GRESHAM OUTLOOK. FRIDAY,
PLEASANT_VALLEY
Auto F re ig h t T erm inal
H erm an Kline, who has been v isit
ing w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Kline, has retu rn ed to San P edro,
C alifornia. H erm an is in th e naval
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H ornicker spent
I last Sunday visiting w ith Mrs. H orn-
Successor to
ic k er's aun t, Mrs. Edw. C unningham
Morgan Bros.
I of Camas, W ashington.
[ Mr. and Mrs. C hris H eber of E agle
Creek w ere g u ests at th e hom e of Mr.
PORTLAND
and Mrs. B. E. T u rn e r, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. B artlett, of Mon-
WAY POINTS
i tavilla. and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. H arney
GRESHAM
: and Mr. and Mrs. Bonham of St. Jo h n s
j w ere calle rs at the G. N. S ager home
Local and Long Distance j Sunday afternoon.
| T he m any frien d s of I. W. B utler
M oving
w ill rejoice to know th a t he has so far
recovered from an operation w hich he
underw ent some tim e ago, th a t he has
W ill Give
re tu rn e d to his home.
Q uite a num ber of th e Sunday school
children and young folks accom
panied by th e ir teach ers w ent to
and
G ran t park Sunday w here th ey en
joyed a picnic lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d visited
w ith friend s in th e city Sunday.
to beginners. Daily 1 to 5 except
Mrs. B atavia Jo h n so n an d little
W ednesdays.
dau g h ter F ran ces, left la st S atu rd ay
for St. P au l, Oregon, w here they ex
pect to spend th e sum m er.
Phone 511
G resham
Mrs. Ju lia Sloop w as a G resham vis
ito r Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. B all have sold a
house and th ree ac res of land to some
P o rtlan d people. T he p ro p erty is
know n as th e R ogers place.
General Contractors and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. L utz have gone
Construction Designers
i to C alifornia for a th ree-m o n th s’ vaca-
! tion. They w ill visit friends in San
226 B urnside S treet
Francisco and Los Angeles. They will
Room 1, Lucky S trik e Bldg.
i m ake th e trip by m otor.
T elephone BEacon 0716
O liver Plow s, C ultivators, Im p le
m ents, P lan e t J r . G arden Seeders and
F o r inform ation
C ultivators, M yers' W ater System s,
phone 2101, G resham , Ore.
M yers’ hay tools. H essel Im plem ent
Company.
Portland, Phone EAet <801
Gresham, Phone 1901
Lundquist Truck Line
CORNET
TRUMPET
LESSONS
Clifford Gibbs
SHIPLEY & SNASHALL
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The First $1,000
Getting the first $1,000 is admitted the
“hardest”—but it is worth the struggle.
A prominent American manufacturer
investigated 85 of our leading industries
and found that HALF of them began with
from $300 to $1,000! Today each does a
business from $50,000 to $30,000,000 a
year.
It’s the start that counts,
ginnings determine the future.
Small he-
By building an account at the First
State Bank you will be laying the founda
tion for your future success.
Opportunity comes sometimes dis
guised and surrounded by hard work and
adverse circumstances.”— J. J. Hill.
FIRST STATE BANK
A Stroag Bank
Gresham, Oregon
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GRAVEL
Crushed Rock, Road Material
W alrad & W right, Inc.
Portland Phone EA. 2380
S I L V E K
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Gresham Phone 1631
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T H E
A I K
Walter lludoun Arrexted in Purtlaud
Nut Local Huy.
A new s item in a recent issue of th e
O regonian sta te s th a t W alter Dodson.
18. w as a rrested for driving w hile in
toxicated. The item has been tak en
by some to re fe r to W alter Dodson of
Route 2, T routdale, w hich is an erro r,
as testified by his fath er, an d by Mr.
Jo h n s of C orbett for whom the young
m an is w orking.
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MAY SI.
FACE THREE
I»S«
PEPPERMINT INDI STKY
GROWS AT TUOI TOALE
IN THE
W ASTE
BASKET
AND
P ut Y our
IN THE
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1926
MILLER BROS. FARM
Portland - Gresham - Sandy
DANCE
SA T U R D A Y EV EN IN G , MAY 22
Sponsored by Fairview Baseball Club
GOOD MUSIC
Ladles 25«
PL EA SA N T HOME
Gents, 50c
Ladies and Gentlemen
of the Tire buying audience
T ire service can be
bought by the yard,
like cloth. When you
need tires, come here
and w e’ll serve you
with the most econom
ical buy for the s e n ice
you need.
Smith’s Service
Station
Gresham, Oregon
9 I V V E K T O W
N S
OH
T O O K
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Plwne 1901
J.E.METZGER *
DIRECTOR,
C A K
PUT YOUR GET
QUICK SOU YEN
L ands owned by F irs t S tate Bank
prove to be excellent m int lands.
These lands a re described at page No.
85 of a book issued by th e U. S. De
p artm en t of A g ricu ltu re in co o p era
tion w ith the Oregon A g ricu ltu ral ex
perim ent statio u en titled "Soil survey
of M ultnomah couuty, Oregon" as Co
lum bia Loam, and fu rth e r sta te s as g
follows, "T he subsoil, to a depth of 36
inches or more, is a g rayish-brow n
coarse sand, and in p a rt at least rep
CORBETT
resen ts m aterial of the T outle series
over which th e Columbia m a terial has
Mrs. Chas. L atourell, of H eppner, been superim posed."
visited relativ es and frien d s here la st
The w ater from th e Columbia riv er
week.
Mrs. L ato u rell, her little which during the sum m er m onths is
d au g h ter Alice, and Mrs. C lara Sm ith higher th an th is land, seeps th ro u g h
and perm eates th is bed of sand and
m et w ith a painful accident on th e through ca p illary attra c tio n the m o ist
C orbett hill road T h u rsd ay afternoon, u re so m uch desired in the grow ing of
when the F ord sedan driven by Mrs. pepperm int is b ro u g h t to th e surface.
stro n g sp rin g s in th e higher lands
L ato u rell becam e unm anageable and The
to th e south also provide w ater th a t is
was tipped over by strik in g the bank. absorbed by th ese lands, and w here
The occupants
w ere considerably holes have been dug into th is s tr a ta of
sand th e w ater has Im m ediately risen
shaken up, cu t and bruised.
The Columbian high school class of to, a point n ear th e surface.
T he top soil has considerable a d
1926 at its com m encem ent exercises vantage
over the heavier dam soil In
T h u rsd ay evening w as a very p retty th a t it is m ore p lian t and may he
affair. T hose receiving diplom as w ere worked in the w ettest w eath er w ithout
If that scheme the smooth stranger tries to sell you
E arl C ham berlain, Je n n ie E vans, baking or becoming hard. T he top
soil
co
n
sists
of
a
silt
superim
posed
by
were
such a “good thing,” he would keep it himself or
F ran ces K nieriem , Melba Chldsey.
th e overflow of the Columbia riv er for
F red E tling. H orace E vans, Mabel untold ages. Its com ponent p a rts are
come to a BANK to sell it.
H arding, Isabel Pulllum , Roy P ulltum . such as to invite the grow ing of all
Mildred S u rb er and Raym ond Wilson. kinds of vegetables. Including celery.
Consult us on any proposition offered you, whether
Mrs. F ra n k Reed is v isitin g her The prevalence of wild pepperm int in
the hay th a t has been grow n upon th is
or
not
you are yet banking with us.
fath er, Mr. H ankey, n ear SilvertQn.
land for the p ast tw o y ears a ttra c te d
Mrs. H ubbard, who has sp en t se v er the atten tio n of the officers of F irst
al m onths a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. S tate hank, and ex p erts in th e gro w
W e may save you from LOSING YOUR MONEY.
W ard E vans, has gone to h er home ing of pepperm int w ere consulted and
taken to th ese lands for an inspection
near Vancouver, W ashington.
of its q u alities for the grow ing of pep
W’e invite YOUR Banking Business.
Mrs. H orace E llis is very ill a t her perm int. A num ber w ere consulted,
am
ong
them
at
least
one
who
w
as
not
home n ear H u rlb u rt.
only fam iliar w ith Oregon pepperm int
lands but ea ste rn lands as w ell, who
stated th a t th e re was very little land
SPRING DALE
in Oregon su itab le for the grow ing of
Mrs. H attie Reeves from McMinn pepperm int but w hat th e re w as would,
ville, Oregon, spent a few days h ere because of clim atic conditions and th e
quality of th e soil, produce a much
last w eek w ith relativ es and friends.
more d esirab le p epperm int oil th an
The recen t epidemic of m easles, has the lands in th e east, as the oil o b tain
ju st about ru n its course here. T here ed from pepperm int grow n on lands In
w ere a t least 12 fam ilies ill w ith th e Oregon contained about 60 per cent
more m enthol th an th a t grow n in th e
disease.
east lie stated th a t th e ever in c re as
Mrs. Glen B abbitt en tertain ed the ing dem and for m enthol in the O rient
S p ringdale Needle club W ednesday. and E uropean countries, and th e fact
on the Miller Bros.’ Farm, 5 miles south of Canby, Oregon,
The club presented Mrs. G. N. McKay th a t the p epperm int lands in Michi
gan and In d ian a had become d e te rio r
midway between Macksburg and Needy.
w ith a silv er serving tra y , reco g n i ated and w orn out, in his opinion, in
tion of her m em bership in th e club sured a good m ark et for pepperm int
since it w as first organized. She will oil for some tim e to come.
The F irst S tate Bank arran g e d for
be g rea tly m issed by all th e m em bers
the p lan tin g of 60 acres of th is land to
of the Needle club.
pepperm int th is year, and w hile som e
F ree Lunch a t Soon
Sale S ta rts at 11 A. M.
Mrs. H elen C h risten sen en tertain ed w hat late in planting it is grow ing
for luncheon la st week, Mrs. Dorothy well and prom ises to be a fairly good
Salzm an. Mrs. G. N. McKay and Mrs crop. As a re su lt of th is p lan tin g the
2.9 Head High Grade H olstein C a ttle
F irst S tate Bank has sold nine, five-
Ray Groce.
acre tra c ts for the grow ing of pepper
22 Milk Cows, 12 fresh in last 6 weeks, 3 due to
The S pringdale school held Its 8th mint and hops. The grow ing of pep
grade g rad u atio n exercises W ednesday p en n in t is quite in terestin g in th a t
freshen by time of sale, 7 to freshen in June and
night. T h ere a re seven g rad u a tes as th ere is required a still for ex tractin g
July.
th
e
oil
from
th
e
p
lant.
The
still
Is
follow s:
H ow ard P arso n s, Aleice
ont far different from th e o rd in ary
Berney, Mildred L arson, Will Prebe, m oonshiner’s still, but on a la rg e r
7 Holstein H eifers, 2 years old, 2 due to freshen by
D orothy K erslake, Melvel C arp en ter scale, .and less expensive.
time of sale, balance to freshen in July and August.
and Ja ck H endrickson. Tom N orth-
About 60 pounds per acre is an av
Cows are in good shape, they are real producers.
w ay gave an in te restin g ta lk on ed u erage yield but in some in stances, u n
cation. A very nice program w as fu r der favorable conditions, m ore th an
100 pounds per acre. One m an stated
nished by both rooms.
Rev. J. C. th a t last year under very unfavorable
Also some M achinery w ill be sold.
Spencer of th e C entral M ethodist E p is conditions a late crop and weedy
copal ch u rch , P o rtlan d , gave an in te r ground poorly cultivated he produced
esting ta lk on why education is so very 30 pounds per acre, and realized n e a r
ly $12,000 from th e 30 acres. The
n ecessary and how to m ake use of p resen t Indications are th a t prices for
on e’s education properly. Much cred it th is year will ran g e above those for
COL. W. S. WOOD A SONS, Auctioneers, Vancouver, Wn.
is given to Mrs. M iller in h e r efforts to last year, and may reach >20 per
help the stu d en ts along. She and Miss pound.
L. A. BECKMAN, Clerk
Bourgeios and th e pupils w orked very
ARBOLEDA
h ard to get S p ringdale school up to
th e stan d ard , and all th in k th ey have
Mrs. Dena McKay of K etchekan sister, Mrs. W. J. C lark of Roseburg,
succeeded in th e ir work.
A laska, who has been visiting Mrs and her niece, Mrs. H ow ard G ildea of
F red L. Bourne, retu rn ed Sunday to McMinnville, during th e week.
POWELL VALLEY
STAGE CO.
P o rtlan d , w here she is th e g u est of
C om m issioner and Mrs. John M.
M A U R IC E B O T K IN
TOM C O O P E R
Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H a lla
The Sunday school of th e Mission friends.
i d - l * a ,,r n g e r H tu d e lia k e r H it P a r lo r
day
m
otored
to
Roslyn
Lodge,
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. F innell e n te r
ch u rch w ill convene a t 9:50, followed
C o a c h o e I n z a , C h a ir C a r T y p e ,
by p reaching at 11 by th e p asto r, the tained friends from P o rtlan d Monday w here they w ere guests for dinner.
SECTION LINE ROUTE
The A rboleda Im provem ent club
Rev. O. J. W ilner, from th e subject, evening. Two tab les of ca rd s w ere
I ,A ll.Y S C H E D U L E
held its re g u la r m eeting, F rid ay eve
"T he Rpproving of th e Holy S p irit.” m ade up.
I .v . G r e a h a m
(
I .» . P o r tla n d
FO R G RESH AM
The evening service will begin at 8
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wood and Mr. ning, in th e clubhouse, th e m eeting be F O R P O R T L A N D
o’clock and he w ill preach from the and Mrs. H. L. Conneholm of P o rtlan d ing postponed one day. Mr. and Mrs.
• • 7 : 0 0 a . in.
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lt
words, “The F ru it of the Holy S p irit.” w ere guests Sunday evening of Mr H. C. B ourne w ere h o sts for th e eve II l i :«»
10:00
ning.
lit io p. m .
and Mrs. W. R. Locke.
II tM
»1(10
1 :0 0 p . in.
>50 to >200 w ill buy a good used car
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke and c h il
tiM
Mrs. Fred L. Bourne en tertain ed her
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a t the H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
dren w ere dinner g u ests Sunday, a t the •X:(|O
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• S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y , • • T h r u to S a n d y
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M athes In
a n d H o lid a y s
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P o rtlan d .
•S a tu r d a y , Su nday,
a n d H o lid a y s .
I .r . H and y
T his being th e la st w eek of school.
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Lynch school gave an e n tertain m en t
L t. G o th a m
tor H andy
S i l l a. m.
T h u rsd ay evening, in w hich a num ber
• t i l l p. nt.
vli t P o w e ll V a lls y
of ch ild ren took p art. T he play " F lo r
a n d O r ie n t
• T o G r e s h a m o n ly
FAIRVIEW CITY HALL
in d a” w as given and alao m any songs e x c e p t S a t ., S u n .,
7 1 to a . nt.
a n d H o lid a y s th r u
su n g by a ch o ru s m ade up of both t o P o r tla n d .
0 :4 5 p. rn.
g irls and boys.
D EPO TS
At th e re c e n t m eeting of th e P lea s
an t Home d istric t Sunday school a sso
ciation held In th e P lea san t Home
M ethodist ch u rch , a num ber of In te r
estin g reso lu tio n s w ere adopted, In
cluding ap p reciatio n for th e m an n er
In which the w o rk ers had been e n te r
tained and for those who took p a rt In
th e program . A very tim ely resolution
In favor of prohibition was also d r a ft
ed and adopted by th e convention re
garding th e m odification of th e 18th
am endm ent and the V olstead act. The
g ath erin g as a convention placed Itself
firm ly on record as opposed to any
m odification of th e p rese n t prohibition
laws, urging, on th e co n tra ry , a s tr ic t
e r law enforcem ent.
Miss Mary Findley, a m em ber of the
board of religious education for the
M ethodist E piscopal conference of
Oregon, gave two fine ad d resses d u r
ing the convention. T he m a tte r of a
vacation Bible school w as discussed
and It was decided to hold such a
school Just previous to th e opening of
th e fall term of school. A com m ittee
I consisting of the Revs. W illiam F air-
w eather, E W. W ithnell, O scar J.
W ilner and A. Johnson, all p asto rs of
I th e various ch u rch es In th e d istric t,
I w as appointed to a rra n g e for th e de-
ta ils of such a g ath erin g later.
P O K T I.A M D — M ew M u n lr lp a l T e r m i
n a l, C or. F ifth a n d S a lm o n o p p o site
th e C iiu rth n u ae.
ORF.HII AM — M ain a n d P o w e ll S t r e e t ,
(T e m p o r a r y ).
l A S I l i — J u n k e r 's C o n fe r tln a e r y .
" G r e sh a m ’n O w n L in s ”
Portland-Gresham
Stage
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Owned and operated by
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For ex p ert window cleaning see S.
F o r rea l estate loans see or call II. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n
Brow n, G resham , phone 2501.
W. T horne.—Adv.