T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, X«. 71
HALLOWE’EN PRANK
RESULTS SERIOUSLY
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
West Heard From
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1825
GRESHAM MAN PASSES
8( HOOL MEETING HATE
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
CHANGED TO NOV. 21
Inherits Riches
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
91.50 Per Year
CHILDREN’S HOME
EXPANDING FAST
T he date of the school m eeting for
the G resham school d istric t w hich
w i* announced for Novem ber 7 has
been changed to Novem ber 24, on a c
An Instance of ca rry in g Halloween
P o rtlan d , Oregon, O ctober 30.—E di
count
of e rro rs in th e d ates of p u b li
p ran k s en tirely too far is cited in the
to r O utlook:— It was an inspiring
cation
of
th
e
notices.
In
o
rd
er
to
be
event of S aturday night w hen a m a
sight on a rec en t visit to see the ch il
legal the first notice m ust be p u b
chine w as badly w recked on south
d
ren of th e F arm Home housed in a
lished not less th a n 20 days and th e
R oberts avenue-, endangering the lives j
new school building financed by a
second
notice
not
less
th
a
n
10
days
of the th ree occupants and dam aging
sta te ap p ro p riatio n . A fter th e long
p rio r to th e date of th e m eeting.
th e c a r to th e extent of approxim ately
m onths in w hich they have been
Two
se
p
a
ra
te
q
u
estio
n
s
w
ill
come
$100. About 3 o'clock Sunday m orn
crow ded into w holly in ad equate and
up
for
discussion
and
vote,
th
a
t
of
ing a Ford to u rin g "car containing
inconvenient q u a rte rs it Is not a t all
Increasing th e tax over th e six per
th re e persons, two men and a woman,
stra n g e th a t th e splendid teach ers
cent
lim
itation,
and
th
a
t
of
adopting
cam e in from th e east w here they had
w ere sm iling th e ir joy and th a t w hen
the budget for th e en su in g year. R ea
been in atten d an ce at a dance, it is r e
th e ch ild ren w ere asked to voice th e ir
sons
for
th
e
proposed
in
c
re
ase
over
ported. They w ere from P ortland, but
feelings th a t they n early “raised th e
the 6 per cen t lim itation a re given in
it has been im possible to obtain any
roof" w ith a deafening roar.
the
notice
as
th
e
necessity
of
h
irin
g
nam es.
W ith all of th e g enerosity of th e
additional
te
ac
h
ers
and
providing
new
It is said th a t it w as som ew hat foggy
sta te and of o u r frien d s we are still
desks
for
new
room
s,
th
e
too
low
es
w hich perh ap s accounts for th e fact
Gov. Mrs. Nellie Ross, Wyom
short of funds to com plete and equip
tim ate in th e 1924 budget for th e fin
th e driv er did not see four sticks of
ing’s dynamic leader, made a spec
th
e en tire building, ("ash has been
ishing of class room s and lav ato ries
ial trip to see Pres. Coolidge and
cordw ood w hich had been placed on
co n trib u ted
to
equip
th e
th ree
and
extending
th
e
h
eatin
g
system
,
and
protested granting concessions in
th e road neaT the P a t Collins place.
class room s th ought to be sufficient
the
paym
ent
of
bonds
fallin
g
due
on
Colorado
River
Basin
giving
pri-
T he ca r stru ck the wood w hich veered
for this y ear, th e E ast Side B aptist
vate interests control of water
March 1, 1926 and M arch 1, 1927, to
it up onto the bank w here it evidently
power. Wyoming and other Basin
ch u rch of P o rtlan d will com plete and
gether w ith in terest.
backed down and tu rn ed over once
State Governors will appear before
equip the auditorium which will be the
The to tal estim ated expenses for the
Federal Power Commission in pub
am i a half, landing on the side. The
ce n te r of th e social and C hristian
year
are
given
in
th
e
budget
as
$37,-
lic’s
interest.
top w as com pletely dem olished, the
w ork of the F arm Home and th e good
460, and th e to tal estim ated receipts,
w indshield broken, tw o fenders w ere
people of R oseburg are financing the
not including th e proposed tax. as
sm ashed and th e fram e bent up in MISS FLORENCE 1111.L HAS
dom estic science room. Our num bers
$12.501.32. T he b alance to be raised
g eneral.
PRETTY UHI RUII WEDDING
have in creased so rap id ly how ever
by d istric t tax am ounts to $24,958.68.
P ublic indignation h as been p ro p e r
th a t we find o urselves obliged to com
The m eeting will be called to o rd er
A
church
w
edding,
p
retty
and
dainty
ly aroused over th e so-called “fu n ” of
plete an o th er class room even though
at 2:15 o'clock on th e afternoon of
boys old enough to know th a t it is a in every appointm ent, took place «last
funds are not in hand for the p u r
November 24.
evening
at
the
U
ndenom
inational
tem
-
serio u s offence p unishable by prison
pose, th e th re e being now so crow ded
sentence, to place obstru ctio n s on a •pie when Miss Florence Hill, daugh- j Fairview Young People In Auto Spill. wus u n ab |e to go to his usual work.
th a t efficient w ork is im possible.
te
r
of
C
larence
Hill,
now
in
C
alifor
A
Ford
co
n
tain
in
g
th
ree
young
peo-
!
Thpy
wprp
Qn
(hpir
w
ay
to
O
rpsham
Little 12 year old Dons Duke is
public highw ay, w here m achines are
T h ere a re on th e C hildren's Farm
9 o clo ck , a t tb l,
it
now the world’s nchest heiress.
p assing constantly. An effort is be nia, and g ran d d a u g h ter of Mrs. H. C. pie, the Misses Alene Dixon and Cora j bf,fwppn 8
Home
g rounds th re e g irls ’ co ttages c a
The
will
of
her
father,
multimillion
L
arsen
,
becam
e
th
e
bride
of
W
alter
A nderson and .Hoy Biesch, all from w as rain in g heavily. F ailin g to reckon
ing m ade to obtain reliab le clues as to
pable of housing 70, w hile the two
aire tobacco magnate, gives her
D
ecker,
of
P
o
rtlan
d
.
The
im
pressive
F
airview
,
skidded
on
th
e
slippery
th e nam es of those p erp e tra tin g th is
witli th e sh a rp cu rv e a t th e co rn er at
the bulk' of his immense estate,
b o fs' cottages will only sh e lte r 45
rin g cerem ony w as read by th e Rev. pavem ent last evening at the co rn er at
deed.
the last tu rn into G resham , th e ca r
estimated to be $150,000,000.
boys. T his m ade it n ecessary one day
S. F. P itts, th e b rid al p arty standing th e north end of Main stre e t and
skidded and stru c k th e pole, th e im
la st week to refu se homes to four
in a woodland bow er of autum n crash ed into a telephone pole, bending
BUSINESS SIGNS MIX
pact being so g reat th e pole w as left REVIVAL STARTS AT
little boys w ithin four hours.
leaves,
Oregon
g
rap
e
and
cedar
the
m
achine
in
bad
shape,
th
e
young
ON ALL HALLOWEEN
leaning w ell to one side.
METHODIST
(
III
RUII
In one fam ily th e re w ere tw o boys
boughs. T he Rev, B. C. Dewey was folks escaping w ith nothing m ore s e r
and
two g irls. To receive the g irls
also
seated
n
ear
the
officiating
clerg
y
ious th an bum ps and scratch es. How
C ustom er—"You d o n 't seem very
H allow een, a t once th e delight of
Revival m eetings have, com menced
from th is fam ily would m ean the
ever, the condition of th e young man quick a t figures, my boy.”
th e sm all boy and the holiday w hose man.
at the M ethodist Episcopal church by
Newsboy—“ I ’m o ut o’ p ractice, sir.
break in g of fam ily ties w ith the prob
approach is not u sually anticipated
Prior, to the cerem ony, a num ber of w as som ew hat u nfavorable th is m orn- You see, m ost of th e g en ts say, ‘Keep Miss D. W illia Caffray, an ordained
ability th at they would never tie united
w ith m uch eagerness by the average m usical selections w ere rendered, ing as h e 'a p p e a re d to be dazed and the c h a n g e ." ’
m in ister of th a t ch u rch , who Is a s
in d o s e fam ily rela tio n s again. The
housew ife, is past and the even tenor Mrs. Joseph G ates at th e piano. Miss
sisted by Miss C hristensen as soloist,
cherished th ought of th e p ro jecto rs of
pert.
She
w
as
given
due
com
plim
ents.
of G resham moves on as usual. W ith F loella Jaco b s and Miss S arah Metz
ch o ru s d irecto r and leader of ch il
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
The day w as a p erfect one and the d ren 's m eetings. The an nouncem ents th is Hpme for dependent ch ildren was,
th e exception of a deplorable auto a c ger gave several pleasing violin n um
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W ilcox, Mrs. A. w onderful scenery from th is place was for th e rem ain d er of th e week a re for th a t so far as possible, fam ilies w ith
cident w hich occurred on south Rob bers and Mrs. E. E. M orehead, of P o rt
all th e helpful ties estab lish ed when
e rts avenue in w hich the lives of th ree land, a sister of Mrs. G ates, sang. As S tu a rt and Mrs. P. A ndersen, all m em much enjoyed by th e num erous guests. preach in g by th e ev an g elist every eve
“He set them to g eth er in fam ilies”
p ersons w ere endangered and a t le ast the stra in s of M endelssohn's w edding b ers of T ro u td ale C hapter, O rder of
ning at 7:30 and Bible readings every
Miss A nnie E tllng, who is teaching afternoon at 2:30. C h ild ren 's m eet should be kept in tact. T here are
$100 dam age done to th e ir m achine, m arch w ere stru ck , th e b rid e and E a ste rn S tar, atten d ed c h a p te r a t St.
th o se outside of th e W. C. T. U. who
the re su lt of a H allow een p rank, n o th groom w ith th e ir atte n d a n ts en tered Jo h n s T uesday evening at M inerva at W arren d ale, gave a H allow een ings will he held im m ediately follow
hold th is sacred.
We m ust have
ch
ap
ter.
T
he
la
tte
r's
room
presented
p
a
rty
on
F
rid
a
y
evening
w
hich
w
as
ing serious h as been noted as the o u t the tem ple from th e re a r. T he brid e
ing th e close of school each afternoon.
an o th er boys' co ttag e Just as soon as
let of boyish anim al sp irits.
w as attended by Miss N ellie Redmond a scene b eau tifu l in th e extrem e. T he well attended. Games in keeping with Miss Caffray Is w ell known In this
it can be erected. W here a re th e peo
Several citizens aw oke Sunday m o rn and the groom 's best m an was C harles w orthy m a tro n s in th e ir w hite robes the season w ere m uch enjoyed. The com m unity and her w ork is com
and the w o rth y p atro n s in full evening ladies of th e d istric t served re fre sh m ended by a larg e circ le of friends ple who will help in th is?
ing to And them selves in a different Duffy, both of P o rtlan d ,
T hink of It, in Oregon we buy our
line of business th an w hen they r e
and ad m irers. Dr. C. W. H uett in a n
T he bride w ore a gown of blue a ttir e w ere a dignified group. Mrs. m ents afte r th e en tertain m en t.
expensive curs, we tak e our trip s for
tired S atu rd ay night. Down on north g eorgette crepe, m ade very sim ply and Bessie O v erstreet, w orthy m a tro n of
nouncing
th
e
m
eetings
says:
H u rib u rt school gave a b ask et so
p leasu re, we p u rch ase e x tra v ag a n t
Main stree t, Cecil M etzger, who is su p trim m ed w ith panels of silv er lace. M inerva ch a p te r, w as a queenly p re cial on S atu rd ay and a neat little sum
“C h ristian s a re especially helped
clothing, we g ratify every w ish, but
siding
officer.
T
he
Masonic
hall
is
the
posed to be a grocer, w as inform ing She w ore a full length veil of tu lle
w as obtained from the sale of baskets. d u rin g th e services. T he one g reat
poor ch ild ren m ust he sep arated for
th e g eneral public Sunday th a t he w as and carried a bouquet of carn atio n s. proud possessor of a b eautiful p ictu re
Mrs. S usan H arding en tertain ed the need of th e ch u rch today Is clear cut lack of room to sh e lte r them or w orse
a dispenser of Shell gasoline a t 21c a T he bridesm aid w as gowned in pink of George W ashington in full reg alia senior class of th e Colum bian high feachlng on the g re a t them es of the
of a Mason. T his is an in sp iratio n to school on Sunday evening at her new Gospel. T he w orld is full of d isco rd yet d rift in to th e g reat arm y of de
gallon, w hile acro ss th e street, his georgette.
m em bers of the Masonic lodge to gaze home here on the highw ay w hich w as an t voices, selfishness and sin of every lin q u en ts because th ere is no place for
neighbor, A. E. Malo, who heretofore
A fter th e cerem ony, about 40 of the
them to have home love or care.
has had no intention of going into the large num ber of guests th a t filled the at th e face of th e fath e r of o u r g lo ri m uch enjoyed. D ancing w as th e pas kind. Miss Caffray has a cry sta l clear
A sm all am ount having been sent in
service station business, was his n e a r tem ple rep aired to th e home of Mr. ous nation and to follow In his foot tim e of th e evening. D elicious r e gospel m essage and illu stra te s It out
for an o th er boys’ co ttag e by persons
step
s
in
th
a
t
an
cien
t
and
pow
erful
or-'
est rival, selling the Union gas a t the and Mrs. H ans L arsen, w here a recep
fre sh m en ts w ere se rv e d ,b y th e h o st of th e w arp and woof of life and out who had visited th e Home and reco g
der of w hich he w as a m em ber and co ess.
sam e price.
of her own experience, so th a t one
tion w as held. T his affair w as also
nized tne need, we have decided to o r
A lthough it is n earing w inter, sev given in honor of th e m a rria g e of the w o rk er d u rin g his life.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard H ansen en need not e r r in th e way. The general ganize "A Boys' Building F arm Home
e ra l householders appeared to be go o th e r g ran d ch ild of Mrs. L arsen , W in
public
is
invited
to
th
ese
meetings.
A very in te re stin g program w as giv joyed a m otor trip to H illsboro last
L eague" and put all dues in th a t fund.
ing into th e au to cam p business, using fred H ill, who ten days ago m a rried en and p erh ap s one of th e best of th e Friday, callin g on old friends.
T h ere will be fine singing, a splendid
Will every person in terested in saving
th e ad v ertisin g signs as ‘‘U Auto Miss Jo sep h in e Clow of th is place season. S everal vocal selections were
Floyd Reed of C orbett, who has been fellow ship and a h earty welcome."
boys send In th eir own dues of one
Camp. " If half the energy w hich w as J Thev w ere pregent last ev e n in g 'fro m given by th e w orthy p atro n s which In a P o rtlan d ho sp ital for th e past
d o llar, adding for fam ily and friends
expended by young A m erica in strin g - | Ix)ngview . W ashington
w ere g rea tly enjoyed and w hich had m onth w here he u n d erw en t a m inor Hull Him Bridge Work Progressing.
W ork is p ro g ressin g rapidly on the w hen possible. H ere's my hand for
ing a rticle s of fu rn itu re on telephone
no
doubt
caused
a
lot
of
w
ork,
as
all
o p eratio n , is m uch im proved and will
In stru m e n ta l m usic and singing
new bridge w hich is being co n stru cted "B oosting Boys' Building." Send all
poles and oth er inaccessible places w ere th e o rd er of th e evening, fol show ed carefu l train in g .
W orthy soon be able to come hom e again.
by th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er com co n trib u tio n s to 506 Stock E xchange
w as used in sp littin g up th e fam ily lowed by a delicious lunch of brick G rand P atro n Dr. W ebster and his
Miss E lizabeth L aing of P o rtlan d
Bldg., P o rtlan d , Oregon.
wood for th e w inter, m o th er's wood- ice cream , cake and punch. T he w ed wife of P o rtlan d w ere p rese n t and Dr. w as a week-end g u est of Mrs. 'Jasper pany at Bull Run. T he co n crete piers
When digging and sto rin g your flow
w
ere
com
pleted
last
week
and
the
box would never be em pty again. ding cake, am ple enough to supply W ebster gave a fine talk . At th e co n Crane.
steel w ork will he sta rte d im m ediate er bulbs send all you can sp a re direct
W indows w hich w ere long overdue for each guest w ith a piece, w as cu t and clusion of th e e n tertain m en t b ea u ti
Mrs. F red E tling has retu rn ed home
a good w ashing on the outside had it th e rin g was d raw n by Miss Redmond, ful gifts w ere given to Mrs. O v erstreet afte r atten d in g to the h arv e stin g of ly. T he steel from th e old B urnside to th e C hildren's F arm Home, C orval
com ing to them Monday m orning as th e young lady who had attended the and Bob H enderson, p resid en ts of g rap es at her place at H illsdale, Ore. bridge is being utilized in th e new one, lis, Oregon.
having been donated by th e city to
th e re su lt of w ax or soap w ith w hich bride e a rlie r in th e . evening. T his th e ir respective clubs, who each gave
Local People Will P rizes.
C
lackam as county, City Com m issioner
they w ere coated d uring the evening. sam e rin g w as th e one used in th e a gracious response. Mr. H enderson
W. S p ears c f L ato u rell, who re c e n t
In th e list of prize w in n ers in th e
John
Mann
In
ch
arg
e
of
the
tran
sfe
r.
One housekeeper who had wished for cake of the b rid e's m o th er w hen she is w orthy p atro n of T em ple ch ap ter.
ly bought out G. M. H ines, has Just
T his bridge, to g eth er with one across land p ro d u cts show at th e Pacific In
a large tin can for some tim e in w hich h erse lf w as a bride 23 y ears ago. A
R efresh m en ts of apple pie and ice been ap p o in ted p o stm aste r and has
te rn a tio n a l Livestock exposition a re
to sto re rubbish w as rew arded Sunday num ber of p retty and useful a rticle s cream w ere served afte r th e e n te r tak en the position. Mr. H ines and his the Sandy at Dodge park, will provide
noted th e nam es of sev eral G resham
b
etter
access
to
th
e
Bull
Run
head-
m orning by finding ju st the can she I w as received by th e couple as gifts. tain m en t. T he (lining room w as dec son, Newell, have moved to th e ir new
exhibitors.
U nder th e heading of m is
w orks In case of tro u b le with any of
w ished for reposing safely on the
home at T routdale.
Mr. and Mrs. D ecker w ill resid e in o rated in keeping w ith H allow een.
cellaneous potatoes, aw ard s w ere
th
e
city
pipe
lines.
fro n t porch.
W illiam M organ, a fresh m an a t the
j P o rtlan d w here th e form er is em-
m ade to W. F. Robinson for first prize
Som ew here in G resham th ere m ust j ployed. He Is a young m an of ex
T he ban q u et given at C hanticleer U niversity of Oregon, spent th e week-
and to Sven Nelson for second. C. H,
Grew
hum
f
‘oiaiiiunlty
l
liiir c h .
beat tw o sm all h e a rts th a t have each em plary hab its and in d u stry and Mrs. Inn last F rid ay n ig h t to th e delegates end at his hom e at C h an ticleer Inn
S ervices will b(* held Tuesday, W ed Stone, of T ro u td ale, was a th ird prize
been saddened by the loss of a red D ecker Is w ell known in G resham . of th e Oregon P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso- w here he en tertain ed a few friends on
nesday, T h u rsd ay and F rid ay evenings w in n er in the certified seed potato di
w agon, th a t vehicle so dear to the w here she grew to young womanhood, j elation w as one of th e biggest affairs Sunday.
Bella Reed w as g u est of
at 7:30 at th e G resham ((im m unity vision and S. B. H all, county a g ric u l
'h e a r t of the average sm all boy or girl. Both enjoy a wide circle of frien d s j of th e season at th is w ell kyow n re- honor.
ch u rch , Bllile S tan d a rd , on east tu ra l ag en t, cam e In first In the m is
Two w agons w ere taken from th eir who w ished them all th e hap p in ess so rt, and w as attended by 335 dele-
Mrs. D ottie P hipps of P o rtlan d , a
Powell Valley road. All a re Invited to cellaneous v arieties of certified seed
ow ners H allow een night and left th a t can possibly fall to th e ir lot.
»fates. T he tab les w ere beautifully form er resid en t of C orbett, m otored come. T h ere will he a special divine potatoes.
stan d in g on th e sidew alk n ear the
-------------------------I decorated, th e M ountain View F lo ral
out Sunday In h er new H udson car
In the boys’ and g irls ’ d u b work,
h ealing service W ednesday evening
K. A. M iller residence. Sensing the Meadow h u rst 1 umiiiiiiiily A nnounces com pany donating rosebuds for the oc- and called on old friends. Mrs. P hipps
R
oland
Schedeen won first on B ur
when p ray er will be offered for th e
sorrow th a t would follow in th e ir d is
Itances.
casion, and th e delicious food spread ¡conducts a beauty p a rlo r In the city.
sick and afflicted. It Is rep o rted th a t banks.
appearan ce, th e M illers have given
A club dance w ill be given at B unn's | for th e g u ests w as all donated by dif-
Miss A nna H ansen, d au g h ter of Mr.
souls a rc being saved and the sick ar
th e little red wagons sh elter until poultry ranch on B arker road on F rl- | feren t firm s In the county.
and Mrs. H ansen of E h rm an o r, sp en t being healed by our laird and Savior
N ickerson Jellied chicken Is most
such tim e as th e ir ow ners m ay call for ,ia y evening, November 6. S haffer’s
Many prom inent women of th e sta te the w eek-end with h er p aren ts. She Je su s C hrist. S ervices a re being con- I convenient. Steam p ressu re cooked
In glass.— Adv.
tf
them .
o rch e stra will fu rn ish th e m usic. took ad v an tag e of th e in v itatio n , is a te ac h er in th e g rad e school at
ducted by C. R. and H elen I. Dillon,
------------------------ ,
P rizes and fea tu re s will be offered. All am ong them being Mrs. H ill, past Dilly, Oregon.
F our S q u are ev an g elists from An-
G resham Couple Wedded at IIIII shorn. .)rp cordially in v it'd .
Miss H am ilton and Miss G rey, te a c h
p resid en t of th e sta te o rg anization,
gelus tem ple. Ixis A ngeles.
A w edding of In terest to th e ir many
________________
From I*. E. I. Canada.
Mrs. H ay h u rst and Mrs. P erk in s. Mrs ers at th e B uckm sn school In P o rt
G resham friends is th a t of Miss Lucy
S u p erio r Rock Spring« I oal.
The
o
rig in al, oldest and m ost re
land, w ere g u ests over la st week-end
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown have re- 1
We a re booking o rd ers now on the H ill, who holds sii office in th e Na-
liab le b ree d ers of some of the m ost
at
C
ran
eb
rae,
the
sum
m
er
home
of
celved
word
from
th
e
ir
son
F
ra
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k
In
I fifth carload of th is clean fre e-b u m - ' tloual C ongress of M others, w as se a t
fam ous foxes know n in th e show
Babcock on W ednesday, October 28
S eattle th a t he w as recen tly In a j ring, from a pelt baaie, or as pro
ing coal. Can you use a load? If so. ,.<) a t the head of her table, w ith the Mrs. J a s p e r Crane.
at H illsboro. T he cerem ony was
lc a | | phone 1871 and have your order n< wly elected p resid en t of th e sta te
Mr and Mrs. McKay of S p rin g d ale p ecu liar mix up In an ex p ress c a r at 1 ducers.
nessed by Mrs. E thel P ritch ard . The d e liv e re d direct from th e ca r as It will
1 have p u rch ased a lim ited av a il
P.-T. A., Mrs. W. W. G abriel, a t her spent S atu rd ay evening at Colum bia th a t place. W hile w orking In the car I
groom Is em ployed as a m echanic in he »..00 per ton cheap er, a s extra
able
supply of th ese foxes from the
stan d in g on th e trac k It com m enced | com pany and have secured th e sole
rig h t at.d Mrs. P erk in s at her left. View farm .
th e e Chevrolet
C h ev ro let garage
c a ra g e and
an d .Mrs.
Mrs B
ab h a n d lin g TH
c h E a rg Rg
e s RRY
a re saved
th
« an
GHOWEKS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
H
icks
have
retu
rn
ed
moving
and.
a
fte
r
g
ain
in
g
conaider-
S h o rt ta lk s and m usic w ere enjoyed
se llin g rig h ts for th e Pacific Coast,
cock form erly assisted at the W itnrow
PACKING CO.
home afte r spending tw o m onths ut ahle m om entum , crash ed into a train
I am now offering a few p airs of
d u rin g th e banquet.
re sta u ra n t. A 6 o’clock dinner wan
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these celeb rated foxes for «ale.
D ufur, Oregon, w here Mr. H icks' was w ith sufficient force to sm ash In the
A
11
invitation
was
extended
t
o
the
se rv e d In th eir honor th a t evening at
O rders to r sheep guano should be
All of th ese foxes a re reg istered
engaged in tru ck in g .
end of the c a r and strew its co n ten ts
...
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. placed now. Why? Because th e prod-
In th e C anadian governm ent live
th e residence of Mrs. C. M errill at uc< jg ,ione ,jrv an(j ¡a te r ¡t will con- d elegates by th e C orbett P.-T. A to
H. B urkholder Is busy reb u ild in g from one end to th e other. A 600- j stock records, being tattooed in th e
w hich w ere p resent besides Mr. and ta in „„me m oisture. As we a re b«ok- visit th e new schoolhouses, and m any th e house and b arn on th e new house pound safe landed n ea r F ran k and s e a rs and c a rry in g a re g istra tio n
Mrs. Babcock. Mrs. M errill. Mr. and* ing so many o rd ers you should order took ad v an tag e of th e opportunity.
certificate.
which he p urchased some tim e ago. heavy boxes and packages piled
Mrs. P ritch a rd . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
,o ,n,m r* delivery when you w ant Mrs. M organ w as ten d ered an ovation He w ill move on to th e place In a sh o rt
W ill be pleased to have you visit
aro
u
n
d
him.
E
xcepting
J
o
r
a
sp
rain
ed
I
.
,
.
.
m m
j I It.
W'e have positive proof th a t th is for th e use of h er house and for her
my ranch at E ast G resham on the
S tanley and th e ir tw o children and prO(Juct
th e
fertilize r value for
time.
knee no in ju ry waa done to him.
Mt Hood Ixxip highw ay w here a
C linton C halker. The new lyw eds will a || kinds of cro p s available. Please kino h o sp itality tow ard all.
Mr. and Mrs. £. Olsen have moved to
n um ber of th ese exclusive an im als
Chrysanthemums for Male.
Mrs. L undberg, d em o n strato r for F airview w here Mr. Olsen has sta rted
reside in G resham in Z enith addition call a t the ca n n ery for inform ation
a re located.
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'th a t will convince you of th e tru th of the S p erry F lo u r com pany, m ade all
My ch ry san th em u m s a re now ready
w
ork
at
the
L
nseher
d
atry
ran
ch
.
for sale, m ore beautiful th a n ever. Call
Sew ing Machines.
th is claim Cal) 1871
W alker*« F o x R a n ch
th e b iscu its for th e luncheon and
and see them . Mrs. M E W illiam s, |
Five sewing) m achines, ranging in •
TH E BERRY GROWERS
Phone G resham .'<2\6
proved th ereb y th a t she was an ex-
P atro n ize o u r advertiaera.
phone 58x4.—Adv.
price from $5 to $35.00. J. E. Metzger.
PACKINO CO
D eath cam e to R. W. C alkins Mon
day, November 2, releasin g him from
a long period of suffering. On W ed
nesday of la st w eek he had a stro k e
of p araly sis from w hich he did not r e
cover consciousness. He passed out
quietly in sleep.
R eu b tn W alter C alkins w as born in
A rena. W isconsin, October 26, 1846.
In 1879 he m arried E lla S. H ubbard.
Seventeen y ears ago he moved his
fam ily to Oregon, locating on a farm
n ea r the Base L ine road. Up to ¿he
beginning of his illn ess live y ea rs ago,
his tim e w as spent on th is farm . H is
chief com m unity in te rest w as cen tered
in th e M ethodist ch u rch of w hich he
has been a faith fu l m em ber since his
early m anhood. He w as a ch a ritab le
neighbor, a kind and affectionate h u s
band and fath er.
Besides his wife, live of his six
ch ild ren survive him :
Mrs. A lbert
D u ran t and Mrs. Isab elle H eseltine,
of K lam ath F alls, Mrs. Louis S hanley,
Compton, C alifornia, Mrs. E dgar Lem
ing and Louis Calkins, of G resham .
F u n eral services will be held on
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n at 2:30 from the
M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch . Dr. C. W.
H uett, th e p asto r, officiating. I n te r
m ent w ill be in Douglas cem etery.
F u n eral arran g e m en ts are in the
j hands of J. E. M etzger, u n d ertak er,
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WILLOW HILL SILVER BLACK FOXES