TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 16, NO. 87
High Home Coining
Has Fine Program
1
GRESHAM. Ml'LTNOXAII COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 1«26
Nation’s Youngest?
T W IC E
A
W EEK
«1.ÄÜ Her Year
M A N Y P R O G R A M S M A K E Efforts Made to Save
C H R IST M A ST ID E JO Y O U S Oregon Prune Industry
Masonic Orders Hold
Interesting Installation
O( k ee n est in te re st to about 80
It is beginning to daw n on the
A large attendance and an In te r
The past week has been one
esting program m arked th e joint
form er
g rad u ates of G resham
public
as it already has daw ned on
Friday's Outlook Day
w hich may w ell be rem em bered by
in stallatio n of the G resham Royal
Union hlgji school w as th e home
Early.
th e grow ers th a t th e p ru n e indus
th e a rra y of splendid C hristm as
Arch and the Blue Lodge Masons
com ing la st T h ursday w hich p rac
try
of
th
e
n
o
rth
w
est
is
facing
a
de
pro g ram s put on by th e various
held in th e Masonic hall last eve
Again it happens that
tically occupied all of th e a fte r
ning. W illiam Congdon of V erno
Friday’s Outlook must be plorable situation. The grow ers it
| Sunday schools and th e high and
nia, past high p riest of th e Royal
mailed a day early, there is said are not getting cost for
noon. A violin solo w as given by
grade schools. The w eek’s celebra-
Arch and the first high p rie st of
being
no
delivery
on
the
th e ir crop and a United effort is
Miss H elen A lthaus, a saxophone
|tio n of the Yuletlde began Sunday
the local chapter, officiated as In
routes
on
New
Y
ear’s
Day.
being
m
ade
to
save
th
e
industry.
evening
w
ith
th
e
ca
n
tata
rendered
num ber by F red H elber and a bari
stallin g officer for th a t order. The
We
are
asking
correspon
The need and im portance of the
by the choir of the B aptist church.
tone d u et by M elcher D uncan and
following Royal A rch officers w ere
dents and advertisers to move m ust appeal to all.
On W ednesday evening tw o S un
Jo h n Ott. O ther m usical selections
in stalled :
'
aid by preparing their m at
day school en tertain m en ts took
The m ark etin g d ep artm en t of the
W. J. Todd, high p rie st; A. F.
ter early. The forms must P o rtlan d Cham ber of Commerce,
w ere solos by Miss Doris Zim m er
place, one at the U ndenom inational
H am m ar, king; A rth u r D ow sett.
close Thursday noon.
tem ple and th e o th er a t th e M etho
m an and Miss M ary Miller and a
w ith the sam e d ep artm en t of the
scribe; C. M. Q uicksall, captain of
d
ist
E
piscopal
church.
T
he
p
ro
q u a rte t num ber by H a rry B jur,
and under. Two only of the 340 Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college, have
hosts; A. R. Morgan, principal so
gram w hich w as given a t th e te m high school stu d en ts w ere eligible called m eetings of grow ers and
Jo h n O tt, Guy R usher and Roland
jo u rn er; C. E. Bush, Royal A rch
M argaret Joyce of Alma, N ebr., ple w as w ell attended and th e little to S an ta C laus' generosity a t tills business men in terested and a plan
Schedeen, V
cap tain ; W. W. M etzger, m aster of
is the youngest school teach er in Ja p an ese pupils of th a t S unday
is being w orked out to stabilize the
tim e.
T he b rief addresses by form er N ebraska to hold a sta te certificate.
the first veil; T. A. Johnson, m as
school took a prom inent p art.
p rune industry.
m em bers of th e high school w ere Only 15 y ea rs old, Miss Joyce is a
te r of the second veil; W. D. K in
Two Sunday school program s
At
th
e
Methodi&t
church
a
full
The plans favored th u s far by
listened to w ith in te rest, W alter g rad u a te of high school and is now
der,
m aster of the th ird veil; Geo.
w
ere
held
on
F
rid
ay
evening,
the
house greeted those who p a rtic i
m ost grow ers and p ack ers and
S chw edler rep rese n tin g th e Oregon teaching in a ru ral school. If you
J. C urrln, tre a s u re r; Jam es E lking-
know of a younger te ach er* th is pated in the program . P erh ap s the Zion E vangelical and the F ree b ro k ers is sim ple. On one hand
A g ricu ltu ra l college, R inar M att new spaper would
ton. se creta ry ; W. R. Johnson,
like to z eceive ou tstan d in g num ber of th e evening M ethodist. Both had a good a t
would probably be an organization
son th e U niversity of Oregon and nam e and age.
sentinel.
was th e pantom im e by seven girls, tendance and th e little folks ren- of th e p rune grow ers, and on the
A ilie B a rtell the Oregon sta te n o r
Follow ing are the officers in
th e ir recitatio n s and songs In ,
"Oh Zion H aste”, w hich w as sung dered
,
,
, „
, .
l other hand, an organization of the
m al. Roy Gibbs, a m em ber of class
stalled Into office of th e Blue
.
J,
. .
by Miss Rose P o tter, accom panied a pleasing m anner, followed by the packers.
The grow ers would pool
of 1916 of G resham Union high
lodge: A. W. Metzger, w orshipful
by Miss E lizabeth H orning. The custom ary tre a t, ’ It has often been th eir crop in locals. Most of them |
school, spoke and, am ong other
m
a ste r; W. J. Todd, senior w a r
a
m
a
tte
r
of
com
m
ent,
w
hat
magic
ch aracterizatio n of th e song was
favor selling through
packers.
things, stressed th e advisability of
A rth u r W. C utten and a h alf den; C. J. L undquist, ju n io r w ar
m ade by th e Misses D olores B aker, lies back of th e sm all bag or box P rices of hulk dried p ru n es can be
form ing an alum ni association.
dozen o th er Chicago speculators den; W. L. Corsage, se c re ta ry ; W.
L uetta W elling, Betty T horne, R e of candy and fru it th a t Is aw arded nam ed by the grow ers.
A catchy sk it entitled, “F u r and
have taken m ore th an $10,000,000 C. M etzger, tr e a s u re r;
George
gina H am m ar, Ruth S terling, V er the Sunday school atten d a n t at the
W a rm er” w as received w ith pleas
P ack ers could buy from the out of W all S tre e t in th e la st Honey, m arsh a l; E. W. E astm an,
C
h
ristm
as
pro
g
ram
?
S
carcely
is
Next Sunday will m ark the fifth non K elly and Gwendolyn Metzger.
th irty days. They “ played” Bald
u re by tho se present. Members of
<>“ >- grow ers only when they have o r win Locomotive stocks and its senior deacon; C. G. Schneider,
an n iv ersary of the p asto ra te of the Much praise was h eard of th is ex- i ,h ere a horae w here
th e senior class, P a u le tta Dowsett,
ders.
T
hus,
speculation
would
be
steady rise in value b ro u g h t tr e Junior deacon; Roy H. Gibbs, se n
Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted of Smifli cellent num ber, w hich w as coach- er 8'JOdies are not frequent visit-
D orothy Cooper, M ildred Kummel,
dim inished. M arkets would not m endous profits.
ior stew ard ; J. R, M artin, jun io r
ors,
h
ut
nothing
equals
th
e
annual
ed
by
Mrs.
H.
V.
W
ilhelm.
It
w
as
H arold Lew is, K enneth H orberg, M emorial P re sb y teria n church at
th u s be a lte rn a te ly g lu tted and
stew
ard ; A. M. McManus, ch ap
C
hristm
as
tre
a
t
to
dispel
th
e
cloud
Fairview , and a special service repeated a t th e com m unity p ro
Alvin K aser and H arold Dye m ade
cleaned out. P ru n es aw aiting sale
lain; W alter M etzger, tv le r;
A.
from
the
childish
brow
and
d
is
gram
a
t
th
e
high
school
on
th
e
suitable to th e occasion has been
up the c a st of ch a racters.
Meyers, past m aster, w as the in
pense good fellow ship. The secret through p ack ers could he put into
arran g e d by officers of the church. follow ing evening.
w arehouses
agreed
upon,
and
W. C. L aw rence m ade the p resen
sta llin g officer.
Standing room cam e n ear being m ust lie in the fact th a t the C h rist
T he Rev. Mr. H ollensted will
w
arehouse
receipts
issued
upon
ta tio n of football le tte rs to those
The in stallation cerem onies w ere
preach the serm on b ut an address at a prem ium at the grade school m as sp irit is at the bottom of th is
w hich money could be borrowed.
entitled to them.
followed
by a program w ith r e
gift
and
it
b
rin
g
s
its
own
good
w ill also be given by th e Rev. H. T h u rsd ay afternoon when Santa
The high school alum ni a re
All th is is agreeable to b ankers
freshm ents.
H. P ra tt of P o rtlan d , a form er p as Claus and his faithful reindeer cheer w ith it.
who have attended recen t prune
w orking tow ard th e end of an o r
Elvis Stockton figured in an a u
to r of th e church who, w ith his th ro u g h the courtesy of th e Oregon
T he C hristm as concert a t the m eetings.
I IvII Service Lxam liialiiin«.
g anization som e tim e in th e near
tom obile crash Monday evening at
Jo u rn a l m ade th e trip all th e way M ethodist Episcopal church on
wife, will be present.
The U nited S tates civil service
futu re, if p lans can be ca rrie d out.
From
the
money
paid
or
received
E ast 13th and M ultnomah stree ts
Among those fu rn ish in g special from Icy Cape to g reet tlje ch il Sunday evening w as especially I
com m ission announces the follow
m usical num bers w ill he a m ale dren of G resham . As usual the beautiful and w as g reatly enjoyed ( for dried p runes, a certain am ount in P o rtland, in w hich his m achine ing open com petitive exam ina
NEW YEAR'S DAY
per
pound
would
be
used
for
ad
slig h tly dam aged. The offend
TO BE OBSERVED q u a rte t consisting of W ittm er Mc grade school program was u nex by th e la rg e audience w hich m ore . v ertising purposes. This would be was
tions:
ing ca r w as a light coupe driven
Donald, W. E. Stone, E. M. Stone celled. Several p laylets and d rills th an filled th e auditorium . The
B lacksm ith, $1140 a year less
spent
u
nder
the
direction
of
the
by a man who took to his heels at
The observance of New' Y ear’s and George L um sden; Mrs. C lara added v ariety to th e recitatio n s and choruses w ere stirrin g and the
V arious a lively g ait a fte r the coupe had $120 for q u arte rs, heat, and light.
day w ill be general throughout L arsson and Mrs. L au ra B, H a r songs. W hen S an ta C laus and his special num bers w ell rendered. A grow ers and packers.
Cook, $780 to $900 a year.
G resham and vicinity. P ractically low of T routdale, who will sing a team of rein d eer m ade th e ir way duet w as sung by Mrs. H. H. Ott ■ am ounts per pound have been hug- I collided heavily w ith a telephone
L aundress, $600 a year.
g
e
s
te
d
#as
th
is
ad
v
ertisin
g
appro-
pole.
The
reason
for
th
e
m
an's
all busin ess houses a re p lanning to duet. Mr. McDonald will sing down th e aisle, they w ere given an and Mrs. H enry Sorensen. The
Shoe and H arness re p a ire r, $114»)
i speedy getaw ay w as not at first ap-
close, and groceries, m eat m arkets, solo, Mr, H ollensted is p asto r of ovation w hich would m ake m ost soloists w ere Mrs. Ott, Miss Rose p riation.
a year less $120 for q u a rte rs, heat,
At th e p rese n t tim e, th e C alifor- j p are n t to Mr, Stockton, but after
dry goods sto res and oth er m er the T routd ale com m unity church folks tu rn green w ith envy. S an ta P o tter, Miss G ertru d e A lexander
and light.
ca n tile estab lish m en ts will rem ain and also holds services a t H u rl- Claus w as accom panied by a tr u s and Dr. G eorge B. M allett. The n ia p rune grow ers are reorganiz- sizing up the situ atio n by th e odori
R eceipt of applications to close
open F rid a y evening for the ac hurt. M embers of all th ese con g re ty E skim o who assisted him in his w ork of Mrs. Jam es S terlin g at the ' nK under v irtu ally the sam e plan proceeding from th e sm all m a
December 30, 1926.
com m odation of patrons.
gations and th e ir friends are in v it labor of love to th e boys and girls. piano received m uch praise. Dr. as Is now favored for organization chine, It w as discovered th a t 50
The exam inations are to fill v a
The re g u la r holiday schedule of ed to take p a rt in th is in terestin g
of Oregon p rune grow ers. C alifor p ints of m oonshine w ere in th e car.
E verything gave w ay for th e fine M allett directed th e chorus.
cancies in th e Indian
service
By
th
e
tim
e
a
crow
d
had
gath
ered
nia
p
ru
n
es
have
had
m
illions
of
m ail service w ill be in effect at the celebration.
com m unity p ro g ram w hich w as
Much sym pathy has been ex- I d o llars spent on them in a d v e rtis and an inventory m ade of th e a s thro u g h o u t the sta te s of W ashing
local postoffice. T he g eneral de
ren d ered T h u rsd ay evening a t th e
pressed for th e homes w hich have ing and th e ad v ertisin g is to be sets on hand, 41 p in ts of th e am ber ton, M ontana, Oregon and Idaho,
livery w indow s w ill rem ain open F.
FROMMELT DIES
high school gym nasium . A h and
been
saddened th is C hristm as tim e I continued.
fluid had disappeared, as well as the and In positions req u irin g sim ilar
OF HEART TROUBLE some tre e stood n ear the platform
from 9 to 12, but th e re w ill be no
qualifications.
by th e e n tra n ce of death. A sad
delivery on th e routes.
b rillian tly illum inated. T he C h rist
little
H th e proposed plan Is carried driv er of th e car. An effort Is be
Full Inform ation and application
coincidence
w
as
th
a
t
of
a
F. J. F rom m elt, who has been m as caro ls, given by a hidden choir
i out, each p ack er and d istrib u to r ing m ade to ap p reh en d the coupe's blanks for the above exam inations
sixth
g
rad
e
school
girl,
Luella
seriously
ill
w
ith
h
e
a
rt
tro
u
b
le
for
HIGHWAY WATCHMEN
of voices, w ere beautiful, also th e
would dispose of all p ru n es possi ow ner w hen a w a rra n t w ill be may be obtained from th e secre
CALLED REAL HEROES the past eight m onths, died on succeeding num ber, th e glee clubs F race, w hose fu n eral w as held ble, b u t all would sell a t th e sam e sw orn out for his a rrest.
tary, 11th U. 8. civil service d is
the afternoo n of C hristm as day at dressed in flowing black gowns, T h u rsd ay aftern o o n during the price ra th e r th a if m ake sales on a
tric t, 207 P. O. building, S eattle, or
tim e th e C hristm as festivities were
Men having charge of the Colum th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es
Saxophone NO Years Old.
w ith w hite co llars and ca rry in g
cu t price. W hen p resen tatio n of
being held by her classm ates.
bia highw ay betw een C orbett and McBain, ea st of G resham , a t th e
You’d scarcely bellevo th e much the secretary of the board of U. S.
lighted ta p ers and singing C h rist
the plan is com pleted in different
th e county line deserve special age of 73 years, 11 m onths and 25
m
aligned
saxophone is Ju st 80 civil service exam iners, a t any first
The
com
m
unity
C
hristm
as
tree
m as selections. T h eir w ork show
countries, fully 1,500 p ru n e grow
m ention fo r th e ir efforts in keeping days. He w as born in S w itzerland
years
old,
having
been Invented by a or second-class postoffice w ithin
ed carefu l train in g under th e In a t th e in tersectio n of Main and ers will have heard It. T hese p re
th e road clea r of ice, rocks and and cam e to th e United S tates In
Belgian
nam
ed
Sax
in 1846. Like th is district.
stru ctio n of Miss Alice P rlndle. Powell stre e ts is lighted each eve lim inary m eetings are being held
T h ere a re also vacancies in the
d irt slides in o rd er th a t people 1881, settlin g two and a h alf m iles
m
any
inventors
he
died alm ost
The num bers from th e grade school ning and is expressive of th e sea to asce rta in th e g ro w ers’ attitu d e
Indian service, thro u g h o u t th e
m ay tra v e l in safety, according to ea st of T ro u td ale on S taggerw eed
penniless
at
riO.
H
is
w
ork
would
w ere in terestin g and well p re se n t so n ’s greetin g s to the w ayfarer. and w ork o u t satisfacto ry d etails
United StateH, In the follow ing po
th e O utlook's Columbia View cor mouixtain.
ed. They had been given in th e Much cred it is due Roy E. Cannon, w ith them. Follow ing th ese “In probably not have attain ed success
respondent, who says th a t during
T he deceased is survived by five school program e a rlie r in th e day. high school principal, for his zeal fo rm atio n ” m eetings, organization had not a fam ous c la rin e tist, La- sitions, and qualified persons in
terested In the follow ing positions
th e rec en t sle et storm they w orked sons and tw o d au g h ters, A lbert of
At th e o p portune m om ent Santa and unflagging in te rest in the com m eetings will be held In th e v a ri Febre, espoused Its use and In tro
should direct th e ir inquiry to the
n ig h t and day, w ithout any ex tra Mackey, Id ah o ; Alowin of San
duced
It
in
E
urope,
and
n
o
rth
and
Claus, in th e person of C. M. m unity program and in getting the ous p ru n e sections.
pay fo r th e ir efforts. T he m en Jose, C alifornia;
South A m erica. L aF eb re becam e U. S. civil service com m ission,
F ra n k of St. Q uicksall, m ade his welcome ap large tree Into place on the square.
At th ese organization m eetings,
W ashington, D. C.:
S u p erin te n
w ere o u t n ig h t and day on th e icy M ary’s, Idaho; R udolph and J o s
p earan ce and quickly won the Splendid cooperation has existed grow ers will sign up in local units, A m erica’s forem ost saxophone v ir
dent, T eacher, P hysician, N urse,
ro ad s w ith th e stinging sleet so eph of T ro u td ale ;
tuoso. He died in 1911.
Mrs. Jennie h ea rts of th e ch ild ren by his gen betw een Mr. Cannon and his corps
and then th ese local u n its will, in
sh a rp th a t they could scarcely Storm of San F rancisco, and Miss
The saxophone today Is said to Clerk, M atron, F arm er, S eam
iality. T hrough th e co u rtesy of of helpers and from the business tu rn , be affiiliated to g eth er Into a
keep th e ir eyes open. They w ere S uzanne F rom m elt of T routdale.
be
th e m ost popfllar of all In stru stress.
G resham business houses 500 sacks men of G resham to m ake the occa N orthw est organization. It is the
T his announcem ent is m ade by
forced ty eat cold lunches, and
m ents. A pproxim ately 400,001) per-
F u n eral arran g e m en ts are in th e of C hristm as tre a ts w ere d istrib u t sion one th a t sh all long be rem em
N orthw est organization th a t will | sons in the United S tates alone C. W. Paine, d istric t secretary.
w hen conditions w ere at th e ir hands of th e G ates F u n eral home.
ed to th e ch ild ren 12 y ears of age bered by th e children.
deal w ith th e packers.
w o rst th ey did not get tim e for T he service w ill be held in St.
now play th is In stru m en t. The
Laundry Work W anted.
Should any county fall to sign pop u larity of ¿he saxophone is a t
Oiseases
of
Civilization.
even th a t.
Jo sep h 's ch u rch on w est Powell
Will tak e w ashing and Ironing a t
AGED
PIONEER
DIES
(By
Dr.
Jo
h
n
G
aines.)
up 85 per cent of Its acreage, or- trib u ted largely to th e fact th a t it my home. Have elec tric w asher.
T hese h eroes w orked on C h rist Valley road T h u rsd ay m orning
AFTER LONG SUFFERING
The civilized w orld possesses ad- I ganizatton w ork will stop. N othing |
one of the e a sie st in stru m e n ts to Mrs. Alta T ru itt, G resham , phone
m as day, w hen everybody w as en at 10 o’clock, w ith in term en t in St.
vantages over th e uncivilized; all b u t success Is forecast, how ever, m aster, and th a t Its tone ap p ro a ch 366x.
tf
joying th e ir fine dinners. They Jo sep h 's cem etery.
D eath came Sunday m orning to except in th e m a tte r of health. for th e plan is th e one m ost g en e r es m ost closely th e hum an voice.
m u st not n eglect th e ir work, for
T he m ost significant new y e a r’s release from suffering a pioneer f,oo|[ a t our form idable a rra y of ally approved by th e now u n o rg an
th e rocks w ould come down and In
P erh ap s it's th e abuse of th e jazz
greetin
g th a t h as reached th e edi se ttle r of the T ro u td ale neighbor- ! H fe-destroyers, th a t w ere unknow n ized grow ers, fully 90 per cent hav In stru m en t th a t gives you some
te rfe re w ith those on th e ir way to
C ancer—un- ing expressed them selves as ready m isgivings when It is m entioned.
to r is th e follow ing: “ May th e hood, Mrs. E lizabeth M atilda Coons 1 to th e cave-m an:
th e fine d in n e rs aw aiting them.
W aldrlp, who passed aw ay at th e known to th e A borigine. Constl-
new
year
brin
g
to
you
such
b
less
to Join w ith th e new idea.
“Did you ever ap p reciate th e ir
Tuesday, Dec. 28, 8 P. M. Regu
fam ily home at th e age of 75 y ears, |P _____
at,on . p are n t of _ a hundred serl-
lar m eeting of G resham P ost A m er
efforts,” a sk s this correspondent. ings as will form a w o rth y p a rt In
No More Congressmen.
.
. „
.
. .. ous conditions— the A m erican In-
A te n tativ e co n tra ct has been
at
H ouse leaders of the present con ican le g io n and A uxiliary
"On th e farm you pay a m an $3.50 a program for both tim e and e te r 1 m onth and 29 days. Elizabeth fjian never heard of it. Colitis, ap- considered by the grow ers, and
G rcshum G range hall. In stallatio n
W allace was born In Springfield, , pendlcltls, hem orrhoids— all clvll-
g
ress
have
agreed
th
a
t
th
e
re
will
a day and a good dinner, but if he n ity.” T hat sets one to thinking.
will be given later consideration.
of officers In both organizations.
M issouri, and was bro u g h t w ith her Ized adornm ents!
w orks m ore th an eight hours there
T he p rin cip al thing in the gro w er's not be an Increase of th e 435 m em
Over 500.000 m an u factu red doors p are n ts across th e plains by ox
N euritis in all its form s— none
Dec. 28, 29, 30—A nnual conven
bers under any re-ap p o in tm en t
is a dem and for e x tra pay. W hat
have been shipped from P o rtlan d team at the age of th ree m onths. ' for th e H ottentot. U lcers of the co n tra ct is th a t he pool his pru n es
tion Oregon S tate T each ers asso
ab out th e men on th e county
digestive tra c t—no Zulu or sikh ] w ith oth er m em bers of his local or- Bcheme th a t may be broached th is ciation, Lincoln high, P o rtlan d .
to foreign p o rts d u rin g th e past
On J a n u a ry 2, 1870, she was ever had one. P yo rrh o ea—the can- g a n | zatton. The co n tract also pro w intpr. T hat abnorm al num ber
ro ad ?”
year.
united in m arriag e to W. H. Coons nibals had th e finest teeth explor- vides th a t th e local u n it sh all en w as reached In the ap pointm ent of
W ednesday Evening, Dec. 29—
F o r re a l estate loans see or call
who passed aw ay A ugust 27, 1911. ers ever saw. Did you ever hear q t te r Into an agreem ent w ith other 1911, and it Is very probable th a t Admission of new m em bers to
P
hone
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b
sc
rip
tio
n
s
to
1561.
the
Siw
ash
Indian
having
dyspep
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
hand.
To th is union seven ch ild ren w ere sia? A Hopl having gout? A Sen- cooperative
p ru n e
associations It will stand u n til afte r th e 1930
born, John, Jess, Claude and Milo egam bian with "b lood-pressure?” (locals) and o th ers Interested In census, when som ething will have
Dec. 31—W atch night service
Coons and Mrs. F red Pelton of Any apoplexy am ong th e Sem i m ark etin g pru n es of th e N o rth to be done to re d istrib u te and M ethodist Episcopal church.
T ro u td ale, Mrs. H. A. Shields of nóles? H ea rt disease has never w est, to p u t on a cam paign for ad equalize th e congressional re p re
caused th e death of a noble Red
Dec. 31—W atch night service at
P o rtlan d and Mrs. C. O. S u th erlan d Man! Q ueer. Isn’t It?
vertising, it being provided th a t sen tatio n th ro u g h o u t th e country.
Swedish Mission church, beginning
! of S eattle. She Is also survived by
W
hen
we
stop
to
think,
the
facts
'
th
is
will
be
effective
only
if
gro\v-
Beginning Januar, 1, 1927.
9 o'clock.
five g ran d ch ild ren and a g rea t ; are asto u n d in g ; perh ap s th e health- ers rep resen tin g 85 per cen t of th e
Raising the Lim it on Saving«.
; lest bread ever made, w as from tonnage of the in d u stry sh all en ter
MON ■ grandchild.
s mos
P o stm aster G eneral New has I New Y ear's day— Hi-Y skiing
TW IC E-A -W EEK
corn k ern e ls pulverized between
«1.1«
The deceased has lived In the heavy stones, th e m eal mixed with j into the agreem ent.
asked congress to Increase from p arty at G overnm ent Camp.
GRESHAM OUTLOOK .............................
I vicinity of T ro u td ale p ractically all w ater to th e proper consistence,
New Y ear’s Eve — Rockwood
The co n tra ct as suggested has $2,500 to $5,000 th e balance p erm it
! of her life. She had been seriously and baked upon b rlck-llke earth , o th er legal cooperative provisions ted for a depositor In a postal sav G range hall dance.
, ill since A ugust of th is year of a ■ under th e em bers of an outdoor and allow s a grow er to w ithdraw ings banfr.
; fire.
At least It produced th e
New Y ear's Eve — C edarville
ch ro n ic ailm ent. Relief was. af- ! h ealth iest hum an beings, even If It ! each year If he wishes. It pro
m asquerade.
One y ear, $1.50
Six m onths, 85c
. T h ree m onths, 50c
T
he
W
ant
Ad
way
Is
th
e
way
to
forded her a t tim es and everything | d)fI fts "tick lin g ” below th e palate, vides, too, th a t a grow er may sell
success.
New Y ear’s Eve — Dance at
was done th a t was possible, but
kernel of w heat possesses oix- his p ru n es green. P rovisions are
.........-i----- r - r r Sandy I. O. O. F. hall.
Combination Rates with Portland Bailie«
she failed to rally from th e final 1 teen n u tritiv e Ingredients.
Our also m ade for proper g rad in g and
a d istrib u tin g o rg an izatio n such as
en terp risin g mill men rem ove 15 of
attack .
Jan . 3— Re-opening of G resham
On and
PRESEN T
th e N orthw estern P ru n e E xchange.
these. In o rd er to sell us a flour \ handling.
Jan . 1,
RATE
F u n eral services w ere held th is th a t will m ake som ething pretty!
GRESHAM OUTLOOK and—
T he o th er local u n it suggestion high and grade schools.
W hile the plan already described
$6.80
, $6.30
forenoon a t the G resham F u n eral He puts I n * lot of study on the has been th e favored one for local is th a t the g ro w ers m erely pool
DAILY OREGONIAN.........................
Ja n u a ry 5— High school P aren t-
8.50
'8.00
p arlo rs and in term en t m ade In m edicinal p ro p erties of food con ! o rganizations, tw o oth er ideas have th e ir p ru n es and pack such p o r T eacher association.
DAILY and SUNDAY OREGONIAN
tain
in
g
vitam
ines,
In
o
rd
er
th
a
t
7.00
6.50
D ouglas cem etery.
DAILY JOURNAL .............................
they m ay be highly cotnm erclal- been suggested. The first of these tions as could be sold th ro u g h
Jan . 8, 1927—Colum bia G range
8.75
8.25
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Ized: if he doesn’t, he m ight do so is for grow ers in any locality to b ro k ers or o th e r p ru n e packers, m eeting at Corbett.
DAILY and SUNDAY JO U R N A L..
6.00
In su ran ce funds for farm lo a n s ., to his d istin ct profit. To go back pool th e ir p ru n es, then pack and selling th e rem ain d er In hulk
5.50
PORTLAND TELEGRAM ...............
Jan. 12— Concert by Gresham
No com m ission or brokerage. Very is im possible—but th e savage was
1 d istrib u te them them selves through th ro u g h p ack ers or brokers.
band.
ra te s strictly in advance.
easy term s. B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
a h ealthy m an!
Keep this for reference.
Fairview Church Will?
Observe Anniversary
Liquor Laden Car
Car Has Smash-up
New Rates on Gresham Outlook
From Now Until January 1, 1927