Gresham outlook., March 08, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

GRFSHIM
ROCKWOOD
LUSTED
OUTLOOK, TUESDAY,
M1RCH
8,
1927
RAGE THREE
SANDY BLUFF
elected as a lte rn a te delegate to re p ­ LAST KITES HELD FOB
friends. In term en t w as m ade in Multnomah ( amp lias Im ih ersary.
resen t th e clerg y at th e sam e
D ouglass cem etery.
MRS.
EMMA
JOHNSON
Im p o rta n t im provem ents are be­
T he 36th an n iv ersary banquet of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo e n te r­ synod. A p asto r's ch o ru s w as o r­
Special m usical num bers will be
ing m ade at the Rockwood grange a featu re of th e meeting of the tained at d inner Sunday, Mr. and
Camp No. 77. Woodmen of the
A
larg
e
num
ber
of
sym
pathizing
( a r d nt T h an k '.
ganized at the conference "which
h all. T he stage is bing co nsider­ Lusted P aren t-T each er association Mrs. Ray W ilkenson and boys and
We desir7~to"‘th a n k "o u r friends W orld' was he,d la8t MondaJr n ‘«ht
will include Mr. Sandeen as a m em ­ friends g ath ered at th e S aron L u th ­
ably enlarged and electric light F riday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atkins and
ber. T his ch o ru s w ill be heard In e ra n ch u rch on Monday afternoon and neighbors for th e ir kindness *n t *le C rystal room of the Benson
and b eautiful flowers during the hotel. About 300 m em bers and a
sw itches installed for th e foot A ugusta H ahn w ill render a w h ist­ ch ild ren and in th e aftern o o n all
Powell V alley in connection w ith to pay. th e ir last resp ects to the illness and death of o u r beloved few Woodmen of oth er cam ps In
lights. A late style drop cu rta in ling solo, Guy D. Jones w ill sing m otored to Crown Point.
m
em
ory
of
Mrs.
Emma
Louisa
m other.
evangelistic m eetings to be held in
th e city w ere present. Follow ing
w ill replace th e old one. W. P. and th e re w ill be selections by
A. C. Brow ning was in P o rtlan d May. A $200,000 h o sp ital is being Johnson who passed aw ay at the
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olseu.
one of th e finest banquet d inners
L andes is in charg e of the a lte r a ­ Nellie and P a tty Greenwood of Bull over Sunday.
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erected a t A storia by th e co n fer­ home of her daughter, Mrs. Bert
th e re was a long program of sp eak ­
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Radford ence in w hich the Powell Valley Olsen on March 3 afte r an illness
Run. A pie eatin g contest by eight
FAIRVIEW
ing and en tertain m en t. The cam p
At a special business m eeting of sm all boys w ill be of in terest. A gave a dinner M arch 1 in honor of uiuiiu
ch u rch w ill bear
sh a re oi
of mv
th e I *’x ,e »d‘UK O 'er the g reatei p a rt of
urm a a snare
The F airview P aren t-T each er a s ­ has n early 7500 m em bers, is th e
th e Rockwood P aren t-T each er a s ­ candy sale will be conducted by the the 16th an n iv ersary of the m a r­ cost.
; a
sociation w ill give a one-act com ­ la rg e st in the order, and is grow ­
sociation held on F rid a y it w as de­ sew ing club g irls, the proceeds of riag e of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo.
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i A profusion of beautiful flowers.
edy entitled, “A in't Women W on­ ing in num bers and influence.
cided to give a silver tea on March w hich is to be used to defray th eir Tw elve guests w ere present.
PLEASANT VIEW AVENUE ' for w hich th ere was scarcely room. d erfu l?” at th e schoolhouse F riday
Many m em bers a re resid en ts of
11 at the schoolhouse. A m usical expenses to the O. A. C. sum m er
On th e evening of March 2 a s u r ­
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I show ed th e esteem in w hich the de-
evening, March 11, beginning a t 8 G resham and ea ste rn M ultnom ah
fe a tu re of the evening w ill be a school. D onations of candy are de­ prise w as given on Mrs. H. H. W at­
The next m eeting of the Ladles ceased w as held in the com m unity.
o'clock.
R efreshm ents w ill be county.
lad ies' F rench h arp band co n sist­ sired. R efreshm ents w ill be served kins in honor of her birthday.
Aid will be held at th e home of Mrs. Mrs. K arl H agberg ren d ered a solo,
served. The cast of c h a ra c te rs is
ing of seven m em bers. All are co r­ at the conclusion of the program .
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck M antor of M illard Bliss M arch 17.
“All th e W ay," and Mrs. Enoch
L au ra Epping, Mrs. L ester Camp-
Forced to Move,
dially invited to be present.
V ancouver w ere w eek-end visitors
A 500 card p arty w as held S atu r- j Sandeen, "T he Home of th e Soul." bell M arjie Epping, Mrs. Richard
W“ "
»nd pain ts at recuded
L uncheon guests a t th e hom e of
w ith Mr. and Mrs. C. J. W ilkenson. day evening at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Lundbom accom panied .. , _
» . i o.
...
..
prices.
Todd, the P ain t m an,
GILLIS
A
fldorson:
M
arie
S
tu
art,
Mrs.
E
arl
[G
resham
._Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. W illard Cook during
Mrs. A. J. A ult spent Sunday Mrs. Cleveland Bliss. Lunch w as them at th e organ. An an them was
M cLiw ain; Ja n e C laggett, Beryl |
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The people of Gillis and Powell w ith her m other, Mrs. Byron.
th e p ast week w ere Mrs. E lsie
served late in th e evening. The also given by th e choir.
In
su
ran
ce
funds
for farm loans.
K
it.g;
Chloe,
Mrs.
Bonner.
P assm ore, Mrs. H. F. Dye, Mrs. Otis Valley ap p re cia te the early m orn­
C larence Brow ning spent a cou­ next p a rty will be held at the hom e
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
T he Rev. Enoch Sandeen deliv­
ing
stage
for
P
o
rtlan
d
w
hich
was
F ish er, Mrs. P. T horsen and Mrs.
ple of days in P o rtlan d on business. of Mr. and Mrs. W alter E delm an on
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
iiix k : ii ii n k : n n > h :
ered a serm on in Sw edish from the
put on tw o w eeks ago by th e Dun-
C harles Woodflll.
A. J. A ult w as over W ednesday the evening of M arch 12.
T he loss of p ro p erty by tire d u r­
subject,
"M
ary
at
the
G
rave,”
and
Stage com pany.
This and assisted Mr. H aw orth in b la st­
T he Rockwood g ran g e is m aking tho rp e
Mrs. Ben H alstead, who has been also spoke in E nglish from the ing th e year 1926 was enorm ous
D on't forget sa u e rk ra u t as a w in­
p lan s for a play “U ncle Rube” to stage leaves J. M. H illy ard ’s re si­ ing stum ps.
ill, is now on th e w ay to recovery. w ords, “Life, a Rom ance or a and th e F arm ers M utual F ire Re­ te r standby, and a source of v ita­
lief asso ciatio n of P o rtlan d , O re­ mins.
be given a t th e grange hall on F ri­ dence at 5:45 each m orning with
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. W ilkenson and
A b irth d ay p arty w as given W ed­
Clifton H illyard as driver.
It G. S. W ilkenson w ere over to Wm. nesday in honor of th e sixth b irth ­ | T rag ed y ?” T he p allb ea re rs w ere gon, had its sh a re of losses, but all
day evening, M arch 18.
P. A. Johnson, Andrew Rydberg, a re adjusted and paid. E verything
Mrs. Sim pson en tertain ed th e 500 reaches G resham at 6:10, leaves W ilkenson's near Vancouver. C. J. day of L eonard H arm an. Those
I C arl Nelson, A. C. S w ard. F ranz looks prom ising for th e com ing
HYACINTHS & TULIPS
clu b at the home of her sister Mrs. P o rtlan d on th e re tu rn trip at 10:30 did some stum p b lastin g for Wm. present w ere Vivian. M arjorie and
year. Ail those w anting coo p era­
M attson and C. A. L indgren.
tive in su ran ce please w rite th e
Max R nehle recently. Mrs. F e a r­ and arriv es a t G illis a t 11:30 a. m. W ilkenson.
Hazel T u rn er, Dale R ittenhouse,
in pots.
ing, Mrs. Falk, Mrs. C hristensen
Je ss H ite got 500 little chicks Iren e and Isabelle Bliss, Jean and 1 Emma L ouisa H edm an w as horn m ain office, room 402, Stock E x­
A d aughter w as born to Mr. and
change Building, P o rtlan d , or call , Flowerlair P lants A Ferns
a n d Mrs. Moore shared in th e Mrs. Ed K linski a t th e P ortland from C. J. W ilkenson the first of W ayne H all, Norma H ornecker, I in Gefle, Sweden, A ugust 25, 1864. on H. W. Snushall, G resham , phone
and
cam
e
to
Am
erica
w
ith
h
er
sis-
th e week.
prizes.
2101.—Adv.
san itariu m on M arch 1.
Irene, Melvin and Russell Ash-
for sale.
.
Mrs. A. J. Ault w as at Sandy for brem
er, i I.enna r.
Borges. v F i lora and i te rs in 1881. se ttlin g a t Clav Cen-
The q u ara n tin e w as lifted last
At Brown's Meat Market
Piano Tuning.
Olson te r ' K ansas, in Septem ber of th at
CORBETT
T hursday at th e residence of Mrs. a few days carin g for her d au g h ter R u thella E delm an, D ora
P iano tu n in g , $3.50. Piano and
year. In 1888 she moved to Cnll-
Mrs.
K
rebs
who
w
as
ill,
b
u
t
is
b
et­
Cleveland Bliss, G eorge and H arry
Sadie Chase for her son Raymond
or phone 306.
.. . „
, . ____ ,
____ fo rn ia and rem ained th e re for th e o rg an rep airin g . F red B. Jones,
T he Rev. Mr. S aunders of P ort
5 ost, Rov and L eonard H arm on.
2625, 49th stre e t 8. E„ P ortland.
Chase who co n tracted d ip h th eria te r now.
„
.
.
.
,
follow
ing
ten
years.
L
ater
she
GRESHAM
land preached a very forceful and
Phone TAbor 8952 or G resham
G. C. W ilkenson and wife visited F rien d s cam e from P ortland for
,
several w eeks ago. He has now
„
w ent to K ansas w here, on F ebru- 1561.—Adv.
in te restin g serm on Sunday m orn
GREENHOUSES
Sunday
afternoon
w
ith
G.
S.
Wil
the
evening.
recovered his usual health.
ing. H e also ta u g h t the Bible class
kenson and wife.
Mrs. P e a rl H arpole of P o rtlan d ary 22. 1899, she w as united in n Don't lay down th e puper till you
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed H am il­
Flowers for all occasions
m arria g e w ith C harles Johnson
in Sunday school. Special m usic
visited w ith her sister Mrs. Ben ,
have read the W ant Ads.
I
who
preceded
her
in
death
seven
for the services w as a vocal duet ton March 1 a t th e ir home in P o rt­
H alstead on W ednesday afternoon.
POWELL VALLEY
17
by P e a rl and Mabel C ham berlain land, a 7% -pound son who has been
L. G. Seifer w ent to G ervais Mon- 1 ypars lg" They moved to Powell
nam
ed
W
illiam
H
ubert.
Mrs.
H
am
­
accom panied by Mrs. P. D. S ettle-
T he Saron L u th eran Ladies Aid dav to atten d the fu n eral of his ' V al,ey ,n 1903 and 8P,t,Pd on the
m eier. T here will be preaching ilton was form erly Miss Mary will m eet at th e church on T h u rs­ m other who died at her d au g h ter's farm w here they lived u n til each
, w as called by death.
services next Sunday follow ing E lliott.
day afternoon a t 2 o'clock. Mrs. home in P o rtlan d of pneum onia.
W illiam H. E lliott, who recently Simon Lind will be the hostess for
S unday school at 10:30 and special
Mrs. Jo h n so n is survived by a
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Nelson of
m usic by an o rch e stra from P o rt­ m ade his debut by singing a role in the occasion. A cordial invitation Bonneville w ere Sunday visitors at I d au g h ter Mrs. B ert Olsen, who has
grand opera, is now reh e arsin g for Is extended to all.
land.
the home of the la tte r ’s p aren ts, resided at th e home place since her
tw
o additional operas w ith the
m arriag e. She also leaves tw o sis­
Columbia grange held its re g u la r
T he Rev. Enoch Sandeen, S. M. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. P reston.
te rs. Mrs. M argaret M artin of
m onthly m eeting S aturday, M arch sam e com pany, the productions to Staffenson and Miss H ilda Staffen­
It is early yet but it is w ell to Bloom ington, Illinois, and Mrs. C.
5. A splendid banquet w as spread be given some tim e in May.
son attended the annual m eeting of
S unday din n er g u ests at the th e Columbia conference of th e Au- begin early to form the habit of W. B acklund of Bala, K ansas, also
a t noon, followed by th e lecture
h our, in charge of Mrs. D ella home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. H ill­ g u sta n a L u th eran synod held at carefu ln ess w ith reg ard to fire. a b ro th er Ju liu s Hedman of O ak­
H enkle. V isitors p resen t w ere P o­ yard w ere Miss M ildred B u rt and Mt. Vernon, W ashington, during the This year, we are inform ed, th e land, California.
m ona M aster F red C rane and Mrs. El win Thom pson, both of P ortland. p ast week. T here w ere p resen t 33 fire laws a re to be m ore rigorously
Mrs. Johnson has been a faithful
E. L. E llio tt and fam ily who have p asto rs, as m any lay delegates and enforced th an ever before.
C rane of Rockwood and Mrs. North
m em ber of the L u th eran ch u rch for
been on the sick list for several m any visitors. Dr. Ju liu s S tu re
of P ortland.
m any years. She was a w om an of
lihifl ('ll E l KOI,FT sedanette, 2 new tires, new Duco ¿“ lA n
For low est rate s on autom obile,
w as elected a t th is m eeting as
Mrs. Jam es Ross is visiting her days are now recovering.
o verhauled m o to r.................................................................. • '.j v t l
ste
rlin g c h a racter, beloved in the
tru ck and general in su ran ce see
synodical delegate to the an n u al B. W. T horne.—Adv.
d au g h ter, Mrs. L au ra Sam uelson
home circle and leaves a host of
1920 FRANKLIN to u rin g , g lass enclosure, dandy d> J P A
COTTRELL
m eeting of the synod to be held at
a t Kellogg, California.
m otor, and w ith lic en se......................................................
Omaha.
N
ebraska,
in
Ju
n
e
of
th
is
Mr. and Mrs. L. A rneson m otored
E. L. A bbott of P o rtlan d re c e n t­
to T he D alles, Sunday.
I92."i OVERLAND sedan, new Duco finish, new balloon d'OCR
ly purchased 35 acres of th e old year. The Rev. Mr. Sandeen w as
tire s, and with 1927 lic e n se ..................................................
Mrs. R. P. R asm ussen w as taken Dan R obertson farm from Mrs.
ill F riday night at th e ir place near N ora M cIntosh. Abbott w ill put a
1923 CHEVROLET coupe, w ith new Duco, good tires, C 0 7 T
the Sandy riv er and retu rn ed to her m an on the place, a p a rt of w hich
and nt w iii ' ii • ......................................
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home at The D alles S aturday.
w ill be set to berries. George
Beers of Sandy m ade th e deal.
1922 FORD coupe, with license and new D u co ..
LV. PORTLAND
,V. GRESH AM
PLEASANT VALLEY
A fter the re g u la r P.-T. A. m eet­ P a r k a n il Y a m lilll
H o w e ll * K o tie rt»
ing last F riday night an old-tim e
B E a c o n 8181
P h o n e 1823
Fime and money saved by con­
1934 ( HEVROLFT roadster, disc clutch, 1927 license.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. S ager visited program w as enjoyed w hich in clu d ­
7 :30 a. m ., S. L.
•6 :45 a. m .. S. L.
venient
telephone methods of
Mrs. S ag er's m other, Mrs. Simmons ed old-tim e songs, m usic and rec i­
8 :30 a . m .. P .,V .
•7 00 a. m ., P. V.
1921 LORO touring, 1927 license, b attery Ignition gear (?OfrA
9 30 a. m ., B. L.
8 :30 a. m , B. L.
buying or selling are actual cash
at V ancouver, W ashington, last tatio n s. A very large crow d was
9 :50 a. m , S. L.
9 :00 a. in., S L.
shift, and oth er e x tr a s .....................................................
0 :30 a. n r , P . V.
9 :30 a. m ., P. V
profits on your telephone invest­
Sunday.
p rese n t and refresh m en ts w ere
1 :30 a. m ., B. I . .
10 :30 a. m ., B. L
1921 OVERLAND "R ed-bird" touring, dandy new Duco (? 1 7 T
Miss Alice Richey w as home over served.
1 50 a. m , S L.
11 :00 a. m ., S. L.
ment.
2:30 P- m . P . V.
11 30 a. m ., P V.
finish, good sh a p e .................................................................... rp 1 I O
th e week-end, re tu rn in g to Mon­
E arl McCurdy, of P ocatella,
1 :30 P m .. B. L.
12 . 30 P- m , B. L. .
2
:.30
V.
!
1
:30
m
.,
P
.
m
.,
P
.
V.
P
P
m outh norm al Sunday afternoon.
Idaho, visited a t the Brophy home
1923 FO Itll coupe, disc w heels, ltu x tell and o th er ex- (?»)r7f7
2 60 P m ., S. L.
2 :00 P- m ., S. L . 1
Mrs. P ark Combs of Delence, for a few days la st week.
3 :30 P- m . B. !..
2 30 P m , B. L.
tras. Also 1927 lic e n se ...................................................
4 :30 P- m .. P V.
3 30 P m , P. v - 1
, Oregon, is visiting at th e home of
5 :30 P- rn.. B. L.
3 :50 P m , S. L.
5 :50 P- m .. S. L. '
4 :30 P m .. B. L . '
h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
6 30 P. m ., P. V.
5 :30 P m ., P . V.
HILLSVIEW
1922 FORD d eliv ery ................... ..............................................
0 :00 P- m ., P V .
¡6 :4 5 P m „ S. L.
K esterson.
I :00 P. m , S. L.
+7 :00 P in., P V.
Miss B ertha E vans of Good S a­
L. A. Sehorn and fam ily have
1 :30 P- m .. B. L.
t7 :1 5 P- m , B. L.
1923 CHEVROLET to u rin g ............... .......................................
m a ritan hospital, spent T hursday moved to P o rtlan d , w here Mr. Se­
•D a ily e x c e p t S u n d a y s a n d 1 0
aftern oon at th e hom e of her p a r­ horn will be em ployed for several
t S a t u r d a y s . S u n d a y s a n d h o lid a y s.
¡ T u e s d a y s a n d T h u rs d a y s .
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Evans.
m onths in th e sale of used cars.
S. L .—S ectio n L in e ro a d .
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. T u rn e r visited
P . V .— P o w ell V a lle y ro a d .
Mention to an ad v e rtise r th a t you
w ith relativ es at Banks, Oregon,
B. L .— B a se L in e ro a d .
saw
his
ad.
in
th
e
Outlook.
la st Sunday. Mr. T u rn e r's m other
Phone ISO I
Gres li Kin
re tu rn e d home w ith them.
O w ned a n d o p e r a te d by
Mrs. G. H. K esterson is home
GEO. LEWIS & SON
from (¿pod S am aritan hospital,
w here she w ent for tre a tm e n t some
tim e ago.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d w ere
I 11
ra hurt Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Putnam of Corvallis,
Oregon, visited over Sunday w ith
h e r sister. Mrs. G. H. Richey.
J. F. W ing and Fred V andeberg
of L ents w ere Valley visito rs S un­
AND
day.
A son w as born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jo sep h P illste r of P lea san t Valley
on T hursday, March 3. T he boy
h as been named H erbert Joseph.
E a sier
AU are Exceptional Buys
Do You Buy or Sell ?
Portland-Gresham Stage
$125
$25«
6-
4
$150
$150
O regon T elephone C o .
WALTER W. METZGER
WALL
PAPER
PAINTS
sets a
VICTORY
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
T h a t’s us. B ring your ca r here
for an y rep a irs, adjustm ents or
p a rts for the s ta rte r, generator,
sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc.
W ork done by an expert and is pos­
itively guaranteed. We c a rry a
com plete line of Ignition parts.
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
Mr«. Robert Blair
Accredited
H ic k
Hekool
or «lo lla
Hu are forced to more
to neu' location.
It. Cufl Ot f>honr
n
r i
r'w
l a r k W atarday, koaie o f M rs. W
J. O tt, A re tk a m , Oregon.
r «
value
for the dollar
A new process w h ich rep els ru s t— a
b e tte r fe n c e — a lo n g er-life fence —
th a t
much heavier gahaniong—AND
NO EXTRA PRICE.
always
C o m e in an d learn ho w A m e ric a n
Z in c In su la te d Feme will save you
suanv d o llars of yearly fen ce co st.
A. IV. Metzger & Co.
( ’. T. HUDGE CO.
is the
The Winchester Store
I 329 E M orrison St.
P o rtlan d , Ore.
SEE ( HAS. A. ROGERS
G resbam . Oregon.
Phone 3666
New Rates on Gresham Outlook
COAL
BRIQUETS
TW ICB-A W EEK
I
EKSTRO.M TRUCK SERVICE
Daily Trips to Portland
Gresham
l’hone
IASI
Powell
and
Maple
Portland
F t Ea«t Taylor
Phone KAst « * •
« MOB.
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A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
T eaeker
O rch e stra tra in in g given to a ll
students.
w a te r . /4 fihhtauiiee Air Power
ff'aler Syi/em does a w a y w ith th is
p a r t o f w a s h d a y w o r k , a n d su p p lie s
a n a b u n d n ic e o f h o t w a te r , to o ,
r / h t o u t o f t h e f a u c e t.
Y o u a ls o c a n h a v e s o f t w a te r . A n d
t h e s p r in g o r w e ll w a t e r c o m e s d ire c t
th r o u g h t h e p ip e s a b s o lu te ly fre sh .
N o s t o r e d w a te r . A w a te r system
d o e s a w a y w i t h a l o t o f h a r d w o rk
o b o u t t h e b a r n . I t ’s t h e b e s t Invest*
m e n t an y fa rm e r can m ake. W h y
h a n d l e w a te r t h e h a r d w w by
h a n d w h e n y o u c a n h a n d k It
b e t t e r BY M ACH INERY!
Reduced I
The second coyote to be killed
th is w inter in the V ictory neigh­
borhood w as landed recently by
Bob S trebin w ith the assistan ce of
h is hounds. It w as a fine big fel­
low and sold for $10. T he first one
w as killed by Ja k e M cCreary
e a rlie r in th e season.
T he re g u la r m eeting of the Vic­
to ry P aren t-T ea ch e r
association
will be held at th e schoolhouse on
F rid ay evening. March 11. a t 8
o'clock, instead of on th e th ird F ri­
day of th e m onth as usual. The
m ain fe a tu re of the program will
be a le ctu re on “ Indians of the
N orthw est", by th e Rev. A. 8.
Hisey.
SUM
$1.10
( omblnallon Kales with Portland Dallies
! GRESHAM OUTLOOK and—
DAILY OREGONIAN ...............................
DAILY and SUNDAY OREGONIAN.. . .
DAILY JO U R N A L .....................................
I DAILY and SUNDAY JOURNAL..........
PORTLAND TELEGRAM .......................
Keep this for referenre.
$«80
8 50
7.00
8 75
<00
All rates strletly In adsanee.
3 MOB
«Or
Standard o f
Comparison
Wa/ier W. Metzger
GRESHAM
SALE«* A SERVICE
Paone ISOl