Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, March 09, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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G RBMK AM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, MARCH 0, I EM
I’ HAISES
! possible still m ore a fte r he has served
Miss L u etta W elling w as su rp rised
time.
by 20 of her school friends, m ostly
He told the w riter personally some
eighth grad e boys and g irls, F rid ay
G resham , Oregon, March 5, 1926.— tim e ago th a t he would be glad to give
Continued from page 1
evening a t h er home on R oberts ave­
E ditor O utlook:—It may be of in te r­ a talk on good governm ent In G resh­
W. L. P alm er, of P o rtlan d , has been
est to your readers to know th a t a am. through th e Invitation of th e m in ­ visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. nue and a m ost enjoyable tim e w as
num ber of citizens desiring to su p ­ isters of the tow n or any o th er body P . E. Mills lately. Mr. P alm er was spent. L u etta is one of those u n fo rtu ­
w ith the P o rtlan d E lectric Railw ay for nate individuals who have a b irth d ay
p o rt a clean cut m an for th e rep u b li­ of citizens.
P. E. MILLS.
a num ber of y ears as su p erin ten d en t but once every four years, on F ebru
can nom ination for governor at the
on the city lines, and also a p u rch a s­ ary 29th, so a t th is tim e h er friends
com ing election have urged W illiam
Get Acquainted for a llo llar.
A. C arter, whose card is enclosed, to
Send >1 for a special 5-m onths’ sub- ing ag en t for the city school board. ' decided to celeb rate reg a rd le ss of the
Mrs. H enry D urst, who lives at date.
m ake to try for the place.
1 scription to SUNSET—th e
W est’s
D e m o n stra te d a t th e
Several from G resham and Linne-
The w riter had the pleasure of at- Ore®t N ational .Magazine—th e clean, L aurel, n ear H illsboro, visited F rid ay
m
ann
Ju
n
ctio
n
attended
the
funeral
tending the get-together m eeting at ,U,P to d at* n? ""t? ly toT, the wi’° ‘e
w ith G resham relativ es, Mr. and Mrs
Gresham Outlook Cooking School
F riday aftern o o n a t th e M ethodist
the Im perial Hotel last evening for th e dregg Nv. 4S0 F o u rth street. San F ra n - W. A. Sw eek and fam ily.
purpose of hearing Mr. C arter sta te cisco, C alifornia.—Adv.
Roy P itts arriv ed W ednesday from church In Sellwood of C harles Lewis,
w hat he would try to do, support, and
G iltner, N ebraska, near H astings, and 63, v eteran em ploye of the P o rtlan d
the effort he would m ake to win.
Mi I If E TO Bi. It it 1 GROWERS.
is visiting his paren ts, the Rev. and E lectric P ow er com pany who died th e
He said he accepted the request to
To our m em bers who have not sub- Mrs. 8. F. P itts and his b ro th ers and preceding W ednesday a t his Sellwood
home afte r a b rief illness. He w as one
come out w ith the understanding th at "C, ^ e d / Or any
T h° have not? akan
.
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.
much of our cap ital stock; we hereby siste rs who resid e in th is vicinity. He of the 20-year men of th e com pany and
he m ust be supported by a clean cam- att|t you
help out hv tak in g ail the is undecided as to w h eth er he will re
was well know n to m any p atro n s of
paign free from personal mud sling- stock you can. This stock will alw ays tu rn east.
the line betw een P o rtlan d and G resh ­
lng, money buying, or extravagance, 1 Pa y a dividend an n u ally w hich m akes
L ester M iller, who is em ployed in am w here he won friends by his genial
and th a t w hile m aking every determ l- ’11 * good, i” veiitIn‘’nt and gives you a
, .
voting privilege accorum g to th e uum - 1 P o rtlan d as a bookkeeper, is ill a t his m anner and courtesy.
nation to be honestly nom inated by th e ber ()f Bhare, , hat yjIl own
So Wf, home on th e Base L ine road.
Mr. and Mrs. W infred H ill of L ong­
people, it m ust be because they feel m ust ask you to subscribe as lib erally
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fieldhouse and view, and Mr. and Mrs. W alter D ecker,
he is best qualified and th a t they can 88 possible to cover the investm ents
rely upon his conscientious belief In
*lava m ade d u rin g Die year in d au g h ter, Jan e, cam e up from St. of P o rtland, w ere d inner g u ests of
......
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, , crates, G resham can n ery stock, the H elens Sunday and sp en t a few hours th e ir g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. H ans
w hat he says he will support and do fertilizer shed, and the .h re e -ots w est
w ith th e fo rm er's m other, Mrs. M artha L arsen. S atu rd ay evening.
if successful. If elected he w ants 4II of th e can n ery site.
Fieldhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. A man and tw o
those supporting him to feel the sam e ■ w »’ tru st you will respond liberally.
Miss H elen Cham bers, of Hood Riv­ children, of E ndicott, W ashington, a r ­
In every way about him w hile In of-
» .. a .« .,
and
THE * R" VpA?KiSS‘?o.
er, Is stay in g with h er sister, Mrs. rived F rid ay m orning for a stay w ith
K enneth R oberts, and is tak in g m edi­ Mrs. A m an’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D.
cal tre a tm e n ts in P o rtlan d for chronic R. Macaw. They w ere sum m oned from
rh eu m atic ailm ents
th eir home T h u rsd ay by th e new s of
T he revival services w hich have the serious illness of Mr. A m an’s sis­
because
been in p ro g ress at th e U ndenom ina­ te r in P o rtlan d and she died before
tional tem ple in ch arg e of E vangelist they reached G resham . He has now
burners are in enclosed compartment and
and Mrs. C. O rville Benham , cam e to accom panied his b ro th er-in -law w ith
burned gases are carried up chimney
a close Monday evening. A good a t ­ the rem ains to Idaho and Mrs. Aman
E F F E C T IV E NOW
tendance and m uch in te rest have been will rem ain in G resham u n til his r e ­
Sold by
rep o rted and it is th o u g h t m uch good tu rn .
Miss Adele Schenk is suffering from
has been accom plished. They go from
Portland Gas & Coke Co.
G resham to R oseburg for th e next an a ttac k of lary n g itis. H er absence
’ evangelistic cam paign. Mrs. B enham ’s from h er duties as te ac h er a t th e
grade school will probably be a m at
5th a n d A lder
MAin 6500
p are n ts resid e at Eugene.
A Ford coupe co ntaining two men te r of several days. Mrs. P earl H ay­
both of them decidedly u n d er the in- den was absent from th e teaching
Made possible by reduction in war tax.
, lluence of in toxicants, crash ed into a force T h u rsd ay and F rid ay on ac
telephone pole h alf w ay betw een the co u n t of illness and on F rid ay Mrs.
Malo and Welch residences F riday Mary K rueger w as also o ut from the
, night n ear th e drivew ay and about sam e cause.
Army Sm ith, a nephew of Mr. and
dem olished th e ir rig h t fro n t wheel
Phone 1141
Gresham
C h ild ren ’s D orm itory, Masonic Home, F o re st G rove
Mrs.
C. A. C aro th ers, re tu rn e d S a tu r­
. W ith the help of the en tire sidew alk
Given by AREME CLUB*
day
from
A
shland,
Oregon,
w
here
he
I one man w alked back to G resham and
has
sp
en
t
th
e
w
inter.
He
re
p
o
rts
con­
j procured a m achine to tow them away
siderable im provem ent in his health.
Ivan Sw ift has p urchased th e Cooley
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C aro th ers, Mrs.
MASONIC HALL, Gresham
house next door to F ra n k G ibbs' re s i­
Mandy C lark and Mrs. Dick A nderson,
Gigray’s
Orchestra.
C ards for those who w ish to play
dence and will move his fam ily th e re
th e la st nam ed tw o ladies from F air-
T ickets, SI. L adies Free.
as soon as th e p resen t o ccupants leave
view, drove to C lackam as Sunday and
The place w as recen tly p ut Into fine
Chiropractic is Based upon the Fundamental
visited w ith Mr. and Mrs. F. H. W hite-
condition by Mr. Cooley ,the in terio r
head.
fact that:
being m odern in every way.
Mrs. G. W. Gibson is assistin g tem ­
(a ) a d era n g e d sp in e produces
Mr. and Mrs. George Cohan and two
p o rarily at th e H epp R acket store.
(b) p ressu res upon n e rv e s w hich
ch ild ren , of P o rtlan d , w ere Sunday
Mrs. H a rry Donley and her grand
(c) in te rfe re w ith m e n ta l im pulses betw een
g u ests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
d aughter, B a rb a ra Je an A shw orth, of
th e b ra in a n d th e body, p roducing
W. Maloy.
(d) dis-ease.
Spokane, arriv ed th is m orning from
Miss M yrtle R u sh e r’ enrolled Mon­
San F ran cisco w here they had gone to
Chiropractic is further based upon the
day at N o rth w estern business college
w itness the m a rriag e cerem ony of
for a com m ercial course
basic art that
Percentage of crime among boys and girls
Miss May D onley and V incent Biava
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
obert
L
ansdow
ne
and
(e) a sp in a l a d ju stm e n t is given to
The
new
ly-w
edded
couple
sailed
Sat
declared high
baby, Paul, of Oregon City, w ere Sun
(f) re le a se p re ssu re s upon n e rv e s w hich
urday for South A m erica. Mrs. Don­
day
g
u
ests
at
th
e
home
of
the
la
tte
r
’s
(g ) re s to re s tra n s m is s io n of m e n ta l im pulses
ley will leave tom orrow for h er home
| sister, Mrs. C. E. R usher.
betw een th e b ra in a n d body, and
a fte r spending th e n ig h t w ith h er rela
W a sh in g to n , F e b ru a ry 22, (U n ite d N ew s)— M oral c o n d i­
T he Rev. W. T. Klotzbach attended
(h ) H E A L T H is th e resu lt.
tives
in
G
resham
at
the
L.
T.
St.
C
lair
tio n s a m o n g boys a n d g irls of h ig h school a g e a re s h o c k ­
th e d istric t q u a rte rly m eeting of the
If you are III don’t delay gettin g this treatm ent.
home.
F ree M ethodist church w hich con­
ing, J o h n J. T ig e rt, U n ited S ta te s c o m m issio n e r of e d u ca­
Lew is Metzger, who has been criti
vened at W oodburn, Oregon, last week
tio
n , told se v era l th o u sa n d school te a c h e rs assem b led in
Spinal Exam ination and A nalysis without Charge
A E. Malo is engaged in th e con- eally ill for some tim e p ast, is lying
th e c o n v e n tio n of th e d e p a rtm e n t of su p e rin te n d e n c e of
at
his
home
on
South
R
oberts
avenue
strn etio il of a cem ent basem ent in
th e N a tio n a l E d u c a tio n a sso c ia tio n here.
at th e point of death.
P o rtlan d for his sinter-in-law .
Miss Anna H am ilton, who is taking
“ T h e p e rc e n ta g e of c rim e now re p o rte d a m o n g boys an d
Chiropractic Physician
n u rse s’ tra in in g in Good S am aritan MANY LOCAL STUDENTS
g
irls
of h ig h school a g e by re p u ta b le a u th o ritie s h a s be­
REGISTERED AT (I. A. ('.
h ospital, w as the g uest of Mr. and Mrs
Bank of G resham Bldg.,
com e a lm o st in c re d ib le ,” he said. “ I refu se to give a n y
G resham , Oregon
A. J. V,'. Brow n Friday, atten d in g the
G resham Is rep resen ted by 14 of the
Residence Phone list
f u rth e r c u rre n c y to th e s ta tis tic s on th is a n d o th e r s h o c k ­
W. C. T. U. su p p er and p ro g ram th a t
3512 stu d en ts reg istered at the college.
evening
in g so cial co n d itio n s. W e h a v e e n o u g h to know t h a t th e re
T otal reg istra tio n , including sh o rt
h a s been a se rio u s b rea k d o w n in c h a ra c te r a n d in te g r ity .”
co u rse and sum m er school stu d en ts is
nearly 5000. T he extension service in
— O regon C ity E n te rp ris e .
addition to th is c a rrie s th e college to
W ill n o t c h a ra c te r a n d in te g rity be re sto re d w h en we
tens of thousands of O regonians.
Six of the 14 G resham stu d en ts are
in s is t on S u p e rin te n d e n ts a n d D irec to rs h irin g te a c h e rs
freshm en, five sophom ores, and th ree
w ho w ill te a c h th r if t a n d ex ercise s tr ic t econom y in a ll
seniors. Seven are reg istered in com ­
school m a tte rs w h ich m u st n e c e ssa rily d isp e n se w ith m uch
m erce, two in ag ric u ltu re, tw o in home
pom p, p a stim e a n d p le a su re ? L e t's try it. S ta tis tic s show
econom ics, tw o in en gineering and one
m o re c rim e in th e U n ited S ta te s p e r c a p ita th a n in a n y
in pharm acy.
Melvin B rugger, senior In a g ric u l­
o th e r c o u n try . To a n y p a trio tic citizen th e s itu a tio n is
tu re, intends to com plete his re q u ire ­
a la rm in g . T h e m o re th rifty c o u n trie s h a v e less crim e.
m ents for g rad u atio n th is term . He
You a n d I a re re sp o n sib le fo r th e c rim e a n d th e c o st of
belongs to Pi K appa A lpha, social f ra ­
c
o m b a tin g it— o u r ow n h ig h tax es.
te rn ity and A lpha Mu Chi, local h o n ­
o rary fra te rn ity in ad v ertisin g
He
has also served th ree years on the
business staff of the Oregon C ountry­
m an, a m agazine published by stu d en ts
/ he First State Bank believes m teaching thrift
In a g ric u ltu re and home economics.
in the schools, otherwise the efforts at home are
Glenn M ercer is a sen io r in com ­
lost.
m erce and also expects to finish up this
term . He w as a m em ber of th e v arsity
b asketball squad w hich has Just r e ­
tu rn ed from playing the U niversity of
M ontana. U niversity of Idaho, W ash­
ing S tate College, and W hitm an U ni­
G re sh am , O regon
versity. He is ath letic m anager of the
senior class. M ercer w as also m a n ­
W e w ill absorb im m ed ia tely on all F oré
ag er of th e exhibit put on by th?
A Strong Hank
school of com m erce during the recent
Cars the tw o per cent reduction in tax
educational exposition when the en tire
I college was on display.
Gordon Gibson is a senior in a g ri­ M ilier is rep rese n tin g his fra te rn ity in I the Oregon C ountrym an.
w hich n orm ally d oes not b ecom e effectiv e
W aiter
cu ltu re, m ajoring in dairy husbandry. In tra m u ral debate.
iS c h v id le r . ju n io r in a g ric u ltu re , is a
He Is a n u m b e r of the d airy club. He
Stafford Dowsett, freshm an in p h a r­ m em ber of Sigma Pi. social fra te rn ity
until m idnight, M arch 28th. This m eans
also took an active p a rt in p rep arin g macy. is a pledge of Pi K appa A lpha i ami is publicity m an ager of th e Glee
th e exhibit put on by the dairy d ep art- I fra tern ity . He is out for freshm an d u b , w hich will to u r so u th e rn Oregon
that you can have im m ed iate d eliv ery o f
tennis.
| m ent for the E ducational exposition.
th is spring. He is also on the Oregon
W ilbur A ltm an, »sophomore in com ­
Je an e tte D ow sett, fresh m an in com ­ C ountrym an staff. Jo h n Moteji. Junior
a new Ford Car and take a d v a n ta g e o f
m erce, is a m em ber of th e g re a te r m erce. is a pledge of A lpha XI Delta in electrical engineering, is coaching
O. A. C. i >um il and the O. A. C. Cham ­ 'o ro rllv . She played on th e freshm an the boxing team th is year. G ran t De-
the 2' o T a x R eduction.
ber of Com merce. • A ltm an work I Oil b ask etb all team.
■ Sliazer is a freshm an in engineering.
the circu latio n staff of th e O. A. C Di-
O ther G resham stu d en ts a re Mabel
Boring has only tw o g irl re p re se n ta ­
rectory, published by th e stu d en ts of Johanson, sophom ore In hom e econom ­ tives. They a re F lo ren ce K ilgel, fre sh ­
th e school of com m erce. He is a ics. J,ena W right, sophom ore in home man. and E rica Jo hnson, a sophom ore.
m em ber of the T au Kappa E psilon fra ­ economics. Georgie S tapleton, fre sh ­ Both g irls a re tak in g hom e econom ics.
tern ity .
m an in com m ercé, Mildred McGregor,
C h arles McKinney, freshm an in fr> shm an in com m erce pledged to the
Piano Tuning.
com m erce, w ent out for freshm an b a s­ Gam m a Phi Beta S o ro rity , and Robert
P
iano
tu
n
in
g >3.50. P iano and o r­
ketball. in tre in u ra l cro ss country, b o x ­ O'Donnel, f-esh m an in engineering.
gan rep airin g . F red B. Jones, 2625
ing. and is now out to r tile freshm an
S tu d en ts from Boring and vicinity 49th s tre e t SE., P o rtlan d , phone TAbor
tiRl SHAM. OREGON
tra c k team . He is a pledge of Tau num ber six. They a re active on the 8952. or G resham 1561.—Adv.
K appa Epsilon fra tern ity .
cam pus. Emit A nderson, sophom ore
Alden Miller, sophom ore in ele c tri­ in landscape gard en in g , is a m em ber
Pedigree Blanks.
cal engineering, tra n sfe rre d from W il­ of Alpha Gamm a Rho, social f ra te rn i­
The Outlook has a supply of pedi­
lam ette U niversity th is year. He is a ty. A lpha Zeta n atio n al h o ao ra ry in gree blanks, useful for dairym en,
m em ber of Pl K appa A lpha fratern ity . a g ric u ltu re and is a s sista n t editor of stock and p oultry raise rs. L arge, very
useful, at 5 cen ts each. 25 for 85c.
GRESHAM LOCALS
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR | M*
The Modem Smoothtop
“f.
Keeps Kitchen Clean
REDUCED PRICES
WILLYS-KNIGHT
O VER LA N D
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
B E N E F IT D A N C E
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12
R E A D T H IS
MORALS OF YOUNG SCORED
D R . G EO R G E E. M A L L E T T
Phone 1321
T w o Per Cent Reduction in T a x
Effective N ow
R aker &
Son
FIRST STATE BANK