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G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK U R ESH A M , MULTNOM AH COUNTY, OREGON. VOL. 15. NO. 7» ROSE NURSERY ADDS KSKi Y; BULBS AS SIDE LINE FR ID A Y , NOVEM BER 13, 1825 Æ . CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS WIN PREMIUM MONEY M utt &. Jeff’s New Boss TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS #1.59 Per Year PROMINENT SANDY MAN DIES SUDDENLY Edw in M. W hitney, who is to a p pear here on T uesday evening, No vem ber 17, at th e high school g y m - , ______ uasiuni. is a read er and an a r tis t of ^ g w aa expected by their, frieuds be- ford. 2d: T racy A nderegg, 5th; W alt Death cam e suddenly and unexpect- As if it w ere not s u H ient to have nation-w ide fame, and is th e highest jore , be j,eg jn n ing of th e Pacific In 1 edly T uesday night to a prom inent e r A nderegg, 6th. 13 acres or m ore plan ted to roses, the I resident of Sandy, Jerom e M. C. Mil Senior heifer class, Jo h n Flem ing. Colum bia River H ighw ay n u rse ry near type of d ram atic in te rp re ter. His ta- te rn a tio n a l Livestock exposition, the ler, who had been a resid en t of th a t C orbett h as added bulbs as a side line cial expression is m arvelous and his boys and g irls com posing the various 1st; L aw rence A ylsw orth. 2d; W alt locality for the past 19 years. He had and is now planting 15 tons of little ‘ r a Pi(l tra n sitio n from one c h a ra c te r c| ubs in M ultnom ah county have ac er A nderegg, 7th. been ailing for some tim e, but his cott- brow n bulbs, p rac tica lly a carload, | to a n o ,h e r stam ps him as a genius. quitte(1 them selves w ith credit, c a rry - Ju n io r heifer class, T racy A nderegg, using four a tr e s of high priced land i 1 ‘,ere ‘8 an a r “ s“ c perfection about I ry jng off a n um ber of im p o rtan t 3d; P ercy C arlson. 4th; A rth u r B urns, j dition w as not regarded as alarm in g until w ithin tw o days of his passing. for th e purpose. T he bulbs cam e dt- his every w»rd, tns every expression prizes th e prem ium s am ounting to 6th. Mr. M iller w as born near P ittsb u rg , re c t from H olland by w ater, being a ant‘ b *8 every g estu re, th a t brin g s his $453 50 which, w ith th e 1425.54 re- BROWN SW ISS— Female. 2 years ' P ennsylvania, A ugust 23, 1355, and p a rt of a ship load consigned to Pacific aut“ ence to the realizaton th a t they cejVed from fat hog sales b rin g s th e j old and over, A nna Boecklt, 1st; P aul 1 for th e past 40 years had lived in and coast ports. T he vessel w as cast on are w atching and enjoying a g re a t total up to $979.04. XHIs rep rese n ts a 1 Boeckii, 2d. near P o rtlan d w here in form er days gain of nearly $110 over th e prem - 1 H eifer, 1 year old and u n d er 2. Mag- I he had tak en an active p a rt iu politi A critic recently said of him . His ¡UIgg aw arded to th e boys and g irls 1 dolena Boeckii, 1st; H ow ard G rossen, B ritish Columbia, but th e cargo w as cal reform s along various lines. Two salvaged and brought to v arious p orts rem ark ab le appeal to an audience iast y ear , he lo ta i at th a t tlm e s ta nd- ' 2d. decadea ago he was considered a by an o th er ship. m ight be sum m ed up in one w o rd : ¡ |n g at $774 66. $374 of th a t am ount Senior heifer class. George G rossen, prom inent educator, tw o years being T ulips, hyacinths and n arc issi m ake "H e is real." H is in trin sic ability, his being tbe money received for prizes 1st; Paul Boeckii, 2d; A lfred Gros- spent as th e president of P hilom ath up the shipm ent for th e n u rse ry at ineffable charm of m anner, and w hole- an(j the j a( gtock sales am ounting to sen, 3d: Magdolena Boeckii. 4th. som eness, com plete a benevolent con college. He w as th e p rincipal of SWINE— Poland C hinas, sow u nder $397.66. C orbett. T here are thou san d s upon W oodstock school In P o rtlan d for th o u san d s of fine fat bulbs, fully m a sp iracy to win th e h ea rt of any h earer. The com petition all th ro u g h the P a 6 m onths. Floyd Stafford, 5th; fat seven y ears and before coming to O re tu red , w hich will bring forth a rio t of T his ‘being born, not m ade’ ex p re s cific In te rn a tio n a l w as m ore keen liog, under 6 m onths, Floyd Stafford, gon hnd been identified w ith educa color in th e early sp rin g and w hich sion, so ex tra v ag a n tly applied to p ro th an ever before, hut the hoys and 3d. tional w ork in C alifornia and Mis •Duroc Je rse y s, sow u nder 6 m onths. w ill m ake a strik in g show, easily seen fessions, is exceedingly a p p ro p riate in g irls of th e county brought back th e ir T he C ountess Aedita De Beau Mr. W hitney’s case. His appeal seem s souri. L ocally he w as held in, g reat M illard Chase, 4th; Isabel N ew lands, mont. who is now Mrs. "Bud" F ish by m otorists on the C olum bia riv er sh a re of the prem ium money, in the er, having been m arried to the fa esteem . F or y ears he had served on highw ay. T hen th e re are sm aller universal, if re tu rn dates are any c ri Union Stock yaril special pig feeding 10th. m ous c re a to r of "M utt ami Jeff" te rio n ; he is as acceptable in one the school board and us ju stice of the Fat hog u nder 6 m onths. Roy C a rl bulbs w hich w ill need a y ear of de- contest w h id i was put 011 for pig club com ics recently on the high seas peace, and w as a Sunday school te ac h velofim ent before they w ill be full com m unity as an o th er, and before all m em bers only, the sta te s of the n o rth son, 9th. w hile they w ere en ro u te to Europe. er of m any y e a rs’ standing. C hester W hites, sow u n d er 6 m onths, grow n. Still sm aller ones, w hich are m an n ers of people, w est w ere divided into d istric ts and The deceased Is survived by his being sown like sm all onion sets, w ill H is rep e rto ire is indeed large and th e pigs w ere judged for m arket p u r W illiam New lands, 1st; L aw ren ce E IT H E R ANI) SDN MEET M il l RE IIEEU MONDAY wife, Mrs. Eniptu B ennett Miller, th e m a tu re Into fine stock in tw o years, ‘"elu d es such plays as "T u rn to the poses, reg a rd le ss of breed. Ill d istrict D outhit, 5th. well-know n new spaper co rrespondent. It is estim ated th a t in all th e re a re a Rl« ht ” by W inchell Sm ith (Tw elve No. 1, or n o rth w est Oregon, of w h id i Fat hog. under 6 m onths, L aw rence P lan s a re under way for a fath er and th ree g rand children. Jean and m illion and a half bulbs. It is ex- I C h a ra c te rs ); ’T he F o rtu n e H u n ter" M ultnom .......... .. ah county is a p art, Floyd Douthit. loth. H aiupshires. sow u nder 6 m onths, and son m eeting to be held at th e Ma- B ennett Miller, who a re living, w ith pec-ted th a t all w ill bloom In the *’•' " ¡ n c h t l Sm ith (T h irteen ( h a ra i ¡^afford won fifth place with his pen sp rin g , though th e sm aller ones w ill = " H it th e T ra il H oliday by' Tlionias sonic hall on next Monday evening, th eir m other In S e a ttle ,’and D rusillu of four P oland C hina pigs and John Law rence Mahaffey, 1st; not produce blossom s as la rg e as th e GeorRe Cohan <F ifteen C h a ra cters) W elbes won six th w ith his pen of four D arling. 2d; John W elbes, 3d; E dgar November 16, when it Is hoped th a t all Miller, who is m aking her home w ith “In W alked Jim m ie” by M. J. Jaffa fath e rs and th e ir sons will g et to- her g ran d m o th er tills w inter. T he Dixon, 4th; Louise W heeler, 5th. H am pshire pigs. others. T he Colum bia R iver H ighw ay n ur- <Tw elve C h a ra c te rs); Adam and F at hog, under 6 m onths, John W el g eth t for a program , gam es and re fattier of the children, George S tra u ss T he M ultnomah county livestock sery Is owned by F ra n k C. Riggs of E v a" by OeorKe M iddleton (Ten C har- bes. 1st; L aw rence Mahaffey. 3d; freshm ents. The m eeting is expected Miller, who w as tbm only child of J. M. judging team placed sixth in the con - a c te r s ) ; P o p u lar S h o rt Story P ro - to be called to order prom ptly ut 7:30 C. Miller and wife, died about five P o rtlan d and Ed. L. Shelton, who Is test, in com petition w ith 35 team s E dgar Dixon, 4th. POULTRY — B arred Rock^, Lee I In o rd er to get th ro u g h early. Music y ears ago. m anaging th e place. G resham people Krams. from W ashington, Oregon and Idaho. The fu n eral services will he held Copeland, 1st on cockerel and 1st on and an ad d ress will he arran g e d for, w ill w atch th e v en tu re w ith special In The team w as com posed of John F lem “ QUIET LISTENER" young pen; C arl Bowman, 2d and 3d and refresh m en ts will be served, Friday aftern o o n at 1:30 at the Sandy te re st, as Mr. Shelton and his wife PRAISES REVIVALISTS ing, Robert K erslak e and Percy C a rl on young cockerel and 2d on young T here will be no charge, though a com m unity ch u rch In ch arg e of the lived for th ree y ea rs a t A mbleside, son. T he club m em bers in potato sm all co n trib u tio n will be asked of the Rev. W illiam Reece, pustor of the new n ea r H ogan station. It w as lie who G resham , Nov. 12.— I am only a w ork, both in club and open classes, pen. L eghorns. C h arles E dw ards, men to cover th e e x p e n se s of the af- C h ristian ch u rch in P ortland. He will planned and laid out th e beautiful q uiet listen er from th e "back seat," w ere com peting w ith W ashington and 1st ■White and 2d on two single p u lle ts and ! fair. Boys and men in th e vicinty of be assisted by th e Rev. S. F. P itts, of g rounds for th a t corporation. The but I feel th a t 1 ought to ex p ress my Idaho. I11 th e club work Roland G resham are invited to join with those Gresham . T he concluding services will S heltons have been for th re e y ea rs at ap p reciatio n for Miss C'affray and Miss Schedeen won first prize on B urbanks 1st on young cock erel; W ayne Adams from G resham in th is m eeting. be held ut the P ortland crem atorium . th e ir new location on the highw ay. C hristensen, so th a t o th ers who have and Sven Nelson won second place in 3d on young pen. A rrangem ents a re in th e hands ot Rhode Island Reds. Gordon O sburn T hose sponsoring the affair are E. not availed them selves of th e oppor the open class in m iscellaneous v arie J. E. M etzger. 3d on co ck erel; R oland S heller, 3d W. A ylsw orth. C. J. L undquist, Dr. Ç. T he fair board held an adjourned tu n ity | 0 h ear them , m ay yet do so. ties of N etted Gems. on young pen. W. H uett, Geo. F. Honey, K. A, Miller, m eeting la st night at w hich the re p o rt j am not a M ethodist, and it is o th ers T he g irls also cam e in for th e ir I*. Tallmiin Wins In Legal Contest. Anconas. H om er Lum sden 1st 011 | c. M. Q uicksall and R. E. Cannon, of th e auditor w as p resented and read, m yself whom I invite to attend sh a re of honors a t th e show. P earl A decision w as rendered by Judge ----------------------- cock b ird ; 1st on young pen. , It w as quite volum inous and covered thege m eetings a t th e G resham Yandell and T helm a S alisbury, m em Black M lnorcas, Coland C ree 4th Work on Bull Ituii lleiidnorks Elids, H aw kins In th e d istrict co u rt last F ri every item of th e association's finan- M ethodist church. bers of th e G resham Cooking club u n and 5th on tw o single p u llets and 2d ces. H a rry P u lfe r, form er secreta ry , Miss C affray's sin cere sim plicity is T he w orking season at Bull Run day in favor of C. P. T allm an who der th e lead ersh ip of Mrs. B. W. on pen. recen tly laid up by sickness, w as able cb a rtu ¡ngi an(j ap p eals even to the lake has come to an end and all w as being sued by th e Union Oil com T horne, p u t on a splendid p rune Buff L eghorns, C arl Bowman 1st have left w ith the exception of two pany In an effort to force paym ent of to be at th e m eeting. T he board has mo8t fastidious and criticizing, bread dem o n stratio n and Lois Cree and 2d 011 tw o single p u lle ts; Edw in w orkm en. .1. S. S u th erlan d and Webb a bill Incurred In the sp rin g of 1923 some w eighty problem s dem anding its Boys and g irls come to th e rem ain- and Edith Sw anson, of th e G ilbert Maxwell, 1st on cock bird. atten tio n b u t reg a rd s the situation as ,ng m eetingg You will ju st love to R oberts, who will rem ain In th e cam p by F. A. P urchen who had rented the C anning club, u n d er the supervision T allm an place in - th e C edar d istric t Polish, Edw in Maxwell 1st on P o hopeful and is ta k in g up p lans for bear Miss C h risten sen sing, and I j Maxwell, gave a fine m eat lish cock bird and 1st on yoyng pen d u rin g the w inter to tak e care of cam p and who had decam ped afte r th re e an o th er y e a r’s fair and for, th e im- ,know y()U w i„ enjoy th e meggage Mias ! of Mrs. dem onstration.’ Iffoperty and look afte r the rain and m onths, ta k in g a m onth's receip ts provem ent of th e grounds, funds for C affray b as for you of H am bergs; C arl Bowman, 1st on snow gauges. in pen of W hite Ja p bantam s. with him and leaving behind him sev . . a ------------------ - to" ................ IN T E R E S T E D IN YOUNG FOLKS. The followinK ar< a* ar“ 8 w . hich re expected be available T he diking and b lanketing project, ________________ 1 th e ir respective classe s: next spring. The m eeting adjourned The p oultry judging team com posed w hich has been u nder way for the past eral hundred d o llars of unpaid bills. as The oil com pany worked on the a s to next T h ursday night, November 19. JER SEY S— Fem ale, 2 y ears old and t of C arl Bowman, Edw in Maxwell and H and-m ade h andkerchiefs. On d is over, Clifford E kstroni, 1st; K enneth Raym ond Heigh from G ilbert won first seven y ears. Is p rac tica lly com pleted sum ption th at T allm an was a p a rtn e r now. S everal hundred thousand cubic play a t my hom e or W alrad M ercan December '15. of the m an. w hich was not the tru e H oliday O utlook—p rep a re for it, ad tile Co. Mrs. W. A. W inters, G resham , K esterson, 2d; Alvin Johnson, 3d; pluce and the team com posed of R ol feet of b lan k etin g the lake b an k s has sta te of affairs, according to the p lain Sven Nelson, 4th. and S h eller, C harles E dw ards and Oregon.—Adv. v ertise in it, send it to your friends. been done to stop seepage and a t the tiff's testim ony, P arch en being m erely H eifer, year and u n d er 2, Alvin T ill Alvin S h eller won 4th place. ' low er end of the lake a dike 500 feet a ten an t of th e farm hik I responsible m an, 2d; Clyde Je n n in g s, 3d; K en long lias been built. C h arles E. Oll- On account of an in c re ase in the J ver, th e engineer In ch a rg e of th e de for his own purchases. W. J. Cooper neth K esterson, 4th. rep resen ted T allm an nt the tria l, the Senibr heifer class, Alvin T illm an, num ber of p recin cts th ro u g h o u t the velopm ent w ork at th e lake, rep o rts outcom e of which Is a full victory for county, th e boundaries have been S hop fo r C h ris tm a s e a rly a n d com fo rtab ly . that the tim ber betw een low and high 3d; Sven Nelson, 5th. the defendant and absolves him ot all changed by the board of county com 'Ju n io r heifer class, A lbert Gibson, m issioners, notice having been re w ater m ark has been cleared aw ay liability for th e m isdem eanor of his 4th; Lew is D ahl, 5th; K enneth Kes- ceived by G resham citizens of a 1 aro u n d th e shores of th e lake. form er ten an t. tersiwi. 6th; Alvin Jo h n so n , 7th. T he ((in stru ctio n work to be (lone change ot num ber in th e ir p recin cts. HOLSTEIN— Fem ale, 2 y ears old^ It is understood th a t th e polling places from now on will be ut the site of the A uspices W om en's Society of th e P re sb y teria n C hurch and over, Jo h n F lem ing, 1st; W alter will rem ain unchanged. B ear Creek reserv o ir, about six m iles Sale he«ins nt 2 « « lock A nderegg, 2d; T racy A nderegg, 3d. 1 above the Bull Run headw orks. Heavy Bountiful, hom e-cooked dinner 9 to s o’clock H eifer, 1 year old and under 2, Outlook w ant ads a re .better th a n I snow s have sta rte d to fall oil the wa- A dults, 3 5 c: c h ild re n 5 to 10 y e a rs, 25c L aw ren ce^Aylswo rth . 1st; Floyd S taf- roadside signs. I tershed. Free .Methodist Sen Ices. Services will be as usual at the ' ! Free M ethodist church Sunday with By A. B CHAPIN RED LETTER DAYS the exception th a t In the evening the preaching service will be taken up to perm it th e congregation to attend th e me D ay y o u c a u g h t t h e K ick - o f f revival services In p ro g ress at th e ON Y O U R OW N OWE YARD LIME A n D RAW M< thodist ch u rch . Bunday school will AND DODG-ED AND SiDE S T E P P E D THROUGH- convene ut 10 o'clock, followed by A delayed shipm ent of LADIES' HOUSE D RESSES. T rixie T H E E N T IR E OPPOSING-TEASA FO R T H E p reaching at 11 and the young people's brand from Osgood & H einer Mfg. Co., D ecatur, Illinois. W IN N IN G * TO U C 44D O W M --------- AUD THE service will begin at 7 o'clock. T O S /N ^PAPEfl- CAME O U T T H E N E X T DAY BAZAAR and SUPPER Fairview City Hall, Friday, Nov. 20 HOUSE-DRESS SPECIAL Lot 917. Colt -(<1 C hecks, good g in g h a m , K ick-R ack trim m e d , pocket and belt, e a ch ............................................... •#<* Lot 912. A ssorted colors, sm all Dot P r in t, nicely trim m e d , each #1.25 Lot 458. S m all F lo ra l P a tte r n s , trim m ed in c o n tr a s tin g colors, g ree n , blue, po n g e a n d to m a to , each #2.90 Lot 125. D ark s trip e d M adras, co lo rs a re delf. ta n g e rin e , la v e n d e r an d Nile, li £2.59 Lot 122. P la in S u itin g w ith la rg e h a n d - em b ro id ere d d esig n , c o lla r, pock e ts a n d kick p le a ts in c o n tra s tin g c o lo n , »■.(( ii L o t 128. P la in colored S u itin g C loth, h a n d -e m b ro id e re d fro n t a n d panel. L L L« colored c o lla r and ribbon tit *2.75 lo w ered F o u la rd in m edium d a rk and Lot 350. F Flowered Foulard b rig h t co lo rs, lace trim m e d c o lla r a n d fro n t, each #8.50 Lot 132. Im p o rte d B ro a d c lo th , v ery fine m a te ria l, colors, ta n , o ra n g e , blue, g ree n , each #3.75 All are of the lw«t wurkiuitn»hi|i, no basement grade» among them, some «lies op Io 52. JU S T IN Som e fan c y figured lin in g sa te e n s , yard WALRAD MERCANT1LEC0. "The House of Quality” jf»'{>Cireen Trading Stamps , Phone 1411 Gresham W IT H A L A R G E S P R E A D T H A T YOU U/ER.E A SE C O N D Baptist t liurcli Announcement«. R E D e « A N < ? E ---- CH .0OY- T B E M W E R E t i K h f e c R ED L E t T I T 1 E fcl<- R . D A Y S J • » K C U U \ '// Though th e building of the B aptist ' ch u rch h as been moved front Its foun- I dal ion, th e re will be tem p o rary steps built to the door and (hi* Bible school and preach in g services will be held In the building. Bible school will open ' a! 10 a. nt. and the preaching service i will begin at 11 o'clock, subjet. “ Re- I fined In the F u rn ace." The Intertne- I dlate society will m eet in the evening at 5:30, th e It Y. P.U. at 6:30 and the 'ev e n in g preach in g service will begin I at 7:30. T he topic of the evening ad- j d ress will be "R easons for Being a C h ristian .” Bible Htudy and prayer 1 m eeting will be held W ednesday eve ning at 7:30. Methodist Fpiscopal ( hurt'll. The m ain in te re st of next S unday's services will cen ter around the re- | vival sr, vices now In progress. Miss .C affra y , th e evangelist, will pi each both m orning and evening, and Miss | C hristensen, soloist and song leader, will have ch a rg e of the m usic. Rec ord crow ds a re expected a t these se r- i vices, w hich may close Sunday eve ning. Sunday school will convene p rom pt ly at 10 o'clock and will last an hour. Ju n io r E pw orth League will m eet a t 3 o'clock In thp afternoon and Ep- I w orth League at 6 30. M ilk report blai kr now cheap at the Outlook office for file
