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T U S D ay . APB1I. 21,
Corbett Seniors to Present Play.
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“ N othing But th e T ru th " w ill be
p resen ted by th e seniors of Colum bian
high school a t C orbett on S atu rd ay
evening. A pril 25. The cast for th is
p o p u lar school play Includes H aroi?
C ham berlain,
L aw rence
A nderson.
R aym ond Reeves, F red E tling, A lbert
S ö derström . D oris Emily, Betty H a­
gen. D olores M organ. Luclle K incaid.
M a rg a re t P ulliam and Mabel H ard ­
ing. T he m anagem ent co n sists of
E dw ard P arso n s, bu sin ess; Leonar-1
C a rte r, p ro p erty ;
M ildred S urber.
co stum e;
H alb e rt B abbitt, stage;
M arjorie Bush, p ro m p te r; Bella Reed,
candy sa le s;
M yrtle C a rter, head
u sher. Miss R uth H einrich w ill play
piano solo.
Any tro u b le s?
Call Dr. Classified.
CORBETT
m onthly m eeting la st T uesday evt
nlng. T h ere w as a good attendance.
Com plim enting Mrs. F ra n k K nier- R efreshm ents w ere served.
lem, a num ber of th is estim ab le lady's
friends g ath ered a t her home last
PLEASANT HOME
T h u rsd ay evening to celeb rate her 43d
birthday. The evening was very p le a s - ; Mr. and Mrs. H arry C arlson, th e la t­
an tly spen t w ith card s and social chat. te r rem em bered as Miss Mabel S lo o t,
R efreshm ents of ice cream , cake and a re th e proud p are n ts of a baby gi I
coffee w ere served.
born A pril 18 at the residence of Mrs.
Lew is Reed m ade a business trip to A. Radford, of Sandy Bluff.
McGown's can n ery la st T hursday.
The O rient P aren t-T each er asso cia­
T h irty -eig h t of th e high school stu tion has changed th e d ate of its m eet­
dents su rp rised A daline E vans by ing from April 24 to A pril 23, the
g ath erin g a t h e r hom e la st F rid a y eve­ m eeting to be held at the schoolhouse
ning w here th e evening w as sp e n t in in O rient on th e la tte r date. The
change w as m ade on account of the
playing gam es.
Owen E m ily re tu rn e d from the program to b» rendered by the Wll
lam ette U niversity Glee club a t the
S h rin e r’s ho sp ital la st week.
high school on F rid ay evening. Th">
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r circle held its P.-T. A. program , w hich will include
several num bers from G resham mu
sicians and sin g ers, prom ises to be an
in te restin g one and w ill be followed
by refreshm ents.
DANCE
In a new ly com piled re p o rt of the
A m erican Je rse y C attle club w hich
show s the sta te cham pion Je rse y cows
for th e sta te of Oregon, ap p ears th e
nam e of “E m press L ass of Ingleside
th e p ro p erty of B. C. A ltm an, an ex ­
tensive ra ise r of Je rse y cattle. In
365 days she produced 911.52 poun.ls
of b u tte rfa t and 15,389 pounds of milk
given under auspices of the
ROCKWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 25
__________
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
SHAVER ORCHESTRA
Come and have a good time.
giman
High School Play n t T routdale.
A play, "N othing But the T ru th ,”
w ill be given by th e C orbett high
school u nder th e auspices of th e E a s t­
ern S tar Social club of T -o u td ale at
th e T ro u td ale city h all W ednesday,
April 29, a t 8 p. m. Adm ission, ad u lts
35c, children 6 to 12, 15c, reserved
seats 50c.—Adv.
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Summer Dress Goods
Attractive Patterns in I oiles, Organdies, Suitings
Say it th e W an t Ad way.
After EveryMeal^
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VOILES
V oiles, the coolest of sum­
mer fabrics, may be had in
printed or plain, colors, jade,
peach, pink, blue, yd. . 50c
P a ss it around
after e v e r y meal.
G ive the fa m ily
th e b en efit o f its
aid to d ig e stio n .
Cleans te e th too.
Keep it a lw a y s
in
the h o u se .
g
s
New Line of Corsets and Underwear
Silk Vests and Bloomers
WALRAD MERCANTILE C O .! G Costs little - helps much "
Phone 1411
The House of Quality
Gresham 1
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WRKLET5
AT LAST
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
IS W ITH IN THE REACH OF ALL WHO DESIRE IT.
H ave you ever thought about what shall be done with
your body and the bodies of your loved ones
when they pass aw ay?
Why not, and why not now, while you have full
possession of your faculties?
You have three options:
CREM ATION
EARTH BURIAL
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
Most of us naturally shrink from the thought of
cremation, and earth burial has many
unpleasant features.
Vault Entombment in the new Mt. Scott Mausoleum,
built of concrete in the eternal hills, and provided with
perpetual care, with the com forts o f home, light, heat,
rugs, easy chairs, plants, etc., and where we can think
without a shudder of our dead lying, and all this furn­
ished at a price within the reach of all, from $175 up,
and on very favorable terms.
For further information or an interview phone our representa­
tive for this district, M r. A. M. Russell, TAbor 9001, or communi­
cate with the address given below.
M OUNT SCOTT M AUSOLEUM
OF
Mount Scott Park Cemetery
A. D. KENWORTHY, Mgr.
420 H enry Bldg., Portland
BRoadway 2307
r
PARMER MAKES PLEA
FOR A«KM I l.TI Hl
C h a rte r No. 65
REPORT OF THE CONDITION (IF ^ ™ 0 Dlitr,ct N° - 12
BANK OF GRESHAM
W alter R am ser. w ritin g to th e O ut­
look from Union Home, m akes a p i. a At G resham ,
in th e S tate of Oregon, a t close of business A pril 6th, 1925.
for th e building up of the agriculture*
RESOURCES
co u rse in th e high school, and sen t > 1. L oans and discounts, including red isco u n ts show n in item s
29 and 30, if a n y ..............................................................................
in item s of in te re st concern in g th a .
>205,843.39
th riv in g com m unity in th e follow ing 2. O verdrafts, secured and u n se c u re d ......................................................
1,029.65
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, including foreign g overn­
le tte r:
m ent, sta te , m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., including those
T he a g ric u ltu ra l co u rse in th e
show n in item s 30 and 35, if a n y ..................................................
78,988.59
G resham High school seem s to be 5. Stocks, secu rities, claim s, liens. Judgm ents, e
t
c
. ’
2.041.7»
destined to become a rea l storm cen
6. B anking house, >7,500,00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, >3,880.84
11.380.84
ter. Because in te re st in th a t course 7. R eal estate owned o th er th a u banking h o u se ........................... J . .
is said to be lacking, th e w hole th in g 9. (ab) Cash on hand in v au lt and due from banks, b an k e rs and 18.075.65
may be u ltim ately discontinued. Now
tr u s t com panies designated and approved reserv e ag en ts of
the question is: can stu d en ts no lo n g ­
th is bauk .........................................................................................
56,131.77
er be induced to tak e up ag ric u ltu re
E xchanges for clea rin g house and Items on o th er b an k s in the
because farm in g does not appeal to
sam e city o r tow n as rep o rtin g b a n k .....................................
583.50
them , or a re they being discouraged,
C hecks on b an k s outside city or tow n of rep o rtin g b an k and
d irectly o r indirectly, by m aking oth er
o th e r cash i t e m s ....................................................................
1,116.09
courses m ore a ttra c tiv e ? T he w riter,
T otal cash an d due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10 and 11. >57,831.36
for one, fully ap p re cia tes th e v alu e of
ath letics, especially d u rin g high shool
T otal ..............................................................................................................>375,191.27
age. But 1 have been often w on d er­
LIABILITIES
ing how th e stu d en ts can do ju stic e to 16.
C apital stock paid In ...................................................................................> 15.000.00
th eir studies when ath letics seem to be
5 non no
the chief attra c tio n , nu rsed aud fos­ 17. S u rp lu s fund .....................................................................................
(a) Undivided profits ................................................................ >8 866 17
'
tered at every opp o rtu n ity . If a g r i­ 18. (b)
Less c u rre n t expenses, in te re st and tax es p a i d . ? / 5^356 35
3,509.82
cu ltu re, w hich is of a vastly g re a te r
73.43
im portance n atio n ally th a n ath letics, 19. R eserved for taxes, in te re st and d e p re c ia tio n ...................................
DEMAND D EPO SITS, o th er th an banks, su b ject to re s e rv e -
w ere as m uch encouraged as th e la:-
ter, th e re w ould not be any sufficient 23. Individual deposits su b ject to check, Including deposits due
th e S tate of Oregon, county, cities or o th er public fu n d s ........ 162 309 79
reason for com plaint about in te re st in
1,858.04
th is course. Dr. C. W. H uett, in his 24. D em and certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ........................................
2.150.32
recen t defence of ag ric u ltu re in o u r 25. C a sh ier's checks of th is bank o u tstan d in g payable on d e m a n d ..
285.00
high school, rig h tly sta te s th a t fa rm ­ 26. Certified checks o u tsta n d in g ............................................................
T otal of dem and deposits o th e r th a n b ank deposits, su b ject to
ing is th e m ost u tte rly dem oralized
reserve,
item
s
23,
24,
25,
26...........................................
>166.603.15
business of consequence. W ith p ra c ­
TIM E AND SAVINGS D EPO SITS, subject to reserv e and pay ­
tically all o th er forces, political, In­
able on dem and or su b je ct to notice;
d u strial, and even ed ucational, fight­
ing us, disorganizing and robbing us, 27. Tim e certificate of deposit o u tsta n d in g ................................................ 87,005.32
p rejudicing us, one ag a in st th e other, 28. S avings deposits, payable su b jecet to n o tic e ..................................... 97 999 55
T o tal of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and or su b ­
and th en schools an d colleges lu rin g
je c t to notice, item s 27 and 28..................................... >185,004.87
the best of our young folks uway from
farm ing by m aking everything else,
T otal .......................................................................
such as th e professions, and office
>375.191.27
S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
work, m ore attractiv e, m ore d e s ir­
able, is it a w onder th a t the fa rm e r's
!• R- A. M iller, ca sh ier of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear th a t
boys ta k e up o th er cou rses of study
th e above sta te m e n t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and belief.
th an farm ing?
R ather th an d iscontinue th is course, CORRECT—A tte st; H. A. Lew is, W. E. M arkell, A. F. M ilVer^Dlrectors.
include in it ag ric u ltu ra l economy, ex ­
Subscribed and sw orn to before ma this 15th day of A pril, 1925.
plaining the p rin cip les of the Roche-
M. C. HAGBERG, N otary Public.
dale system , show ing how cooperation
My com m ission expires Sept. 22, 1926.
benefttted the C anada w’heat farm ers,
th e D anish d airy m en ; th e Je rse y
Island breeders, th e C alifornia fru it
grow ers, the Hood River apple g ro w ­
ers. Get a man to teach th is b ran ch
of the w ork who believes in co o p era­
tion like R ockefeller believes in oil
aud as F o rd believes in his flivver,
I J
and the a g ric u ltu ra l course w ill m ake
o u r th e m ost d istinguished high school
Ride in
I'.verfast Suitings in beautiful shades, Specially
priced at, the yard.................................................. „ 58c
Come in and see the pasted shades in neckwear
and Silk Scarfs
PAGE THREE
Guy H ayes has gone back to his old
job of scalin g lum ber. H e h as been
here about a y ear and a half, w orking
th e farm of J. S. Y east, his fath e r-in -
law. for h alf the crop, he doing m ost
of the labor and Mr, Y east fu rn ish in g
everything else. Now m ost of th e
stock is sold and Mr. Schw edler Is
doing th e chores w hen Mr. Y east is in
town.
A1 P eier, new road m aster, has been
doing q u ite a bit of road w ork re c e n t­
ly. w hich is m uch ap p reciated , esp ec­
ially th a t on th e T aylor road.
Rudolf and H erb ert M ullenhoff are
keeping th in g s hum m ing up on th eir
hill. Buying and delivering alfa lfa
hay in carlo ad lots, doing tru ck in g for
th e neighbors and carin g for th e ir ten
acres of ra sp b e rrie s, besides some
straw b e rrie s, Is su rely keeping them
busy.
Mr. Lem ke is c u ttin g wood for
R am sers.
T he R iverview m ilk tru c k Is no
longer m aking th is route. A p riv ate
tru ck is now ru n n in g in th e opposite
d irection for th e sam e com pany.
We no longer get our Jo u rn a l a t 2
o’clock in the aftern o o n , nor does It
come from G resham . But a Mr. Ben
son from Jen n e statio n , betw een Lin
nem ann ju n ctio n and Sycam ore, gets
the p ap er from th e stag e a t Liiuie-
niann and arriv e s h ere about 5 o'clock,
this being n ear th e end of his route.
From h ere he goes down th e cut-off
and s tra ig h t home. Mr. Benson de­
livers n ea rly 200 dailies, and m any
m ore on Sunday.
Mr. S ch u b ert had some 1000 of his
own egRs incubated, of w hich about
700 hutched.
S chw eidlers got 500 chicks from
Mrs E ek stran d of the Maple Leaf
P o u ltry F arm , w hich is located on thu
low er end of th e cut-off road on th e
F o ster road.
S. A. R oberts seem s to be one of th e
m ost su ccessful b erry gro w ers. Las*
y ear he h arv ested nine and a h alf tons
of ra sp b e rrie s from th ree ac res of
ground. Ho keeps in close touch w ith
O. A. C. and s tric tly follow s Its a d ­
vice, co nsequently his success.
L ouis H offm elster, who had been
serio u sly ill d u rin g th e w in ter, is out
ol bed again, very m uch improved.
W ilson co rn e rs sees m ore Sunday
traffic averaged every year. R ecently
th e traffic averaged a ca r every five
m in u tes from about 2 to 6 In th e a f ­
ternoon.
Mr. Kuch is doing c a rp e n te r w ork
in P o rtlan d .
D onahue b ro th ers set o ut sev eral
acres of straw b e rrie s.
E. P. Schedeen is on th e board of
d irec to rs for th e b erry grow ers. He
is re p rese n tin g a m ighty fine b erry
section.
A. Ash, successor to Mr. W estlund.
has as nice a patch of stra w b e rrie s as
th e re is in th e country.
Mr. Sm ith got some governm ent
pow der and is now busy clea rin g land
for cucum bers for Mr. Stafford of ,ie
Oregon pickle facto ry at G resham .
G eorge Rodiun is h au lin g cordwood
to G resham for Mr. Sm ith.
F ir s t C lass W o rk is
C h ea p es t In th e lo n e ru n
W hether it is in automobile repairs or in the supplies
you buy, first class w orkm anship is invaluable. This is
our policy and our constantly increasing list of satisfied
custom ers prove th a t it is right. Your motor car right now
may be in need of a thorough overhauling—for your safety
and comfort in driving. You should attend to it a t once.
Drive your car in for inspection and tuning up. The
cost per hour for such work is very low—anil well worth
the cost to know you are riding in safety. In supplies and
accessories, we handle only the best.
Let us graphite the springs on your automobile. It will
elim inate spring creak and rattles and give your car much
easier riding qualities. Call us up for full inform ation,
t a lk w ith some of the satisfied m otorists who have had
our spring service. They are the people who know.
Always Drive Here, No Matter
What Your Motor Needs May Be
GRESHAM GARAGE
HAMLIN & HOSS, Props.
P hone 2891. N ite Phone 70«.
Now Is the Time to
Electrify Your Home.
You already know that Electric Service Is the most
useful and economical servant in the home.
Why not sta rt now and let Electricity do all your
household drudgery for you?
MODERN APPLIANCES
A T M ODERATE PRICES
We have an excellent .lock to .elect from.
Electric Store
Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO,
COAL
BRIQUETS
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
SANDY BLUFF
May C handler, four year» old, littlo
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mr«. J. D. Sm ith
of P o rtlan d , g ran d d au g h ter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Brook, passed aw ay at Good
S am aritan hospital a fte r a brief ill
ness. At first doctors w ere unable to
diagnose th e tro u b le but she at the
last developed sym ptom s of spina
m eningitis. She has been m aking h e -
home w ith her g ra n d p a re n ts for some
tim e. She was laid to re st in M ultno
mah cem etery. T he services w ere
held a t th e grave. Besides her p are n ts
she leaves to m ourn th e ir loss a
b ro th er, th e g ran d p a re n ts and sev­
eral a u n ts and uncles.
Mrs. G. 8. W llkenson en tertain ed
Sunday, th e ir sons Ray and wife o.
H illsdale, and Chas, and wife
Mrs. G. W. I.listed of the Lusted d is­
trict is spending th e week w ith h r
d au g h ter, Mrs. H. ft. W atkins.
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n s » i
unable to get the play "The Man From
G resham
Hailg Trips to Portland
G resham
Phone
15S1
Powell
Portland
Ft. East Taylor
Phone EAst 8889
and
Maple
DANCING
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings
Springer’s Hall
near Pleasant Valley School
D on't F o rg et and You W on't R egret
C. F. M AROHN
Locating In Gresham
Plumbing and (lastitting
E s t im a te s
c h e e r f u lly
f u rn is h e d
Itepalrlng promptly uttemled to anil
prices rl«ht.
■Shop on Second Street, Weet of Muin
Compare It with others--
It has no cquaF
amber - o - latum
CHEST OINTMENT
III
A d o cto r’s Idea of a p ro p er tr e a t­
B roadw ay" for th e movie« on Friday, m ent of C hest Colds, Croup, Influenza,
Pneum onia, and P leu risy Fains.
A pril 24, b u t Instead wilt play one
F or S ale by All D ruggists
called "D an g er,” said to be equal 1 >
B
right
say in g s by m odern th in k e rs
'Covered W agon."
a re found in th e w ant column.