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VOL. 17, NO. «
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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
New Phone Directory
Favorably Received
GRESHAM TEMPLE
SERVII ES ANNOUNCED
JAPANESE ASKS
IRRIGATION
Troutdale Garage
Damaged by Fire
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, MARCH Is. 1U27
K1O11T
Outlook Cooking
School Is Popular
#2.00 Per Year
PLEASANT HOME
0. A. C. Military Rand
Will Give Concert
T he services at the P leasan t
The topic for th e serm on Sunday
Home B aptist church next Sunday
afternoon at G resham T em ple will
will be under th e auspices of the
| be "M oses, the Man of God. C hrist,
B aptist L aym en’s League of P o rt
land both m orning and evening,
F re sh from th e hands of th e I th e Son of Man,” The service w ill
F ire, believed to be of incendi
Com pared w ith the college bands
Sunday school m eets at 10 o’clock. of the Pucific coast in train in g , ap
p rin te rs com es the 1927 telephone begin at 2 o'clock with a song s e r ary origin, badly dam aged the
Mrs. F red Johnson and Miss Jes^ pearance and in stren g th , the O. A.
d irecto ry of the Oregon T elephone vice and special m usic w hich is Chevrolet g ara g e at T ro u td ale of
, sie N asshahn w ere delegates to the
com pany, the corporation w hich su re to be Interesting. T he Rev. w hich R ichard K p arr is th e p ro
C. m ilitary hand scheduled to ap
Older G irls'c o n fe re n c e held at Cor-
h as m erged the in te re sts of the
P ‘tts w il> preach both after- p rieto r, at about 2 o’clock T h u rs
pear here Friday, March 25. for a
I vallis last week. They rep resen ted co n cert and dance is rated as one
fo rm er M ultnom ah and C lackam as noon and evening. The m eeting be day m orning. Mrs. L au ra T iller,
,h e B a p tist Sunday school. They of the best. Many of Its form er
County M utual T elephone com pany. gins at 7:30 in th e evening. S un who lives acro ss th e stre e t from
day shool s ta rts at 10. It is being th e building, h eard th e cra ck lin g of
j
rep o rt a m ost helpful conference.
m em bers ure leaders in m usical
T hin in everything except q u ali
w ell attended.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Jack are circles In different p a rts of the
flames and aro u sed th e neighbors.
ty, th e new directory has but com
spending the week in P ortland at United S tates, playing in well-
The services of th e w eek are T he fire hose and chem icals w ere
p arativ ely little advertising. At
the home of th eir son E arl. Mr. known organizations. One of the
first custo m ers did not take kindly j Pr ®yer m eeting on T uesday eve played on th e blaze w ith te llin g re
Jack is slowly gaining since his re two ch a p te rs of the national hon
to th e new book as they w ere a c -i
« :30, c h ild re n s m eeting at su lts an d it w as soon u nder control.
cent illness.
custom ed to <he book sm aller in ‘ 0 c l|>(‘k on F rid ay evening, w hich
T he building, valued at 87,000, is
o rary
band
fratern ity .
K appa
Miss B uphem ia F airw eath er and K appa Psi, is on the O. A. C. cam
size and m ore bulky in volume. is follow ed a t J :45 by young peo- owned by Mrs. F ra n ce s Fox and
Miss Mabel Johanson attended the pus. M embership in this fra te rn i
H ow ever, on la te r use, th e new one ■ Pl08 m eeting. A cordjal invitation w as erected less th a n a y ear ago.
O. A. C. Alumni m eeting in G resh ty is given for work and in terest
becom es m ore ad aptable as th e re ' 8 extended to all to atten d th ese T he fire loss h as not yet been ad
am on T uesday evening.
ju sted by th e in su ran c e inspectors,
a re not so m any leaves to tu rn in j services.
show n in the hand.
Unexpected guests su rp rised Joe
but is th o u g h t by som e will am ount
try in g to locate a name.
Popular, classic, p atriotic and re
Drew on S aturday, coming from
to 50 p er cent. T he co n c rete was
ligious m usic is played by tlie band
T he new directory includes th e PASTOR TO SPEAK ON
C
entralia,
W
ashington.
They
w
ere
CHILDREN GE CHURCH m ore or less dam aged, the in te rio r
under th e direction of Captain H. L.
nam es of 1358 custom ers in G resh
his father. H ubert Drew, his b ro th
n ea rly a to ta l loss as w as also the
Beard, who has had 22 y ears of ex
am , Sandy, T routdale, Boring, D a
T he serm on for next Sunday ta r and gravel roofing. T he plate
ers and sisters and fam ilies, Mr.
perience ns a m usician and d irec t
m ascus and C orbett, T he classifi m orning at th e M ethodist church
and Mrs. Lloyd Dunn, Mr. and Mrs.
or. T he program to be given here
ca tio n s a re well arran g e d in heavy i w ill be on the subject “T he C hurch g lass fro n t w as b roken to p erm it a
I.ee Drew and sou Stanley, Mrs.
new
m
achine
being
rem
oved,
it
is
cream
puffs,
cheese
eclairs,
m
aca
includes varied selections th a t ap
d ark type. T hree pages of in- | and Its C hildren .” Since th e chil-
AKBOLEDA
roons, yurnm ie halls, S panish bun Ray l’oyiis and son Roland. Mr. peal to every audience.
stru c tio n s precede the lists, th u s (]ren of tpday w i„ be , bp phurch th o u g h t th e e n tire building, with
amt
Mrs.
W.
E.
M
arkell
e
n
te
r
Mrs. H. C. Bourne and Mrs. F. L. cake, several fillings and icings,
sim plifying th e w ork of properly ,eaders of tom orrow thP 8Ubject ia th e exception of th e outside wall,
Witli olive drab uniform s, com
tained for them at dinner on S un
w ill have to be rebuilt.
B
ourne
w ere g u ests T uesday at a and a F riday dinner. T he lesson
plete to leather leggings
and
placing the calls.
of grPat im po rtan ce and its con-
day.
Mrs.
Dunn
and
Mrs.
Drew
a
s
The cau se of th e tire is laid eith
for n e x t T uesday will begin witli
oran g e lined capes, tlie band is said
T he four tim ely aids placed on sideration should be helpful. The e r to an in cen d iary or tli« accid en luncheon given in honor of St.
sisted
the
choir
nt
the
Methodist
b ran date muffins. Follow ing this
Io p resen t an appearance th a t Is in
th e outside cover of the book is a evening serm on will be on “The tal w ork of a tram p , as th e hack P a tric k 's day at th e home of Mrs.
th e re will lie in stru c tio n s on cro- church on Sunday m orning. Mrs. harm ony with the quality of the
F.
R.
Talhoy
in
P
ortland.
new d e p a rtu re in th is issue of the S ecu lar Side of Life,” d ealing w ith door w as found to be open by those
Dunn
sang
a
solo
w
hich
was
much
T he last m eeting of the Jo k e r j fiuottes, lim a bean loaf, potato sal-
m usic th a t it plays. D rilled to
d irectory. W hen desiring inform a- ! those phases of life w hich a re not
arriv in g first on th e scene of the club was held at th e hom e of Mrs. ! ad. G erm an sty le: a ginger bread appreciated. She is choir leader
tion along any of the Hues m en- definitely religious. T he pasto r, d isaster. It is probable th a t a half
and soloist of tlie F irst C h ristian m arch w ith precision and led by
C. G. Robinson. H onors nt “500" th a t
B a rtlett says actu ally
the drum m ajor th a t won th e
tioned, th a t of num bers not listed the Rev. H alfo rd V. W ilhelm , will dozen used ca rs w ent up in smoke.
w, nt to Mrs. Win. H o rn .c k e r and »“ ’Its in o ne’s m outh, and a m arble ch u rch of C entralia.
in th e d irectory, the placing of long preach both m orning and evening. T he new C hevrolet w hich w as re
Mrs. M. L eniiartz spent Monday m arching contest in San F rancisco
Mrs. G eorge F o rtn e r. Mrs. Floyd angel cake
two years ago, the O. A. C. baud re
d istan ce calls, dissatisfactio n in
T he E pw orth League social hour moved th ro u g h th e p late g lass w in H allad ay w as aw arded th e conso- , Two tine sm ooth-top gas ran g es and Tuesday of tills week ill P o rt
ceived much favorable com m ent
telephone connections or com a t 5 o’clock con tin u es to be popular
land
visiting
witli
the
Misses
N
or
dow w as lifted out by th re e men. lation.
| witIi heat control a re used by Mrs.
from the tow ns visited on its 1200-
p la in ts req u irin g rep a irs, it w ill w ith the young people. G eorge Mc
ton and Mrs. W ackrow.
It could not be tak en out th ro u g h
Mrs. C. W. W. ndland of P ortland j B artlett in her dem onstrations.
mile
to u r of w estern Oregon last
save tim e and annoyance to ask A llister w ill lead th e devotional
Miss A rletha Rich is w orking in
th e door on acco u n t of th e flames. w as a d in n er guest Sunday at th e They are placed to g eth er with
spring.
directly for the person able to su p m eeting at 6:30.
P o rtland.
work tables, on an elevated p la t
W. R. Locke home.
ply th e needed inform ation ra th e r
Many persons from P ortland and
The Steinm an place is ren ted to
I’UREBRED
HOLSTEINS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
eorge
M
orris
of
form
in one end of th e large b a s e
th a n to begin listin g over woes
the
Colum bia river valley who a t
a
fam
ily
by
the
nam
e
of
Oakes,
fo
r
0. A. ( . ALUMNI
SHIPPED TO IDAHO Maupin, Oregon, w ere g u ests r e ment room, w here every stag e of
w ith the exchange operator. » The
tended the U. of O.-O. A. C. football
m erly of Sandy.
ELECTS OFFICERS
cently at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. tlie cooking process can be easily
w o rk of th e g irls on th e board is
Mrs. Randolph S piers and d au g h gam e in C orvallis last fall w ere
T he only co nsignm ent of p u re
seen from all p a rts of th e room.
tedious enough w ithout adding to
At
mpet(nf, of thp 0 A c bred H olstein stock m ade to an B. H. Gabel.
te r Edna from Omaha. N ebraska, p articu la rly im pressed with the
Mr. and Mrs. P e te r B organ were The classes begin at 2:30 and close
th e ir duties w ith com plaints as to A lum ni cInb ,agt Tuegday PVening Idaho point from th is section was
visited with Mr. S pier's m other. music played aud th e train in g
hosts
iit d in n er Sunday for Mr. and prom ptly at 4. Next w eek’s sew«
service.
Mrs. J. Spier, last spring. Mr. shown by the college band.
Melvin B rugger was elected presi- shipped about a week ago from Mrs. W. A. W all of P o rtlan d .
sions will he on T uesday and
S piers Is at Des Moines. Iowa. He
It is believed th a t th e telephone dPnt of , bp organization to succeed F airview to B lair b ro th ers a t B u r
Many of th e best young m usi
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. D arling of T hursday.
will join his fam ily later. They cians of the sta te go to O. A. C.
com pany is endeavoring to ren d e r w . D. K inder. Miss A ugusta H ahn ley, Idaho. T hose m aking up the
T hose receiving door prizes at
P o rtlan d and Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
w ere form erly resid en ts of the Cot w here they can play under the di
th e best service possible. T h at w as elected se cretary . P lan s w ere carload w ert A. H. B urns w ith ten
Gabel w ere d in n er guests W ednes y esterd ay 's session w ere Mesdames
tre ll com m unity.
b est can be expedited by a h ea rty considered by th e group for affilia- head of cows and h eifers; S. II.
rection of C aptain Beard and re-
day of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bridge- Wm. Thom, Anna Schiller, Percy
Mrs. Dave L auderback is on the c tve cred it tow ard graduation for
co o p eration on th e p a rt of sub- j tion w ith th e P o rtlan d O. A. C. club, H all, 11 h eife rs;
Hoffm eist-
farm er, a t th e ir home on F ern Ave. Giese, F. A. H am lin and W. A.
sick list, as is also Mrs. F. B. Lake. th e ir w ork in the bund. T he re
sc rib ers. L ines a re being co n stan t- -The G resham o rg an izatio n has a er, tw o h eifer calv es; J. L uscher
Mrs. H. C. B ourne en tertain ed W inters.
V ern H utchins, who has been in cen t trip s m ade by the organization
ly expanded, new phones are being m em bership of n early 50.
& Son, a tw o-year old bu ll; P aul
A fter each lesson m any of the
w ith a luncheon recently for which
a h o sp ital at Kelso, W ashington, is also a big factor in attra c tin g
in stalled , crow ded conditions rem - | At tbp m eeting Tuegday evening Adam s, a h eifer calf.
covers w ere placed
for Mrs. women stayed to ask Mrs. B artlett
edied and an effort m ade to ren d e r p U ns wprp ma(, p fQr , bp e n te rta ,n .
H eretofore th e H olstein sh ip
witli a broken leg, is now at home, stu d en t m usicians of th e sta te each
B ourne's
m other,
Mrs.
Susie ' num erous questions about
tlie
serv ice com m ensurate w ith the m pnt
, hp 0 A c< band of 40 m ents from th is vicinity have been
w here he is recuperating.
year. Under the leadership of C ap
Thom pson, Mrs. Joseph D unne, cooking, and to adm ire th e beau-
p ro g ress noted in oth er fields of pjpcpg w hich wjH bp hpar<| a t tf)p to C alifo rn ia
An all-day m eeting of the M eth tain Beard thp hand has grow n
and
W ashington
Mrs. L. E. Lancetield, Mrs. J. C. j tilu l all-enam el gas ran g es witli
endeavor.
high school gym nasium on F riday points only, but th e p robability now F innell, Mrs. Fred L. Bourne. Mrs. , modern conveniences of smooth o dist Ladies Aid will he held next stro n g er year by year until now it
W ednesday at the home of Mrs. M. is a financially self-supporting o r
evening, M arch 25. T his w ill be is th a t m ore blooded c a ttle w ill be Floyd H alladay und th e hostess.
top. autom atic h ea t control and ln-
L ennartz.
ganization.
LYMAN DAMES
the ban d ’s first ap p e aran c e in sent to Idaho as the B lair b ro th ers
T he A rboleda Im provem ent club su lated oven.
A m eeting of the tax payers of
plan to m ake up an o th er carload
RECEIVES INJURY G resham .
held its re g u la r m eeting T h u rsd ay '
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Ten yeurs ago, during the world
tirle n t school d istric t is planned
in the spring.
evening at th e home of Mr. and
w ar, th e re w ere 280,000,000 long
Lym an Davies, a c a rp e n te r r e
for
S
atu
rd
ay
evening,
March
19,
at
Free Methodist Church.
Mrs. I. V. S a te r in P o rtlan d . It is ;
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siding in the L usted neighborhood,
8 o'clock In tlie basem ent Sunday distance telephone calls annually
SPRINGDALE
expected to hold th e next m eeting
A box social w ith p rogressive 500
T he second in th e series of se r
suffered a d istressin g accident
school room s of th e M ethodist in the United States. L ast year
in the clubhouse w hich is being and o th er gam es will he given by
m ons on p erson al experience will
T h u rsd ay afternoon in th e wood
church, for the purpose of form ing th e re w ere 800,000,000 sim ilar calls.
Springdale Woodmen Dedicate
com pleted on F ern avenue ju st off th e G resham g ran g e S atu rd ay eve-
be given at th e F ree M ethodist
w orking shop located a t his home
an au x iliary to the Tax P ayers
Building.
Pow ell V alley road.
! ning, March 26, at 8 o’clock. The
church S unday a t 11 o’clock and
1923 Chevrolet coupe, splendid
when his rig h t hand cam e in con
league at G resham . All Interested
In th e presen ce of over 500 c iti
Mrs. W. R. Locke en tertain ed public is Invited to atten d and
will be on th e them e of "Moving
condition. T his is a special for
ta c t w ith a c irc u la r rip saw which,
arc urged to atten d .
zens, S p rin g d ale Camp No. 21 w ith with a luncheon oti T uesday in I b ring a box of lunch,
quick sale.
See S haver, 1141,
F orw ard at th e Com mand of th e
he w as operating. T he m em ber
X. F ratiz w as Injured a few days G resham .—Adv.
a m em bership of 35 at the p rese n t honor of Mrs. W. F. Severlti and
E. G ilberson has purchased the
M aster." T he p asto r w ill occupy
w as badly cu t and n ecessitated the
ago at Bull Run flume, when a
th e p u lp it both m orning and eve tim e, dedicated on F eb ru ary 23 the Mrs. W. H aley, who resid e in P o rt- I q u a rte r acre of land w hich adjoins
p a tie n t’s im m ediate rem oval to a
tim b er stru ck him on the head. He
P il l i l i ) Tuning.
first building erected by a Camp of
Ills
residence
p
roperty
In
K
irkland
ning.
land.
Piano tuning, $3.50. Piano and
h ospital. He w as rushed to G resh
is under a doctor's care and Is re
the Pacific W oodmen Life asso cia
A card p arty sponsored by th e addition w hich he bought some
organ repairing. Fred B. Jones,
T he P o rtlan d d istric t q u a rte rly tion in th e sta te of Oregon, and so
am for first aid and la te r taken to
ported to he doing well.
A
rboleda
Im provem ent d u ll will tim e ago from A. M. Hoss. He plans
2626, 49th stree t S. E., P ortlaud.
Good S am a ritan by Hal Jones. It conference w ill convene a t th e lo- fa r as known on th e Pacific coast.
T he M ethodist Sunday school at Phone TAbor 8952 or G resham
be given S aturday evening, March to p ut tlie ground under cultivation.
ca n n o t be learned at th is tim e ju s t C®1 ch u rc h T hursday evening at
P
leasan
t
Home
will
begin
a
t
10
166L—Adv.
A ccording to S tate M anager F. A.
Adolph Zam sky Is opening a new
how th e accident o ccurred as th e 7:30 p. m. F rid ay all day will be Beard th e p ro ject is sup p o rted by 19, a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
o’clock, followed by preaching at
G
eorge
F
o
rtn
e
r
on
L
aurel
avenue,
photographic
studio
a
t
River
m an was In no condition to explain, devoted to a S unday school con- sev eral of th e leading business men
11:15 from th e topic, “The N ature
It is said by those attending him vention. S atu rd ay m orning a bus- of S pringdale. It is predicted th a t T he money made will go into the w hich he p lan s to occupy April 1 of th e Holy S p irit." Ju n io r ch u rch
in connection with th e one in
th a t the in ju ry is a serious one.
ineaa session w ill be held, and on th e new hall w ill give trem endous | building fund of th e club.
will he held at th e sam e hour In
G
resham .
In th e m eantim e his
.__________
S atu rd ay aftern o o n th e W om an’s im petus to th e grow th of th e local
ch arg e of Mrs. Alta Stafford. Choir
Zion Evangelical Service*.
film
o
rd
ers
will
he
finished
daily
at
Mnrch 17 and 18—"T he Four
In su ra n c e funds for farm loans. M issionary society will hold Its camp. T he hall is 40 x 90 feet witli
re h e a rsa l will lie held prom ptly at
P reach in g services w ill be held
No com m ission og brokerage. Very b usiness m eeting T he young peo- a stag e and balcony, and it Is an Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock at th e G reabam studio. He expects to 7:15 and E pw orth L eague at 8 F lu sh er”, Junior class play at high
school gym nasium .
easy term s. B W. T horne.—Adv.
pie w ill hold th e ir m eeting at ideal m eeting p lace, located ju s t off th e Zion Evangelical ch u rch . Tlie go to Hood River In a few days to o’clock.
a
rra
n
g
e
for
his
equipm
ent
in
the
6:30 p. m.
T hursday,
March
17—Berry
topic will be, “A Real P ro g ram for new location.
of the Colum bia riv er highw ay.
T ak e a tip —tr y th e W ant Ads.
grow ers m eeting at D am ascus.
All evening services w ill be
K
A
IIB
IBW
T he P. W. L. A. lodge was Life.” "A lm ost everyone has a pro-
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. W right re-
ev angelistic and a m issio n ary p ro been giving a dance every tw o gram for Hie", aays th e p astso r. c e " M
F riday Evening, March 18— Rock
meggage yeaterday from
Sunday m orning w orship a t th e wood grange play, “Uncle Rube”
gram will be ren d ered S unday a f w eeks, w hich have proved very "E ach one has some am bition, de-
th eir son Philip, who w ent to 8e- Sm ith
M emorial
P resb y terian at gran g e hull.
ternoon, M arch 27. D elegates and successful so far, and hope to con- | sire and object in life. Every man , atJlp a wpp|( ag() tp | llng ,)f b)g hav .
ch
u
rch
will
begin
a
t
11 o'clock
p asto rs over th e d istric t will be in tln u e so.
vocation
can
have
the
F riday Evening, Murch
18—
j of every
Ing secured a position as w ireless
atten d a n ce and will be en tertain ed
T he L adies C ircle w hich helps , sam e program and pu rp o se in life, o p erato r on th e "S a n ta A na,” a with the serm on by th e pastor, th e P.-T. A. motion picture, "F lam ing
Rev. E. R. 1). H ollensted, from the W aters" at C ottrell schoolhouse.
by th e local society. The public is the lodge a g re a t deal by giving the th e program and pu rp o se of doing
vessel going to Siberia.
suhjejet, "A nchor of the Soul.” The
invited to all th ese m eetings.
su p p e rs for th e dances and a fte r ! good. You a re invited to o u r
S atu rd ay Evening, March 19.—
Dr. Wm. Levin of th e sta te h ealth boys from the llealey M ilitary A ca
expenses are paid th e rest goes to vices S unday and a cordial w«t d ep artm en t th is m orning inspected demy will attend th is service in a Colum bia grunge hard tim e dance.
th e arm s nt the pupils of th e iiigh body. The Sunday school at 10
HYACINTHS A TULIPS th e su p p o rt of th e building fund, come w ill lie extended.” 111 m eet a t school
S aturday, March 19 — County
and o th ers who w ere given o’clock will he followed by a five
w hich am ounts to a n ea t little sum
T he Sunday school
Council ot P aren t-T each er asso cia
tin' Si bil k te st last Monday. He m inute serm on.
in pots.
10
a.
m.
and
th
e
sen
io
r
league
at
each tim e.
tion to m eet a t Fairview .
found about 66 per cen t susceptible
Blnilow (le a n in g .
to d ip h th eria
A rran g em en ts will
Flowering Plant* A Ferns I P ra c tic a lly every telephone com 7:30 p. m.
T uesday Evening, March 22—
For ex p e rt window cleaning see A m
lie m ade in th e n ear fu tu re to give
WAI R l l i ’s SPECIAL
erican Legion aud A uxiliary
S.
TaJIma,
or
leave
o
rd
ers
with
J.
W hat you w ant, when you w ant I to x in -an tito x in tre a tm e n t to those
At Brown's Meat Market pany today is equipped to give free
Best cream ery b u tte r, lb.
m
eeting
at g ran g e hail.
Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
advice to p rospective home build- It. as you w ant I t - W ant Ad J t .
who wish It
Tuegday
A fternoon, March 22—
NEWTOWN APPLES
e rs to in su re telephone equipm ent
oY phone 306.
Neighbor« of W oodcraft m eeting at
Face and fill grade, box.
being
located
to
give
m
ost
efficient
GRESHAM
home of Mrs. J. H. M etzger.
service.
DRY PRUNES
GREENHOUSES
W ednesday Morning, March 23—
40 to 50 grade, 4 lb s ........
Mention to an ad v e rtise r th a t you
Sew ing class at high school.
Ophelia Rosebushes, 88 per doz.
saw his ad. In th e Outlook.
LORN F L t k E S
W ednesday A fternoon, March 23.
K ellogg's re g u la r, 3 f o r..
Flowers for all occasions
— Rockwood Ladies Aid silver tea
M any new W ant Ads today.
at parsonage.
PIN E A PPLE 2»k’a
Broken slices, c a n .............
W ednesday A fternoon, March 23
Methodist I.»dies Aid home of
M A I t II1 s
Mrs. O. A. E astm an.
S u n set. 6 b o x es...................
March 24-27—D istrict Q uarterly
TO ILET PA PER
m eeting F ree M ethodist church.
7 or. crepe. 4 ro lls for. ..
F riday Evening, March 25—O. A.
EXTRA U R t . E RIPE OLIVES
C. M ilitary band concert in high
school gym nasium and dance in
W EDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
T able Mt B rand, pint
Masonic hall.
A hearin g was held at th e G resh
am city hall on S atu rd ay in w hich
M. T am u ra, a Ja p an e se rau c h er of
th e Beaver Bend neighborhood, was
The women of G resham and vi-
contending for th e right to appro-
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„ cinity show a deep ap p reciatio n of
p riate a portion of the w aters of ..
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Beaver creek for irrig atio n pur O utlook-8 frpp coob| ng 8cbool being
poses. A num ber of the land ow n- condBcted jn thp g(K,ja] room s of
ers along th e creek, p articu la rly
tin' M ethodist church. T he atten d -
Mrs. Olive S trebin, objected to the
ance the first day was 113, and on
allow ance of any w ater for the T h u rsd ay 123. Many of th e women
purpose on th e g rounds th a t it low- ,
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have expressed th eir delight in the
ered th e strea m and im paired th e
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p ractical h in ts given bv Mrs. Rose
flow of w ate r th ereb y causing pools
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B artlett, home service d em o n stra
w hich would be a breeding place
to r of the P o rtlan d Gas & Coke
for m osquitoes anil consequent dis
com pany, and of th e
various
ease.
recipes w hich she is giving them
Mr. Coshow, a rep rese n tativ e of from day to day The lessons are
the sta te e n g in e e rs office a t Salem, b etter th an ever, th e women de-
listened to the argum ent and took glare.
th e m a tte r under advisem ent for a
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T he first ' ' a >’ 8 lesson included
decision by th e d ep artm en t in th e I
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noodle rings, jiffv cake, w ith enier-
n ear fu tu re. The Jap an ese w as rep- I
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, gency icing, H am burg pie. biscuits,
resen ted by A\, .1. Cooper for coun- o ran g e nut bread, p rin cess potatoes
sel, and the plaintiffs by P erk in s &
and a recipe for a tasty Sunday
Bailey of P o rtlan d .
-upper. T h u rsd a y ’s list included
Mis.
Lewis
Additional Local»
Hood
WALRAD
Coming Events
ser-
Merc. Co.
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Phone 1411
49c
98c
28c
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25c
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20c
22c
Beginning Classes in Piano
Ot)€
BORIN 1 OE EEE. high- -t
grade, vacuum packed, lb. 55c
SEED LESS R tlS I.N S
L acona bran d , 4-lb. pkgs. 35c
SK EW E s s RAISINS
Khrm in's best, 15 na. pkg 10c
We suggest th a t your S a tu r
day o rd er c a rry some of these
item s
keep this ll»t a t hand
«lii'ii placing j » o r order.
S aturday, March 26— W. C. T. U.
bake sale at A. W. M etzger atore.
S atu rd ay Evening. March 28—
Bog social at G resham grange.
S atu rd ay Evening, March 28—
Fairview grange basket social and
dance a t g ran g e hail.
FLORENCE M. HONEY
Phone 1721
Studio F irs t S tate Bank Bldg.
L.
Gresham
(J. A.C. cadet band w hich will ap p ear in (D eshain Friday, March 26, for a co n
c e rt in the high
G resham will be th e first stop th e band will m ake on it«
an n u a l 10-day to u r during sp rin g vacation. Tow ns in ea ste rn Oregon aud Idaho are
Incluiled on th e 'Itin e ra ry for th is year. A «lance w ill he given by the band o rch e stra
in th e .Masonic hail im m ediately afte r th e conteal.
»<hool
S atu rd ay Evening, A pril 2— Rock
wood P.-T. A. vaudeville.
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S atu rd ay Evening, April »—Con
ce rt at Sw edish Mission church.