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TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS G resham O utlook VOL. 16, NO. 54 SCHNEIDER RALLY INTERESTS MANY GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, To Visit Our Sute FRIDAY. SEPTEM BER 3, 102« T W IC E A W EEK $1.30 Per Year PRE-NUPTIAL PARTY GIVEN YOUNG PEOPLE CAR HITS TRUCK; WEDDING BELLS RING IN GRESHAM; UNIQUE CEREMONY AT WITHROW’S MOTORMAN HURT Mr. and Mrs. F red Morgan en ter- | tain ed friends and relativ es at a ' _______ ¡ch arm in g p arty S atu rd ay evening at , ________ A ttorney Clifford G. Schneider was The form al eating place of Mrs. high school, he g rad u atin g w ith the th e ir home in Lusted honoring Miss A collision betw een a tw o-car elec- given a very good send-off in his cam-1 j Nora W ithrow at the co rn er of Main Class of 1923. He is employed by the Arlie Kincaid and Lovell Berney. | trie tra in of the P. E. P. com pany and paign for d istric t atto rn ey at a m ass j and Powell stree ts w as tran sfo rm ed Union Oil com pany of C alifornia as an whose m a rriag e will be an event of J a heavily loaded lum ber tru ck oc- m eeting W ednesday night in G resham W ednesday evening into a fairy lan d are a salesm an in th is d istric t and is j early Septem ber. The house was pret- ' cu rred n ear Boring last night about 6 w hich was attended by m any tow ns bow er w here su rp rises aw aited every having a new home erected on B arker tily decorated iu a color schem e of o'clock, w hich resu lted in w recking people and some from nearby locali one inclined to be patient. Not the road and Pow ell Valley. Mrs. Zenger green and gold. The evening was j th e vestibule of th e c a r and in ju ring ties. Members of the local S chneider- j least of these w as th e exchange of has been em ployed by the local tele pleasantly spent in gam es and music, ! th e m otonnan. T his constituted the fo r-D istrict-A ttorney com m ittee w ere ' n u p tial vows of a p opular G resham phone exchange for th e p ast th ree but th e m ain attra c tio n w as a fish- ■ g re a te st dam age, b ut in addition the m uch in evidence. T he chairm an of couple, Adolph Z enger and Miss B er y ears and has m any friends in G resh pond w here th e young couple fished , tru c k had one w heel dam aged and the the com m ittee, D. M. R oberts, presid nice Beers, w hose engagem ent was am and vicinity. She w as th e fortu- and caught m any p retty and useful ' driver, A. W. Shipley of G resham , suf- ed and J. Ross Brown, recen tly chosen announced several m onths ago and nate w inner of a handsom e coupe in kitchen u ten sils for th eir fu tu re home. | fered slig h t scalp w ounds. His load secretary , acted in th a t capacity. Mr. ! who have been th e recip ien ts of a the p o p u larity contest conducted at \ t the close of the evening u dainty i was sc attered in all directions. Mo- Brown was also selected as tre a s u re r . num ber of pleasing affairs given in the county fa ir tw o years ago. Mr. I luncheon was served with Mrs. Alvin torm an Van Ham. a v eteran in the ser- of the com m ittee. th eir honor. and Mrs. Z enger left y esterd ay for a K linski. Mrs. A. Schoepper and Mrs. vice of th e com pany, w as squeezed in Mrs. Lulu H orning, Judge Ashby ; The im pressive ring cerem ony was week a t th e beach and wjll be a t home E() K linski assistin g In th e serving, to a sm all space by th e Impact of the C. Dixon and th e nom inee him self, C. ! read by Dr. A. Thom pson In the p re s to th eir friends afte r October 1. Those present w ere Mr. and Mrs. ca r on th e load of lum ber. He was G. Schneider, w ere th e principal ence of 75 guests who had gathered Among the beautiful gifts received . Louis Berney, Mrs. C harles Berney, tak en to St. V incent's hospital by an speakers. R em arks com m endatory to j ostensibly for a p leasan t function giv by the new ly-w edded couple w as a Ruth and Lucile Berney, Arile K in am bulance, w here th e extent of his in Mr. Schneider w ere m ade by others. j en by Miss E sth er P eterson and Mrs. nickel plated Hot P oint waffle iron caid, and Lovell and E dw ard Berney, ju ries have not yet been determ ined. S ubscriptions to th e cam paign fund | W ithrow in honor of th e engagem ent which w as presented by th e m em bers of S pringdale, Mr. and Mrs. Ed K lin The accident o ccu rred ju st w est of w ere taken. of the tw o young people. They w ere of th e telephone force. A handsom e ski, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schoepper, W il the Boring depot. T he appro ach to Mrs. H orning, p resid en t of the attended by A lbert Zenger, the tw in set of tab le linen w as given by Mrs. liam and Edw ard Schoepper, Henry the trac k w as up grad e and over a county W. C. T. U„ said she did not j b ro th er of the groom, and Miss Alice Nora W ithrow , Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Morgan and Blanch and G race Berney, bridge, and th e tru ck was trav elin g VBeautiful Queen Marie of Rou- speak as a rep rese n tativ e of th e body | mania sails next week for our P eterson, of G resham , whose engage Ott. Dr. H. H. H ughes, Joe P ate n - of P o rtland, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin K iln- slow ly In second gear. The electric of women of w hich she w as th e county shores and has plans perfected for ment was announced in a nlovel m an eaude, Mr. and Mrs. O. Klum. Miss ski, Mr. and Mrs. F red M organ, W il tra in had rounded a curve about 600 leader but only as an individual. Yet a tour of the United States that ner preceding the m arriag e cerem ony. E sth er P eterson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W. liam S ester, Daniel H olgate, C harles feet from th e crossing and w as ap she w as su re she could speak th e sen- ‘ will bring her to our state. * Plans The bride was beautiful in a beaded Brown and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ayls- F udlcker and Jack and Donald proaching th e tru ck from the d riv er’s tim ents of m any women of h er ac- j for her reception will be made as gown of peach georgette w ith a full w orth. They were also presented Morgan. rig h t, th u s cu ttin g down his ran g e of soon as dates of her tour are an q u aintance. The W. C. T. U. did not length veil caught w ith a coronet of w ith a fine china dinner set by Will nounced in New York. vision by the w idth of the cab. W hen endorse any candidates but it w as a oran g e blossom s. She carried an arm Metzger. the tru c k was fairly on th e trac k Mr. Methodist Episcopal Service«. p a rt o f th eir plan to in vestigate c a n bouquet of bride's roses. The b rid es The g u ests w ere served Ice cream Dr. C W. H uett, p asto r of the M eth Shipley saw th e tra in bearing down on didates and bring out th e facts r e maid w ore Nile green georgette and and a piece of wedding cake which odist E piscopal ch u rch , will speak at him w ithin a c a r ’s length, and applied g arding th eir attitu d e tow ard law en carried sw eet peas. The room s w ere w as cut by th e hand of th e bride. 11 o’clock Sunday from th e topic, “The all possible gas. The re a r w heels of forcem ent, decorated in pink and w hite asters, j D uring the evening a first class ch ar- B arren Fig T re e ” and th is w ill be fol his tru c k had ju st cleared the tra c k Mrs. H orning said she w as very fa fern s and Oregon fir and the electric ivari was staged on the outside of the lowed by the sa cram e n t of th e L ord’s when th e crash came. vorably im pressed w ith Mr. S chneider A delightful drive w as enjoyed lights w ere shaded in yellow, th ro w building and la te r th e G resham band Supper. All of God’s children a re w el The tra in w as one w hich does not and w as glad to recom m end him as T uesday by Mr. and Mrs. J. Suhr, ing a mellow glow over the p retty serenaded the place w ith two fine m u come to his table in th is ch u rch r e stop a t Boring and hence w as not th e kind of a m an needed in th e coun th eir son A rth u r and d au g h ter Alice, scene. sical num bers. A plan w as on foot to g ard less of th e ir denom inational slow ing down for th e station. ty pro secu to r’s office. T he engagem ent of A lbert Zenger kidnap eith er the bride or groom, bu: name. T h ere will be special m usic at who w ent up th e Mt. Hood Loop by Mr. Shipley, who has had m any Judge Dixon spoke at some length way of G overnm ent Camp, to W a- and Miss Alice P eterson w as told at they w ere too w ary and did not ven y ea rs' experience in driving tru ck s the m orning service. of his acquain tan ce w ith “Cliff” pinitia and The D alles and retu rn ed a p rettily-appointed dinner ea rlie r in tu re outside. A flashlight p ictu re was T he E pw orth League will hold its and to u rin g cars, says this is the first Schneider, his association w ith him as over the Columbia R iver highw ay. the evening at which 28 w ere present. taken of th e group. m eeting at 6:45 in the evening and the tim e he has had th e slig h test traffic a m em ber of the b a r and his firm con- The en tire d istance w as 220 m iles and The news w as conveyed by m eans of a Those who w ere p resen t at th e d in to p ic w ill be " I n s t i t u t e E c h o e s ” , a re •COldOlll viction as to his qualifications for the the (iriving tim e nin(, hourg. Thev W estern Union telegram with the ner preceding the cerem ony w ere Mr. port of th e in stitu te held a t F alls City office of d istric t attorney. He paid him w ere delighted with the scenery and "m essage” neatly tied in yellow rib anil Mrs. P aul W ilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fair Board Plan« Improvement. a few w eeks ago. T he doings of n e a r a glow ing trib u te as a m an of ste rlin g found the roads excellent excepting bon. T he date of the wedding has Merle Bozeman, Mr. and Mrs. Thom as A fair board m eeting was held last ly 400 young people from all over the c h a racter and a law yer of high ideals tor a few m iles ou th e W apinltia c u t. not yet been announced. At the close Cooper, th e Misses Bernice Beers, sta te of Oregon will prove of su rp a ss night in th e city hall a t w hich a few and m arked ability. He spoke of th e off. of th eir luncheon the two betrothed Alice P eterso n , Celia Woods, Ora ing in te re st to the audience. left over bills w ere allowed and the needs of the d istric t atto rn ey ’s office E sth e r P eterson, Irm a T he Home M issionary society of th e couples rep aired to o th er q u a rte rs hut Sweek. T he evening service will begin affairs of the 1926 fair about finished and presented reasons for placing M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch w ill m eet in a few m om ents reappeared to th e G ates, Mildred McGregor, L illian prom ptly at 7:45 and, aside from the up. S ecretary A. W. M etzger w as not S chneider a t th e p ro sec u to r’s table. for its Septem ber m eeting a t th e p a r stra in s of a wedding m arch and before M arkw art, P au le tta Dowsett, Helen re g u la r service, som ew hat ab b rev iat p repared to give a com plete statem en t He said 46 per cent of the s ta te ’s sonage on W ednesday afternoon, Sep the su rp rised com pany had tim e to Maxwell, O ral Sweek and E lla B aker ed, th e re w ill be a stereopticon lec of the finances b ut would be ready legal business w as in M ultnom ah tem ber 8. Mrs. G eorge H oney and m ore th an com prehend w hat w as go and M essrs. O rville Davidson, A lbert tu re on th e P hilippine Islands, illu s soon. Several m em bers recently v isit county. N early half of circuit judges Mrs. O. A. E astm an w ill have ch arg e ing on, th e w ords had been said u n it Zenger, F o rrest Jen n e, Alden Miller, tra te d w ith over 60 b eautiful hand- ed the southw est W ashington fair at of th e sta te w ere in th is county. The of the program for th e afternoon. An ing Mr. Zenger and Miss Beers for life. H arold Richm ond, Adolph Zenger, colored slides. One of th e m ost se n C hehalis and told of some of th e fea duty of this d istric t atto rn ey was to Both Mr. Zenger and his bride w ere W alter Zenger. Eugene W elling, S ta n sational advances 1 urg en t invitation is extended to th e e er m ade by tu re s w hich they th o u g h t w orthy of p ro tect the civil in te re sts and rig h ts m em bers and th e ir frien d s in the com form er atte n d a n ts of G resham Union ley Ingram , and E rn e st Zenger. P ro te sta n t m issions has been m ade in em ulation. T h ere was also some d is of the county and prosecute th e c rim m unity to attend. th e P hilippines and th a t story, to cussion as to im provem ents in the inal cases th a t arose. W ith “Cliff” geth er w ith th e Scenery and p ro d u c auto p ark in g and arran g e m en ts of Mrs. Benj. Cam eron has gone to Se S chneider in the office these duties tions and life of the people, will be g rounds but no definite recom m enda would be perform ed fearlessly and a ttle to a ssist in th e ’ ca re of her tions could be made un til the financial depicted. daughter, Mrs. K irk Thom pson, w ho I -------- faithfully. rep o rt is com plete. T he board ad Sunday school will begin a t 10. The Two b irth d ay s of celebrated G resh- Mr. Schneider declared w hat would gave birth to a son A ugust 27. The jo u rn ed to m eet T h u rsd ay night, the | m id-w eek service for p ray e r and Bible be his policies of office, if elected, r e new com er tipped the scales a t six am people have been 'recognized th is 16th. Next S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t 2 study will be held T h u rsd ay evening futed any rum ors th a t he m ight w ith pounds and two ounces. Mr. and Mrs. week by fitting notice for a few m o m em bers of th e board will m eet at the at 7:45. draw , said he w as in th e field to stay S. S. Thom pson, of G resham , a re the m ents from the busy fleet of time. One fair en tra n ce to decide on m a tte rs • and if his nam e did not app ear on the proud g ran d p a re n ts on th e fa th e r's w as th a t of M aster Jack ie S trong who p ertain in g to th e g raveling of th e Free Methodist Service«. side. ballot it would be because it appeared drivew ays, it is hoped to have th is The second, in the series of serm ons Miss Ogla Noreen, wno com pleted a 1 on T uesday, A ugust 31, was eight in his obituary first. w ork done th is fall so th a t the cover on the fund am en tals of th e Bible will W hile th e audience w as not large it th ree-y ear course in Ju n e at th e Bible I y ea rs, of age and th e oth er w*as of be preached Sunday m orning a t the ing w ill be well settled and in first- w as rep rese n tativ e and en th u siastic in stitu te of Los A ngeles, is visiting "G randm a" L innem ann. who passed F ree M ethodist church by th e Rev. L. class condition an o th er year. and Included men and women of both for a sh o rt tim e w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. the 98th m ilestone of her life on W ed A. Skuzle. The subject w ill be, “ Is and Mrs. G. A. N oreen and fam ily be political parties. Change« In Creamery Plant. nesday, Septem ber 1. The one is ju st I the Bible the mind of God or the prod- Mrs. F ra n k ly n R. B razeau, of P o rt fore going to T urlock, C alifornia, to Some Im p o rtan t changes a re tak iu g beginning life, one th a t prom ises to | net of m an 's m ind?” land, Mr. S chneider’s organizer, a well take up a n u rse s’ tra in in g course in a place nt the plant of th e Rose Maid be m ore or less adv en tu ro u s in its The young people u nder th e lead er known com m unity w orker and club hospital there. E dw ard Noreen and ch a racter, and th e o th er is slowly cream ery. B. I. R ussell has severed ship of Mrs. L. A. Skuzie will m eet woman, w as p resen t and told of the wife and little son, of S eattle, are also hls connection with th e com pany and j,rounding out an eventful and useful each Sunday a t . 7 p. m. at th e church plans of the gen eral cam paign com visiting a t home. * w ill devote hls tim e to o th er in te rests ! c a re e r and is lying a t h er home peace for intensive Bible study and oth er Mrs. K aldgard and d au g h ter, of Se- I m ittee to organize com m unity com in P o rtlan d . W. A. B aughm an is in fully aw aiting the final sum m ons Into In stru ctiv e activities. A prize of a m ittees in 40 or m ore locations in the attle, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. the unknow n. G resham from G reat F alls, M ontana, fine Bible is offered by L ester Miller county as has been done in G resham , C harley H anson. They w ere form er and is looking over th e situ atio n w ith Mrs. C atherine E lizabeth Linne- to th e m em ber of th e Young People's th is being the first. T he second local acquaintan ces in Lead, South D akota. a view to becom ing p erm an en tly in | m ann was born in H anover, Germ any, I society for th e m ost pages read of club has been sta rte d in th e W ood The visitors enjoyed a d elightful trip terested if the cream ery proposition JACK STRONG, THE HERO in 1828. At the age of 23 she was 1 m issionary books in one year. law n d istric t w here a rally w ill be over the Mt. Hood Loop highw ay. here looks favorable. Mr. Baughm an As he is today, alm ost as well m arried to John G. D. Linnem ann and Gn L abor day th e m em bers of the T he W. C. T. U. w ill hold its an n u al | held next W ednesday night. has sp en t y ears in th is line of w ork know n as "T ru d ie,” b ut he doesn’t | th e follow ing year they crossed the P o rtlan d d istric t will m eet at L aurel know it. It was decided to hold an o th er rally business m eeting on T h u rsd ay a fte r- j and is thoroughly co n v ersan t w ith all plains by ox-team and settled in P o rt h u rst p ark for an outing. in G resham on W ednesday night. Sep noon, Septem ber 9, a t th e lib rary . Of phases of the cream ery situation. P. land. He opened a ta ilo r shop but abbreviation for "T a rz a n ”, a c h a ra c te r ficers for th e com ing year, also dele tem ber 15. la te r they purchased a land claim of which he ad m ires highly. A nother gift (lirp, h aa, jjnden««...... tlonal Services. W. W eaver and son who w ere em All local su p p o rters of Clifford G. gates to the county convention will be several hundred acres on th e Powell which he will g rea tly prize, especially ,,rPa(.h)nK BPrvices will be held at ployed in v arious cap acities a t the S chneider a re requested to contribute elected a t th is m eeting, th e re fo re it is Valley road n ear th e p resen t site of in the y ea rs to come. Is th e auto- , he U ndenom | natlo n al tem ple Sunday cream ery during th e sum m er m onths as liberally as possible to his cam - urged that all m em bers be p resen t, L innem ann station, which was named graphed copy of "T arzan and th e Ant aftern o o n a , 2 „ ’clock by Mrs. H. L, have also retu rn ed to th e ir hom e In paign fund, as th e financial su p p o rt A nnual dues a re payable a t th is m eet- In honor of them. The death of her Men”, w hich is on Its way from Its | 8tenberg> eVan g ellst who Is filling the P o rtland. given m ust be th e barom eter of in- ing. husband o ccurred in 1892 and since New York au th o r, E d g ar Rice B ur pulpit In the absence of th e reg u la r Iged Woman Plea nt Boring. C. J. L undquist, cash ier of the F irs t te re st taken and w hile the cam paign th a t tim e un til hindered by poor roughs, to his sm all ad m irer In the pastor, the Rev. 8. F. P itts. An evan- F u n eral services will be held S a tu r ith his fam ily left th is w ill be handled econom ically th e re are ’ S tate bank h ealth Mrs. L innem ann has been ac west. H is m usic teach er. Dr Emil 1 g ellstlc m essage will also be delivered day, S eptem ber 4. at 2 p. m. from the m any necessary expenses. No con m orning for S eattle w here th ey w ill tively engaged in home and com m u E nna. of P o rtlan d , sent him a boy Sunday evening beginning a t 7:30. K enw orthy fu n eral p arlo rs In S ell spend a few days. They re tu rn e d T ues- trib u tion is too sm all to help. nity affairs. H er d aughter, Mrs. Ione scout knife and Mrs. M cIntyre, of L ast S unday the crow ds g ath ered at wood for Mrs. Ju lia Stoessel. aged 73 ------------------------ ; day from a to u r of sev eral Oregon him with the tem ple early in th e afternoon and McColl, who cares for h er untiringly, Brightw ood, presented years, who passed aw ay at her home Outlook W ant ads w ill help you on beaches. an o th er T arzan book, “The R etu rn of ! stayed until afte r the evening service. says her m other is a trifle w eaker th e way to success.__________________ I Migg Hegt(,r T horpe left for Hepp- In Boring, A ugust 31. She Is survived than a few weeks ago and she can see T arza n .” S unday school will convene a t the by a d au g h ter in Boring, Mrs. W illiam ■ - ................................... .................. — ner T hrsday w here she Is to be em- Jack ie Is rep o rted as being In ex- ' usual h o u r of 10. The Sunday school M » ! « J L d J C ployed as a teach er in th e public she is g rad u ally failing. Mrs. L inne Jocelyn, also tw o d au g h ters In P o rt m ann ap p a ren tly w as unaw are of the cellen t h ealth and never refers to hls | has classes for all ages with com pe land, Mm. Josie T hom as and Mrs. ; schools d urin g the com ing year. She in te re st tgken in her birthday on Wed recen t h azardous experiences. He te n t teach ers. On F rid ay evening at Nellie K arr. Interm ent, will be made w as accom panied by Mrs. Minnie nesday and insisted th a t It w as Dr. has never been to public school as yet 7:30 th e young people's service will n th e Mt. Scott cem etery. T he r e Brown who will visit for a few days H uett, one of her callers, who was en and does not expect to en ter for a year , be held. Mr. and Mrs. Stenberg will m ains w ere tak en In ch arg e by the Lwith her daughter. Mrs. A lbert A dkins joying th a t distinction. Those who ot so at least, but he has had compe- i conduct a service at th e B arton Bap G resham F u n eral p arlo rs and a f te r ! and family. Ross Brow n expects to called d u rin g the day w ere Dr. C. W. ten t in stru ctio n at home. tist ch u rch Sunday m orning at 10. w ard consigned to the fu n eral p arlo r go to H eppner Sunday and his m other H uett, Dr. A. Thom pson, W illiam of W alter C. K enw orthy in P o rtland, will retu rn home w ith him th e follow Gresham Salesman Join« Benedict«. ’ H artley who, him self, is in the nine j Baptist I hurch Aniiopiicement*. in accordance w ith the last req u est of ing Tuesday. ; ties, Mrs. M. J. A llshouse. Mrs. G er- I R ichard L. Baker, a m em ber of the The tim e has come to begin the reg the deceased. E rn e st W olter, a gran d so n of Mr. popular sales force of the W W. Metz- ( ' tru d e Metzger, Mrs. C lara B aker and : u la r fall and w inter w ork of the and Mrs. P hilip B ratzel, has arriv ed ger Buiek agency on Main street, de Mrs. Mary W ilson, of Sandy. , ch u rch es and all the m em bers a re re- Why not buy lum ber direct from the from H ebron, N orth D akota, to spend cided to join th e ra n k s of benedicts Jack Strong, the indom itable, the (quested to assum e th e ir obligations m ill? Bandy L um ber Co., phone S an the year a t G resham . He will atten d The Outlook office ha« on hand a tf would-be T arzan and all-around good recen tly and on S atu rd ay , A ugust 28. i and tak e up w ith renew ed faith and dy 223.—Adv. «apply of the more common placard«, the G resham grade school Miss K ath sport, who th in k s so much atten tio n is was united in m arria g e to Miss D oris zeal th e individual resp o n sib ility of erine B ratzel. who has been w orking For real estate loans see or call B. a« “For Sale," “For Rent," “No all “the b u n k ”, had a b irthday th is L. Freeman', of No. 1008 E ighth street, attending the services and enjoying W. T horne.— Adv. at th e Boys' and G irls' Aid society in Trespassing,** etc, from 5c to Me week, the eighth one, and five or six P o rtland, who has visited In G resham the privileges of doing som e phase of P ortland, w ill rem ain a t home th is each. happy boys around Brightw ood were at different tim es. They w ere accom I C h ristian work. The Hible school of year owing to th e Illness of her fa th COMING EVENTS. his invited guests. They had some eats panied to V ancouver by P o rtlan d the B ap tist ch u rch will begin prom pt- Special placard« printed on short er, who is suffering w ith a chronic a il ; and a b irth d ay cake or so and all the friends who w itnessed the cerem ony. , ly next Bunday m orning at 9:45 a. m. ment. notice. Local and Statewide. I fun th a t goes w ith care-free childhood The new ly wed couple will reside on and th e preaching service a t 11 (See additional locals on page 4) C lackam as county fair a t Canby, and boydom In p articu la r. His daddy the Section Line rdhd near 82d street. ■ o'clock. T he p asto r's su b ject In the Fine asso rtm en t of large type for Septem ber 21-24. .Mr. B aker has been living In G resham posters, banners, etc., on paper or Llbrarj Will Re»nine Regular Hour«. gave him a fishing pole to replace the m orning will be, •“L eadership for the w ith lilt m other, Mrs. C lara Baker, Beginning Septem ber 1 th e public S tate fair at Salem Septem ber 27 to i one w hich he was forced to discard cloth. C h ristian C hurches.” T he com m union lib ra ry at G resham w ill resu m e Its when he braved the m ountain fa st whose home Is on E ast Powell street. service will follow th is service. In the October 2. form er schedule and w ill be open ev nesses In q u est of his home. A nother W. C. T. U. sta te convention begin e v e n in g th e B. Y. P. U. will m eet at Mii»lc fla*»e« to Start. ery dtfy from 2:30 to 5:30 tn th e a f te r , gift he received w hich he prizes h igh Miss F ried a B ratzel will be In her i « 30 an d th e evening service will com - ning O ctober 19. noon and also on Monday. W ednesday l y Is a police pup. which h ails from the studl.» In Miss D o lan s h o m e.opposite I 7 :J0 . The p ray er m(.etln g Phone 1541. Pacific In tern atio n al Livestock show, . ,. _ . , . . and F riday evenings from 7 to 9 Speedway kennels near Beaverton th e public lib ra ry on Tuesday, 8ep- lum ber 7. to tak e the reg istra tio n of | w he held W ednesday evening be- P o rtlan d , October 30 to N oeember 6. : T?T?T7T?r?T7T?T’?T7T7T?T7r o'clock. ; and which has been nam ed "Z an ”, an pupils In m usic.—Adv. ginning prom ptly at 7:30. GRESHAM LOCALS Birthdays Honored; 90 Years Apart Placards All kinds and sizes Gresham Outlook