Gresham outlook., December 07, 1926, Image 1

TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«. NO. 81
Small Fruit Growers
to Have Conference
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1RS«
T W IC E
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W EEK
81.SO Her Year
GItESIIAMITES ATTEND
BOYS’ CONFERENCE
I Richmond Weds
Miss Irma Gates
Seventeen G resham boys had the
p leasu re of atten d in g th e Older
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Boys’ conference held at Salem un-
1 n at s the d ate th a t stands ou t on the O utlook s cal- der th e auspices of th e y . m . c . a .
endar— the date of the Big H oliday N u m b er of the O u t- froni Friday until Sunday, and one
look.
o i h 'd r num ber, Jo h n A nicker, was
given th e nonor of being elected to
P lans are u n d er way and the work of p rep aratio n will th e secreta ry sh ip of the upper wu-
grow m ore and m ore intensive until it is com pleted.
lamette division.
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conference, w hich is an an-
k is a big job and the m easure of its success depends n u T ai his event,
was atten d ed by 200
upon the prom pt cooperation of both advertisers and cor- delegates from various p a rts Of
respondents.
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I Oregon and W ashington. D uring
An im p o rtan t m eeting and one of
g eneral in te re st to those engaged
One of th e p re ttie st inform al
home w eddings of th e season was
in the grow ing of sm all fru it is be­
th a t of H arold Richm ond and Miss
ing planned by th e extension se r­
Irm a F. G ates w hich took place
vice of th e Oregon A gricultural
S atu rd ay evening, D ecem ber 4, at
college to be held a t Salem Decem­
8 o’clock, at th e home of the brid e’s
b er 14 to 17. T his w ill be the an ­
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gates,
n u al m eeting of th e Oregon S tate
on south R oberts avenue, Dr. A.
H o rtic u ltu ra l society.
The pro­
Thom pson officiating. Dr. Thom p­
gram for th e g ath erin g is in the
son also had th e p le asu re of u n it­
. All m a tte r from those interested and assisting in m a lt-!
hands of County
A gricultural
ing in th e bonds of m atrim ony the
A gent S. B. H all, who w ill explain
ing this annual issue tru ly representative of the b u sin ess,' to u r of inspection of the various
p are n ts of the bride 25 y ears ago in
details to those who plan to go.
P ortland.
social, religious, and civic affairs of eastern M u ltn o m ah state in stitu tio n s,
T he first th ree days are to be de­
T he bride w as beautiful in a
are urged to tu rn in th eir contributions of news item s and
Those who attended from G resh-
voted en tirely to vegetables, sm all
gown of pale ro se flat crepe w ith
articles
early
so
they
can
be
dulv.
prepared
and
the
paper
"m
were
Janiea
McAllister.
Guy
fru its, and cherries, w ith special
a bouquet of pink rosebuds. T he
n o t h e H e la x -e J
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R usher, Roland Schedeen, W illard
em phasis placed unon th e im port
not De Gela\ ed.
Boring. A rden Squire. P a rk e r Hol-
d ecorations of th e hom e w ere
ance of th e cannery as a m a rk e t­
palm s and pink chrysanthem um s.
rhe,energies of th e O utlook force will be concentrated i loway, Leland C ochran, F ra n k
ing ou tlet for th ese crops. Two
D ainty refresh m en ts w ere served
Ion next T u esd ay ’s issue.
¡Sm ith, H arold Dye, David Lane,
I A v t o c a S t c h I follow ing
cannerym en, W. G. Allen and E. C
th e cerem ony.
The
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Sincerity behind a glad-hand
,P la C f ] ° ^ 7 S ,f o r extra copies at 10 cents each, w rapped ami Ralph Q ulcksa.l, Linden Lun
Quinn, a re on the program com m it­
b rid e’s cake, w hich w as decorated
tee, th erefo re it is safe to announce paid its dividends to th is .S a n -w h o a .n i l m a i]e < i1 l f d e s i r e d to addresses given W ithout extra -lay. W inston S tro n g and George
j in pink roses and silver leaves, w as
th a t th e program w ill be of r e a l in ?ut recently w as selected in a na- I charge. Phone 1561.
•’ baked b / th e b rid e’s au n t, Mrs. E.
M cAllister.
te re st to those attending.
tional search by a hard-headed j ---------- — ------------------------------------------—-----------------—— -------------------—
S everal of Uie boys gave a re
W hen Ju les V erne stretch ed his j ®- M orehead.
The bride has been a popular
F ru it, vegetable and bulb special­ O n Pe«
t o grnan^enliheS nenw CAULIFLOWER GROWERS VANDALS DAMAGE
¡view of th e trip y esterd ay m orning im agination and w rote 20 Leagues
ists, pathologists entom ologists and business men to manage the new
before th e student body of th e high un.ler th e Sea, people said unkind m em ber of th e younger set in
TO
REPORT
ON
TESTS
BEAUTIFUL PLANTS school
th in g s about his san ity . Now W m J p .„ _ i,„ m
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soil sp ecialists w ill be in atten d ­ Biltmore hotel there — and . at
Beebe, D irector of Research in ( ' resham an d
a w ld® circ le
$50,000 f / year.
ance and available for consultation
A m eeting w ill be held th is eve-
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Boswell w ere
New Y ork Zoological Society plans of f r ‘en,ls-
G ates fam ily cam e
th ro u g h o u t th e four days.
to dive down one mile in th e At- ,o G resham a little less th a n tw o
| ning of th e C o-operative Cauliflow- much grieved a few m ornings ago TELEPHONE STANDS
It is understood th a t several GRESHAM METHODISTS
er & L ettuce association a t the to learn th a t th e ir prize Ja p an ese
FOR NEW DEMOCRACY U ntie. He will use a cylinder 8 feet y ears ago from E stacada. She be­
long, 3 feet in d iam eter th a t will ! gn„ her high school life a t th a t
from G resham are planning to a t­
TO ATTEND UOUNUIL P lea san t View schoolhouse. The cam ellia bush had been stripped
w ithstand a p ressu re of IV* tons place an(, continue<i her stu d ies a t
‘No
in
d
u
stry
is
m
ore
rep
rese
n
ta-
tend.
grow ers a t th is tim e w ill tak e up d u rin g th e n ig h t of about 30 shoots,
Much in te rest is being tak en by !
I tive of dem ocracy th a n th e tele- per sq u are inch.
j G resham Union high. F o r the past
,
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G resham M ethodists in th e sta te j th e resu lts of th eir v ariety dem on­ th e second tim e it has been m utl- 1 phone,
says The M anufacturer,
t
year she has been em ployed on th e
stratio n s and also th e fertilizer la ted in two y ears past. T his sh ru b '
APPEAL TO AUTOISTS
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It serves all on th e sam e basis M. II. KINDER HEADS
boards of the local telephone ex-
TO SECURE LICENSES wide M ethodist council w hich is to d em onstrations w hich have been , is a very choice
one
and
can
no
j
an(,
w(th
tf)e
be held at F irs t M ethodist church ; proving popular. The county ex­
sam e courtesy. No
U U B DEPARTMENT change. Mr. Richmond has been
longer
he
obtained
from
Jap
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Calling atten tio n to the fact th a t in P o rtlan d next T h u rsd ay and j tension w ork in ch arg e of S. B.
in d u stry has a g re a te r d istribution
W. D. K inder, M ultnom ah county I ‘ “ P10*1”1 hy the K idder H ardw are
T here are less th a n a h alf dozen In
of its stocks and bonds am ong its
1926 au to licenses w ill be obsolete Friday, w hen a dozen sp eak ers of | H all has been w orking w ith the
club agent, has been appointed ¿u- C<>m|,a" y for th e Pa8‘ th ree years
G
resham
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Mr.
Boswell
reg
a
rd
s
th
is
and illegal afte r Decem ber 31, Geo. In ternational rep u tatio n will be grow ers the p ast year to determ ine
em ployes and the people of th e n a­
sneak thievery .a s the w ork of a
p eriu ten d en t of the club division and is regarded as a very reliab le
O. B randenburg, general m anager listed on the program .
w hat fertilizer w ill give th e best professional greenhouse m an, a s I tion.” C ontinuing, th is paper says a t the w inter p o u ltry show w hich ' and prom ising young man. The
The Rev. H alford V. W ilhelm ,
of th e Oregon S tate Motor associa­
economic resu lts, also w hat v arie­ the bush show ed careful clipping. I the sto ry periodically In hny town is being held in P o rtlan d from De­ j bride and groom received m any
ori ham let in th is co u n try reads
tion, has been engaged in the p asto r of the local M ethodist 1 ties of cauliflow er a re best adapted
The height of the o rn am en tal
cem ber 61 h to th e 12 inclusive, u n ­ i handsom e gifts from th e ir friends
like th is:
b ro ad castin g of appeals to m otor­ hurch. will head th e delegation to local conditions.
j S atu rd ay evening, and a fte r a
sh
ru
b
,
w
hich
is
now
n
ea
rly
ready
"T elephone com pany to en larg e der the auspices of the Oregon | p leasan t tim e left for P o rtlan d
ists to “ Include th e ir 1927 auto li­ from here. O thers who have al- I A h alf acre w as devoted to a
to bloom, has been g reatly reduced
its facilities here to ca re for fu tu re P o u ltry and P et Stock association. w here they will reside In the home
censes in th e ir C hristm as shop­ ready registered from h ere a re C. tria l, In w hich 11 of the best known
by the two clippings.
M. Q uicksall. W. W. H astings, Rob- j
F our sta te s, Oregon. W ashington,
ping list and to sthop ea rly .”
sta n d ard v arities of cauliflow er , The sam e night the cam ellia grow th of the com m unity.”
M
ontana
and Idaho, a re rep rese n t which Mr. Richmond recen tly p u r­
In advocating th e early p u rch a s­ e rt B arnes, C. E. R usher, K. A. Mil­ w ere tested out. A careful check sh ru b was so badly despoiled, th e j No village is too sm all to In terest
ed
in
th
e
exhibit of th e boys' and chased from his m other.
I th e telephone com pany, whose aim
ing of 1927 auto license p lates Mr ler, R. E. Cannon, H arold C arlson, was kept on the num ber of heads
T hose who w itnessed the m a r­
hydrangea
bush
at
the
south
side
g
irls’
clubs,
th ro u g h w hich 300
B ran d en burg has said: “If a m o­ and W. J. Cooper. O thers a re ex­ of No. 1, also the No. 2 heads, p ro ­ of th e B o sw ell' residence w as d is­ It i s 1 to an ticip ate th e telephone
riag
e cerem ony w ere Mr. and Mrs.
needs of every com m unity and birds w ill be shown. M ultnom ah Will G ates and (laughter M argaret,
to rist contem plates driving his car pected to take in a p art, a t least, of duced by each variety under the
turbed,
a
num
ber
of
shoots
of
this
county
is
show
ing
up
in
good
d u rin g 1927 he m ight ju st as w ell the sessions. It is expected th a t a sam e conditions. They varied from being tak en aw ay. A neighbor of ru ra l d istrict.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. O ates, Mr. ana
It is th is desire to extend its s e r­ stro n g num bers. T he p o u ltry ju d g ­ Mrs. R ert G ates, Mr. and Mrs. E K.
secu re his license during th e next num ber of high school boys w ill a t­ 161 to as high as 219 No. 1 heads. ' Mr. Boswell rep o rts th a t he, too,
ing
co
n
test
is
expected
to
tak
e
30 days and save him self and the tend a p a rt of th e tim e.
M orehead, Mr. and Mrs. H enry Van
The No. 2 heads varied from 63 to lost some of th e choice cam ellia vice to th e fa rth e st c o rn e rs of the place today.
A special session for women will
nation and into th e sm a lle st homes,
a u th o ritie s issuing th e licenses
Moss, Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Moss,
as high as 111 heads.
sp
ro
u
ts
about
th
e
same
tim
e
th
e
which h as given th e United States
m uch tim e and inconvenience. Con be held a t 2 o’clock on F rid ay af­
M
orris Baker, Miss G race Baker,
Of th e eleven varieties th a t w ere Boswell law n w as visited.
W. (’. LAWRENCE IS
a telephone service w hich is so far
fusion and delay alw ays resu lt ternoon in the W hite Tem ple. T * o tested th is year, abotrf six w i’l be
Miss Lucile Brown, and Mrs. Alma
ELECTED
COM
MISSIONED
beyond th a t enjoyed by any oth er
from an eleventh hour ru sh when a council speakers w ill tak e p a rt at included in th e te st plot next year, J
FUNNY WORLD.
H ausw irth, m other of th e groom,
nation
th a t com parisons a re im ­
g re a t num ber of m otorists attem pt th is session.
At th e election held y esterd ay in ail of P o rtlan d , and from G resham ,
along w ith a few other prom ising
T his is a funny world—th a t is,
to secu re th eir licenses We u su a l­
strain s. The te st plots th is year some o th er portions than w here we possible. T he telephone, in Amer the Powell V alley Rortd W ater dis­ Dr. and Mrs. A. Thom pson. C harles
ly find a g reat num ber of m otorists GOOD WEATHER HELPS
„ ill act as a guide for the selec- live. F or instance, C alifornia ad- ica, is not confined to governm ent tr ic t for th e election of a com m is­ Linn, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hoover,
c a rry in g delinquent license plates
THE POTATO HARVEST tions of the varieties for next year, v ertises big for people to leave uses, to th e aristo crac y o r to the sioner to succeed W. C. L aw rence, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. O ates and
for w eeks a fte r the first of the
th e vote resu lted in th e re-election d au g h ter, M argaret, siste r of the
. It Is an ticipated th a t instead of th e ir hom es in th e cold ea st and official class.
The potato h arv est will probablv
, (jng m ostly one variety, about
,
And th e cities and tow ns of of Mr. L aw rence by a stro n g m a­ bride.
year. T hese m otorists usually w ait
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.j , p]an
spend th e w inter in beautiful, sum ­
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un til th rea ten e d w ith a rre s t before come to an end th is week. The th
ree v arieties will be used for the m erlike California. Then when they M ultnom ah county a re no excep­ jority.
vines
have
not
been
frosted
at
all
providing for th e ir plates.
T here w as a vote of 472 In th e
Ifehakah Food Sule Plunned.
1927 planting. T his w ill give a get th e re they a re urged to go up tio n to th is studied plan to expand
"T h e re is no reason why officers and have died down late. The late g rea ter spread of the season’s h a r ­ into the high S ierra s ami engage in with business and population.
d istrict, 428 votes of th is num ber
Members of th e Rebekah lodge
should be forced to th rea ten m otor­ spell of good w eath er has been a vests and prev en t a heavy ru sh and all kinds of w inter sp o rts, such as
being polled for Mr. L aw rence, are requested to co n trib u te cake,
G eorge H. Himes, secreta ry of w hile his opponent, A. G. Bates, pie, caudles, home made bread and
ists w ith a r r e s t for such delin­ llfesaver to the potato crop and a the overloading of th e m ark et at sleighing w ith real rein d eer as
the Oregon H istorical society, has received 44. Mr. L aw rence has buns, nut loaves, salad and buked
quencies when those m otorists, if boon to the farm er.
any one p a rtic u la r time.
steeds, “m u sh in g ” w ith dog team s,
beans to the bake sale to be held at
T
he
potato
m
a
rk
e
t
is
holding
suggested
th a t a ta b let be placed been a com m issioner in th e w ater A. W. M etzger's sto re S aturday,
th ey a re sufficiently in tellig en t to
toboganning. sk atin g , etc.
on th e new Ross Islan d bridge In d istric t sin ce its organization.
Deeem ber 11.
o p era te a m otor properly, should steady at about $1.50 per hundred
It is announced th a t P ortland
L isten to th is:
C om m ittee; Mrs. E tta Hoover,
honor of S h erry Rosa, th e first
know the req u irem en ts governing for No. l ’s at country points. T here has already secured 27 conventions
"The sportg w ill ce n te r a t Yose­
ch airm an ;
E lizabeth Gibbs,
has
been
a
laTger
percentage
of
po­
ow
ner
of
Ross
Island-
T
he
su
g
­
A Sickle Will Save Your Nerves.
th e c a rry in g of proper license
for 1927, including several in te r­ m ite valley, T ruckee and Lako
Mary McManus, T ilda Dahl and
gestion
is
m
ade
to
th
e
board
of
tatoes
sold
and
moved
out
a
t
dig­
p la tes on autos.
Lucy Donley.
n ationals, some reg io n als and Tahoe, w here skates to g eth er w ith
Out In b o s A ngeles th e trolley
"P erso n ally , I see no reason why ging tim e th an th e re u su ally is, m ostly nationals. The Rose F e s­ heavy w inter w earing ap p arel, so conty com m issioners.
philosopher su g g ests som ething
T he bridge is to be dedicated
an y c a r should be perm itted to a p ­ probably due to a steady m ark et tival, om itted th is year, will be useless elsew here In C alifornia ( !) ,
The M ontavilla Tim es, published
different in th e way of g ettin g
w ith due cerem onies on Decem ber
p ea r on the stre e ts of a city or the and a large crop locally. T here Is held in 1927 according to plans.
dow ntow n in th e m orning.
Of by A. E. Hill, form erly of G resh ­
will
be
available,"
etc.
21. A d au g h ter of Ross has agreed
highw ays of the sta te after J a n u ­ every Indication th a t the price will
course, he Is a fte r your nlckle, but am , announces a holiday edition to
"Saddle horses w earing snow ­
to fu rn ish the ta b le t free of cost
Rent our E lectric Floor P olisher shoes” !
a ry 1, w ith 1926 license plates. rem ain steady and probably a little
Autom otive In d u stries back him up come out Decem ber 9.
to th e county, It is said.
for $2 per day. Kidder Hdw. Co.
T h ere are still nearly 30 days In advanced tow ard spring.
with facts and figures. T hey will
It
tak
es
all
kinds
of
funny
people
The local crop ru n s rougher th an Phone 1421.—Adv.
w hich to procure the new plates
in te re st you.
and
funny
conditions
to
m
ake
a
Phone W ant Ads. to 1561.
F or real estate loans see or caM
for 1927, but the tim e to provide usual this year, due to heavy fall
“Saving th e nerves of th e shaver
Classifled-8-classy ads.
funny world.
B.
W.
T
h
o
rn
e.—Adv.
rain
s
which
stim
ulated
very
heavy
Is one of A m erica’s leading in d u s­
for them , to elim inate any chance
tries. The dem and for safety raz- |
for delay or being m ade to w ait in grow th, but in th e m ajority of
o rs lies in th e fact th a t th e nerves
READY TO CARVE THE PUDDING
line d u rin g th e ru sh hours of the plantings m ade a gpod percentage
of th e face and th e old cave-m an
rough,
some
of
them
grow
ing
hoi-
I
la st few days, is to get th e license
an g er n erves ce n te r next door to
low.
each other in th e cerebellum — u n ­
today.”
Tuesday, Dec. 7—F irs t q u a rte rly
der the new straw hat.
conference,
G resham
M ethodist
"W
hen
d
ad
’s
razo
r
h
u
rt
his
skin
E piscopal church.
Don’t forget the ad vertisers w hen
I W arm One fo r th e Cnstomer.
he
got
m
ad;
and
of
course
when
he
you need anything in their line.
C ustom er—You don’t seem very
got mad he cu t his Hkin; th en he
W ednesday, Dec. 8— E astern S tar
quick at figures, my boy?
bellowed, w hich fu rth e r excited his card party, Masonic hail, T ro u t -
Newsboy— I’m out o' p ractice sir.
nerves, and so on un til he w asn 't dalé.
Outlook W ant Ads will help you You see, m ost of th e gents say:
like anybody's baby.
on the way to success.
Keep the ch a n g e!”
"Now th e new blades save the
T h u rsd ay , Dec. 9—W. C. T. U.
bellow ing in th e bath room ; hut m eeting at Mrs. L. A. Skuzle's.
the nerves get all shot In th e bus.
Thi' f a m e old nerves get as mad
Friday, Dec. 10 — L adies’ Aid
shaving traffic as they ever did ta k ­ su p p er and bazaar, C ottrell Com­
ing off the stubble.
m unity church.
"A hum p on th e tail-lam p or
Beginning January 1, 19*27.
tro u b le on th e bum pers m akes a
F riday, Dec. 10 — A rem e club
3 M OS.
T W IC E -A -W E E K
« M OS.
poor show ing a t th e shop or office dance, Masonic hall.
(MIC
GRESHAM OUTLOOK ............................. #2JHI
$1.1«
Nerve force should be conserved in
city ; one of th e g re a te st to lls Is
F rid ay Evening, Dec. 10— Play
taken in traffic.
and sale, F airview schoolhouse.
"A restfu l ride on th e stre e t-c a r M ethodist Ladles Aid.
is one of th e best w ays to beat
w aste. Buy a n ew spaper and let
S aturday, I ».■(• 11 — Rebekah
One year, $1.50
Six m onths, 85c
T hree m onths, 50c
the m otorm an ta k e th e shocks lodge bake sale, A. W. Metzger
w hile you save your n erv es and store.
Combination Rates with Portland Bailies
pay your nlckles. On th e car«,
nerves and nickles never nick."
S atu rd ay , Dec. 11— D am ascus
PRESEN T RATE
Jam es M cIntosh In Autom otive g ran g e an n u al b azaar an d sale,
On and a fte r Jan . 1, 1927
GRESHAM OUTLOOK and—
In d u stries say s: "T h e au to engine Boring I. O. O. F. hall.
$6.80
DAILY OREGONIAN................................. $6 30
is an econom ic fa ilu re w hen o p e r­
8.50
8.00
DAILY and SUNDAY OREGONIAN . . .
atin g in cities. Any person o p er­
Dec. 11 — B azaar and supper,
7.00
6.50
DAILY JOURNAL .....................................
atin g a -conveyance w eighing 3,000 M ethodist Ladies Aid, P lea san t
8.75
8.25
DAILY and SUNDAY JOURNAL..........
pounds and h au lin g 160 ponntis Home.
6.00
PORTLAND TELEGRAM ....................... 5.50
had b etter ta k e a stre e t ca r w eigh­
ing 30,000 pounds and hau lin g a
Keep this for reference. All rates strictly in adtanre.
W ednesday Evening. Dec. 15—
load of 7000 pounds. Ninety-five
per cent of the fuel w asted! Su­ F irs t co n cert of series by G resham
per-pow er p la n ts are n ecessary to band, high school gym nasium .
economy, No one can afford to
F rid ay Evening, Dec. 17—C h rist­
o p erate a p riv ate light plant in
cities, and m ost people c a n ’t afford m as ca n ta ta, Powell Valley school-
to o p erate an autom obile in the house.
city.”
Mnsonir Hull. Gresham
F riday and S atu rd ay , Dec. 17
When you use th e stre e t ca r you
a re not only saving your own and 18— Bake sale am i co u n try
pocket book but you are also help ­ sto re by B ap tist L adies' Guild.
ing Mr. H oover’s cam paign for the
'E lim in atio n of W aste.” Buy a 5-
S atu rd ay , Dec. 18—S pringdale
cen t ride and you w on't have to W oodman dance, T ro u td ale city
figure your m ileage.— E rw in G reer, hall.
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P re sid en t O reer College of A uto­
m otive and E lectrical T rades, C hi­
REFRESHMENTS
Sunday, Dec. 19, 10 a. m.—T u r­
cago, Illinois.
Ladies t i e
key and ham shoot u nder auspices
Gentlemen 7«e
G resham Post No. 30 A m erican l e ­
Outlook W’ant Ads. get results.
gion, county fair grounds.
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C om ing E vents
New Rates on Gresham Outlook
From Now Until January 1, 1927
Areme Club Dance
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10