Gresham outlook., February 23, 1926, Image 1

O utlook
COUNTY. OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
OUTLOOK WILL GO TO PRESS
EARLIER ON PUBLICATION DAYS
The bookkeeping force of the B erry
G row ers Packing com pany is busy
checking over th e w ork of th e pastf
y ear and com piling records for the
purpose of closing th e y e a r's accounts
on M arch 31. W ork will begin soon
on m aking of hallocks for the field
cra te s in p rep a ra tio n for the busy
h arv e st to come in Ju n e and July. In
consequence a call is being m ade to
b erry grow er m em bers to re tu rn all
th e cannery cra tes and to rep o rt the
n um ber of shipping c ra te s on hand.
A prom pt rep o rt is also requested on
th e sale of berries eith er at the road
side or on the m ark et last year by
m em bers, in order to m ake an eq u it­
able adjustm ent. C oncerning these
m a tte rs M anager D. E. Tow le says in a
com m unication to the m em bers;
"This is en tirely a m a tte r of honor
w ith you and you should keep your
honor bright. So far we have 6,111
cra te s of all kinds of b erries reported
sold, or 55 tons sold direct. T his is a
splendid privilege th a t is g ran ted to
all m em bers to play the b erry m arket,
but should not be abused by 's e llin g
w ithout reporting. So we will ask
you all to come clean and rep o rt ev­
ery c ra te for your conscience and your
fellow m em bers’ sake— who have
show n faith w ith you in cooperative
sale of b erries w ith yours.”
The can n ery office is a clearin g house
for p lan ts w hich some m em bers have
to sell and o th e rt w ish to buy, and an
effort is m ade to exercise rea l cooper­
ation in th is as w ell as in th e use of
th e various com m odities w hich the a s­
sociation pu rch ases for th e benefit of
its m em bers, who will be given the
p referen ce over non-m em bers w hen­
ever possible.
28.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
21.50 Per Year
TRDUTDAI.E GIRL DIES
IN PORTLAND HOSPITAL
D eath cam e suddenly to one of
T ro u td ale’s best loved young women
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Adams, at on T h u rsd ay night about m idnight,
w hen Miss Isab elle P arso n s, dau g hter
th e T im m erm an S an itariu m on F e b ru ­ of Mrs. E lecta P arsons, passed aw ay
a ry 20, a son. A son was also born at a t th e P o rtlan d S an itariu m w here she
th e sam e p lace to Mr. and Mrs. A. T. had been tak en a few days before suf­
Norden, of P o rtlan d , on F eb ru ary 18. ferin g from an acute a ttac k of illness
w hich battled th e sk ill of physicians.
Mrs. Buena Stone, a te ac h er in the
Miss P arso n s had assisted th e S un­
G resham g rad e school, has recovered day before at the wedding of her niece.
The p rin cip al reason for th is ch an g e is to get th e p aper into th e hands from her recen t attack of m um ps and Miss Faye P arso n s in T routdale, and
on Monday drove a car from P o rtland
of the rea d ers the day follow ing publication. T his has been easily accom ­ is back in th e classroom . D uring her to
Newberg, w here she w as etpployed
plished in the past for G resham and B oring and th e ro u tes, but the case absence her place was filled by Mrs. as bookkeeper for the B urns Bros
has been en tirely different w ith reg ard to P o rtlan d and the ro u tes and the M ary Dodge.
g a ra g e in th e la tte r city. She com ­
T he W. C. T. U. w ill meet a t the li­ plained of illness th a t night, and the
p ap ers going to F airview , T routdale. C orbett and th e routes. All th ese m ust
go through th e P o rtlan d postofflce and a re delayed in th e d istrib u tio n more b ra ry T h u rsd ay afternoon at 2:30. next evening her m other and b rother
w ere sum m oned. Besides her m other
often th an otherw ise, because of th e fact th a t when m ailed on th e late a fte r­ T he o rganization is plan n in g a dinner and her b ro th er C larence, she it s u r ­
to
be
given
on
th
e
evening
of
M
arch
5
noon tra in they are received in P o rtlan d afte r th e day force has gone off
vived by th re e sisters. Mrs. Ruby
duty, and often the sacks co n tain in g th e Outlooks are not ex tricated from the at the M ethodist church. A good p ro ­ R itchie of K ansas City. M issouri, Mrs.
Maggie Schenck of Oregon City and
gram is being arranged.
m ass of m ail m a tte r u n til too late to get them on the early eastbound train s.
Mrs. Dora S hute of P o rtlan d . Mrs.
Miss
Mildred
Montgomery,
of
Hood
... M
P la" t0 “ ail tbese paper8 a t no°n T uesdays and F ridays. T his
Mary P arso n s of T ro u td ale is a sister-
w ill m ake it possible to m ail the B oring p apers in th e afternoon, and the River, is m ak in g her home w ith her in-law . She w as born in Oskaloosa.
gran d m o th er, Mrs. E leanor Boughner. K ansas, October 4, 1896. and cam e
G resham p a p e rs early enaugh to be d istrib u ted before the evening mail.
and has accepted a position as sa les­ w ith her p are n ts to T ro u td ale 13 years
...h T
° Utl7 k ,b elieves thi8 new plan wU1 be a decided ad v an tag e to both
ago. Miss P arso n 's m a rriag e to John
lady in the H epp R acket store.
B u rn s w as an ticip ated for the near
su b scrib ers and ad v ertisers, and hearty cooperation w ill be appreciate,!.
A lteratio n s a re tak in g place in the fu tu re.
in te rio r of th e Bank of G resham which
Miss P arso n s was a g rad u a te of
JUNIOR ( LASS PLAY
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
w ill increase th e floor are a som ething F ran k lin high school and a m em ber of
EVENT OF TH IS WEEK
JOINED IN WEDLOCK over a hundred feet. The p artitio n S unnyside M ethodist Episcopal church
of P ortland.
The final touches are being put on
T he home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H a r­ has been rem oved w hich fo rm erly di
F u n eral services w ere held a t the
the play “The Charm School," which low was th e scene of a p retty w ed­ vided the bank p ro p er from th e real M ethodist ch u rch In G resham on Mon­
is to be staged at th e G resham high
day afternoon, w hen a la rg e con­
school gym nasium by th e ju n io r class ding Sunday afternoon, F eb ru ary estate office of B. W. T horne, th u s r e ­ co u rse of friends joined to pay trib u te
of th e school on T h u rsd ay and F riday 14, at 3 o ’clock, w hen th e ir son, lieving a congested conditioh of bank to a beautiful ch a racter. Dr. John
of th is week. Miss M arjorie Macheu Sam uel F., and Miss Faye Louise P a r­ fu rn ish in g s and im proving the g en eral P arso n s of P o rtlan d , a retire d m inis­
and Miss Hope Mackenzie a re coach­ sons, d au g h ter of Mrs. M ary P arsons, w orking conditions. A window will te r of th e M ethodist Episcopal church
ing the play and the m anagem ent is
and a form er p asto r of Miss P arsons,
by m em bers of the class.
John w ere joined in wedlock. T he bride be added n ear tht^ front door. W. R preached th e fu n eral serm on. Music
E X P R E SS OFFICE AGAIN
A nicker is stag e m a n ag er; P au le tta m ade a d ain ty p ic tu re in a w hite dress Jo h n so n is in ch arg e of th e cabinet was fu rn ish ed by a q u a rte t from
D owsett, p ro p erty m a n ag er; M elcher of sa tin crepe w ith a w edding veil held rep a irin g w hich has been tak in g place G resham co n sistin g of Mrs. Mary
OPENS OFFICE AT BORING
D uncan, ad v ertisin g m a n ag er; and in place w ith a coronet of o ran g e blos­ B. W. Thorne, who has had his office Dodge, Miss E lsa S harp. Ja ck and Guy
Edw ard Mink, business
m anager.
Some tim e ago th e A m erican E x­
Jones, with Mrs. S. T. Clow at the
Those who have seen the play say th at soms. Mrs. R ichard K n arr, as m a­ in th e Bank of G resham building for
p ress
com pany
discontinued
its The Rev. C. O rville Benham and Mrs. it has th e fresh n ess of youth, the tro n of honor, w ore a d ress of m oire sev eral years past, has moved to th e piano. The pall b earers w ere John
Benham , who w ill conduct revival charm of orig in ality , and th e prom ise silk In an ap ric o t shade. R ichard re a r of the E lklngton real e sta te of­ McGinnis, A rth u r M atches and Russell
agency a t B oring in th e belief th a t not
W ilson of T routdale. Jam es and David
services
of a w holesom e, sanely am using and K n arr was best man. T he Rev. 13. R. fice on the opposite side of Main street. B urns and Jam es Flem ing of Newberg.
enough express w as handled at th a t
* in G resham .
p
leasan
t
en
tertain
m
en
t.
point to ju stify the expense incurred
W. F. Honey retu rn ed S atu rd ay The in term en t w as in Rose City ceme-
E vangelist C. O rville Benham , and
"T he Charm School" re la te s th e ad- D. H ollensted, p asto r of th e com m u­
tery.
in keeping up th e service. However, Mrs. Benham , arriv ed in G resham
nity church, officiated before about 75 from a business trip to Ione, Oregon.
since v.uo.iXf,
closing uuw
down,
so illU
m uch
d issatis- g,t ° 7 j„ F ag5
conduct
the aniVMiirtII,
mobile salesm
•'"<<>
u, BU
VII u i s s t l l i s - '
.. ...t <n e 1 1S unday,
' , to ----------
IMWMUC
s c a rc an,
e ly o u t of >oung
his
guests, m ostly relativ es and som e from ! Mr. and Mrs. H oney recen tly retu rn ed
G rade School Notes.
fac th ," has been expressed by the pub- n o m in a tio n a U e m p T The’ V s U i n ^ : b o T d l n Z ^ h ^ ? “, ^ 6: ’^ » !
q u ite a distance. T he w edding m arch from V ancouver. B. C., w here they
A
W
ashington’s
day program was
lie in g en eral a t the c u rta ilm e n t of the j vivalists h a 7 e 'ju 7 i‘spent* eigM* n nm ths i n T s ^ u p o n “r in n in g it “i.im seV 'a"*-’
w as played by Miss Mary Bullock, of sp en t several weeks.
p u t on by th e p upils Monday m o rn ­
service th a t it w as deemed advisable ! as C hristian w o rk ers in C alifornia and cording to his own ideas, chief of P o rtlan d , cousin of the groom. Mrs.
Among the b eau tifu l offerings in the ing, beginning a t 9 o’clock, the re ­
by the com pany to re sto re th e agenev ' E v aag ellst Benham has prom oted sue- w hich is th a t the dom inant featu re in
floral
world w as a full-blow n p urple m ain d er of the day being a holiday. A
H
arlow
,
m
other
of
th
e
groom
,
san
g
"O,
cessrul revivals in m any D arts of thp
hich w as accordingly done. T his United S tates and Canada and w as for th e education of th e young g irl of to ­ P rom ise Me.”
Iris which o rnam ented the Outlook p a rt of the colonial m inuet w hich was
day should be "ch arm .”
w ill accom m odate -------
Sandy.
of l lilt?
the /Y
A IlIH
lliance
Gos
. j , Brightw ood, six m onths p p o a o sto
t U l r U
IlC e U
O S-
A t the reception w hich follow ed the desk a few days since. It was grown given in connection w ith the spring
The leading man is A ustin Bevans
and shipm ents from
•om other places east pel ta b ern acle in P o rtlan d . H e is now (H arold L ew is), an autom obile sa le s­ cerem ony, Mrs. U. G. Shipley of S a­ a t th e W. It. Johnson home on the
p ag ean t
la st
year co n stitu ted a
er”, • » a m onthly m an w ith
as
«a w
" '- ell
ii as
oa Boring
i.uiiiiK ?. . W.
vv. R.
n . T le elford
i io r o has
n a s | aditor ,of “T “ e O vercom
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n n id
eas, w inch
D avid Mc-
Me lem, and Mrs. F ra n k Flem ing of P o rt­ Base L ine and w as a decided novelty
ideas,
hich David
p
a
rt
of
th
is
program
.
been placed in charge of th e express com poser of m a n y lo s n e l sones ^ R n n ’ ! K en lle (E dw ard M ink), a law student land, presided a t th e tables, assisted for th e m onth of F ebruary, w h ereas its
T he o rc h e stra u n d er the leadership
HEpnrv
,,,,i i ,ni‘‘.n? _ Bosp? 1. 8.on g s'. Both considers im
p p ractical,
though
G
enre,
im
ractical,
though
George
8gency-
E vangelist Benham and his wife are Boyd (K enneth H o rb erg ), an ex p ert by Mrs. C larence P arso n s and Miss u su al blossom ing tim e is June.
of Mrs. B lair is m aking rapid progress
------------------------ I talented m usicians.
Miss H en rietta II. Honey, who has which Is g ratify in g alike to th e ch il­
Isabel P arso n s and oth ers. The day
Piano Program Given.
T he Rev. Mr. Benham and wife will acco u n tan t, is w illing to cooperate and
P u p ils of Miss F lorence H oney gave ' fe a tu re special m usic including in stru - so are Jim ijim pkins (H arold Dye) was also th e 21st b irthday of th e bride been engaged in Red C ross w ork at dren. th e ir parentH and the In stru cto r.
B aker, Oreon, has been tra n sfe rre d At p rese n t th e re a re two c larin ets, a
°
enta and vocal, in every serviep ¡an d Tim Sim pkins (Jam es McAllis­ groom .
n
I
•
r i
m entili
a very pleasing m usical program T he m eetings w ill continue
y bervice te r), who toil not and have n ever ser-
S p rin g blossom s, pussy w illow s and from th a t place to The Dalles. She co rn et, four violins and a piano and
W ednesday afternoon in h er studio,
“ xcepF M m X y ? b ^ X i ^ '
H om er
nglish ivy w ere used in th e charm - drove down from T he Dalles S atu rd ay
nine ta k in g p art. T his is th e first of
The public Is co rd ially invited
E llJ
( Dor ot hv g C u ard ian E
.
.
,
|, , .
... ,
i »«verni other pieces a re ab o u t ready
ing d ecorations about th e roomq.
b rin g in g w ith h e r a p a tie n t to a P o r t - I t(, ,,rit,.r A
, h(, H<„(r
'
a a se
s e r ries
i e s of
o f such
s u c h rec
r e c itals
i t a l , to
t n be given to a n e n u .
, ,i,„
. . ...
. * , . o o per),
the p resid en t of th e senior class a t a
A fter the reception Mr. and Mrs. Iand hospital, la te r com ing to U re sli-1 |H being arran g ed .
m onthly.
T l* s e p articip a tin g and
school presided over by Miss H ays H arlo w left for th e ir new iy fu rn ish ed aDl w here she visited w ith relativ es
Many ch ild ren a re back in school
(L ucille D odson), who is loved and
th e ir selections are as follow s: "Long LOCAL MAN WINS SUIT
FOR DAMAGE TO AUTO r<ill'e,> >’>' all who know h er, in- hom e a t 710 E. Oak stree t, in P o rtlan d , u n tB th e follow ing day.
now a fte r being a b sen t on account of
Long Ago,” Bayley, and “P ickaninny
T,1S condition of L ucille, th e th ree
luding th e se cretary , Miss C urtis w here they a re a t home .to th eir
M arch”, C ham bers, Bob D ow sett; a
year-old d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. H sickness. The p rev alen ce of m um ps
A decision h as been ren d ered in the (H elen A lth au s), who is alw ays try -, frien d s.
selection by W allis, Beth Z im m er­
S. McMurry rem ain s unim proved. Mrs. and chicken pox has w rought havoc in
ju stice co u rt a t M ilw aukie for the ' ing to th in k of the senior class co n ­
M cM urry has th e child a t th e n u rsin g the ra n k s o f th e school d u rin g the
sistin g of Sally Boyd (M ildred Kum-
m an ; “S tu d y ”, G rant-S chaefer, and
am ount of $179 in favor of C harley m el), who is G eorge’s sister, and ,
CORBETT
home of Mis. H a rrie t T im m erm an for past w inter and work lias been g re a t­
“ Brow nie D ance”, Bilbro, Je an E iking-
W heeler, of G resham , w hose au to m o ­ M uriel Doughty (A lta H en d ric k so n ),'
care and trea tm e n t. C om plications ly handicapped. T h ere have been
to n : a group of duets, Jean , M argaret
bile. a new C h ry sler coupe, w as dam ­ E thel Spelvin (M ary M iller), Alix ' T he stu d e n ts of th e g rad e schools follow ing pneum onia have lately de
tim es w hen less th a n h alf th e chll-
and M ark N icW rson; “G uirlan d es”,
very ably en tertain ed the people of veioped to an alarm in g extent.
aged by F. W. Sw etland, of P ark p lace. M ercier (H a rrie t C um m ins), L illian C orbett and vicinity F rid ay evening, I W illiam H elyer, who has been h ere I ‘Iren in a room have been p resen t.
Stafford (D aisy D aly), and Madge
Godard, H elen A lth au s; “C aravan”,
C lackam as county, on 1 Nov. 21 last K ent (P a u letta D ow sett).
w hen they gave th e ca n ta ta, “Cinder- feotn Moro. Oregon, for som e tim e a s -I
____________
C rist, and “ To th e R ising S u n ”, T or-
w hen he crow ded W heeler off th e road
e lla ”, in a very delightful and ch arm - *l"tlng In the ca re of his au n t, Mrs. ( . A. C aro th ers H u rt In P laning Mill
ju ssen , W illiam O t t . M argaret St.
Ing m anner. Elizabeth M organ took E<l- Sm ith, is spending a few days at
C. A C aro th ers an emolov,. ,,r t r J
,
.» n g2d stre e t betw een Pow ell Valley BLANKS SEN I’ DUT EDR
( I liu m
iv r n ifr
th e p a ,t o i C inderella and R ichard t ovvallls w here his p are n ts reside.
L,
’
1 5 of the
C lair played a tw o -p art invention by road and th e Bagp L,
()
’
FEDER AL INI OME IA N Morgan th a t of P rin ce C harm ing, Miss
Mrs. s
E- H eden. of S a c ra m e n to .
,m ero,1' HogK P>“ »inB mill
near
Bach, “T he Old R efrain ” by K reisler, fro n t
uam aging tne
w heels, lights, ru n n in g boards,
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Audrey Chapm an presided a t th e C alifornia, rem em bered to old frien d s Dodge P ark , su stain ed a badly sp raln -
and one of h er own com positions.
Clyde G. H untley, co llecto r of in- piano, th e ch ild ren w ere train ed by :,M Mr8- W innie Bowman, arriv ed a
ed foot W ednesday when a heavy tlin-
sp rin g s and b rak e rods of W heeler's
’ week ago to v isit w ith her p are n ts, her fell on it as he w as
m achine. Sw etland was clea rly in the te rn a l revenue, has m ailed m o re 'th a n ‘Miss M urry and Miss R ugroden.
M rs- Jam es Ross visited la st week Mr.' ,and M rs.D . M. Cathey and Other
d to
exnm innti ,
*
HILLSVIEW
w rong according to those who w it­ 40,000 federal incom e ta x b lan k s to
th e sm aller taxnavers
a t H eppner, re tu rn in g F rid ay evening 1 re la tlv e *' s h e wa8 accom panied by
a ta r . An exam ination was
r i„ ,
| P y ,
th , U t ’ accom panied by h er friend Mrs
her Jm sband who haa gone on to Mon- raade and an X -ray p ictu re taken
C. Exley is p rocuring lum ber for the nessed the accident, b ut he failed to
erection o t f t new barn on his place, m ake good the dam age and it was covering ea rn in g s for th e ca le n d ar L ato u reli, who drove ,iown in a ,a n a to T*8,t h l* lnoUler for “ week o r I w hlch deTeloPed th e fact th a t no bones
necessary to go to co u rt to ad ju st th e ■ y ear 1925- T hese form s m ust be filled | F ra n k lin sedan. Mr. L ato u reli cam e 7 o r®' H e w lll re tu rn h ere for a few had been fractu red . The physician
C. K uch to do the ed rp e n ter work.
I days visit afte r w hich he and his
.
puyajcian
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A ugust H ausm an, of H ogan, has differences.
wife will leave for th e ir C alifornia
re tt8 1 * 1 wl11 he several weeks
T
hrough
A
ttorney
C.
G.
S
chneider
th
an
March
15,
accom
panied
by
th
e
Klin
clu
h
near
G
resham
.
p u rch ased ten acres of th e B arnes
home.
I before Mr. C aro th ers Is able to re tu rn
Mr. W heeler bro u g h t su it ag a in st th e i Paym en t of a t le ast o ne-fourth of th e I Ml.88 ^ ’J.c1,,e K*ncaid cam e from Mon­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Van
Slyke
have
| to his w
ork. T _______
he sw elling
in the foot
tra c t adjoining his ten on th e corner.
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_____
_____
____ ...
m outh .d r rid
for R a Il' visit
with a r K /'h e m is .^ M a ^ M r ”
A1 P eier had the m isfortune to lose I C’ackam as county m an w ith th e re su lt | ¡im ount of tax due- ™ e se b lan k s can ¡¡er‘m
h e r a a y m evening
? M sU rs'm
Monday
t
I h“’ noW
and th e ‘p atien t is
one of his farm horses recently.
th e la ,te r w as ordered to pay $104. be U8ed only by salaried people and
T h ere w as an atten d an ce of sixty- ‘ Abbey S askatchew an C a n ld a
Mr'i re "tln g ett8l,,r th an f«’r ««vend days
The B aker forty n ear th e H illsview tb e an* ,u,lt of actu al dam ages sub - w age e a rn ®rs whose n“1 incom e for T l.a IMv
a t Sunday
»''hool
F
eb
ru
ary
21.
C
avanagh
lived
n
ear
th
e
Pow
ell’
V
alley
pa8t
U___7.
. ».«»aiiagn uveu n e a r m i
schoolhouse has been divided and ta ln ed - and in addition, $75 for depre- h® ,y*a r \ 925 d,d not exceed $5000.
wh(j preached
nrp^r h 2;i follnw ln» %
" i ..P'o.iL8,"'!:
resham In
w ho
1'a 1
' 8tore
8tore ea8t
‘‘a8t of
of G
GreHhani
<n 1889.
1«S<J She
Khe
sold, 30 ac res to Vogler & G erber and c ,a l,o n ' ™ In su ran ce com pany will I
m e use ot individuals svhoo{’ hour ,eJ the singing w ith M ? ,“ 7* ,M r7 Van Slyke w ere girlhood | P lea san t Valley Woman Injured,
10 to Will Clee. The 40 acres brought pay ,b e am °u n t as o rdered by th e J ” ngaged <n a business or a profession bel C ham berlain playing th e o rg an t h b i s th e 'first tim e thev had
I Mrs. ---------------------—
A nna Giese fell - at the »vuw
hom e ™
of
$2000
ow ner.
ner
fu im
rth - - ,,r whose gross Income w —
as $5000, or and
F • red E tllng th e saxophone. Mr. ”
, ,T S7
and ¿ 7 . ber d au g h ter, Mrs. O tto . P o tts In
4.vvv to
iu the
mt? ow
' court. ’ It is thought, w ithout any iu
u
G eorge D errick has ordered lum ber er adjudication. Mrs. E dna B unting. I m ore' c a r d i e s , of th eir n et Income, ' „ nr2‘I” an will preach a. 11:30 next | C avan„ h7 4 \ h^ i ng „ /s e llin g “ air ^ ‘ 1 ^ . Monday m OT^^
from John V alberg. of Boring, for the F red Hos8' C arl L‘”’g a " d Mr. Love- ” rJ ,O8e ««t incom e w as in excess of ’ , IoJ ce Evang arcom
p ro p erty in C anada and com ing to tw o bones hi her left arm ju st above
erection of a barn.
gren w ere " itn e s s e s for th e plaintiff. * ,000' are not o btainable a t th is tim e, sister A
dallne and
th e ° Misses
n ce s I
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r« K° n F ra I|V"'
the w r ,8 t Hb0 w a" com ing down the
C larence Y unker, of C orvallis, spent T he hearing took place a week ago j Thpse blanks, as well as those re- K nleriem and Mabel H arding' in o ^ ! Mr’ a " d MrB W’ B' Par,,oni* w ere sta irs w hen she m issed her footing,
S atu rd ay and on F rid ay th e verdict ' 0 uirpd by co rp o ratio n s, will not be ob- ,o rt'd to C orvallis F rid ay evening to gl,<‘R,H Bunday evening at the E. H-1 and fell four or five step s landing on
a recent week-end w ith his parents,
was rendered.
tain ab le u n til th e new rev en u e bill,
." 'J '1" 1 tb e an n u al educational expos!- Myers home, w here they enjoyed a her hands. An exam ination by a
Mr. and Mrs. L. Yunker. He has p u r­
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w hich is now before a conference com-
T roy Phipps p urchased a S tar to u r- ra d i° c“ ncer‘ ^ 7 2 , tb ^ n' W b r‘>adCB8t' I phy8,cian revealed th e fact th a t two
chased a pow er digger and has already
G rape v in es.
m ittee of th e n ational congress, has
Ing c a r Friday. 'ng statio n of KGW, th e P o rtlan d Ore- bones w ere sq u arely broken and th e
secured several c o n tra cts for work.
’onJordV W ord» /.1 Tri3 money; ’n ak e r Anally been approved by both houses
The card p arty and supper given by ( g onia".
¡In
ju ry
was dressed *.........
a t once
She Is
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He expects to o perate th e digger him ­
self.
a re looked for.
w eek with her d au g h ter and fam ily.
Extra Special, Ladle»’ Silk Hose, <>c.
road, fourth house n o rth off B arr revenue bill, re tu rn s m ust be filed by ly
Nuife, g rain , crash , ta n b ark , blush, road. TAbor 6<ilL—-Adv.
C ontinued on page 4
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1. Every sin g le (u n m arried ) per-
Mr. and Mrs. S, K nighton moved the
O pponents of P rohibition Io L ecture.
su n set, gray, pink, blue, black — AyH-
son, if u n m arried th ro u g h o u t th e y ear I .'?Mt . 7 . the w cek lr>4o th e cottage
A public lectu re has been announced
w orth & M artin.—Adv.
LIBRARY >OTFN.
If Interested in S tea rn s K night
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h ig h w a y re c e n tly vacated by" M rs
for W ednesday evening. F eb ru ary 24,
m otor cars, call or w rite E xposition 192 ' * l*ose n et incom e was 11500, o r j Anna R ick ert
X
See th e b arg a in s listed in the W ant M otor Car Co. F o u rth and Clay, P o rt- m ore
T he follow ing are some new book» a t th e G resham Masonic b all, u nder
Robt. K nleriem and wife cam e from
Ads.
land. I none MAfn iSQl.
| 2. E very single fu n m arrlerb per-
City S atu rd ay to visit relativ es In th e lib ra ry for ch ild ren ;
th e auspices of th e O regon P ro h ib i­
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——— —— —*1 son claim ing exem ption as head of a ,nd a , ,, ‘*'d the g ran g e p arty S atu rd ay
"T he F o rg e iu th e F o rest", by Pad- tion l ^ i rendurn co rp o ratio n , w hich Is
evening. They retu rn ed Sunday.
fam ily, wh
ralc Colum.
seeking to bring ab o u t th e rep eal of
net income w as $1500,
or more.
"T
he
V
oyagers”,
by
P
ad
rlac
Colum
the
Volstead Act and th e 18th am end­
F am ous F lo w er Farm T akes New
3. Every m arried person, if m a r­
“Alice in O rc h estra lla”, by E rn e st m ent to th e co n stitu tio n , tak in g the
Nnine.
ried th ro u g h o u t th e y ear 1925, w hose
stand th a t “prohibition is the co u n ­
B ecause of th e expansion of th e va­ La Prade.
net Income w as $3500, o r m ore, d u rin g rieties of p la n ts grow n, th e addition of
"T ales from Silver L ands”, by Chas. try 's w orst m enace.” T he m eeting is
tbe year.
open to th e public anil ladies esp ec ial­
8 larg e line of p o p u lar and ra re rock Fenger.
The exem ption allow ed for despon- p lan ts, and the scenic location of the
P e d la r's P a c k ”, by Mrs. A lfred ly a re Invited
nfs rem ains the s a m e - |4 0 0 fo r I farm in the foot hills of Mount Hood B aldw in.
rRC h dependent u nder 18 y ears of a g e .; the nam » of the G ladiolus F arm has
"W hen We W ere Very Young
Free lliiiid f'oncerl.
by
given by G resham A m erican Legion and A uxiliary
or
er 18 y ears of age if m en tally j been changed to “T he W. L. Crls
A. A. Milne
All a re urged to atten d th e free band
sey
and physically incapacitated.
concert which will be g(v<>n y , ,, eTe.
MASONIC HALE. GRESHAM. OREGON
A lpine G ardens." The new nam e more
Free D eiuonstratlon.
Ding at th e high school gym by the
ac cu rately describes th is m ost a ttr a c ­
Special Communications
* ,re e d em onstration of steam p res- 186th In fa n try 'h a n d , sponsored by th e
tive farm , as for a num ber of y ea rs a
of G resham Lodge No. 152,
g re a t v arie ty of p lanta h as been
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A. F. & A. M., In M asonic hall,
grown.
G ladioli, irises and a g rea t Monday aftern o o n , March 1, a t 2:30 la ,lo n - Band M aster F ra n k L ucas will
G resham , T h u rsd ay evening
Everybody welcome to atten d .—Adv.
! direct th e concert, w hich prom ises to
F eb ru ary 25, at 7:30. Work in the w ealth of p eren n ials have become
Music by Cam pbell’s “Old T im e” orchestra of Portland
be m ore th an w orth while.
fam ous for th e ir beauty, and now the
F ellow craft degree.
(¿resham B eauty Nhnppe
Adm ission 50c per person
WALTER METZGER. W M
popular rock p lan ts add to the a ttra c t- every th in g In th e line of cosm etic
Ladles’ Nllk Hose, Special S.»e.
W. L. CORSAGE. Sec y.
i Irenesa of the place. A new catalogue therapy.
C ourteous and efficient
Nude, g rain , crash , ta n b ark , bluah
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
Money to loan on real eatata. Farm 1 **•**«< th ese p lan ts has been recently trea tm e n t. Mrs Lois 8t. Clair. F irs t su n set, gray, otter, blue, black. Oood
S tate Bank building, phone 1841.
±1 loans a t « per cent. B W T h o rn e
Issued,
looking. Ixing w earing. A ylsw orth
G reaham .—Adv.
& M artin.—Adv.
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Beginning w ith the next issue of th e Outlook th e form s will go to press
in the forenoon of publication days, in stead of in th e late aftern o o n . It will
th erefo re be n ecessary for all new s and ad v ertisin g copy to be In half a dav
ea rlie r th a t heretofore. P ro m p tn ess in th is reg ard on the p a rt of c o rre s­
pondents and ad v e rtise rs will assist g re a tly in th e effort on th e p art of the
m anagem ent to bring about th is change, w hich w ill be for th e benefit of all
concerned. It is hoped to have p rac tica lly all copy in by noon on Mondays
and T hursdays.
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