Gresham outlook., July 17, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

FAIRVIEW
T he F airview road has been o r­
dered closed betw een Sandy boule­
vard and th e Base L ine and ac tu al
w ork of paving has been begun at th e
n o rth e rn end of the strip . T he co u n ­
ty su rveyors w ere a t w ork W ednesday
n ea r P ag e’s sto re se ttin g sta k es and
g ettin g th in g s in read in ess for th e
w ork to be done on the ro ad n e a r
G resham and th is w eek w ill probably
see th e beginning of th e su rfa cin g of
th is im p o rta n t piece of highw ay ad-
Jacent to t he Base L ine.___
PLEASANT HOME
A very in te restin g and insp irin g s e r­
vice is to be held a t th e M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch next Sunday. Dr.
E. C. H ickm an and his fath er, G. Wil
liam H ickm an of Salem , w ill preach
p n n S c u ®r ’ « lctk m an; 8 d e a n o f t »>«
r a i l s c ity in s titu te and presid en t of
K im ball School of Theology and a
very successful evangelist. H is fath-1
e r is over 80 v e a r s o f a « l,„ t a
. y ‘
f age but a very
I t does everyone’s
fine te n o r singer. It
everyone's
h e a rt good to see and h ear th is fath e r
and son sing together.
Hay Press for Sale.
C olum bian-A nnarbor hay p ress, 18-
22, fo r sale. All ste el fram e, beveled
g ea rin g throughout. F ully equipped
and a good te rrito ry . Some term s. E.
J. B rugger, G resham . Phone 1608.—
Adv.
Sandy Mill to Be Re-bnilt.
The la test advices have it th a t the
m ill p ro p erty of the Sandy L um ber
com pany is to be reb u ilt a t an early
date. In fact th e p la n er has alread y
been re-co n stru cted and it is expected
th a t it w ill be in op eratio n by next
week. W. A. P ro c to r is continuing in
the m anagem ent of th e mill and has
taken ch arg e of th e re-building of th e
plant. At th e tim e of th e d isa stro u s
fire m ost of th e lum ber w as saved, as
it w as up in th e m ountains above
C herry v ille and th e com pany is still
m a rk e tin g from th a t point. It is ex-
pected th a t it w ill be about two
m onths before th e m ill w ill be in full
ru n n in g op eratio n again in a norm al
m anner.
POWELLHVRST
!
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. S tarb ard on
Gates road spent th e week-end at Can-
non Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira G abrelson on south
Linn avenue have gone to eastern Ore-
gon for a ten-day m otor trip , tak in g
th eir sm all d au g h ter w ith them and
leaving th e o th e r tw o g irls w ith Mrs
G abrelson's m other.
M m
L-U-C-K
l a Fnlkrct*
Rocky m ountains. T he y early re p o rt
filed w ith the In su ra n ce Com m ission-
e5 sh ° 7 8 * to ta l m em bership of m ore
th an 13-000’ w ilh »-’«.500,000 in force.
an increase of >2,500,000 over th a t of
1923. The fire losses for 1924 aggre-
gated >55,000, all of w hich have been
adjusted and prom ptly paid. No low ­
er ra te on farm in su ran ce can be ob­
tained from any o th er com pany in
Oregon. If you believe in co -o p era­
tive m ovem ent am ong the farm ers
and need in su ran ce, call on P resid en t
H. W. S n ash all, at the F a ir G rounds,
rjp ea h a m
Phone 2101.—Adv.
A W ant Ad will do it for you
MAKE YOUR DESSERT
Hazelwood Ice Cream
Bricks on hand at all times
will keep two hours.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R EXALL Store
«•
I>a*'R. going by G resham and retu rn in g
by way of Oregon City.
M
_
Conner o f P o w e ll v . n «
™ Cooper of Powell Valley
w hile d riving on 39th stre e t in P ort
land recen tly had h er au to bumped
into from th e re a r by A ttorney R ufus
King who h as offices a t G rand and
H aw thorne. H er m ach in e w as quite
badly sm ashed. It is said th a t King
who w as driving a F o rd coupe, re
fuses to se ttle for th e dam ages.
Roy H obson and Mike Moll are p a r­
ticip atin g in th e events of Elkdom
during th is week. Mr. P o tter and
A rth u r G erard are ru n n in g th e Moll
sto re d u rin g th e absence of the ow ner
The hom es of C. C. M organ on Buck
ley avenue n ear th e Section L ine road
and th e ir son-in-law , F. G. K iekm an
a re being rem odeled.
Mr. S tew art is busily engaged in
co n stru ctin g cabins for his cam pers
at W aldo p ark on th e Pow ell V alley
and G ates roads. He has recen tly had
two fam ilies from e a ste rn Oregon, one
from W ashington and one from Los
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge S tu l’s new
home w hich is under w ay on Pow ell
V alley road is p ro g ressin g very rap
idly.
Mrs. R uth Moody and son of A storia
a re spending th e spm m er w ith her
sister, Mrs. B ruce B unn on B ark er
' road.
SANDY BLUFF
A Neighbor of Yours
Says:
“It is easy to start­
it burns clean—
There are hardly any ashes—
It holds the heat—
It holds the fire”
Superior Rock Springs Coal
95% Pure
More Coal per dollar
More heat per ton
Sold exclusively by
The Berry Growers Packing Co.
Phone 1871
Gresham
W h erever You L ive—
Oil Cookstoves Are “City Easy”
Rev. and Mrs. Cole of P ullm an,
W ash., form er m in iste r of a P o rt­
land ch u rch , w here Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
W ilkenson attended, w ere ca lle rs at
th e la tte r ’s home, Mr. W ilkenson's
b ro th er, G. C. and d au g h ter of P o rt
land w ere also Sunday callers.
Mrs. F ield s of Chicago arriv ed one
day la st w eek to spend th e sum m er
w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs, Joe Caldo
Mrs. F ield ’s sister Miss E llingson of
S eattle accom panied h er for a sh o rt
i stay.
Mrs. Alonzo R adford h as been in
tow n th e p ast week ta k in g m edical
trea tm e n ts. Mr. R ad fo rd ’s m other of
j C annonville is ca rin g for th e chll-
I d ren and home in th e absence of Mrs.
Radford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W ilkenson and
tw o sons sp en t Sunday w ith Mr. and
Mrs. C h arles W ilkenson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C arrell, C harlie and
i D elbert C arrell, Mr. and Mrs, W. C ar­
rell and sm all son, Mrs. P. H. B ates,
I Mrs. J. Byron and Mrs. A ult spent the
Sunday w ith Mr. A ult up on th e sky-
■ line tra il, having a very delightful
1 tim e.
Mr, and Mrs. Van L acken have a
new Chevrolet.
W ord w as received by Mrs. Lee
Wood from her p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Brook, th a t all w ere well and
w ere h aving a very d elig h tfu l tim e.
YOUR
you want a cool kitchen
in summer, an alk’round,
year-’round cookstove with no
tires to tend— use a good oik
cookstove. It will help solve
your cooking problem by making
your cooking “ city easy” ! N o mussy
fires to tend—no fuel or ashes to lug—
simple—noiseless—soft!
But be sure to use Pearl Oil— for
Pear! O il is more than “p u t kerosene?'.
It is refined and re-refined by our
special process so it won't corrode
cookstoves or heaters; it will give you
nothing but absolutely odorless, in­
tense flame that’s all beat! Insist on
clean-burning Pearl Oil— ask for it
by name!—“ P E A R L O I L” .
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
OIL
(KEROSENE)
BIRTH
STONE
?
M other love again makes sac­
rifice. M rs. Robert M La Fol-
lette has w ithdraw n her name as
a candidate to serve out the un­
expired te rm of her late husband,
asking W isconsin voters to elect
h er son, “ Bob” jr.. (pictured
above) to th e U. S S enate
O klahom a Fam ily to L ocate N ear
G resham .
E very once in a w hile e a ste rn and
m iddle w estern folks com e out to O re­
gon and a re so enam ored w ith the cli­
m ate and co u n try n o thing could in ­
duce them to re tu rn to th e ir form er
location. Such is the condition of tw o
lads, one from O klahom a and the
o th er from A rk an sas w ho sta rte d out
in a m achine to see th e w orld and now
a fte r reach in g Pow ell Valley, they
sim ply refu se to move on. T he boys,
Benny W ilford of Shaw nee, O klahom a,
and W alter L adm ere from A rk an sas
have been spending th e p ast few
w eeks a t th e K arl H agberg ran ch
picking ra sp b e rrie s and so w ell p le as­
ed is th e W ilford boy th a t he has
pu rch ased ten acres of land a m ile
n o rth of Boring from P. W. Ledin and
w ill be joined soon by his p are n ts
from O klahom a. H is pal, Ladm ere,
w ill m ake his hom e w ith them .
POWELL VALLEY
At th e Sunday m o rn in g service of
the Sw edish Mission ch u rch a sp eak ­
er from P o rtlan d w ill be p resen t who
w ill ta lk in th e In terests of th e N ear
E ast Relief, beginning a t 11 o’clock.
T his m eeting will be in E nglish, but
in th e evening at 8 o’clock a Sw edish
service w ill be held conducted by the
Rev. Mr. L uudahl, from T hief River
F alls, M innesota. He Is a m issionary
w ho tra v e ls over th e U nited S tates,
speaking am ong th e Sw edish people.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Staf-
fenson on Ju ly 1 a boy w hich has
been nam ed K enneth E dw ard.
Mrs. H. P. C h risten sen and h er
d au g h ter-in -law , Hazel C h risten sen
and th ree ch ild ren left T uesday m o rn ­
ing by au to for San Diego, C alifornia.
Being asso ciated so long w ith her bus
band in th e g arag e business, Mrs,
Louie C h risten sen is not only an ex
p e rt d riv er b u t u n d ersta n d s very
th o ro u g h ly th e m echanism and r e ­
p airin g of m any m achines.
G uests at th e hom e of K arl H ag ­
berg th is week a re Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
P eterso n of Spokane, W ashington, the
la tte r a siste r of Mr. H agberg! Mrs.
H ag b erg 's sister, Mrs. Em m a G ardner
of S eattle is also a visito r w ith them ,
having re tu rn e d w ith Mrs. H agberg
and d au g h ters from th e ir recen t trip
to S eattle.
Cream Prices
T he Sandy cream ery is paying 49
ce n ts at th e cream ery and 47 cen ts on
The Rev. Arvld E dstam of St. P au l, th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
M innesota, will preach in th e Haley
DAMASCUS
B aptist ch u rc h next Sunday, Ju ly 19
at 11 o’clock, and on S unday evening
T he Rev. O scar J. W ilner, p asto r of
th e p asto r w ill speak on “T he S ignif­ th e Powell V alley Sw edish Mission
icance of th e P re se n t T heological Un­ ch u rch , w ill speak a t th e Mission
re s t.” On W ednesday evening, July ch u rch In D am ascus S unday m orning
22 the Rev. C. I. Johnson of New York a t 11 o'clock from th e them e, "T he S e­
city will preach. T he public is c o r­ c re t of R est.”
dially invited to th ese services.
T he S unday school w ill m eet next
S unday a t 10 a. m. At 11 th e congre­
gation is invited to u n ite w ith the
P le a sa n t H om e con g reg atio n a t the
P lea san t Home M ethodist church
w here a g re a t m eeting is to be held u n ­
der the lead ersh ip of Dr. E. C. H ick­
m an and his fath er, Rev. O. W illiam
H ickm an of Salem . Dr. H ickm an is a
splendid p rea ch er and he and his
fa th e r sing in a m an n er th a t will in ­
sp ire anyone.
T he b ru sh fire w hich sta rte d several
days ago w est of Boring n ear th e
H ennlngson road Is now u nder better
co n tro l, although It has burned over
an area of 30 ac res of slash in g s. So
far no serio u s dam ages have been
su stain ed aside from th e loss of tim ­
ber.
It Is said th a t th e blaze sta rted
I from b rush fires w hich leaped out of
co n tro l ow ing to a stiff breeze.
| Among th e recen t M ultnom ah coun-
. ty m a rriag e licenses on record at the
I co u rth o u se ap p ear th e nam es of O r­
ville Ja ck so n and Mrs. E dna L. Shank
I of Boring.
Vacation Ilnurs in Gresham Library.
D uring Ju ly and A ugust th e G resh­
am lib ra ry w ill be open on Mondavs,
Wednesdays and Fridays from 2:30 to
5:30 and from 7 to 9. On Saturday It
w ill be open from 2:30 to 5:30.
AUGUST— Sardonyx
SEPTEM BER—C hrysolite
OCTOBER—Opal o r Iteryle
NOVEMBER—Topaz
DECEMBER—Ruby or T urquoise
ALL BIRTH STONES ARE LUCKY
HALEY
BORING
JANUARY—Garnet
FEBRUARY— A m ethyst
MARCH— Bloodstone or Jiisp er
A PR IL — Diamond or S apphire
MAY— E m erald o r (a rn e lia n
JU N E— Agate o r Chalcedony
JULY— Ruby o r Onyx
WHAT
IS
P ete D u rlan d h as been called to
R oseburg by th e serious illn ess of his
fath e r who is about 88 y ears old.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ryan m ade the
Mt. Hood loop trip Sunday accom
panied by Mrs. George Z eller of P o rt
land and Mr. and Mrs. Gelm an of Oak
land, C alifornia, who acclaim ed it the
m ost b eau tifu l trip they had ever
INSURANCE FOR FARMERS.
The F arm ers M utual F ire Relief ma<*e.
A ssn - °* P o rtlan d , is upon its 21st
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Stevenson and
LCa i F ire I n s u r l n c J A « n F wTs?ro f &th ; ('h*‘dren spent S unday a. E stacada
Why Not?
J y ç g
“ Elect M y Sen”
(•KESIIAM I’OI I I KA MIN
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
n o w EV ER, too often the word “luck” is applied to
success.
SUCCESS does not just happen.
It is not a chance.
It is a slow, patient result of trying; and is the only
way to win.
IN A NUT SHELL
SPELL luck with a T
and you have it (P-Iuck).
Gresham, Oregon
COAL
.
BRIQUETS
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Daily Trips to Portland
G resham
Phone
IÒNI
Powell
and
Maple
Sand
P ortland
Ft. F ast T aylor
Phone EAst (U’lsl>
Gravel
Crushed Rock
CONCRETE BRICK
D elivered Any Place.
Quick Service.
Low est P rices
B est C oncrete M aterial to be had.
KNARR & SON
PHONE GRESHAM 489
TROUTDALE, OREGON
Ideals
H. J. JACOBSON
Expressive of our
a r d e n t desire to
serve to the very
best of our nlilllty
Is each Fnneral Ser­
vice conducted un­
der onr auspices.
We would lie worthy
that trnst.
ROY n. c o x
.. We Are Ready When Needed..
As the last honor we are
privileged to extend
those who have passed
on, our long years of ex­
perience are found most
helpful. We know just
what to do and how to
do It. We assume our
responsibility with ut­
most reverence.
Day
Any
may
Just
n r Night.
tim e you
ne»d js —
call
S U nset
Accordingly, we extend
a full m easure of cooper­
ation in each and every
emergency. The wishes
of the family are faith ­
fully respected and each
d e t a i l cared for in
a proper m anner. We
serve well because we
are ready when needed.
Jacobson & Cox
ERIENDL Y UN DE RT A K b RS
A num ber of the poultrym en In th e
vicinity of G resham a re m aking plans
5N>S-(lt Ninety-Second SU Lents
to attend th e fo u rth Oregon P o u ltry -
m en ’s convention to be held at C or­
v allis, Ju ly 22, 23 and 24. A num ber
of poultrym en from th is section a t ­
tended th e convention la st year and
cam»- home very en th u sia stic over th e I son, p oultry v eterin ary from Puyallup, MULTNOMAH (AM P’S
benefits th ey had received a t th e W ashington, w ill also be on th e pro-
ANNUAL PICNIC
m eetings. They a re p lan n in g to a s ­ I gram .
sem ble a t th e county ag e n t's office at
A fter th e first of A ugust, Dr. Jo h n ­
T he an n u al picnic u n d er auspices
G resham , at 7:30 a. m. W ednesday th e son will tak e up his du ties as poultry of M ultnom ah cam p. W oodmen of the
22d, and go th ro u g h by auto.
v eterin ary at th e Oregon experim ent i W orld, for th e benefit of the cam p’s
Any poultrym en who have not a l ­ statio n and w ill be in a position to relief fund, will be held at C rystal
ready m ade arran g e m en ts, should call help th e poultrym en of Oregon to ! Lake P a rk n ex t Sunday all day.
th e county ag e n t's office and sta te solve som e of th e ir disease tro u b les. ' T h ere will be sp o rts an d e n te rta in -
w hether they a re p lan n in g on driving
T he secu rin g of Dr. Jo h n so n to m ent of all kinds for old and young,
or w h eth er they wish to ride with w ork In th is sta te is one of the ac- ; L ast year 7000 people attended th e
som e o th e r party.
A num ber are com pllsbm ents of last y ea r’s poultry C am p's benefit picnic and nearly
p lanning on driving and th e re will convention. If you a re p lan n in g on >3000 was cleared, used eu tirely to
probably be room for all who wish going, kindly call th e co unty a g e n t’s j help needy fam ilies. T his y ea r 7700
to go
office a t an ea rly d ate, an d plan on people are expected.
As to convenience» a t C orvallis: being on hand a t 7:30 th e m orning of
T h ere Is a good cam p ground for th e 22d.
Window Cleaning
For expert window cleaning see 8.
those who wish to cam p. For those
Tajlraa, or leave orders with John
who not not w ish to cam p th e re will
Rids Wanted.
Browa, Gresham, phone 3501.
be ad equate facilities a t the do rm i­
Bids will be received for 50 cords of
to rie s and hotels
first-grow th fir wood, 60 corde of good
The Bank of Gresham paye 5 per
An exceptionally stro n g program slab wood, to be delivered a t the cent Interest on time deposits.—Adv
has been a rra n g d for th e convention. schoolhouse not la te r th a n October I, , R rlg h t sayings by m odern th in k e rs
Prof. W. A. L lpplncott of th e U niver­ 1925. Bide to be in tb e h an d s of th e | a re found In th e w ant colum n,
sity of C alifornia, who la a recog­ clerk by noon on Ju ly 30, 1925. The
Business ie built on advertising;
nised n ational au th o rity , w ill be one board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
C. J. LUNDQUIST,
buying la encouraged by advertising;
of th e chief sp eak ers. Dr. W. T. Jobn-
Clerk. School Diet. No. «.
the public la benefited by advertlang.
1821