Gresham outlook., August 25, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
A Warning!
This boy, Everett Adams, 17, of
Wilmington, O., confesses murder
of A. R. Claw son, Lodi, N. Y., who
gave him a lift in his flivver out
in Missouri. The boy, “broke,”
shot Clawson and threw the body
in a ditch. Now he faces trial at
Sedalia, Mo.
ROCKWOOD
A h arv e st home p arty w ill be given
a t the Rockwood com m unity church
W ednesday evening from 7:45 to
10:30 by th e ladies of th e church. T his
is not fo r ladies only, but th e entire
fam ily Is welcome. A silv er offering
w ill be taken. L ight refre sh m e n ts
w ill be served from th e new k itc h en ­
ette.
Miss L au ra W ilson of T elocaset,
Union county, Oregon, is visiting her
sis te r. Mrs. E va Mercer.
PLEASANT VALLEY
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MISS SI DIE JACK 1HES
l \ PORTLAND HOSPITAL
POWELL VALLEY
Mr. an d Mrs. T. R. B erry accom ­
C hester C h risten sen and Miss Agnes
panied by Mrs. Amy Dobson, all of L u n d q u ist w ere recen tly m a rried a t
P o rtlan d , w ere callin g on frien d s in Stevenson. W ashington, accom panied
th is neighborhood la st Sunday a fte r- by friends. T he bride is th e d au g h ter
I noon.
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. L u n d q u ist and
Mr. and Mrs. M arvin H ills of P o rt- has m any frien d s in Pow ell Valley
I land w ere c a lle rs a t th e hom e of Mr. and G resham . She g rad u a ted in th e
I and Mrs. G. N. S ager W ednesday eve­ 1925 cjp ss of G resham Union high
ning.
school. T he groom w as also an at
Mr. and Mrs. Lew is P o rtie r of Mc- te n d an t a t high school an d has been
»■
em ployed a t B ull Ruu for some tim e.
S tradley of th is place w ere dinner The couple is staying a t p rese n t w ith
guests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. an d Mrs. P h ilip C h risten sen .
! G. H. Richey recen tly .
R ecent Seaside v isito rs from th is
Miss D orothy F aw cett of H illsboro section w ere Mr. an d Mrs. Sw an Mag
. is spending a few days, th e g u est of nuson and ch ild ren , Mr. and Mrs.
F ra n k G ustafson an d fam ily an d the
[ Miss A lece Richey.
Misses
Amy G ustafson an d Ju d ith
Mrs. Edholnt and son C hester Ed-
They visited a t Cannon
; holm, of n ea r A lbany, visited a few L arson.
beach,
G
e
a
rh a rt an d F o rt S tevens and
’ days th is week w ith Mr. and Mrs. C.
also sp e n t som e tim e w ith Mr. and
I A. E kstran d .
Mrs. P. M. M agnuson a t W arrenton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. F ro st Sr., visited
Miss H elen L arso n who h as been
1 w ith friends a t M ilw aukie T uesday.
serio u sly ill w ith inflam m atory rh e u ­
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey m otored m atism , w hile s till contiued to her
! to F o re st Grove and re tu rn e d Tuesday.
bed, is th o u g h t to be g rad u a lly irn-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P au l en tertain ed I proving.
1 Mrs. P au l's b ro th er Mr. Ross and I
! fam ily of St. Jo h n s, T h u rsd ay evening.
PLEASANT HOME
P lea san t V alley g ran g e gave an ice
T he Rev. H. J. R au to n . cowboy
cream social a t th e g ran g e h all T h u rs­
day evening.
evangelist, will p reach a t the P leas
Mrs. A nna L ehm an took a p arty of a n t Home M ethodist c h u rc h on W ed­
boys on a cam ping trip in th e vicinity nesday and T h u rsd ay evenings of th is
of Mt. Hood S aturday.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry W oodm an and
T he daily vacation Bible school
Mr. G reen of W ashougal, w ere guests
w hich is being conducted a t th e O rient
recen tly a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. schoolhouse u n d er th e au sp ices of th e
C. F. K esterson.
v ario u s ch u rch es of P lea san t Home
Miss M arion W ing of Mt. Scott called D istrict S unday School association,
on Mrs. G. N. S ag er Sunday evening.
opened Monday w ith an en ro llm en t of
G randm a S ager is v isitin g friends
m ore th a n 40 pupils. T he location is
and rela tiv e s in th e city for a few
ideal an d th e te a c h e rs en th u sia stic
days.
and th e boys and g irls are enjoying
Sam K en n etzer is rep o rted on th e a happy and profitable tw o weeks. It
sick list th is week.
is hoped th a t o th e rs will join th e
Mrs. W. L. K esterso n has retu rn ed classes, as a ll a re welcom e. T he
from a trip to H eppner.
te ac h ers a re Mrs. A lta G entry, p rin ci­
Chas. E ricso n is b reak in g ground pal, Mrs. Sadie Chase, Mrs. R obert
for a new bungalow .
Lundbom , Miss E velyn Ledine, Miss
TUESDAY, AUGUST ¿5. 1N&
Miss Sudie Ja ck , for IS y ea rs a re si­
dent of th e P lea san t Home d istric t,
died at Good S am a ritan h o sp ital on
Sunday m o rning a fte r a m o n th ’s ill­
ness. She had m ade her hom e w ith
h e r sister, Mrs. E lla S chneider at
P le a sa n t Home and in P o rtlan d for
m any years. She w as th e d au g h ter of
th e late T. P. and S arah F. Ja ck . O re­
gon pioneers, and th e g ran d d au g h ter
of th e Rev. Neil Johnson, au early
pioneer c irc u it rid er of th e C um ber­
land P re sb y teria n church. She w as
b o rn n ear S ilverton in M arion county
S eptem ber 11, 1S67. She is survived
by two b ro th ers, D. D. Ja ck of P leas
an t Home and G. N. Ja ck of Red Bluff
C alifornia, and tw o sisters. Mrs. Ethel
H all of W illam ina and Mrs. E lla
S chneider of P o rtland.
Miss Ja ck had been in delicate
h ealth th e g re a te r p a rt of h er life,
tw ih occasional sp ells of sickness
lastin g for m any m onths.
F u n e ra l services w ere held th is af
ternoon at th e P lea san t Home Method
ist ch u rch by th e Rev. Wm. F a ir
w eather. In te rm e n t w as in th e P leas
an t Home cem etery. A rran g em en ts
w ere in th e hands of J. E. Metzger
u n d ertak er.
Corbett R esident P asses Away.
Mrs. L a u ra M. C arr, aged 67, passed
aw ay at h er home six m iles n o rth east
of C orbett Sunday m orning.
H er
death is said to be due to apoplexy
th e resu lt of g astric d istu rb an ces. Be
sides her husband, Amos C arr, she is
survived by thi ’e ch ild ren . Mrs. Nellie
Hodgson and Joseph and C arl Gould
Mrs. Joseph D eShazer of E agle Creek
is a sister. F u n eral services w ere
conducted th is afternoon
a t th e
P ounder cem etery w here in term en t
took place.
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 start now and let Electricity do all your
household drudgery for you?
MODERN APPLIANCES
AT MODERATE PRICES
We have an excellent stock to select from.
Electric Store
Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
GATES’ FUNERAL HOME
SERVICE
Nothing can equal the effectiveness of a
home-like service, reasonably priced, backed
up by methods that are fair and square.
DAY OR NIGHT
Phone 2471
MRS. J. E. GATES
Lady A ssistan t
Gresham, Oregon
J. E . G A T E S
Mortician
BE FAIR WITH YOUR CAR.
By ERW IN
O R E K It
(P re sid e n t G reer College of A utom otive I
E ngin eerin g . C hicago)
F IS K
TIRES
Suppose th a t th e re was a law which
com pelled you to put in a y ear in an
and
autom obile school, learn in g th e theo- ,
T he Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n
ry, as w ell as p ru ctise of different
te lire**
c h u rc h and S unday school w ill hold
p a rts of the autom obile. R eader, it
th e ir annual picnic at P eninsula park,
Vulcanizing
and
Retreading
Which Is Worse: luilluns or Auto­ looks nice In ty p e but you’re la u g h ­
P o rtla n d S aturday, A ugust 29. All
AU W ork G uaranteed
ing—p erh ap s—because It looks ab ­
mobiles I
who can are invited to pack th e ir b as­
su rd too. T ake my word for It th a t
An
in
te
re
stin
g
relic
recen
tly
show
n
k ets and join in th is picnic. All who
A nna L en n artz, Miss W ilm a Chase, w as th e life in su ran ce policy issued such a law w ould extend your c a r's
d esire tra n sp o rta tio n , please notify
Phone 1471
ORIENT
th e Revs. Wm. F a irw e a th e r and E. G. S eptem ber 20. 1844, to D aniel W ebster life to ten y ears Instead of th e four to I GEO. A. BRANDT,
th e p asto r and m eet a t the city hall in
It was for $5,000 w hich w as considered
R anton.
Mr. and Mrs ,T. H. H aw es an d fam i­
a large suin in those days and ca rrie d six years now th e av erag e life of a I
F airview not la te r th a n 10 o’clock.
prem ium of $293. T he policy m en ­ car.
R egular services w ill be held S u n ­ ly an d 'C o rn e liu s M ackalaar. th e la tte r
GRESHAM
City an d ^co u n try alik e a re in te rest- tions ce rtain re stric tiv e clau ses, says
To expect an nutoinobile w hich has
day in th e Sm ith M emorial P re sb y te r­ of P o rtlan d , left F rid ay for Bend I ed in m ain ta in in g an A m erican s ta n ­ th e D etroit News. If D aniel w anted to seen h ard service all th ro u g h th e w in- f
ia n church, Sunday school a t 10 w here they visited u n til S unday a fte r­ d ard for A m erican farm hom es. We visit a larg e city, W ashington in clu d ­ te r to have "p ep " and to o p era te s a t­
o ’clock and the m orning serm on at 11 noon w ith Mrs. M ary M ilne P eterso n m ust m ake farm in g sufficiently p ro f­ ed, or jo u rn ey w est of th e M ississippi isfacto rily is u n reaso n ab le— yet m ost j
Just opened in the
by the p astor, th e Rev. E. R. D. Hol- who form erly resided a t Gillis. They itab le to b rin g m irth and m usic, elec­ riv er, he had to get perm ission of th e of you cuss th e oil boat when she be- I
McKllliken Bldg.
gins to get distem per. You a re doing |
had a m ost enjoyable trip , going by tric lights, vacuum clea n ers, hot and com pany and pay extra.
lensted.
Pow ell St., n ea r B row n’s M arket
But W ebster did not go into the y o u rself and your ca r an Injustice
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jo n a s and tw o I way of the C olum bia riv er highw ay to cold w ate r into th e farm hom es of w ilds w est of th e M ississippi. He and you do not realize th a t you a re to
d a u g h te rs re tu rn e d la st T h u rsd ay I Biggs, then into Bend over th e S h er­ A m erica.
We have 6,500,000 farm never had m uch use for th a t country. blam e for th e fa ilu re of your e a r to
All kinds of
from a two w eeks’ vacation trip to m an highw ay. On the re tu rn they homes. L ess th a n a h alf m illion of The idea of th e in su ran ce com pany in give long service because you do not |
Shoe Repair Work
C ra te r L ake and th e Oregon Caves, cam e th ro u g h th e M ackenzie pass them a re th u s supplied. W ho can v is­ im posing th e lim itatio n s w as th a t give it th e p ro p er atten tio n . It w on't '
cost
you
much
to
have
th
e
n
ecessary
I
sm allpox w as likely to be epidem ic in
Work Guaranteed. P rien Kvatonablr
re tu rn in g by w ay of K lam ath Falls. w here they enco u n tered m uch snow. ualize th e m illions th a t w ould flow th e la rg e cities, w hile th e In d ian s ’to n ic” ad m in istered to your c a r for
Give Us a Call.
Ja
c
k
M
ilne
re
tu
rn
e
d
w
ith
them
to
stay
it Is only n ecessary to go carefu lly
T h ey re p o rt a very enjoyable trip.
back to th e cities w hen we stabilize w ere the h azard of th e w est.
W ebster w as also advised th a t if he over all p a rts of th e ea r to tighten
w ith his ste p fa th e r, Sam P eterso n , u n ­ and in c re ase ru ra l p ro sp erity as a re
New and Second-hand Shoes
died in a duel, w as hanged or killed in and clean them up. Or If you don’t
til the beginning of school.
Chlcken Dinners.
su it of th e fa rm e r’s in creased p u r­ a raid upon any city or In d ian trib e feel able to do it, let the rep airm an
Special chicken dinner every W ed­
ch asin g pow er and th e added equip- th e re would n o t be any m oney for the give it the “once over." You’ll find it >
nesday noon until fu rth e r notice.
Money to loan on rea l estate. Farm
to be th e best in v estm en t th a t you .
| m ent th a t th e b e tte r sta n d ard of living widow.
P rice 50c. W ithrow ’s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad. loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne.
Did you know you could
have m ade since buying th e car.
| dem ands."—Oregon G range B ulletin.
W h at causes a re a r axle to break?
buy a
The T h oughtful D aughter.
For one thing. It Is bad for th e axle
Didn’t He Know!
“H ard a t it, Mrs. G ray?”
and for ev ery th in g else for the c a r to i
Sand
Road Material
Gravel
Crushed Bock
G rocer—“H ere sonny—a little bag
"Yes, Mrs. B lu ch er: th is is my w ash ­ je rk along on th re e cy lin d ers when i
ing day, and looking a fte r a fam ily of you should be ru n n in g on four. If
| of candy for you.”
30 x 3i/2
Fond M other—”—and w hat do you ten d o esn 't leave m uch tim e on my th e clu tch does not engage properly,
hands."
you are th ro w in g a sudden load on '
say to th e gen tlem an , Ja m e s? ”
BUCKEYE CORO
“Is th a t K itty ’s voice I h ea r a t the th e axle—a sudden shock w hich has a i
Jim m y—“C harge it.”
piano in th e p a rlo r? ”
tendency to tw ist It off. I p erso n ally 1
fully guaranteed for
“Yes, th a t’s her. I don’t know how know of m any cases In w hich th e axle
I ’d g et along w ith o u t th a t girl. A lw ays has been broken by letting In the
Light and Heavy Hauling
on th ese days she picks o ut h e r nicest clu tch suddenly In an effort to get |
GAS AND OIL
pieces, like ‘Sw eet R est By and By,’ out of a hole. Don’t neglect th e clutch.
'M o th er’s G row ing Old,’ ‘Love Will It can be kept soft and sm ooth In
Roll th e Clouds A way,” and sings o p eratio n w ith o u t slipping, and then, ,
Why pay morel
rid your system o f Catarrh or Deafness them for m e w hile I’m ru n n in g the w hen you engage It, th ere will be no
WALRAD
Phone 1631
WRIGHT
caused by Catarrh.
clo th es
th ro u g h th e first
w ater. sudden shock.
Sold by drugfittt for oyer 40 yyar,
U niversal jo in ts fairly cry for I
'T a in ’t every girl w ho'd be so th o u g h t­
g rease and atten tio n . U nless you heed (
F. J. CHENEY &. C O .. T oledo. O hio ful, I can te ll you.”
th e w arn in g at once. It Is too late to |
Bave them , for they are w orn and
C orner R oberts A venue and
Scotch Thrift.
ra ttle ever afte r. In v est In a creep er
Pow ell S tre et
F irs t Scott— “I saw ye a t th e bank, or HUNT UP SOME OLD CLOTHES
GAS 20c
y esterd ay .”
AND GO FOR A TOUR UNDER
Second S co tt—“Aye."
YOUR CAR. I t Isn ’t n ecessary to do
F irs t S co tt—“ Did you p u t in some It v ery often, b u t It is a g rea t deal
m oney?”
b e tte r to explore th e u nder p a rt of
Second S co tt—“Nae.”
your ca r a t your leisu re in th e g arag e
F irs t S co tt—"T ak e some o o t?”
th a n aw ay off on som e lonely road In
OPENS SEPT . 5
Second S co tt—"N ae.”
th e dead of the night. And th e fellow
F irs t S co tt—“T hen ye b o rrit some w ho tow s you hom e with a sp an of
MRS. AGNES CARMEAN
m oney?”
m ules Is laughing in his sleeve a t
Second S co tt—“Nae.”
you. I know, for m ule h ire o na trip
Every Saturday
F irs t S co tt—"T hen w h at did ye?”
to th e co ast sev eral y ears ago cost
Phone 791
REGISTER NOW
“Yes, sir, this old Ford actually seems
Second S co tt—"I fillet my foontuin m e th e price of a new tire , an d I
pen.”
w a sn ’t driving a flivver eith er.
to be g ettin g b e tte r every day. Since I
FAIRVIEW
TUBES
Gresham Tire Shop
Electric Shoe Repair Shop
W. Rosenfeld, Prop.
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD
Gresham Transfer & Service Station
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
Medicine
$ 8 -5 0
Ivy Filling Station
. Every day ,,
in every way
drained the crankcase and filled up with the
new Zerolene ‘F ’ for Fords, she starts quicker,
has more power, and seem s to go a little
farther on a gallon of gasoline.”
Zerolene “F ” for Fords gets to all the parts
where oil is needed, especially the wrist-pin
bearings and the upper half of the cylinder
walls, which are frequently “oil-starved”
when an unsuitable lubricant is used.
Zerolene “F ” for Fords is made by the
Standard Oil Com pany’s patented vacuum
process. I t deposits a minimum of carbon.
Yet Zerolene' F ” for Fords costs not more,
but less than most of the special Ford oils on
the m arket.
A Ford is an A-l transportation invest»
ment. Protect your investm ent by proper
lubrication.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
' California)
School of Dancing
Lost Completely.
BECAUSE I WAS SELFISH.
LEE HOWARD.
I sh a re d w ith my tired b ro th er of my
s tre n g th to b ear his load.
W hen he cam e to my hum ble cottage
th a t I built by th e side of the road.
I sh a re d of my m eager su b stan ce his
energy to renew ,
I gave him a h ea rty h an d sh ak e and
his faith in m ankind grew .
I gave him a sm ile of w elcom e and
cheered him on his way,
And he trod th e w inding road of life
to a b rig h te r and b etter day.
I read to him from th a t good old Book
th a t w onderful ru le of gold,
I read of th e Good S am a ritan of whom
th e M aster told,
AI1 th is I did for my b ro th er because
I w as selfish you see
For all th e th in g s I did for him I
w ished him to do for me.
A W ant Ad. helps for both buyer
and seller.
fa■ííf’J r
MEN WHO PALL IN LOVU
W llH -T P eiR 3TÊNOCRAPHERS,
F in d CLT-TTÆY CAN'T D.éTATE
-r& T W E M APTER -THEY'Re'
MACS ie d /
*Ten¿ th ott
ORDS
u
7 5
An u rch in w as w him pering on a
H eart-S er»ice.
s tre e t co rn e r w hen he wag ad d ressed
If one does his best by his neighbor by our police ch ief:
“W h at’s th e m a tte r, son?”
And o th erw ise acts like a m an —
"I’m lost."
Is q u ite carefu l to alw ays speak
"L o st?
N onsense!
You m u sn 't
k indly—
T h u s reflects his good w ill— when give up hope so quickly. W here do
you live?”
he can.
"I d o n ’t know. W e’ve Ju st moved
and I c a n 't rem em ber th e new ad ­
T he habit will grow on him «tally—
d re ss.”
H is face will m ost often be b rig h t,
“W h a t’s your nam e, th e n ? ”
And his tro u b le s grow less— In the
“ I don’t know .”
m aking,
"W h at? D on't you know your own
As they do when we see th in g s
nam e?”
arig h t.
"No,” sobbed th e youngster.
“ M other got m a rrie d again this
T he service th a t one gives his
m orning."
neighbor,
T h is kindness betw een m an and
I WON DKK.
m an —
W ill app ease all th e h u n g er w ithin us
(Lee H ow ard)
As th e h e a rt loves to love. If it can.
R attle, ra tt(e , little car,
—Selected.
How I w onder w hat you are
When he sh ifts you Into high
Real M a il’s Prayer.
How you g ru n t and groan and sigh.
L et me live, O m ighty M aster,
W hat did H enry put In you?
Such a life as m en should know ,
When he m ade you shining new
T astin g triu m p h and d isaster,
' Did he ta k e some sc ra p s of cloth,
Jo y —and not too m uch woe;
¡C hunks of leath er, bits of fro th ?
Let m e ru n th e g am u t over,
Let me fight and love and laugh,
Did he use old co rse t stays
And when I'm ben eath the clover
¡T w isted up In various ways,
‘ L et th is be my ep itap h :
S trip s of rubber, strin g and w ire
"H ere lies one who took his chan ces In your fifteen th o u san d tire ?
In th e busy w orld of men.
B ottled luck and circu m stan ces.
i Is It n u ts and bolts and tins.
Fought and fell and fought ag ain ;
W ashers, sp rin g s, and gaiety pins,
Won som etim es, but did not crow ing, Mingled w ith th e o th e r Junk
Lost stm etlm es, but did not wall. , T h at ru n s all day on a q u a rt of bunk?
Took his beatings but kept going,
Ju st to m ake you look like new,
Never let his co u rag e fall.
; A dab of p ain t and a gob of glue—
He w as fallible and hum an,
Yes, I w onder w hat you are
T h erefo re loved and understood
H um ping, bum ping little car.
Both his fellowrnan and woman,
W hether good o r not so good;
Best ca r th a t was ever made,
W as fratern al, had Insurance.
P uts all o th e rs In th e shade,
Looked ahead for hom e and w ife, i Says
your d riv er, C. K. Dye,
N ever lacked in his en d u ra n ce
What a whopper! Me. oh. my!
To provide for th e end of life.
K ept his sp irit undlm lnlshed.
Homebody Makes As Impression.
Never laid down on a friend.
K atie— "Say, Jack , how did you get
Played th e gam e till it was finished.
th a t red on your Up?”
Lived a sp o rt m an to th e end.”
Jack—"That’s my tag for p ark in g
—Exchange.
too long In one place.”