ORESHÁX OUTLOOK, TUESDAY,
I.oop ItL’hnay Opened.
PLEA SA N T HOME
ROCKWOOD
The Mt. Hood Loop highway was J
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opened to sum m er traffic la st W ednes-
B orn,-to Mr. and Mrs. H enry P aape
Much p raise h as been h eard on all
day, w eeks ahead of its scheduled j on May 5, a son, w eighing 94» pounds sides co n cern in g th e Chinese o p eretta.
tim e. T he snow from th e last half | w^ ° has been nam ed D onald Richard, 'T h e N ightingale,” w hich w as r e n ­
m ile of the loop by G overnm ent cam p I Before her m arria g e Mrs. P aap e was dered S atu rd ay evening for th e benefit
w as rem oved by a p arty of p ersisten t Miss R uth Ick ler.
of club w ork.
It is th o u g h t th a t
enough w as realized from the play to
shovelers from P o rtlan d , headed by J. j
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defray th e ex penses of sending th ree
L. S. Snead, se c re ta ry of th e Colum bia
HALEY
d elegates to th e sum m er school at C or­
G orge Motor Coach com pany. T he j
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d rifts w ere th re e feet in height, b u t '
*’e m a' e ch o ru s from th e Powell vallis. T he play is said to be th e best
quickly disappeared when th e voluu- ' a '*e>’ L u th e ra n ch u rch w ill give a ever produced at Rockwood and much
ta ry road crew s tackled them . T he co n c ert at the H aley B ap tist ch u rch on cre d it is due th e teach ers. Mrs. Lyle
en tire highw ay around th e m ountain is I S a,u rtiay evening, May 15, to w hich all Sm ith and Mrs. O rville H am lin for the
invited. R efresh m en ts w ill be excellent tra in in g they gave th e pupils.
now open to trav el.
a re inv*ted.
I served.
E. Johnson, of P o rtlan d , has p u r-
See the b arg ain s listed in th e W ant
. chased th ree acres of th e Ole D aniel-
Ads.
Many new W ant Ads. today.
, son place facing th e B arr road and has
a fine seven-room residence alm ost
com pleted. T he fam ily w ill move out
from the city as soon as school is out.
E dw ard D ickenson visited his p a r ­
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k D ickenson
Sunday. O ther g u ests a t th e hom e w ere
KeMnrinir T a x es
Mr. and Mrs. W illard Cook.
18 C ou n ties
A lbert S tockton and bride w ere c a ll­
ers a t tiie S tockton home Monday.
S enator Stanfield's bill to r e ­
T he Rockwood baseball team won
fund $1,907.000 of O. & C. g ra n t
land taxes to IS counties of O re­
th e p en n an t in th e recen t co n test
gon w as reported out favorably
w hich w as put on by th e C orbett,
on May 8, 1926, by his S enate
H u rlb u rt. O rient. T ro u td ale an d Rock­
Com m ittee on Public L ands, for
wood school team s. The league was
passage in th e Senate. Besides
organized by R. D. H ew itt, p rincipal
resto rin g th is big sum to the
counties affected, th e bill pro ­
of th e T ro u td ale school, and th e p en ­
vides for the an n u a l paym ent of
n an t aw arded to th e Rockwood team
$500,000 h ere after, w hich will
w
as in recognition of its w inning
very greatly reduce the burden
every gam e in w hich it p articip ated .
of the ta x p ay ers of Oregon.
Stanfield Gets Favorable Report
On His $5,000,000 Refund Bill
W innintr F ig h t f ttr
R eso u rces
S enator Stanfield m ain tain s
th at O regon's reso u rces belong to
:he peopie of Oregon and is m ak ­
ing a determ ined tight to secure
for them all of th e revenues de­
rived from the utilization of pub­
lic lands in Oregon, and to m a teria lly reduce taxes. His G razing Bill,
reported out favorably by th e C om m ittee on Public L an d s, is th e e n te r­
ing wedge of his cam paign tow ard th a t end.
S tan field for Port m id S h ip p in g
U. S. S en ato r M cNary w ired B ert A nderson, rep u b lican county
chairm an of Jack so n County, on May 4:
"I am busy a ssistin g in the h ea rin g s before th e S enate Com m erce
Com m ittee on the attem p ted sale of th e O riental line by th e Shipping
Board to th e D ollar in te rests. SENATOR STA N FIELD IS ASSISTING
ME IN EVERY WAY HE CAN.”
W ritin g F a v o ra b le R ep ort on L in coln C ounty Refund
As ran k in g m em ber of the S enate C om m ittee on Claim s, S en ato r
Stanfield is d raftin g th e rep o rt of th a t com m ittee recom m ending th e
passage of the M cNary bill for th e repaym ent to Lincoln County of over
$45,000 in back tax es on the U. S. spruce lands.
I n s is ts on E arly C om p letion o f R o osevelt H ig h w a y
S enator Stanfield recognizes the econom ic and stra te g ic v alu e of
the R oosevelt H ighw ay and m a in ta in s th a t it should be com pleted a t
the ea rliest possible m om ent, because of the g re a t developm ent it w ill
bring, p a rtic u la rly to all of W estern Oregon.
H elped P a ss O rig in a l F ed eral H igh w ay Act
S enator Stanfield, as a m em ber of the Com m ittee on P o st Offices
and P ost Roads, gave m a teria l aid In securing the p assag e of the o rig i­
nal $75,000,000 F ederal H ighw ay Act. S enator Stanfield secured the
inclusion in th e T ow nsend bill of an ap p ro p riatio n of $15,000,000 for
fo rest roads, the first large ap p ro p riatio n for fo rest roads ever m ade by
Congress.
M ore F ed era l Funds fo r R iv ers and H arbors
Since S enator Stanfield has been in the Senate, $7,3S6,0u0 of F ed ­
era l funds have been secured for the im provem ent of riv ers and h a r ­
bors in Oregon. As a n u m b e r of the pow erful F in an ce Com m ittee.
S enator Stanfield in sists upon la rg e r a p p ro p riatio n s for riv er and h a r ­
bor im provem ents in Oregon and is in position to ren d e r valuable aid
in securing O regon's ju s t sh a re of governm ent money for th is purpose.
STANFIELD'S HIGH RANK ON SENATE COMMITTEES HELPS
OREGON. IT WOULD TAKE YEARS EOR V NEW MAN TO ATTAIN
HIS RANK IN THE SENATE.
(Stanfield-for-O regon Campaign
MAY 11,
I K»
PAGE THREE
FAIRVIEW
A unique and beautiful service was
held S unday evening at the Sm ith Me­
m o rial P re sb y teria n ch u rch The house
was filled and th e ch u rch was b eau ti­
fully decorated w ith fern s and flowers.
T he M other's Day concert w as in
ch arg e of th e W om en's society. Solos,
duets and ch o ru s singing by m others
and young women of th e ch u rch , were
featu red and Mrs. W. Scott, of S a­
lem. w hose husband served th e F air-
view church for 16 years, w as the
sp eak er and gave a fine ad d ress on
"T h e T ru e H om e.” F low ers w ere dis­
trib u te d th ro u g h th e congregation by
little girls.
A n um ber of m others and g ra n d ­
m others w ere p resen t, but th e special
honor g u ests w ere four g re a t-g ra n d ­
m o th ers who occupied a front pew.
Mrs. E. R. D. H ollensted, se creta ry of
the W om en's society, presided and
Mrs. G. P. I.um sden introduced the
sp eak er.
T he p asto r co n g ratu lated th e g re a t­
g ran d m o th ers on having attain ed the
coveted honor of living to see th e ir
R E P U B L I C A N C A N D ID A T E E O R
th ird g eneration. He also paid a tr ib ­
ute to th e faith fu l labor of th e Rev.
Mr. Scott in F airv iew and su rro u n d ­
ing country. As Mr. Scott Is in a hos­
pital in Salem w here he has been con­
fined for sev eral m onths, a t th e re ­
D ept. F ig h t
q u est of th e p asto r, the m em bers of
the con g reg atio n bowed th e ir heads in
silen t p ray er in his behalf. T he s e r­
Experienced — Tried — Capable
F o r real e sta te loans see o r call B. vice closed w ith th e singing*of "The
W. T horne.—Adv.
Glory Song” by th e co ngregation and
benediction.
Mrs. George F rukes, of Scappoose, ■
I‘a id A d v .
visited a few days la st week w ith her j
sister, Mrs. J. W. Moller and fam ily.
1
GILLIS
Mrs. E lsie L angley has a new Chev- |
ro let delivery ear.
T h e G illis baseball team playei!
Mrs. Jo h n Jo n a s has retu rn ed to her
B ridal Veil Sunday, the score resu lt- !
home afte r spending th re e w eeks in !
ing 19 to 4 in favor of Gillis.
Good S am a ritan hospital.
She is
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Mamiry en ter- '
m uch im proved and her frien d s are
tained Sunday evening with a turkey
glad to see her hom e again.
Mrs. A. B. Moller has sold h er home d in n er in iionor of C harley W heeler,
on F o u rth and Main stre e ts to F ran k who has been em ployed at th e Bailey {
Clare. She expects to move to P o rt­ b arb e r shop in G resham and who left '
Monday m orning for ail extended trip
land th is week.
An old fashioned dance will be given th ro u g h Idaho and M ontana for the
by th e P aren t-T ea ch e r association at benefit of his h ealth . O thers p resen t
the city hall S atu rd ay evening, May 15. a t th e d inner w ere Mr. and Mrs. A lfred
f
t
T ables will he provided for card s for G underson, c i sa n d y , Mrs. E dna Bunt- |
ing, of G re ham , and Duke S cheiner
those not w ishing to dance.
and R egina H orger, of E agle Cr^ek.
Mr. W heeler expects to re tu rn to
KELSO
G resham in a m onth or so.
Mrs. W alter D olan w as th e hostess
(a business man)
recently for th e K elso W om an's club.
P L E A SA N T VALLEY
T he follow ing m em bers w ere p resen t:
R e p u b lic a n C a n d i d a t e f o r
M esdaines H oeck, K irsh, K ligel, Robt.
Miss L a u ra S tevens of P o rtlan d was
Jo n sru d , J. H. Revenue, D. Hite,
Spooner. H ere, P eteraon, G. E ri, T. callin g on re la tiv e s h ereab o u ts, last
D unn, and one visitor, Mrs. H u ett, a week.
siste r of Mrs. Dolan. Im p o rtan t elec­
J. F. W ing and F re d V anderburg of
tion m easu res w ere discussed a fte r the L en ts w ere vulley v isito rs recently.
business session. The hostess served
Mr. and Mrs. W illard Bliss and ch il­
delicious refresh m en ts. The n ex t m eet­ d ren took a m otor trip up th e valley
M ULTNO M AH COUNTY
ing w ill be a t th e hom e of Mrs. E. on S unday of la st week. T h eir trip ,
Herz.
took them as far south as Mt. Angel
S lo g a n : — M o re b u s i n e s s in
and S cotts Mills.
T here’s where you’ll find
V O T E X 22 ON B A L L O T
g o v e r n m e n t ; le s s g o v e r n m e n t
Mrs. N. S. B ostriek of San F ran cisco |
in b u s in e s s .
th a t i t ’s paint-up time.
Is visiting w ith her sisters, Mrs. Win.
D ah lq u ist und Mrs. E. R. Johnson, of
E ndorsed by
Look for cracks in the paint
th is place.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. G iltner of P o rt­
film, chalkiness, blisters.
TABER PHARMACY
land w ere o u t S unday looking after
Then,
don’t w ait—PA IN T
DAVIDSON DRUG STORE
th e ir farm .
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Richey of Boring
— before the surface is gone
| w ere valley v isito rs W ednesday.
and wood or m etal is ex­
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. T u rn e r a re re-
| joining over th e a rriv a l of a new baby
posed.
I girl. T he little Miss arriv ed T h u rs-
I day m orning, May 6, and tipped the
P a in ts o f
scales at 8 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. H alstrom have I
la stin g q u a lity
j sold th e ir home on th e Mt. Hood Loop
I road an d have moved to Portiuud.
Rasmussen Pure Paints lost re­
L. C. H ollenbeck wus tra n sa c tin g
markably long on south walls -
business in L en ts T h u rsd ay afternoon.
where exposure to sun and rain
Mrs. T. H. G rave is seriously ill at
is most se v ere. They are econom­
her hom e on B utler road. Mrs. G rave's
m any frien d s hope to h ear of her
ical, and colors are harmonious.
speedy recovery.
Specify Rasmussen Pure Paint
I. W. B utler, who u n d erw en t a ma- |
for fine outside work.
jo r o p eratio n in a P o rtla n d hospital
sev eral w eeks ago, is convalescing
R ASM U SSEN & COM PANY
and w ill soon be ab le to re tu rn home.
EKW ALL
Circuit Judge
VOTE 42 X
Ekwall, W. A.
F. IL PETERSON
State
Representative
Titwtone
ElE DEALERS
Portland - Seattle
Serve You B e tte r
and Save You Money
CEDAR
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R e p u b lic a n C a n d i d a t e f o r
We have the tires and the tubes th a t are delivering thousands of extra m iles—
Congress
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E very fiber o f every cord is saturated and insulated with rubber.
Used by th e operators o f the biggest taxicab, m otorbus and truck fleets. These
big buyers measure mileage and dem and M ost Miles P er Dollar.
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— assuring an air-tight tube, so im portant to the life of your tire.
You, too, can get th e extra mileage, economy and comfort now enjoyed by the
big transportation leaders and by hundreds of thousands of satisfied motorists, by
equipping your car with these wonderful Gum -Dipped Tires and Steam W elded Tubes.
W E TA K E YOUR OLD T IR E S IN TR A D E and will give liberal allowance for
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Oldfield Tires and Tubes
L et us show you why Oldfield Tires and Tubes have made such a good name for
themselves. Com pare these tires and tubes with any others on the m arket.
M a d e in th e g r e a t F ire s to n e fa c to r ie s by e x p e r t
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30x3%
34x314
31x4
32x4
32«4K
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OVER-SIZE BALLOONS
W « 4.44.......................................................... $14 05
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3i*0 00 ............................................................ 25.13
Kaser Filling Station
GRESHAM, OREGON
P r i m a r i e s M a y 21.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. H. K inder. Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Stafford and Joe Gill sp e n t I
S unday w ith Mr. and Mrs. M iller and |
fam ily a t L usted.
Mrs. M. W atson and her son, P au l,
who m ake th e ir hom e at the farm of I
the M ountain View F lo ral com pany,
went to P o rtlan d W ednesday to flOB-
su it a physician
Both a re tak in g
tre a tm e n ts.
Mr. Davies, of P lea san t Home, Is |
p u ttin g up a b arn for C. H K inder and
Joe GUI.
Mrs. V andergrif. of R ainier, w as a
recen t aftern o o n and night guest at
th e C. H. K inder hom e W ednesday.
Mulkey m akes his position as a c a n ­
d idate definite and ce rtain , by d e c la r­
ing him self for th e 18th am endm ent
dedicating him self to the proposition
of secu rin g F ed eral aid for H ydro-
E lectric developm ent for Oregon.
In his platform he sta te s:
“I will m ake It my business to cause
the federal governm ent to develop the
Buy w ith confidence. L ate model
potential h y d ro -electric energy In the reliab le used ca rs a t Heasel Im ple­
C olum bia riv er, to th e end th a t P o rt­ m ent Co.— Adv.
land may have cheap pow er for In­
VOTIf’F FOR FI.’BtICATIOW ,
d u stria l purposes, and th ereb y he on
ent of the Interior
(J. S. Land I
a p arity with o th er Pacific co ast cities Departm
«»(fire at Portland, Oregon. April 27.
1924.
as a m a n u fa ctu rin g cen ter, and
N otice la hereby given that Joseph E.
fu rth e rm o re , th a t the people of M ult­
,.
,
o f Bull Bun, Oregon, who, on Jan-
nom ah county may enjoy all th
en e­ , Brooks,
ih e e b
hene-
ua ry 25, 1923 m a d e H om estead Entry. No
fits of electric lights, power and heat 07?»**, for BE %
, S E '4, Reel Ion
in th e ir hom«-s at th e low rate s p o s- ship
V.’i ’J 1 S,
' « Range
m 5 E, Wi
o lllam i ette » Meridian
n
aii,i i .
it
I .
4 . 1
i ha.» "led notice of Intention to make Final
slble by public levclopm ent of our P ro tf to establish Haim to the land above
ab u n d an t and never failing falling ',*W! bed. before the Begtster tJ. S ia»nd
w a t e r s ,”
a m
For Xxfariar,
RASMUSSEN PURE PAINT
A /ao C reosote Bhingle (Main; Porch
Floor Paint; Bern and R oof Paint;
Truck, T ractor and Im plem ent Paint;
A utom obile Knamel; Spar Varniah;
R o o f C oating; C oncrete and C em anl
C oating.
F or Interior*
Wall Dura W ashable Wall Paint;
R arolite Knam el, I nu d e Floor Paint;
Oil Stain; Floor and Varniah Stain;
B ath T ub Knamel; D urable Floor
Varniah, Presto-lac— a brush lacquer
for S o o n .
! 9 . r**_a t .Portland, Oregon, on the Jth day
| of June. 192H
(P aid Adv.
Com ittee).
by
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N otice will be published for nine con- |
for < ongn »» w n jtlv a leeuen In the Gresham Outlook.
I Gre»ham. Oregon.
OLD FASHIONED DANCE
G iven It,
f a c lie r A ««<»<■ l a t i n a <»f F a irview in
F it, H a ll
SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 15
a u
V arnishes
Claim ant nam*a an wltn»Rae»:
He says fu rth e r—
Alton Woodard, of Bull Bun, Oregon.
'A sad sp ectacle Is th a t of old age
Mm. Alton Woodard, o f Bull Run, Ore- I
a fte r a life of probity and In dustry fon .
George
W ilkinson, o f Bull Run, Oreron
atten d ed by m isfo rtu n e
I FAVOR j
Mr» Maude Brook», of Bull Run. Ori
PENSIONS FOR TH E H ELPLESS ton.
AGED '
W ALTBR L. TOOZR, Hr . R o is t e r
M
Mulkey
i w
Sold by:
I
A. W. METZGER
KO.
G r e sh a m , O re.
5 b
POWELL VALLEY
la itie s w ill It»* provided for card p i« , er«
G ent« .Hie,
A D M IS S IO N
! .ad te« S.,e
C ard
p la y e r «
2.'»<*
The la d le s Aid of the Karon Luther­
an church will meet on Thursday af­
ternoon at the home of Mr» Frank
Staffenson. All ladles of the commu­
nity are cordially Invited to attend.