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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1926)
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS G resham O utlook NEW STORE OFFERS ELECTRIC RANGES ANOTHER SCHNEIDER RALLY HERE ON 15TH T W IC E A W EEK S C I .......... .... to GKA MASONS OPEN DOORS MONDAY c . G. Schneider, candidate for dis E very m em ber of the local Masonic - „ . ------------ tric t atto rn ey is gaining m uch favor in lodge who has been a Mason for 50 m .L . „ f S’ ? m o1 wl11 P ortland, some large business places years or m ore will be - • J , & l ay ’ Septem £rade b*'’ 13 8cb° The first "P™ day G. .W. of Mason, tinction being t^ e0« » ? 0/ 8 the ? i8‘ er endlng ,o him “ >e u nusual privilege . .. an honored ( will be given up to enrollm ent »nd ----- ----- ------- — 8 “ ' 8 Im pressive cerem onies "*is,rib u tion of th e book lists. On The D orcas circle will meet in the man th e P ortlan d Electric*1' Pow er 8P‘ akinK before th eir employes at ,.® that will be held in P o rtland. Sep- T uesday classifications and assig n - s “ nda> 8Ch°ol rimms of the M ethodist com pany put in th e field when th a t ? t,m e’ A ,o -v aI com m ittee of tem ber 15. to celeb rate the 75th A nni m eats w ill tak e place and the re g u la r church on W ednesday afternoon Sep- The sow ing of a good cover crop is D M im rat " ite<l “ range 8aIes lie- tb° O8tcr8 has been organized at Wood- r l n 'w a ° rki “ nd rec ,' a “ °n s will be- ‘‘ "«ber 15. at 2:30. All m em bers are considered one of the best m ethods of fnJ■ “ e" 2 ? “ „e £ V _e_ years a8o, is o p e n -| lawn and o th ers 3r„ SMn to be an- versary of the founding of the G rand gin W ednesday. A slight Increase in l,rKed •<» b« Present. Lodge of Oregon. In stru ctio n s nave ' tbe enro llm en t over la st y ear is ex- I Mr. and Mrs i t < \ i « t o ^ e " kn^w n" as "t^he8 Acorn S ale s8™"' "-°Uneed *>r Sellwood. St. m ain tain in g the fertility of th e soil on Johns, b erry fields, w here ro tatio n of crops is •■«villa and M u , a , . , - „....... 7 '' ' ' '' ' ' , l * ^ * » i » W j r » h l n g is in r e a d i n e s s C h ild re n . M iss - - r> a n d S-*C Service com pany. °L work T ? rk A ■ - m eet- I Mr. and .Mrs. E. Ju d d . ^ f S^n’d r ’^ n e n l MUIt,,on' a b station. A re ta iy of the , . J __ „ o 1 Jn7 for a “ y ear of ■ >.'sl aie lodge to , ing will be held at th e schoolhouse at Labor day at E stacada w h e r / a / « I ? im practical. A ttention is called to Mr. Mason has m ade » th o ro u g h I fb - -u Cu3ter at s te r rally w as held »r W oodlawn - W * 4 _ B‘ V j, , U ■ . re s.ra.sas are ?,ow ■ .».««»».. aa - . « .,z»i****u. - a _ - rd « ay afternoon. — th is fact in th e follow ing le tte r to ’ o tiiiin many k 50 p i n / to th e X I T * “ at- Ma* o clock a S ra atu T his i . bratio bration n was held in honor o f t h .. t e i was * well m em bers of th e B erry G row ers com am ong its Will be for the teach ers of the G resh- P o tio n of the new loop road I to O re' ««Irem cat» w | 0< ia " will be held in th e men,b ereWp >n the city sn d su rro u n d - am grad e school only and has no con- Ron City. 1 r° ad t0 O re‘ pany by th e m anager, D. E. Tow le: « T A S “ “ • ■, r.cction w ith the teach ers m eeting for Mr “Tba m ain tain in g of the fertility of son Mf 8 M. V " h e tz e ll and the county to be held tom orrow m o rn 8 thu sam t' as "‘“ king depos- som E arl, retu rn ed a few days ago in. in° ¡ ¡ » . r . s s : b~ * !» -* ■ ? ■ » 1 ttatto eo w ill ing a t th e co urthouse in P o rtlan d fhi k y jUr bank acco“ nt. How can " a »r-ta B rand e G resham Union high school opened from an extended trip th ro u g h Cali th tor,ley rally will be held in G r c n a m k u a r , . - « is be done? C heapest and best is i’o ¿ ir Mason th e need seemed im- j doors th is m orning for th e regis- form a. They visited a sister of .Mrs th e question. The farm er who keeps ' “,L at S a" ,a C ru i’ ,h en w ent as 'T iZ 'a ® ° U,t 8Ucb a display room be in M etzger’s hall next V.’e d n rid sy . I TL. ♦ trs L u a of freshm en and all new stu - ----------new stu - stock and ru n s a dairy and diversities n il! opened up a t in is thriving lend S eptem ber 15. at S o’clock. A ' •■’■■ . Ills Before 8 o clock boys could be far south as Long Beach They left his crops has the problem solved but •■in suburb th the th housew ives o P f ort G resh G resham in m eeting tfc. , >•” m any of us have sm all acreag es and am and su rrounding te rrito ry may at num bers by both local people mu i iois r«- stock raisin g is im practical so we any tnfie call and personally investi- visitors a t ' h i eM tric ra,lge ‘° ‘h eir « t ‘s- m ust re so rt to oth er m eans, but we lodges of m ust m a in 'ain the fertility o f our land foction and be able to see m an k in d ’s w ere o riginally under tHe ju risd ictio n books required, etc^1 T he o p en in g 'e x - S h l ^ ’ m “ 7 " ' Ch‘‘Vr° 1*‘t 88d“ “ ~ “ b or the sheriff will ask us to move on M ethodist Episcopal Church. k » rh c n t HaCi leVelnent in elim inating ,Journev w as com pleted, t .8?® ° f ,h e cb e a Pcst m ethods of kitchen drudgery. In actu al operation. Services will be held at the .Meth of the G rand Lodge of Oregon when ercises f ^ the sch o o l.y ear wiU^begfn T h e building up th e soil is by sow ing cov T he location of the new Acorn odist E piscopal church on next S u n the N orthw est was still a te rrito ry a- :) o'clock Monday m orning to whh h . u r v e t h e CUrred. *“ 11 8h,,rp T he rnmtn«, t 1 U bJgbw ay w hen a m achine er crops and of th e different cover agency Is in the old Ross building day, beginning at 10 o’clock with Bible will atten d Of the 29.000 Masons in the public is cordially invited book lists will be assigned at S a a th e " ppo8,,e direction at crops, vetch has proved to be a good if corner of F ourth and Main stre e ts a school, w hich will be followed at 11 bv best an n u al p lan t to use. This room of w hich has been lately ren o m orning w orship. The pastor, Dr C the sta te It is estim ated th a t between tim e, also inform ation given out on car mnnTh* c ra sb ed into the W hetzell not ih the e tim e of the year to sow it and for t h e T h k 8masblI118 up its left side badly, vated and placed in condition w here • c h H .'ir“ ' ~ iu, .take for his •»««<* 6.000 and 6,000 will be p resen t when every possible line n ecessary the various types of ranges may be ( h n s tia n F ru itfu ln e ss.” T here will E dgar H. Sensenich, m ost w orshipful beginning of the reg u lar w ork whfc ? m a c h S X k e‘,'1<l‘‘d ‘° p ,lr‘-ba8^ a new th is is a very favorable season to get big resu lts. it will pay you large 7?^® d ‘,he be8t advantage. Flood be special music. E pw orth L eague grand m aster, calls th e m eeting to o r - expetced to begin the foi,ow ing day" ! . X f t profits to sow vetch now in the cane lighting is to be a fea tu re of the win w 'll m eet a t 6:45 and at 7:45 the s e r I he d riv er of the m achine responsible b erries or on land th a t you intend to dow display. R anges a re already be mon w ill be by th e Rev. E. W. W ith- der in th e m unicipal auditorium in Eree M ethodist Services. InH t d a“ a« i waa f m n Wyoming p lan t to potatoes or corn or any other ing set up and it is hoped by tom or nell. T he official board w ill hold the P ortland. The th ird in the series of serm ons and he sped aw ay to evade settlem ent. sp rin g crop next year. Of the differ row m orning the place will be in last m eeting of the conference vear on The program will be divided into T uesday evening at 7:45, when im two sections. The first section will on the fundam entals of the Bible now The license num ber w as obtained ent v arieties th e w inter or hairy or readiness for business. being preached at the F ree M ethodist Mr. Mason and fam ily have moved p o rtan t business will come up. P ray er ,e " du the m a“ e r has been H ungarian have proved the best sorts w ith stan d w inter dam age or resist to G resham and hope to m ake th e ir m eeting w ill be held on T hursday eve consist of a banquet held in honor of church by the pasto r, th e Rev. L. A. placed in th e hands of an atto rn ey , al- to ’ all 50-year Masons now m em bers of Skuzie, will be presented Sunday D m n K h M r. W hetzell believes It is the attack of aphis. Why not get busy home h ere They will be located at ning. »nd sow it now ? We have a drill to F o u rth and Hood stre e ts in the Rand- the various Oregon lodges. A ttend m orning at 11 o'clock from th e su b doubtful if dam ages can be collected sow in the cane b erries w ith at a low from so d istan t a point. ey residence, ju st tw o blocks east of ance will be lim ited to these 50-year ject, "T he F all of Man.” Sunday TROUTDALE The Zion E vangelical ch u rch board cost per day for the use, and we huve the store. Masons, g ran d m asters of th e United school w ill begin at 10 o’clock. T here w nre £ ted. lhe p r° l,e r‘y acquired from a supply of seed so please get busy and M orning w orship will be held in the States and Canada, heads of the v ari ttddni° your npxt ye a r ’a bank balance. Colombia Grange to Entertain. will be no services in the evening as W. R B ecker to E. R. K idder and fam T routdale com m unity ch u rch next next best fertilizer to use with A h arv e st feast and dance will be Sunday a t 10 o ’clock, w ith serm on by ous Grhnd Masonic bodies in Oregon, a num ber d esire to attend a service a t ily who cam e to G resham a sh o rt tim e the The cover crop is sheep guano and we ago from Illinois. The K idders will held under the auspices of Columbia th e pastor, the Rev. E. R. D. H ollen- past g rand m asters. G rand Lodge of the C entral F ree M ethodist church in occupy the house until thev decide on expect to s ta r t g rin d in g next week on • range a t its hall on S atu rd ay eve sted. ficers and d istric t deputy g ran d mas- P ortland the occasion being a visit of a p erm anent location for a home here n ex t y e a r’s supply and we need your ning, S eptem ber 18. Good m usic will Mr. and Mrs. F red R ifer, of P ort- prom pt cooperation In moving this te rs of the G rand Lodge of Oregon, j the m issionary secretary , the Rev. W. be furnished for the dancing and re- In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. No i w n ‘h e . ln“ e r rem em bered as Miss p roduct along. We u rg en tly request P 'eshm ents will be served of corned com m ission or brokerage.- Very"easy I w h iV ^ 8 " " d Wardens of th e ‘odges *’• Olmsted, who lias recently retu rn ed m m ission or broker F tr n B urton, a re announcing the ar- all of our m em bers and all o th ers who beef, cabbage and pie.—Adv. . term ------ s. ----------- need th is product to place th e ir o rders B. W. ---- Thorne. -Adv. very easy w hich organized the G rand Lodge of f™m a trip to foreign lands. a “ ; ; pound «on who was born now and be ready to ta k a delivery as Oregon and of the W ashington and T hursday, Septem ber 9 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. S lattery and two soon as called on to do so. We have Idaho lodges o riginally under its ju Tnednonilnutlonal Services. had a crew of inen w orking for the risdiction. T he second section will E vangelist Mrs. H. L. S tenberg will ch ild ren have moved h ere from T a past th ree m onths loading out of cov coma and have rented the sm all house revolve around a huge m eeting for all give an Illu strated serm on on the or H. W. Cooly on Main street. Mr ered sheds in ea stern Oregon, h au l M aster Masons at th e public au d i Rainbow ’ on F rid ay evening at 7:30. S lattery Is em ployed at Bull Run ing and piling beside the railro ad to torium . Sunday school will be as usual at 10 w here he is su p e rin ten d e n t of con- get it th o ro u g h ly dry, but it m ust he loaded and ground before the w inter The G rand Lodge w as organized o clock and preaching services at 2 fltruction w ork in connection w ith the rain s come. Ho you see we need your H e can help you to equip the boys and girls for the Run dam bei' ‘K hUHt “ P ‘° th e Bul1 th re e q u a rte rs of a ce n tu ry ago at and :3° P- m. Sunday. A crow ded friendly cooperation in tak in g ca re of School Season Oregon City in 1851. The th en Oregon | boU8e is expected on th a t d a y .. The Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Maxwell and th is product in as sh o rt a tim e as pos te rrito ry em braced everything from Rev. S. F. P itts w ill re tu rn to his “p d dHUKhter retu rn ed Tuesday sible (our g rin d in g capacity is two Children’s Hose, Beaver Knit. Sizes 5 to 10. from F essenden. N orth D akota, w here «’»r s or 80 tonH per week) and you th e coast to th e Rocky m ountains. At j c b a rKa ‘he first p a rt of next wek. they have been for the past two m onths should take delivery of th is am ount „ i . any size, pair 25c th e com ing P o rtlan d m eeting th e prin looking afte r farm in g in terests. On ns we have no sto rag e available here „ tc Colors: Brown, Black and Beige. We are alw ays glad to quote you on and if we hnve to haul It to other cipal add resses will deal w ith th e h is lum ber. Sandy L um ber Co phone Hie way home they made a to u r of sto rag e it will add to the cost of the Boys Sandow Hose, very heavy black. Sizes 6 to 10 Y ellowstone N ational p ark to ry of M asonry in Oregon and the Sandy 223.—Adv. i product. tf M l» ..' PI...PP1. W ..,. H „... w S g - s s s t r 10 45f EnLhe n n n,n2Bl P‘C,I,C ° f ,h “ M ethodist 1 p a rt M asonry has played in th e s ta te ’s The sack problem is a serious one Don’t lay down th e p ap er till you Episcopal Sunday school will be held as sacks are high and we could avoid developm ent. a t P eninsula p ark on S atu rd ay af- have read the W ant Ads. th is w aste in sto rin g and loosing the Colors: Blond., Skyn, Rosewood. Grain anil'rrench Tan a “ rran “ g b em M k en et ts 8U pper in a ‘ the 6 sacks by m aking delivery In hulk, hav o clock. A are Arrowhead Silk llo sc hands of th e Blues, who a re in this ing th is in m ind: we have Installed in 16 colors—a topnotcher. Pair 98c way paying th e ir debt to the w inning a dum p body on our tru ck and we Reds. An e x tra tre a t will be provided hope you will help us out In m aking a SWEATERS FOR BOYS AND MISSES in connection w ith the supper T ran s- success of th is plan of handling. The Œ n r , W,U bt>. P r o v , d f ° r thons8e saving by th is plan Hhould am ount to In Slipon and Blazer style. A great varietv nf niatr, wlahli’K to go, and those who can take a t least $1 per ton or m ore as the and^high colors. Wool Mixed, Rayon and Wool, and all rs heafdes th e ir fam ilies a re asked product can be stored In the open nf m e 1« " I1? 8 cl,m m i“ L'e Consisting w ithout any m aterial loss if the piles of Dr. C. W. H uett, Mrs. L. C. St C lair a re built cone shape. It will stand \\ e have now in stock a good grade of Boys’ Black Rubber heavy ra in s In th is shape w ithout w et and C. E. R usher. All A ll A a PA u u l f n z l to re asked Rainproof Coats, 6 to 14 years. Each #3.75 m eet at th e church a t 1 o ’clock. All tin g in over tw o inches. T his is the Dignified simplicity charact should provide plates, cups, knives ch eap est plan of handling and the best BEACON FALLS BI BBER FOOTWEAR lunches"*1 8poon8 w lth th e lr ba«ket au th o rities ag ree th a t the guano erizes these models of All-wool should be put on the ground as soon Our line is complete, This well known brand gives Lewis G. Fenton, of Index. W ash- as the leaves fall off th e b erries, to French Spun Jersey. They are satisfaction. iiiKton, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs G get beHt re su lts on next y e a r’s crop. in two-tone effects and plain M. Mason on his re tu rn from Guys- We a re depending on you to help ef K ? SCO“ a ’ Where bp“n fect th is economy and place your o r New items you may need soon. colors. Some are trimmed in ders and tak e delivery." visiting his p aren ts. “We have engaged Mr. C. A. Rogers Mr. a,Kj Mrs. C. E. S t.C la ir, the lat- ball buttons, others hand paint to help with our field canvas and any P o r t l . 8nH r ' A?‘8.u M yrtle S tb male, of P o rtla n d , and th e ir nephew, L ester co u rtesies show n him by placing your ed and tucked. In one and two- S ilim ale, left Sunday for Long Beach, o rd ers with him for supplies you need Cotton, Cotton and Wool and Pendleton All-wool piece styles. Colors, Navy, Gray, W ashington. Mr. S t.C la ir retu rn ed th at we handle, will be app reciated by Blankets and Rohes. W ednesday and plans to go hack S a t us." Wine, Fawn, Cocoa, and Pow urday accom panied by Miss S ara Dot- son who will visit relativ es a t A storia DRESS GOODS der Green. Sizes 16 to 42. PL EA SA N T HOME All will re tu rn Sunday N, ‘n r ' 8,nd. , Mr?’ Jo h n Thom a ,,d «on. Sunday school will be held Sunday of lo r tla n d . w ere the dinner oBnUX ° d fayMr- a " d Mr" C harI“ T ab " m orning at the P lea san t Home Meth odist church at 10 o’clock, followed C ontinued on page 4 by preach in g a t 11:15 from th e su b ject. "At the T hrone of G race.” T h ere ( oimfy Teacher» to Meet. “The House of Quality” I Por?l»nrty ®u p e rln t‘‘ndent A lderson, of will be special m usic by the choir. [P o rtlan d , has announced th a t a m eet The Ju n io r ch u rch will convene at th e GRESHAM, OREGON ing for th e te ach ers of M ultnom ah I’HONE 1111 county w ill be held S atu rd ay m orn- sam e tim e us th e re g u la r p reaching Don’t forget, we c a rry a full line t^ P n rtJ0 a° at„ th e lo u ," y co u rth o u se service and the E pw orth L eague will We Give Green Trading Stamps of V. 8. Ray listers w ith hats to n orfland. He Is desirous th at ail m eet at 8 In th e evening. m atch. Colors, F rench Blue, Red, i teach ers of the county he p rese n t at G reen and P u rp le A social will he given by th e E p I th is time. w orth League a t the M ethodist church on Monday evening, S eptem ber 13, be If you w ant lum ber w rite Handy ¡L um ber Co., C herryville, or phone ginning a t 7:30. An Invitation Is ex Handy 223.—Adv. tf tended to all th e * o u n g people to be Our trimmed hats de present. Just the thing for the partment is complete in Mr. and Mrs. D. T. W illiam s e n te r campus or down town Everything your children will need in the line of tained from S atu rd ay to T uesday old every way. Hats from wear. Many pretty mod friends from S pringdale, Mr. and Mrs. Pencils, I ablets, Ink, Erasers, Paints, Crayons, Etc. the most vivid in color W. G. H ughes, th e ir d au g h ter and els to choose from. four sons. All enjoyed a trip to Gov to the popular black. ernm ent Camp one day of th e ir visit Mr. H ughes is a pro m in en t b an k er of Springfield. Fred M arshall and H erm an W alters P erh ap s you would like to m ake an a p j spent th e Labor day week-end w ith pointm ent to have the j friends in .Marshfield and N orth Bend. g irl’s h air cut. Phone I hey left F rid ay aftern o o n and stayed us and w e’ll a rra n g e It. i over n ig h t w ith frien d s In Salem, This shop has a polite way of resp ectin g your ! leaving the la tte r place early S atu r- w ishes th a t m akes you ilay m orning, accom panied by th e know you a re g etting I Misses Lucile Hhlrley and D orothy excellent service. I Jackson. The coast g u ard statio n at 250 sheets, ruled both sides, stapled Open Morylay m orn- j C harleston was visited on Sunday • UK to serve you. I’hone Gresham 1*21 and on Monday a fishing trip was en joyed w hich resu lted In a fine catch of perch. They cam e home Tuesday, m aking th e e n tire d istan ce In 11 hours. GRESHAM LOCALS BERRY GROWERS SHOULD SOW CLOVER New Fall Arrivals t JE R S E Y D RESSES fo r School BLANKETS $ WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.i 6.95 to ’12.75 Rain Coats/ ’6.50 to ’8.75 SCHOOL SUPPLIES FELT HATS / $1.95, $2.50, $3.95 and up to $6.50 $3.95 to $7.50 SPECIAL A Carload of Paper T A B E R PH A R M A C Y Phone 1761 Gresham r/ïr ^ ôræ V vA Iti? Ladics’ ShoPPe FLORENCE M. HONEY PIANO Hoys and d irts’ hall Classes begin Sept. 8 PHONE I OVER FIRST 164.1 ¿STATE BANK) Baptist Cburrh Services. The Bible school will com m ence at 9:45 a. m. and th e Rev. Mr. Mobley of Vancouver, W ashington, will preach at 11 o’clock, also a t th e evening se r vice com m encing a t 7:3«. T he B. Y. P V. w in m eet at 6:30 p. m The m id week p ray er m eeting will be held W ednesday evening a t 7:30.