Gresham outlook., August 03, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

GRFSHA« OUTLOOK. TUESDAY,
PLEASANT HOME
A p arty of young folks, including
Mrs. Agues W alters, clim bed L arch
m ountain A ugust 1, leaving M ultno­
mah falls at 12:15 and arriv in g at the
m ou n tain 's top in less th a n five hours.
The p arty included besides Mrs. W alt­
ers. H erm an and B arb ara W alters,
Miss Naomi W iley of P o rtlan d . W ill­
iam E lliott. Ralph E llsw orth, of Gillis,
and F red M arshall, of P leasan t Home.
A p a rty of 14 ascended Mt. Hood
F rid ay and retu rn ed to the base of the
m ountain th e sam e evening. F our of
the num ber w ere ladies, Mrs. B. C.
Altm an and th ree g irls, H a rrie tt A n­
derson, Daisy Daly and Iren e Dugger.
The Revs. W illiam F airw ea th er and
A ndrew Johnson accom panied th e
eight boys of th e p arty , w hich w as
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guided to th e top and back again by
O rville Z im m erm an, an official guide.
Miss E uphem ia F airw ea th er. Mrs. J.
D ugger and Mrs. Victor A nderson
m ade p a rt of th e ascent, b u t did not
reach the top. The sum m it w as made
in seven h o u rs from th e tim b er line,
w hich w as considered rem ark ab ly
good tim e. A tine view was obtained
of ea ste rn Oregon and also of oth er
m ountain peaks in th e distance.
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Veteran** Hospital Recommended by
Patient.
Wm. Salzm an of S pringdale, who
w as recently discharged from United
S tate s V eterau s' hospital No. 77 in
P o rtlan d a fte r spending four m onths
and live days in th a t in stitu tio n , w as
greeting frien d s in G resham a few
d ay s ago. He is loud In his praises
of the tre a tm e n t w hich he received
w hile in the hospital and says th a t
ev ery th in g possible is done for the
com fort and e n tertain m en t of th e p a ­
tients. T he fact th a t tre a tm e n t Is free
to any v e te ra n of th e S pan ish A m er­
ican or W orld W ar. is not generally
known, but Is th e re su lt of n ational
legislation passed about a y ear ago In
w hat was know n as th e Reed-Johnson
bill. Salzm an su stain ed a broken leg
in a fall from a telephone pole front
w hich he w as rem oving th e w ires,
w hich broke u nder bis weight. He
was helping to clear th e ground In
p rep aratio n for county road work.
BORING
T h resh in g is all done In th is locali­
ty. The g rain did not tu rn o u t very
good th is year. E arly fall g rain was
ju st fair but late sown was poor. The
Boring Dairy com pany th resh ed the
la rg e st am ount, a little b etter than
1400 bushels of g rain from 48 acres.
T he dry w eath er will soon m ake a
sh o rtag e of w ater. Wells a re begin­
ning to get low and the n o rth ford of
Card of Thank*.
Deep creek is practically dry, th e re
We wish to th an k our neighbors
being w ater in only a few holes, and
and friends for th e ir sym pathy and
th e tro u t are dying. T his stream was
help d u rin g th e illn ess and death of
our beloved son and b ro th er, also for
one th at was closed by th e ttsh com ­
the beautiful flowers and singing.
m ission tor 10 y ears but th e ad v a n t­
Mr, and Mrs. C asper H eim ann,
age is not ap p aren t, as th e w ater gets
W alter, A rnold, an d Jo h u H ei­
so low th at the fish can 't live, or the
m ann.
cran es get them if they do n 't die.
Some are w ondering if, under these
Outlook W ant Ads. get resu lts.
conditions, It would not be fa r b etter
to let the fisherm an have his chance
w ith the birds.
L. II. M allicoat and V. M endenhall
retu rn ed S atu rd ay from a w eek's fish­
MAKE ROAD INVESTMENT COUNT. ing trip at Diamond lake in so u th ern
Oregon. T h ey report the best of luck.
The move to widen paved highw ays
Mrs. Ja sp e r Dugger, Iren e S chw eit­
is well underw ay in m any states. Con­ zer and H arriet A nderson clim bed Mt.
You w ill never know how much en­
tra c ts have been let for w idening p o r­ Hood last week.
joym ent you can get out of your radio
tions of the paved road on th e famous
Wm. A. Morand had an electric
until you get som e of the correct ac­
Pacific highw ay, to 30 feet. T his will ran g e in stalled in his resid en ce re-
cessories.
give am ple room for th ree lines of cently.
moving vehicles.
Mrs. Emma J. G regson accom -
Radio Highboy, full mahogany with battery and loud­
Ten years ago no one would have panted her son-in-law and dau ghter,
speaker compartment, also radio space. ACOC AA
dream ed of the traffic th a t goes over Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k S etter of P lea san t
the railro ad s today. It is im possible Home to Longview last week to see
beautiful addition to even the finest home.
to predict w hat it w ill be 10 y ears her son Jam es who is ju s t o u t of the
Full mahohany stand with battery compart- (Py CA
hence. If th e railro a d s go Into the ho sp ital w here he w as tre a te d fol­
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m otor tru ck and m otor bus business low ing an accident.
on an extensive scale as now seem s
Mr. and Mrs. H enry H erz w ere over
Console type stand with battery compartment and loud­
en tirely probable, 30-foot highw ays from Beaver creek on S unday, v isit­
will be en tirely inadequate to handle ing at the homes of th e ir p aren ts, A.
speaker attached. Full mahogany, a beau- <P90 7C
th e traffic. One-way roads w ill then H erz and Ja sp e r Dugger.
tiful piece of furniture...........................
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be a necessity.
Rosco Knox and fam ily w ere down
Oregon has an unexcelled road sys­ from Hood River on Sunday. Rosco
tem In addition to Its paved tru n k is w orking at a cam p near th a t place,
highw ays, it is building w onderful and cam e down to visit th e ir vegetable
crushed rock m acadam roads into ev­ garden.
S tew art-W a rn e r, 5-tube se t used
sh o rt tim e as a d em o n strato r.
ery section of th e state. T hese roads
W alter Roots, who has been ru n ­
R egular $95.00 set, now
a re established on a p erm anent grade. ning th e Boring g arag e for some tim e,
As rock is added and packed down, It is moving back to P o rtland, and W.
produces a base w hich is alm o st equal W. Metzger who had the business be­
to solid stone. As traffic req u irem en ts fore Mr. Roots, will handle th e w ork
dem and It, th is base which c a rrie s the in connection with his g arag e In
A number of Brunswick phonographs in upright and
load, can be covered w ith a w ate r­ G resham . C. L. G regson and Donald
Console type, ranging in price from $40 to $125. Terms < proof,
shock absorbing su rfa ce of a M orand will have ch arg e of th e busi­
bitum inous c h a racter, at a m inimum ness here a t present.
of expense, thereby u tilizing every
C larence Dayton is c a rry in g the
d o llar tax p ay ers have expended for m all on ro u te 1 w hile V. M endenhall
road purposes.— In d u strial News Bu­ is on his vacation.
Your Home Furnisher.
L ester Boring and H erm an W alters
Phone 1901
Gresham •! reau.
a re spending th eir vacation at the
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N othlng succeeds like w an t ads.
E p w o rth L eague in stitu te a t F alls
City. Rev. and Mrs. W lthnell and W il­
lard Boring are also at F a lls City.
Jo h n K arland is ca rry in g th e mail
on ro u te 2, w hile th e re g u la r c a rrie r,
H. W alters, is on his vacation.
T h ere will be no preaching n t the
M ethodist church next Sunday on a c ­
count of the p asto r's absence at F alls
City. Sunday school will convene at
th e usual hour, 11 o'clock.
Mrs. W. R. Telford was on th e sick
list a few days last week.
Mrs. Minnie M eyer sp rain ed her
an k le quite severely, but is able to be
ab o u t again.
F red A nderson got his hand se v ere­
ly bruised w hile tending the th re s h ­
ing m achine. Ills hand got draw n into
a pulley and his fingers w ere
m ashed.
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W. R, Telford has leased his filling
statio n which he recently b u ilt a t
Canby to th e Shell Oil Co. Mr. T el­
ford is building a barbecue sta n d on
h is p roperty at Canby.
T he school is going to have some
new single desks Installed in th e p ri­
m ary room, to tak e place of th e old
double desks.
M arguerite G atitenbein sp en t last
w eek In P o rtlan d visiting friends.
Vetsch B ro th ers are going to have
a well drilled on th e ir farm .
S. E. Lyon recen tly sold a day old
p u re bred G uernsey calf for $100.
W. W. Cum m ings has all th e stum ps
on about five acres of land coal-
pitted.
A p arty co n sistin g of A. H eder-
tnann and wife from P o rtlan d , F red
W ern er and fam ily from B arton, Join­
ed D. H ederm ann of Boring and
spent the w eek-end a t Mt. Hood.
On W ednesday evening of la st week
th e in term ed iate class of th e Sunday
school met a t th e home of th e ir te a c h ­
er, Mrs. O. W. Boring, and sp en t the
Many of these advantages you w ill recognize at a glance. But
evening In playing gam es, a fte r w hich
you w ill have higher appreciation of their meaning when you
light refresh m en ts w ere served.
know that a plant of 18 acres which with equipment approxi­
Mrs. C arrie Slefer sp e n t S u n d ay
mated a cost of il0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , was first built and that special
w ith relativ es here.
Quality
RADIO SUPPLIES
K
SPECIAL
*81.00
J. E. METZGER
NOW ON DISPLAY
VARNISHES
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' & V
a name to be
tymvmwuA
—for surface protection, economy
an d c o lo rfu l beauty. This is the
time to paint, before rain sets in.
Your Rasmussen dealer will help
you choose paints and colors.
RASMUSSEN & COMPANY
CfheNew
ESSEX “6 COACH
W ith All-Steel, Bolted and Riveted, Clear Vision Body
The Product of Essex’ New * 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Body Plant
machinery had to be designed, to make possible the New
Coach your dealer is now showing.
Portland - Seattle
F or E x terio rs
R A SM USSEN
PURE
P A IN T
A lso Creosote Shingle Stain; Porch Floor Paint; B am and
Roof Paint; Truck, Tractor and Implement Paint; Auto­
mobile Enamel; Spar Varnish; R oof Coating; Concrete
and Cement Coating.
For In te rio r»
Wall-Dura Washable Wall Paint; Racolite Enamel; Inside
Floor Paint; Oil Stain. Floor and Varnish Stain; Bath Tub
Enamel, Durable Floor Varnish, Presto-lac— a brush lacquer
far Boon.
F. O. /I. Detroit
P in t W'trr t ill Tax
"At t cur Door"
Stan dard Equipment Im ludtu
A u r r m i f i r W in d s h ie ld C le a n e r,
H e a r ' e w M ifT u r,T ra n s o M *« io n
L o c k < b u ilt- in ). R a d ia to r S h u t­
ters. .M«-ro M e re r, C o m b in a tio n
Sold by
A. W. Metzger & Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
And it is so designed and constructed as to permit the use
in a totally new manner of a high baked enamel, most lus­
trous and lasting finish.
There has been constant improvement in the chassis from
the first Essex shipped. And only by the accumulation of the
resources, the information, experience, and the skill that have
resulted from the building of 350,000 Essex “ Sixes” was it
possible to create this car which we ask you to inspect and to
drive as the best looking, best value, best Essex ever built.
M . C. W ebster M otor Co.
Phone 2491
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It is all steel, bolted and riveted, and so rigid that squeaks,
rattles and distortions, are as unlikely as in a steel building.
Doors are so hung that a man may hang on an open door
while the car is being driven over rough roads, without spring­
ing it out of true.
HUDSON - ESSEX
Gresham
A thuroush cultural and pcofeaatonal athr4ar
•h ip ia the outalandin« character iMic o( the
State U n ive ra ltj
Training It o fjvrtd in
22 departments o i the College o i
Literature, Science and the A rts .
A rchitecture and A llie d A r t s —
B usiness Adm inistration — Educa­
tion— Journalism—G raduate Study
— Law— Medicine— M usic— Physi­
cal Education— Sociology— S o c ia l
W o r k — Extension Division.
51«« Year Opeas September 17,
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