Gresham outlook., June 23, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
TIIKEE-DAY CELEBRATION PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION
PLANNED AT MOLALLAi
AT SANDY, J l LY 4]
TUESDAY, J I > E
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Moore, th e ir son
and d au g h ter-in -law of Chico, Cali»
Miss H ester T horpe and Miss E sth e r fornla. a re visiting w ith Mr. an d Mrs.
M olalla will stage a sm all P endle- i A F o u rth of Ju ly celeb ratio n Is be
P eterso n left S atu rd ay for C alifo r­ George W ebster.
ton roundup th is year In connection lnK a rran g e d for Sandy for w hich the
Mrs. E thel M iller drove over th e Mt.
nia and Mexico. At A lbany they w ere
w ith Its celebration of the F o u rth on G resham band will play. T h ere w ill
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. .
ib e a p atrio tic ad d ress by a w e i i |Jo,ned by Mlss O**™«»«
* b o Hood Loop highw ay la st F rid ay , m a k ­
Ju ly 3. 4 and 5. To th e cu stom ary k ,Jown gppaker a n „ . a p p ro p rlate „ . ¡ w i l l accom pany them . T he trip will ing th e circ u it betw een 8 in th e m orn-
noise, gam es, p atrio tic o rato ry and ercises, a ball gam e, and dancing af- be en tirely b* autom obile and will be j tng and 9 at night, w ith p len ty of tim e
for lunches and for play. She w as a c ­
m errim en t will be added all th e th rills ternoon and evening w ith m usic by of ab o u t a m o n th ’s duration. They
expect to visit a few days at each of com panied by her m o th er, Mrs. E liz a­
of broncho busting, ste er roping, rac- B eers' o rch estra.
the m ore im p o rtan t points, ta k in g C al­ beth McLain, h e r siste r, Mrs. Inez
ing, In d ian s and all else th a t m akes a
1 b ere being no local celeb ratio n
M iller, Mrs. A. Blom and th e la tte r's
ifo
rn ia's m ost noted attractio n s.
j people of th is com m unity a re invited
w ild w est show.
m other, Mrs. C ath erin e A hlquist. The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
H.
Brow
n
and
and w ill be glad to co operate w ith
Ben Jorey, well know n to G resham sa n d y citizens in th e ir local celebra-1 d au g h ter K athleen of S eattle a re vis- drive w as described as m agnificant.
people, w ill bring his rodeo featu res tjon th ,g year
itin g th e fo rm e r's p aren ts, Mr. and At tw o points th e snow had been
cleared from th e highw ay to allow the
from P endleton and th e U m atilla In-1
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Mrs. Jo h n Brown.
dians w ill add th e wild and colorful
Loop H lg h n ay D usty In P laces.
Miss E dna Shoem aker expects to passage of traffic.
T he local W. C. T. U. w ill observe
c h a ra c te ristic s of th e roundnp.
Many local people have ta k en ad- atten d th e n atio n al convention of
flower
day on T h u rsd ay of th is w eek,
The celebration will be held under v an tag e of th e opening of the new Mt. the N o rth ern B ap tist association. She
Ju n e 25. A ccording to th e ir usual cus
auspices of th e M olalla firem en. B Hood Loop highw ay to drive over th is will be aw ay ab o u t ten days
F. Irvine, of the Oregon Jo u rn a l, will w onderful road. It Is said to be dusty
M r. and Mrg E rn p st Thom ylgited tom m em bers w ill v isit th e county
be the o ra to r of the day. T he Molalla in places, especially th a t p a rt w ithin Sunday w ith r e ,ativeg in G re8ham farm and d istrib u te flow ers, leaving
band w ill supply th e m usic
¡g o v ern m en t reserves. Oiling has not On th e lr re tu rn t ,
w ere accornpal„ . here ab o u t 1:30. It is expected th a t
About a dozen firem en and business been provided for by the b u reau of led by Mrg. T hom .„ mother> MrgP w m any who a re un ab le to go w ill con
trib u te flow ers or canned fru it or
m en of M olalla w ere In G resham l a s t , public ro ad s for th is season, and It c . Burch. who will gpend a fpw „
jelly. A rran g em en ts m ay be m ade
F riday, decked out in b rig h t colored , is said th a t the road has n ot suf-
SaIem and la te r go to R oseburg
w ith Mrs. E. Davidson.
s h irts and cowboy hats, ad v e rtisin g | flciently settled for oiling. T he cost
stay w ith th e ch ild ren of her son-ln-
Mr. and Mrs. K eith Lym an and th e ir
th e ir three-day celebration and in- ; of oiling th e highw ay would be tre -
law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fow l- baby cam e a few days ago from Brem
viting everybody to come.
mendous, officials say. On th e Colum- j er> w blle th e la tte r attPnd thp A m er.
erton, W ashington, on a v isit to th e
bia riv er highw ay, before th e pave ican Legion sta te convention.
fo rm er’s p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
m ent w as laid, th e co st of oiling w as
G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman and o th er relativ es. Mr. Lym an
said to be about $1400 a mile, and on
the loop highw ay it is expected to be K. A. M iller Sunday w ere Mrs. E. C. j has gone to C orvallis to atten d th e
m ore. T he loop highw ay in M ultno L arsen, Miss Daisy L arsen , and W, D. ' sum m er school. H is fam ily w ill r e ­
tuah county has been oiled, as w ell as c lin e of P o rtlan d and H enry L arsen m ain h ere d u rin ghis absence.
rm ,n y 'o th er roads
t h e '« s t e r n p a rt I ° f 8 t H e,en8’ The d in n er was in h o n -j T he autom obile rac es a t th e fa ir
nt Popular Prices
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I or of Miss L a rse n ’s birthday. Mrs. g rounds cam e off acco rd in g to sched
M iller w as th e g u est of her sis te rs ; ule la st S atu rd ay . Seven rac in g ca rs
L arge Fam ily P icking B erries.
la n d th is sam e group of frien d s on w ere en tered and th e rac es w ere wit-
11. W. S tro n g believes th a t he has T h u rsd ay of last w eek a t L a u re lh u rst, nessed by a sm all n u m b er of people.
Base Line Road
the record fam ily a t w ork in his b erry I
celeb ratio n of h e r birthday.
One of th e c a rs ra n into th e fence
Roy H owell, son of Mr. and Mrs. su rro u n d in g th e tra c k but no dam age
fields. In fact he ch allen g es any oth
1 Mile East lli-Mile Corner
er gro w er to m atch it. The "fam ily ’ | and Mrs V irgil Howell, and Miss Iva to c a r o r in ju ry to th e d riv er w as r e ­
co n sists of Mrs. C hris. S ch ach er of W aldron, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. ported.
A collision of light m otor tru c k s oc­
P o rtlan d , her nine ch ildren, ran g in g la st S atu rd ay evening a t A lbany.
in age from 4 to 15, five m o th erless Both young people moved to G re sh ­ cu rred ea rly y esterd ay forenoon a t the
ch ild ren of her h u sb an d 's siste r whom am recen tly from Y achatz, Oregon. in tersectio n of m ain and Second
she is ca rin g for, aged from 7 to 12, Mr. and Mrs. H owell expect to m ake stree ts. A light S ta r com m ercial,
and a neig h b o r’s g irl 14 y ears of age. th eir hom e for th e p rese n t in A lbany. ! ow ned by W. J. R uhlin, driven by
SWEET CREAM
Mrs. Ida Klum of W eiser, Idaho, young R u h lln ’ w as t« r n »nS e*s‘ onto
T his Is th e second y ear In th e S trong
retu rn ed today to her home afte r a Second w hen a lig h t F o rd tr u c k ’ used
field and all a re doing fine.
and
w eek’s v isit w ith frien d s in G resh- by tb e G resham cream ery com pany.)
World’s Wheat Bias Empty.
am
[ and driven by Lloyd S alisb u ry , headed
T he w o rld ’s w h eat bins will be m ore
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.
,
.
... n o rth on Main, stru c k th e re a r end of I
“Gresham Maid“
E v an g elist E v erett B. P a rro tt w i l l : ..
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em pty by th e tim e th e com ing h arv est
, ...................
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.
the R uhlin ca r w hen th e la tte r w as
speak a t 2 o clock n ex t Sunday a fte r- i
com m ences in th e south th a n a t any
well into th e in tersectio n . T he d riv er I
noon in th e G resham U ndenom ina­
tim e d u rin g the p ast 75 years, so the
of th e F o rd lost co n tro l of his ca r and
tional tem ple.
governm ent states. Owing to w in ter
j it crash ed into th e m etal light post at
Supplied Dully
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cogswell, and
th e W ack co rn er badly dam aging th e |
in ju ry th e fall crop in th e United
son and wife of P o rtlan d , and Mr. and
Sweet Cream Shippers Wanted
S tates is only expected to reach 445,-
car. T he R uhlin car, in w hich Mrs.
Mrs. C. C. Y ager and d au g h ter, in
000,000 bushels, com pared w ith 590,-
Ruhlin w as riding, w as only slig h tly j
000,000 last year. On the o th er hand com pany w ith frien d s from P o rtlan d dam aged. Mrs. R uhlin stated th a t th e |
sp rin g w heat both in th is co u n try and m ade th e trip aro un d th e Mt. Hood
,
C anada Is In ex cellen t condition and Loop on S atu rd ay .
j signal for th e ir tu rn w as duly given
and th a t th e d riv er of th e F ord w as |
if favorable w eath er conditions p re ­
Miss Neva Jack so n en tertain ed
vail, th e yield of sp rin g w h eat in
not observing th e ru les of th e road.
Phone 1381
about
20
of
her
deaf
frien
d
s
from
N orth A m erica will be large. P re s ­
Sunday g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr.
P o rtlan d w ith a picnic dinner on S u n ­
ent pro sp ects are for fair prices.
and Mrs. J. F. W hetstone w ere Mrs. |
day.
Joe Hoye, K illdeer, N orth D akota;
Mrs. F. N. Hogaboom of P o rtlan d
Mrs. Axel S chulberg and Mrs. A lb e rti
sp en t S unday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
S chulberg, S eattle, W ash in g to n ; and
Thom.
Mr. and Mrs. H ans Sloan of G resham .
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bangs of P o rt­
land were in G resham on business la st
Undenominational Temple Services
S atu rd ay . They have recen tly r e ­
See Our
A nnounced.
tu rn ed from a trip to Chicago and to
Sunday school w ill begin prom ptly I
K alam azoo. M ichigan, w here they ex ­
perienced some of th e hot w eath er at 10 a. m. S unday u n d er th e direction j
which w as so d isastro u s early in June. of Mrs. Mary D avidson, su p e rin te n ­
D uring th e la st w eek in May, w hile at dent.
nt the eaiiuery or at our shop
In th e aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock Rev. I
i lake re s o rt n ear K alam azoo, the
E v erett 15. P a rro t, in terd en o m in atio n - |
te m p eratu re dropped from 90 during
We have designed a camp stove that is adapted to
the day to 28 in th e night, and a u to ­ al evangelist, who held a cam paign
the continuous rough usage that the berry pickers give
mobile ra d ia to rs froze up. Mr. and h ere tw o y ears ago w ill preach, w ith
Mrs. Bangs say th a t they never be­ Mrs. P a rro t leading th e song service.
them and we believe you can save at least 50 per cent
fore
ap p reciated th e Oregon clim ate A cordial invitation is extended to |
of your annual stove cost by equipping with ourExtra
everyone to atten d th is service. Bro.
as they do a fte r th e ir experience.
Heavy Camp Stoves.
Mrs. F ra n k Peak en tertain ed during P a rro t has been holding a g rea t cam - I
Rose F estiv al week h er cousin, Mrs. paign in P o rtlan d for several weeks.
P reach in g again In th e evening by |
Jam es G lenn of F u llerto n , California.
the p asto r, S. F. P itts.
THE BIG SALE
Continues Until Tuesday, June 30
Here are a few of the extremely low prices we are
making on dependable merchandise:
Vacuum Clothes W asher........................................$ .69
Blue Bell Oil Mops..................................................... 79
No. 9, 14-oz. Copper Boiler..................................... 4.78
\ ’o. 8, 14-oz. Copper Boiler..................................... 4.38
Spray Pumps .............................................................39
Jal. Paint, Blue Valley........................... ............... 2.75
H u n d r e d s o f o th e r ite m s a t
FIREWORKS
SUHR’S FLOWER FARM
Red Hot Prices. Come and see!
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Phone 1421
Gresham
BCE
t
t
ICE CREAM
A Good Investment!
Iiuy Grease and Oil, not repairs
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
Alemite Your Car Regularly!
Of all repairs necessary to an auto­
mobile, 90 per cent are caused by poor or
insufficient lubrication.
Spring shackles and universal joints
need the same attention you give your
motor.
Berry Growers, Attention!
SPECIAL BUILT CAMP STOVES
Our complete line of Alemite fittings
and sen ice is at your disposal. Our high
pressure Alemite gun insures a positive
grease film to every wearing part.
Alemite your car every 500 miles.
Oil is cheaper than machinery.
GRESHAM GARAGE
They are Built for Service—Not for Looks
Whether you need them or not don’t fail to see
them next time you’re in town.
Gresham Plumbing and Tin Shop
j. s. entono
Res. l ’liHin-
NEAR CITY BAKERY
p l ':
Shop Phone 1233
Swiss Alpine
HEALTH TEA
a delicious health stimulant for
adults and children
D o i l b l y ground in oil
A Vim and Vigor Tea, with
laxative tendency.
None Belter.
Rasmussen Pure Paints are doubly
ground in oil—
Reason enough for the smooth-flow­
ing, greater covering
feature so emphatic
of Rasmussen qual ity
Sold at
Cecil Metzger’s Grocery
A. W. Metzger A Co.
Dalrad Mercantile Co.
»a *a
»ai
Buy your
A sk yeur dealer for color cards.
A sk your painter for an estimate.
ev e n in g I
BATTLESHIP OREGON
WILL BE Ml SEI M
T he old w ar m achine Oregon, now
j safely berth ed a t a p erm an en t dock in
a j P o rtlan d , w ill 'becom e a floating m u-
! seuin according to p lan s ju s t pro-
- posed by the city council and ap-
i proved by som e m em bers of th e b at-
1 tiesh ip com m ission.
Com m issioner B arb u r and Bigelow
w ere nam ed by Mayor B aker to w ork
out some plan by w hich all of the h is­
torical relics in th e city m useum at
— | th e city h all and th o se of th e sta te
h isto ric al society now housed In th e
public au d ito riu m can be moved to th e
V b attle sh ip so th ese tre a su re s may he
housed in one place and be know n
m ore g en erally .
"T h e re is p len ty of room on th e
b attle sh ip for such a m useum and
people w ould see it th e re w ho never
have h eard of th e m useum a t the city
hall and m any who have not seen the
sta te so ciety ’s exhibit also would e et
a chance to see all of th ese relics at
th e sam e tim e," says M ayor Baker.
I
l\ * tla r \d an d SsutUa
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
solutely san itary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GF°- IMKTI- Prop.
title e d ito rial' vug.
THINK! g
ered from
think on
'»»ted
by
Arthur
■ Irl.iiu n i' and g a th ­
o ilier aoiirrev to help von
liv e lvsuev of the (lay.
Men to Rule Earth’s Forces.
Grandma’s Younger Face.
\t
stand oil Powell Yalley
road, just west of
city limits.
» Open evening«, Saturday after.
£
noons and all day Sunday.
Phone 2391
, H undreds of Red H ot B arg ain s at
. K idder Ildw e. store. Come and see!
Sale ends Ju n e 30.
Chicken Dinners.
Special chicken d in n er every W ed­
nesday noon u n lil fu rth e r notice.
P rice 50c. W ithrow 's R e s ta u r a n t—Ad.
B right sayings by m odern th in k e rs
are found tu th e w ant colum n.
It is good business economy to
thoroughly p rotect w ith Rasmussen
Barn and R io t Paint.
Powell St., east of Main
GROWERS ATTENTION!
1th of Julv
A very M tlifactory p ain t at a
m edium coat to r econom ical use on
burns, ailoa, roots, teneca, w ooden
bridge», nulls, factories, an d all sur­
faces o f unfinished lum ber.
T u e sd a y
We are now receiving cherries, all varieties except
Republicans.
for
BARN AND ROOF PAINT
inci tin g
and Bible study F rid ay evening each, |
beginning at 7:30. E veryone welcoci
The scientific person say s "th e re ­
cent terrific heat com es from spots on
th e sun, u n u su ally fierce.”
A nother says, "th e heat trav e ls
n o rth from tro p ical ju n g les, th a n k s to
atm o sp h eric co n d itio n s.”
A ccidental conditions of the air
lanes send us heat from th e E quator.
How soon sh all we le arn to do, for
ourselves, w hat n a tu re does fitfully
and a t th e w rong tim e?
Do you doubt th a t fu lly civilized
men will tra n s fe r su rp lu s h eat from
the E q u ato r to the N orth pole? T hat
will seem a m odest accom plishm ent
some ce n tu ries hence.
It seem s difficult to us. B at su p ­
pose you had predicted tw o hundred
y ears ago th a t the lig h tn in g Hashing
in th e sky. occasionally Idling men,
w ould be h arn essed one day and made
to ru n a w ashing m achine, a fan or a
ca rp et sw eeper.
Men will m anage and d irec t th e
e a rth 's heat as easily as they now
d irect h eat from th e furnace.
î FIREWORKS
PAINTS &
VARNISHES
P ra y e r
DRINK AND USE
H IG H E S T PRICES
Also receiving Raspberries and Ixvgans. At our new loca­
tion in obi starch factory.
Call and arrange contracts
t oningsbv Dawson, w riter, m ourns
because
women
a re
set
aside,
"shelved," a t an age when th e ir b ro th ­
ers and hu sb an d s begin to be in te re s t­
ing. He says a w oman is, o r ought to
be "a t th e height of her ch a rm after
fo rty .”
V arious th in g s w ork ag k ln st women
and prevent th e ir having ard e n t young
ad m irers, as Ninon de 1 E nclos had at
th e age of seventy T he ch ild ren come
too close to g eth er, in m any cases.
I’kone 1711
Gresham
th a t w ears women out.
Then, husbands a re dull, and afte r
a day's w ork th e ir ta lk Is frig h tfu lly
tir- some. No food for the w ife’s mind.
Also, women have lived on th e ea rth
for 500,000 y ears as drudges, w ith a
sm all p ercen tag e k ep t as toys. They
| literally have ¿lot had a chance.
But tim es and conditions are c h a n g ­
ing "Women vote, fam ilies a re sm all­
er, you can n o t tell a w om an from her
g ran d d au g h ter, when th e ir backs are
tu rn ed . And often, when they face
you, one is ab o u t as young as the
o th er, and th e g ran d m o th er has, s p ir­
itually, th e younger face.
Tom Lee, negro boatm an on th e
M ississippi, lived long before th e
world h eard of him. T he steam er
N orm an san k and he saved 30 lives.
The "folks" collected m oney to buy
hint a house, m uch to his su rp rise.
His perfo rm an ce seem ed to him com ­
m onplace. "I kept going and com ing,”
said he. “u n til I saved everybody I
saw in th e river. T hen I w ent to the
sand b ar and b u ilt a fire."
T he w orld ex ists and life is m ade
possible, th a n k s to th e w o rk ers th a t
just keep going and com ing.”
Buy Your FIREWORKS al
McBain’s Sale Stand
We h an d le F re sh H om e-m ade
Bread. C akes and Cookies. All
kinds of Soft D rinks. Ice C ream ,
t andy B ars. C igars an d C igarettes.
I orated at corner of Boring and
Donell Valley road.