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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1926)
GRESHAM OUTLOOK. PAGE GRESHAM LOCALS T he m any friend» of E H. Kelly are glad to »ee him back on th e Job a fte r an absence of four weeks* m uch of which tim e he has »pent in bed as th e re su lt of a fall which he suffered October 1 th ro u g h an ' opening in sidew alk. He began hl, offlcla| duties T h u rsd ay and is g ain | Ilg in stren g th dally. Mr. Kelly |g a Can d ld ate fo r, re-election for office of m arshal. I T he officers of the G resham W. C. T. U. met T h u rsd ay aftern o o n at the lib ra ry and discussed p lan s for th e com ing year. They expect to soon have program s o u tlin in g th e y ea r’s work. Also a t the m eeting y esterd ay the officers expressed th e ir deep appreciation to those who so kindly extended th e ir hos p itality to visiting guests, thereby co n trib u tin g to th e success of the convention. Members of a W allula H eights fam ily reported yesterday th a t on W ednesday evening they cooked th eir d in n er over th e fireplace and ; ate R by th e light of a lan tern . T his explained by th e fa ilu re of the electric c u rre n t to function at about the dinner hour. A blow n-out fuse is blam ed for the inconvenience. T he W om en's Home M issionary society of th e M ethodist church will m eet In th e p a rlo rs of the church W ednesday aftern o o n at 2:30. Mrs. Geo. F. H oney will be the leader and Mrs. S herm an, Mrs. A. McManus and Miss Mina G ilbert will serve. F. L. T h u rb er, of Hoquiam , W ashington, was in G resham today looking over th e co u n try w ith a view to locating. He w as looking up some old friends, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nelson who live n ear A n d er son station. They w ere form er 1 resid en ts of Hoquiam . A. Rogers brought into the Outlook office th is m orning a fine c lu ste r of larg e ripe straw b e rrie s picked from the ranch of Dick W il liam s east of G resham . Mr. Rogers rep o rts th a t the vines a re covered with straw b e rrie s in all stag es of developm ent, from blossom s to the ripened fru it, as thick as in June. Mr. and Mrs. C harles R ogers and son. A rnold, spent S unday at Monmouth w ith th e ir d aughter, Miss Avis R ogers who is a student at the Oregon sta te norm al. Miss Rogers I h enjoying h er w ork at th e norm al very much. A trio of new baby girls has re- cently m ade th e ir ap p e aran c e at the T im m erm an n ursing home on F ifth »treet, tw o of them arriv in g the sam e day. A nine-pound d au g h te r w as born to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Johnson, of Boring, and an eight- pound girl arriv ed to gladden the h e a rts of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Thom pson, of P ortlan d on October 15. On October 22 a six-pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. N. K. H usband, of G resham . The three babies w ith th e ir m others are doing well. The Rev. Miss N ath alia Koeber, pastor of th e F ree M ethodist church near Lfnnton, and her m other, call- ed on the Rev. L. A. Skuzie and fam ily on W ednesday. F rank Jones w as successful in landing the c o n tra c t for installing a new septic tan k a t th e O rient school. T he w ork is practically com pleted and the tan k will be con nected up w ith the pipes th e com ing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Cleveland have retu rn ed afte r spending a few days a t th e ir cottage a t Seaside. They report the beach delightful ut this tim e of the year with w arm and balmy w eather. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen gave a dinner party S atu rd ay evening at th eir home in honor of the first wedding an n iv ersary of th eir grundson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W infred Hill of Longview, W ash ington. T heir g ran d d a u g h ter, Mrs. W alter D ecker and her husband from P ortlan d w ere also present. The occasion was the birthday of Mr. Hill an well. The Rev. S. F. P itts accom panied the Rev. and Mrs. A. M. A nderson to Pendleton on W ednesday w here m i vi IT WOULD MEAN. Mrs. A nderson has a b ro th er who is ill. They a re expected back to- | When th e H ousew ives’ Council day and will conduct th e services te lls voters th at "th e sta te " is lia ble for the bonds req u ired to s ta rt ut the tem ple this evening. th eir hydro-electric and irrig atio n Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore, of New spree, It m euns “you," th e ta x p ay port, retu rn ed to th e ir home F riday er, who is liable. You are to be ex- after spending several days w ith t ’ Mrs. Moore's m other, Mrs. L. Rad- | P*°It' ed, your p roperty and your - j credit. R esponsibility for m eeting ' the indebtedness lodges directly C harley W heeler and F red B oss I upo|1 g en eral ful)(1 You are recently enjoyed a h u n tin g trip 25 ttie c re ato r and the source of th a t m iles so u th east of Bend. They fund. each secured a deer hut gave them "T he sta te " m eans two different to some needy fam ilies residing in th in g s u nder th is am endm ent. In the vicinity. tile m a tte r of liabilities, it m eans Miss E lizabeth Johnson has p u r you. When it comes to spending chased a W hippet from the H essel money and in c u rrin g debt, "th e Im plem ent com pany which proved sta te " would he the super-pow erful itself very sa tisfac to ry on a recent board of (»uitrol, into w hose hands trip over th e highw ay to G overn would go th e en tire proceeds of m ent Camp. A lfred Stafford, a Ce bonds sold and m ortgages issued, llar resilient, has also purchased a w ithout, re stra in t, resp o n sib ility or ca r through the H essel agency, an acco u n tab ility to any legislative or O verland six. executive b ranch of sta te g o v ern About a dozen boys a re signed up ment. for the work In the b eg in n ers’ class For purposes of o peration, m an of the G resham hand w hich is to agem ent, em ploym ent and co n be form ed betw een now and the stru ctio n , th e se lf-sta rte rs of this m iddle of December. Dr. II. C. co n stitu tio n al am endm ent h av e Johnson, In stru cto r anil leader of tak en ca re to g u ard ag ain st any the band, hopes to secure a class possible cheek on th e ir m ovem ents. of at least 20 before com m encing They have provided them selves the prelim inary Instruction. The with all m ateria ls for a huge p o liti G resham band has done excellent cal m achine, w ith an arm y of a p work during the past sum m er and pointees, heads of d ep artm en ts, new m em bers are looking forw ard clerk s, m echanics and laborers. to the tim e w hen they can appear They contem plate a m onopoly m ore In the reg u la r concerts. com plete th a n any p riv ate concern Dr. J. W. Mahood and daughter, ever could organize, because the Miss E tta Mahood. of Pacific P a li board's monopoly would be above sades, C alifornia, w ere the guests the co n tro l or supervision to w hich of Mrs. M arion Johnson and Miss p riv ate in d u stry , larg e or sm all, Is E lizabeth Johnson S aturday. They : alw ays subject. The difference is enjoyed a highw ay trip d uring the lietweeh th e sta te 's p resen t rig h t afternoon as far as G overnm ent to co n tro l and su p erv ise as It Camp. deem s necessary, and an uncurbed Mrs, Mary F au g h t is moving political dictation in th e nam e of back to G resham from V ancouver, the sta te , by this self-selected W ashington, w here she has spent i board. the past six m ouths at the home of her son. Get th e classified ad. habit. Free M ethodist Service«. Sunday is tem p eran ce day a t the F ree M ethodist Sunday school, and th e lesson will be illu stra te d by a cartoon, "W ho w an ts light w ines itpd b eer?” T he eighth srm on in the series of fu n d am en tals of the Bible at 11 o’clock will be based on the theme, "T he Gift of th e Holy S p irit.” T hese serm ons a re very Instructive and interesting. The W om an's M issionary society will m eet W ednesday afternoon at 2:30 at th e p arso n ag e and the young people’s society w ill m eet on F riday evening, November 5, at 7:30. G resham U ndenonilnathnial Services. T he Rev. A. M. A nderson and wife, who had ch arg e of the se r vices T uesday evening, will also be p resen t to n ig h t, th e young people voting to give them th e evening for a fu rth e r account of th e ir ex p e ri ences in South A frica w hich w as so m uch enjoyed by all who heard them last T uesday. A cordial in vitation is extended to all to be present. Sunday school will begin at* 10 o'clock and th e re will be p reaching at 2 in the aftern o o n by the p asto r, the Rev. S. F. P itts, and p reaching again In the evening a t 7 :30. P ra y er service Is held each T uesday eve ning and young people’s service the follow ing F rid ay evening. I RIHAI, OCTOBER IN 1SOO MILE II HIVE • * ■ W’ill H essel, of th e H essel Im plem ent com pany, local O verland and W illys-K nlght dealers, proudly calls atten tio n to an 1800 m ile safety ru n recen tly m ade in a W hippet car. The ru n is th e m ore notew orthy because it was not a speed break in g , law breaking rec ord b ut ju st a ru n as any carefu l d riv er m ight m ake w hile tak in g his fam ily on a safe and sane pleasu re trip . Yet It dem onstrated th e de pendability and gas-saving q u ali ties of th e new est O verland w hich has jum ped to a high p innacle of p o p u larity in a few m onths. The ru n w as m ade in October to the Mexican border, a distance of about 1800 m iles over th e Pacific highw ay and all speed law s in co u n try and cities w ere observed. T he ca r for the drive w as a stock c a r fu rn ish ed by the W illys-Over- land com pany and th e ru n w as ob served and checked by road of ficials all th e way. The full rep o rt of th e trip , w ith a ll d etails was given in th e Oregon Jo u rn a l by the autom obile editor who accom panied the d river all th e way. T he m otorlogue of th e trip is given in an ad in th is issue by the Hessel Im plem ent com pany who req u e st th e read ers to observe the d etails as th e re given. O therw ise Right. Man may learn to fiy like a bird You’re all beaten up again. Have but h e’ll never be able to sit com fo rtab ly on a barbed w ire fence, an o th er row with your w ife!” "No, not a row —ju st the sam e says Jed Hopple. old story. S he’s rig h t and I d id n 't ag ree w ith h er quick enough.” Hire Circumstances. P ullm an P assen g er—"No th an k For low est rate s on autom obile, you— I don’t need bru sh in g off.” P o rte r—"Y as you do suh, a h ’s tru c k and g eneral in su ran ce see B. W. T horne.—Adv. b ro k e!” Read and use th e W ant Ads. HALLOWE’EN H. R. BOWMAN’S ZERZAN, CHAS. J. FOR BARGAINS ON DAILY PAPERS Close Saturday, October 30 A lone or in C om bination w ith th e O utlook This Is Bargain Month for TH E OREGONIAN TH E TELEGRAM TH E NEWS Now is th e tim e to send in your subscriptions, new or renew al. , Take Advantage of Bargain Kates DISTRICT JUDGE o tri. m i . t Regular Price VOTE 78 X D aily O reg o n ian .................................$6.00 Daily and Sunday O reg o n ian..........8.00 P o rtlan d T e le g ra m ....................5 .0 0 Daily N ew s........................................... .5.00 —Paid Adv Present coupon-ad at our store in the new Brown building and save $2.50. G O O D NOV. 2 ONLY W ith Outlook $5.00 7.00 3.75 £6.00 7.80 2.98 3.98 l..»O Momentous Events are Happening in All the World. the general and local news. Get GRESHAM OUTLOOK You will be in terested in o u r m odern m eth ods of im proving your com plexion and b rin g ing h ealth to your scalp and hair. Our m a rc el ling will m ake your h a ir look happy. . PHONE 1561. WE ARE COMPETENT T h at we a re fully com petent to ta k e com plete ch a rg e of in te r m ents is easily-dem onstrated. If you have not alre ad y been a d vised it is easy for you to inquire am ong your friends as to ou r ability to assum e and execute every detail in connection w ith a burial. Our estab lish m e n t is provided w ith every facility r e quired. A phone call will su m mon us. ' E asily A r e s tia n i GATES FUNERAL HOME 4 OVER FIR ST ¡STATE B A N K , Phone 2471 SATURDAY A M I M OM IA Y E lin e ’s D eliciou s NUT CREAM FUDGE POUND 25C E 1 i n e ’ s C h ocolate M ILK and NUT BARS 3 b a rs fo r IO C W atch fo r o u r w eekly C andy S pecials Hepp’s Racket Store Phone 1236 NOTE: Gresham ■ Thanksgiving Post Cards are nou' on sale here. ■I is- ' - Grocery Bulletin N ew berg H am , w hole o r h a lf .......... Lb. 42c Jo w ls, s m a ll pieces of m eat excellen t fo r s e a s o n in g ......... .............................................. Lb. 25c Rex I.aril, med. pail. $1.05 la rg e p ail $2.00 l.ih h j’s Fancy Red Sockeye S alm o n , No. 1 Hat can 39c S a rd in e s, la rg e oval tin s,T o m a to , M ustard. Spiced ............................ - c a n s S k at, 5-lh. ca n s, re g u la r p rice 83c, sp ecial 39c Van C am p’s l ’ork and K eans, m ed. size C O FFE E 3 c a n s 25c G olden W est, M. J. IL, H ills B ro th e rs 1 lb. 57c, 3 lbs. $1.5* 3 c a n s 25c W hite S ta r T u n a , sm a ll can 15c, med. can M acaroni Sea S hells. B u tterflies, spcl Crow n F lo u r M arket H a, 23c 3 pkgs. 23c S a tu rd a y a n d M onday special. 49-lb. sack $1.98 R aisin s ............ I ta h u a I’c a s, best u n g ra d e d v a rie ty S ilver B ar T o m ato es 4-lb. pkg. 30c 3 c a n s 89c ........2 c a n s 25c The gay days of the party season are he»-e again and Hallowe’en is on every kiddies' mind. Make their party a sure success with 20th CEN TURY’S dependable foods. Offerings for Saturday and Monday Oct. 30th and Nov. 1st SNOWDRIFT—A purely vegetable sh o rt- enlng. 2-lb. c a n ................................................. 4-lb. can 4*7 « ‘i 1 L 91c (¡old Bar Vegetables Buy y o u r Gold B ar V egetables h e re a n d save m oney. T o m ato es. S trin g B eans. C orn, P u m p kin. Ilo m iu y , S a u e r K raut. All one k in d o r a sso rte d . 3 Cans 50c l»l-O2. tin 03c I livedo Iti-oz. tin S3c I obaeco 4 . W. M etzger & Co. Quality and Service Phone ¡4SI Feed i¿St 07 _ -H E IN Z " CATSUP—One of the fam ous ”57’’. L argo b o ttle ..................................... m OL 25c “FISCTIER’S" ROLLED OATS— G row n in the SPID E R LEG TEA—In bulk. F in est quality basket fired Ja p an . D rin k ers of green tea w ill ap p re cia te its aro m atic flavor. Pound 48c -ROYAL D E I.IT E " MARMALADE—P reserved and packed rig h t in the orange grove w here grow n. Its goodness will su rp rise you. 4/A 32-ounce ja r .................................................... »lr XitlL -( RYSTAL W H IT E " SOAP—P u re Soap f 38c all th rough. 10 b a r s ........................... -RO SED A LE" SLICED P IN E A PP L E —8 large mellow slices to th e can in a m edium syrup. L arge cans, 2 f o r , ........................... DOMESTIC SARDINES—Packed in pur. vegetable oil. Q u arters, 5 c a n s ................ -L IB B Y ’S CORN BEEE it's good. No. 1 can . If it s Libby's > ) ' - S t \M AID" It AIS1NS— 1926 pack Seed- less", o r "Puffed Seeded 15-oz pkgs. 25c in ,, I ’ll. -L IB R A '* " MILK "The n earest to fresh c cream ." T all can s, 4 f o r .................... 35c “ WESSON" OIL— E xcellent for frying baking as w ell as for m aking Mayon- naise. Q uart c a n ........................................... and t(L. 47*1 TE A G ARDEN SA RI P. 1-quart Ju g ........ 39c I LOI AI. W Al.NI T*, none b etter, 1 lb , 25c latrg e package W illam ette Valley w hich produces th e w orld’s finest oats. 9-lb. s a c k ............ 45c 1(L, YMC "rvL 17,, 4»)C “ MELLOW EST" ( H EESE—A consisten t prize w inner every year at the sta te fair. Aged ju st rig h t. P o u n d ......................... ¿ ill OQ,, “( AMPBELL’S" BEANS—"W ith the famous tom ato sauce". T he "Big" tin (18 oi. net w eig h t), 3 c a n s ....................................... 2st)C OC/, ¿*1 Q 4 FLOUR— K err's B est Patent, I -J $2.04 $2.13 49-lb. s a c k ............................................. «p .Jr Crown ................ -W H IT E KING"W ASHING MACHINE SOAP— I’ A ro b a c c e POP CORN—"Globe", the old reliab le brand. I t pops. 3 lb s ............................. £ « )(. “ ( REME O il,” SOAP—"T he Cream of Olive Oil Toilet S oaps" 5 b a rs (lim it 1 lot. T l* * l 1 TDII ET PAPER -loot) soft san- itary sheets to th e roll, 3 r o lls ........ 1 his coupon-ad is good for $2.50 to apply on any V acuum C lean er, new or u sed , in stock. Bargain Price R egular price of Outlook, $1.50. D ailies alone or w ith Outlook. Mail delivery only at above prices, and no subscription less th an one year. Candy Special C am p b ell's T o m a to Soup 2 Election Day Special T he law enforcem ent film. "Lest We F o rg e t”, said to be one of the m ost pow erful dram as ever p re sented th ro u g h m otion p ictures, will be show n Sunday evening, Oc tober 31. at 7:30, in th e G resham grad e school auditorium . T he film will be ru n under th e auspices of the A nti-Saloon League of Oregon. Those who have seen it pronounce It a w onderfully rea listic and d ra m atic p o rtra y al of th e trag ed ies of th e old saloon days. T he president of th e league, E. A. B aker, is ex pected to be p resen t and deiiver an add ress on th e su b ject of "P ro h ib i tio n ” in connection w ith th e pic tu res. No adm ission w ill be charged. A W ant-Ad will do it for you. Roy*l Club Í $rv50 192« LAW EN FO R C EM EN T TO SHOW IN GRESHAM WHIPPET USED SAFETY 2», F ish er's B l e n d .... JOTII I ENTURA I OEEEE—Few equal—none b etter. Roasted in our own p la n t today—on your ta b le tom orrow . P leases both th e p alate and p u rse G round to your order for 1*7., I $ (. 3 pounds ........... ........................................ $1*38 MILL RUN, 80-lb. sacks....................... 20CENTURY STORES $1.09
