had played at N ew berg th a t af-
W ill R obertson, who died F rid a y a f th e n u tritio n m eetings an d u nder h e r j ternoon, he w as com pelled to face the
ternoon at th e hom e of his fa th e r, J. d irectio n a splendid luncheon w as ; a lte rn a tiv e of h ittin g an o th e r m achine
J. R obertson, one m ile east of G re sh served, each w om an atten d in g a ssist- ' o r to send his c a r into a deep ditch by
am. from a lin g e rin g illness. H e la c k ing in th e p rep a ra tio n of sam e. T he th e side of th e pavem ent. As th e re-
ed but fo u r days of rea ch in g th e 41st th ird m eeting is scheduled for May I su it of choosing th e fo rm er course, his
m ilestone of life an d died at th e farm th e 15tli when salad s of various kinds , O verland is in a G resham re p a ir shop
hom e w h ere he w as b orn. A bout 20 will be d em o n strated .
j dam aged to th e ex ten t of probably
m onths ago, w h ile engaged in con
T he follow ing te a c h e rs have been
*° HO©. ®hd he and th e occu-
stru ctio n w ork, he received a slig h t re-elected for th e com ing year. Mrs. ! l,an *8 °f th e au to are th a n k fu l to have
In ju ry w hich la te r developed into Lloyd T eg a rt, seventh and eighth I ®kcaped w ith th e ir lives,
blood poisoning. W hile in a w eakened g rad e: Miss Beryl King, th ird and
W hile ascen d in g a hill six m iles th is
physical condition, he co n tra cte d fo u rth , Miss B ourgeois, first and sec- side of N ew berg on th e re tu rn triD he
pneum onia and th is In tu rn resu lted in ond. T he te ac h er for th e fifth an d i saw a la rg e H upm obile driven by a
tu b ercu lo sis of th e bow els w hich w as sixth g rad e s has n ot as y et been se- I m an nam ed W est, of McMinnville, ap
lected.
th e d irect cau se of d eath . H is la st
An E a ste r sale and su p p e r w ill be p ro ach in g from P o rtlan d . W hen the
severe illn ess extended over a period
given F rid a y evening. A pril 10 in th e H up w as alm o st d irectly In fro n t of
of but tw o w eeks d u rin g w hich tim e city hall, u n d er th e au sp ices of the th e G resham people, for no ap p a ren t
he w as p ra c tic a lly helpless.
L adies Aid of th e M ethodist church. reaso n it seem ed to becom e u n m an
W illiam Louis R obertson w as th e T h ere w ill be plenty of good eats and ageable and th e d riv er th rew on th e
son of J. J. and M ary Bell R obertson. ca,1ily, as " e " “ • a Pro “ 8 “ »<i oth er
b rak e s w ith such force th e m achine
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useful a rtic le s for sale.
th e m o th er preced in g him in d eath
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E a ste r services w ith special m usic careen ed and tu rn ed aro u n d and in
th ree ami a h alf y ea rs ago. He is an ,j serm on by th e p asto r, the Rev. an o th e r second w as headed in th e op
survived by his wife, K ath erin e, and E. R. D. H ollensted, w ill be held at posite d irection, or d irectly in fro n t of
tw o ch ild ren , R uth an d D onald: his Ith e Sm ith M em orial ch u rc h Sunday R usher. A collision w as inevitable.
m orning a t 11 o’clock. Also th e re w ill
Zion Evangelical Church.
be a reception of new m em bers. S un T he O verland h it th e back of the
80th
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and
day school w ill convene at th e u su al la rg e r c a r w ith th e re su lt th e fro n t
T he G resham circ le of th e W om en's
U nion w ill m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs. tw o siste rs, Mrs. M ischa Davies, of h o u r of 10 o’clock. T he an n u al co n w heels and fen d ers w ere badly d am
g reg atio n al m eeting w hich w as held
A. R uegg on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2 G ladstone, and Miss M innie R o b ert F rid ay evening proved a very enjoy- 1 aged, th e fram e b en t and a m inor r e
son, of G resham . O ther rela tiv e s are
o ’clock.
able occasion. A sh o rt b ut in te restin g p a ir n ecessary to th e engine.
J u s t enough ra in had fallen to m ake
by
C haplain
Good F rid a y serv ices w ill be co n an au n t, Mrs. E lizab eth M cLain and ad d ress w as given
ducted in th e E n g lish lan g u ag e on Guy and M arian R obertson, cousins, W. S. G ilbert, th e new executive sec th e pavem ent slippery, an d th is is
ta ry of th e P o rtlan d P resb y tery . th o u g h t by Mr. R u sh er to be th e di
F rid a y m o rn in g a t 10:30 o’clock. T he of G resham , also a n um ber of cousins re
Mrs. E lb e rt Stone sang. T he p asto r
who
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fu
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eral
from
public is co rd ially invited.
also gave a re p o rt of th e y e a r’s m in re c t cau se of th e accident, and it is
istries. T he re p o rt from th e tr e a s also his opinion th a t w hen th e H up
An E a ste r p ro g ram by th e elem en S p rin g d ale and o th e r n earb y tow ns.
T he Rev. E. N. Long had ch a rg e of u rer, S unday school su p e rin ten d e n t sta rte d to skid th e d riv er lo st his head
ta ry d ep a rtm en t of th e S unday school
and serv ices in both th e E n g lish and th e fu n eral service an d m ade fitting an d from th e w om en's society in d ic a t an d in stead of releasin g th e b rak es a
ed a h ealth y condition in th e ch u rc h 's
G erm an lan g u ag es w ill be held on rem a rk s from th e w ords found in life. No new officers w ere appointed rea so n ab le degree, he jam m ed them
Psalm s- 103: 15-17.
He em phasized to ta k e th e place of Jo h n W. T ow n on th e m ore. T he M cM innville m an is
E a ste r S unday m orning.
th e brevity of life and c o n tra ste d th e send, deceased, who w as ch airm an of incifned to tr y to place th e blam e on
T he P o rtlan d Sym phony o rc h e stra ju stice and m ercy of God. In his a d th e board of tru ste e s, or of A. H. F u l Mr. R u sh er, say in g if he had dimm ed
an d th e P o rtlan d Sym phony ch o ru s in dress he com pared th e fra ilty of life to ler, ru lin g eld er w ho died last m onth. Ills lights p ro p erly , the accid en t would
com bination w ill give a g ran d co n cert a vapor, a ta le th a t is told an d a T he budget for th e com ing y ear is not have o ccu rred . T he Hup w as not
n early subscribed. S everal linprove-
to m o rro w , W ednesday night, at the
m unicipal au d ito riu m . T his w ill be w eaver’s sh u ttle, and closed w ith a inents of th e ch u rch p ro p erty are con- dam aged to an y noticeable ex ten t, and
an u n u su a lly a ttra c tiv e program and , forceful adm onition to th e living, A ! teinplated th is year, both on th is and w as ■able to proceed on its own pow er.
' offers a ra re tr e a t to m usic lovers of q u a rte t com posed of th e Rev. D. M. ' on th e T ro u td a le p ro p erty . The new T he boys an d Mr. R u sh er got home as
w hich th is locality h as a co m m en d Cathey, Jack so n Jo n es. Mrs. E. N. a rra n g e m e n t en tered into la st year, b est they could and th e dam aged auto
w hereby th e p asto r supply th e w ork
able num ber.
Long and Mrs. C. D .Cathey, w ith Mrs. in T ro u td ale, gives a la rg e te rrito ry w as tow ed to G resham th e day follow
T he B ank of G resham pays 5 per Ja ck so n Jo n es a t th e piano, sang, for th e p a rish and it is hoped by ing.
cent in te re st on tim e d eposits.—Adv "H om e of th e S oul,” "A sleep In J e s u s ” an o th er y ear th e tw o fields will b e
come self-su stain in g .
and "Abide W ith Me.”
LUSTED
T he F airview g ran g e w ill m eet in
At th e conclusion of th e serv ices a t an all-day session S atu rd ay , b eg in
T
he
com
m
ittee of th e L usted P a r
th e ch u rch th e p a llb ea re rs, C laude ning a t 11 o’clock. L uncheon will be
en
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each
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asso ciatio n h as decided
served
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12:80
and
nt
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Stockton, F red H oss, C laren ce C athey,
U, G. S aiki, Ted 'W right and I. 8. o’clock w ill occur th e le ctu re hour to postpone its re g u la r m eeting of
w hich w ill be open to th e public.
K orsund, c a rrie d th e rem a in s ac ro ss M em bers of th e g ran g e w hose b irth A pril 10 u n til May 8, on account of
th e ch u rch y ard to th e G resham cem days occur d u rin g Ja n u a ry , F eb ru ary p rev ailin g sick n ess in th e school and
etery w here in te rm e n t took place. and M arch a re especially urged to be neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D ollow ltch are th e
A fter th e low ering of th e ca sk e t th e p resen t. T h ere w ill be a ro ll call for
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q u o ta tio n s a p p ro p ria te for birthdays, proud p a re n ts of a baby g irl who a r
p a llb ea re rs Allied th e g rav e w hile th e C ounty A gent S. B. H all will give a rived a t th e ir hom e S unday night.
q u a rte t sang a n um ber of a p p ro p ria te ta lk on p o ta to cu ltu re and the Rev. T he m other w as fo rm erly Miss Je an
selections one of w hich w as, "B e a u ti Mr. H ollensted w ill Hpeak on "How Lent who ta u g h t in th e vicinity of
G resham se v eral y ears ago.
ful Isle of S om ew here.” T he g rav e Old A rt T h o u ?”
w as th en e n tire ly covered w ith th e ......... .................................................................................................... nonni
lovely floral offerings of th e m any fo r
m er frien d s and asso cia te s of th e dead.
Mr. R obertson w as w ell know n in
G resham and vicinity, having sp e n t
p ra c tic a lly all of his life here. He
w as w ell th o u g h t of am ong his fellow
w orkm en aud m any ex p ressio n s of r e
g re t at his u ntim ely d e p a rtu re w ere
heard from those who knew an d e s
teemed him. H is widow w as th o u g h t
fully rem em bered by m any and kind
w ords w hich helped to allev iate th e
stin g w hich death alw ay s leaves In Its
w ake. Som etim e before his death Mr.
A beautiful array of
R obertson accepted an d m ain tain ed a
color» in Spring and
saving faith in th e C h ristian religion
and left th e a s su ra n c e th a t he w as
Summer material»
fully p rep ared for the g rea t change.
Among those w ho cam e o u t from
P o rtla n d for th e fu n eral w ere th e
Revs. B. F. Sm alley, BenJ. Y ates and
W. T. Klotzba« h, also C harley T h ay er,
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. D ubois, Mr. and
Mrs. L egasse, Mrs. M ary Cyders and
F ra n k Sigsby. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k
Dickey and Mrs. M aggie Solomon,
cousins, w ere p rese n t from Oregon
Ameoskeaff Gingham Dresses
C ity; Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert Stone, also
cousins, w ere h ere from W oodburn; I
Percale Aprons in pleasing colors
from S p rin g d ale th e re w ere relativ es, t
Mrs. S allia M ershon, Mr .and Mrs. J. '
W. M ershon, Mr. and Mrs. R obert L a r
son and Mrs. A nnie Rogers.
E d n a W infree,
th e
14-year-old j W hat m ight easily have resu lted in
G resham grad e school g irl who left ! a serious accident la st F rid a y sh o rtly
h e r hom e a week ago to accom pany a : before noon w as av erted by th e cool-
youth to V ancouver, W ashington, headedness of th e d riv er, W ilson
w h ere a m a rria g e cerem ony w as to E astm an , who w as going n o rth on
have been perform ed, is still a fugitive I Main stre e t in his F o rd coupe. As he
au d is said to have been seen Sunday i w as about opposite th e au to top shop
in th e locality of Sandy, in com pany of S. E. P alm q u ist, Mrs. A. A nderson,
w ith th e m an. A ll efforts to locate
th e m issing d au g h ter by P. W. W in- w ife of the P o rtla n d E lectric Pow er
free, th e d istra cte d fa th e r, have been i com pany sta tio n ag en t a t Bull Run,
w ith o u t avail. Mr. W int'ree is an em suddenly d arte d alm o st d irectly in th e
ploye of the C olum bia B rick W orks path of his m achine. To avoid s tr ik
and w as se p arate d from his wife, who
is rep o rted to be m a rrie d again and ing h er he sw erved sh a rp ly to th e left,
living in P o rtlan d . E dna w ith a p u llin g up onto th e sidew alk, th e
yo u n g er sister, R uth aged 11, paid n u bum p ers of th e c a r h ittin g th e b rick
m ero u s v isits to th e m other a t her w all of P a lm q u ist’s building and com
a p a rtm e n ts in th e city and it is said
th a t it w as on one of th e se trip s to ing p erilously n ear his w indow s. In
P o rtla n d th a t she becam e acquainted th e excitem ent th a t ensued Mrs. A n
w ith th e m an, H arold M onker, of derson fell to th e p av em en t and s u s
P o rtlan d , aged 18, w ho induced h er to tain ed slig h t in ju rie s to h er back and
leave h er f a th e r’s hom e and go to
V ancouver to be m a rried . T heir a t low er lim bs, b ut it is not th o u g h t h er
te m p t to obtain a m a rria g e license a t fall w as caused by th e m achine s tr ik
V ancouver m et w ith defeat and the ing her, b u t r a th e r w as due to her
couple cam e to Sandy w here it is re try in g to get o u t of its way. A n u m
p orted they reg istered as m an and
w ife a t a boarding house. They ob ber of b y stan d ers ex p ressed th e o pin
tain ed em ploym ent n ea r Sandy and ion th a t Mr. E astm an exercised ju d g
had com e into th e tow n to purch ase m ent in h an d lin g his m achine, th u s
su p p lies w hen th e g irl w as recognized saving the w om an from m ore serio u s
by a
fo rm er
acq u ain tan ce, w ho
p ro m p tly notified th e au th o rities. injury.
H ow ever, before th e fa th e r w ith a dep
Notice to Dog tinners.
u ty could locate them at th e farm
w h ere th ey had" begun to w ork, they
It w ill be u n law fu l for o w n ers of
escaped to the woods and nothing def
in itely h as been seen o r heard of them dogs to allow them to ru n a t la rg e in
th e city of G resham afte r A pril 1, a c
since.
T he fa th e r is a h a rd w orking in cording to city ordinance.
d u strio u s type of m an w ho ow ns a
E. H. KELLY, M arshal.
hom e ab o u t two blocks w est of the j
high school. He has endeavored to fo rts in his se arch for th e older one.
provide th e p ro p er environm ent for j R uth is being cared for a t th e hom e of
h is d au g h te rs and is sp a rin g no ef- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. W hite.
DANCE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
P la n s a re u n d er w ay for an un
u su al an d in te re stin g m eeting to be
held on th e regular* m eeting date.
A pril 11, w hen th e degree team and
i officers an d o th e r m em bers of E a ste rn
S ta r g ran g e w ill be p re se n t fo r the
day. T he degree team w ill exem plify
th e w ork of th e th ird and fo u rth de
grees w ith b ea u tifu l and elab o rate
tab leau x . It is expected th a t about
70 m em bers of E a s te rn S ta r g ran g e
w ill be p rese n t, 30 of whom a re in th e
team . T he g ran g e w ill be called to
o rd er pro m p tly a t 10:30. It is ex
pected th a t G resham g ran g e w ill be
o ut in fo rce a t th a t tim e. At noon th e
u su al pot luck d in n e r w ill be served
to g ran g e rs. A fine p ro g ram is being
a rra n g e d for th e le c tu re h o u r a fte r
d in n e r, w hich w ill be open to th e
public.
A special m eetin g of G resham
g ran g e h as been called for W ednes
day evening, A pril 8, to begin p ro m p t
ly a t 7:30, to m ake a rra n g e m e n ts for
th e re g u la r m eeting on S atu rd ay . It
is im p o rta n t th a t a ll g ra n g e rs co
o p era te in th is w o rk .
EASTER FROCKS
Fashions Own Creations
Distinctly new, this group of frocks combines
the chic and loveliness th a t one expects only in
expensive high-priced frocks with a price th a t
makes it possible for every woman to have two
new Spring frocks at the price she would ordi
narily pay for one frock of this type. The new
silhouette, softer and more fem inine than the
straight, uncom prom ising silhouette of form er
seasons, is introduced in m any strikingly indi
vidual ways, in order to keep the slenderness one
found in the boyish lines of the piece frock. Soft,
graceful folds of m aterial give the frocks the
.slight flare introduced for Spring wear.
1 5 95 to $25
In Our Ready-to-Wear
Show ing Fashions Forecast for 1925 in
Ladies' and Misses' Top Coats
Mannish Styles, Military Cut, Belted Backs and
Straight Backs, Single and Double Breasted, all of the
light shades so popular this season in plaids and solid
tolors.
*1595 to »2485
EASTER MILLINERY
for Misses' and Children
Chic, gay little hats, th a t are Parisienne in every detail.
Tiny, close-fitting models, charm ingly simple, or larger
hats with top trim m in g . O thers with roll brim aud
stream ers. An exceptional wide variety in models and
fabrics.
$1.25 to $2.75
WACK <& CO.
Park here and shop in comfort."
GRESHAM
Rock wood (luh Postpones Ila nee.
T he Rockwood Social club h as a n
nounced a po stp o n em en t of th e d ance
w hich w as to have been given on
A pril 11, because of a conflict of dates
with th e P o w p llh u rst A thletic club,
w hich is p lan n in g a d ance on th a t
date. T he n ex t d an ce of th e R ock
wood club w ill be on S atu rd ay eve- 1
ning, A pril 25, In th e Rockwood
g ran g e hall.
Infant Succumb« to Pneumonia..
Mabel L orain, in fa h t d a u g h te r of
Mr. and Mrs. F W M artin, died of
b ro n ch ial pneum onia la st T uesday
evening, M arch 31. She w as born
F eb ru ary 17, 1925. T hose left to
m ourn h er ea rly d eath a re th e p a r- i
«nta, a b ro th er and a sister. F u n eral
services w ere conducted T h u rsd ay af- (
tern o o n , A pril 2. a t th e Mt. Scott c r e
m atorium . th e Rev. H. R. G eb h ard t I
officiating.
Acreage for Male.
Five ac re s on Pow ell stre e t In 1
G resham for sa le: in b erriea and fru it,
four-room house and b arn , S27OO; ,
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WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. '
hone 1411
Gresham, Oregon
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Of The Gresham Fruit Growers Association
To those who have contracted with us for the sale
of their stock and have not taken a receipt for their
certificates, we wish to announce that they should do
so at once, as the delay is holding up the placing of the
certificates in escrow as agreed. And to all other stock
holders who wish to contract, they should do so prompt
ly in order that their shares may be included in the
same escrow agreement.
THE BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO.
C. B. GREENE, Secretary
lle o o w ill g ive pos • sslo n . b a la n c e 6
per te n t.
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