GKESHÀM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, APRII.
Troutdale Farmer
Is Instantly Killed
U m berto Minello, 36, of T ro u t
dale, w as in stan tly killed a t 4:30
Sunday afternoon 10 m iles w est of
T h e D alles w hen his m achine w ent
off th e road and overturned. Lewis
M erlo, a P o rtlan d m an who w as in
th e ca r, w as tak en to the hospital
at The D alles suffering from p ain
ful injuries. It is said th a t the car
w as being driven at a terrific speed
w hen th e accident occurred as in
dicated by m ark s on th e pavem ent.
Minello w as a tru c k farm er.
LAIR VIEW
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Tlie home econom ics com m ittee
of th e F airview g range w ill hold a
w ork m eeting and silver tea at the
hom e of Mrs. Ira Brooks on F riday
aftern oon, A pril 22. All ladies are
Invited.
An app reciativ e audience filled
th e P re sb y teria n church Sunday
evening to h ear th e E aster ca n ta ta,
"T h e P rince of P eace,” given u n
d er the direction of Mrs. L ester
Cam pbell.
Mrs. Edw in Quigley gave an
E a ste r p a rty on S atu rd ay evening
a t h er home a t B airdsdale station
for th e ch ild ren of th e neighbor
hood. About 15 w ere p rese n t and
all had a m erry tim e. T he sp o rts
included an indoor egg hunt. Re
fre sh m en ts w ere served and th e
g u ests departed about 9 o'cock.
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Cam pbell
moved la st week from B airdsdale
sta tio n into th e house owned by
Miss Calla H eslin. F airview friends
a re glad to have Mr. and Mrs.
C am pbell resid en ts of this town.
Miss Leah B ourgeois and Mrs. A.
D. Camp gave an E aster p a rty F r i
day afternoon at th e schoolhouse
for the children of th e first four
g rades.
F airview Lodge No. 92, A. F. &
A. M., attended E a ste r services at
S m ith
M emorial P resb y terian
ch u rc h a t Fairview .
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
The b aseb all team of W ilkes
school D istrict No. 7, played the
Rockwood team recently on the la t
te r ’s diam ond. A good gam e w as
played but th e Rockwood team w as
victorius.
T he te ac h ers have been giving
ex am inations the past w eek and are
very m uch gratified w ith th e r e
su lts.
T he E aster egg h u n t held on the
school g rounds F rid ay w as m uch
enjoyed by all th e children. Beth
H attan, a g rad u a te la st Ju n e and
now a stu d en t of W ashington high,
was a visitor th a t day and assisted
th e te ach ers to hide the eggs.
Lois W innlfred
G ray,
spent
E a ste r w ith R uth and M adeline An-
deregg.
H enry F ish er recen tly suffered a
slig h t stro k e of p aralysis. His
frien d s w ill be glad to know th a t
he is able to be about again.
T he Sunnyside group of Camp
F ire G irls recen tly enjoyed a hike
to M acleay park. Beth H attan is
a m em ber of th is group.
A p arty of P o rtlan d people en
joyed a luncheon follow ed by
bridge at th e Oasis te a room last
F rid ay evening.
ROCKWOOD
PLEA SA N T VALLEY
BORING
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. T u rn e r w ere
recen t visito rs w ith relativ es a t
Tillam ook.
T. Edhoim of A lbany visited for
several days la st week w ith his s is
te r, Mrs. C. A. E k stran d .
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davis spent
several days visiting at Y oncalla
w ith th e la tte r's sister, Mrs. P h il
lips and family.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. K esterson
spent Monday of last week in Mon-
tav illa visiting w ith th e ir son
Glen and wife.
Mrs. C. F. K esterson w as in
P o rtlan d on business W ednesday.
G. N. S ager m ade a business trip
to Oregon City one day recently.
G uests at the G. N. S ager home
on Sunday, April 10, w ere Mr. and
Mrs. H arney. Mrs. H ockens and
Miss H ockens of St. Johns.
Mabel Sager, d au g h ter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Sager, and C harles Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hodson,
have chicken pox.
Mr. A nthony, line rid er for the
electric pow er com pany, has been
trim m ing tree s along th e com
pany's lines in P le a sa n t Valley
An ap p ro p riate E aster service
w as held at the M /thodist church
on Sunday. Special m usic was
rendered by the young people's
class, and the pasto r, th e Rev. E.
W. W ithnell. preached a serm on on
th e re su rre c tio n to a v ery a tte n t
ive audience.
T he young people w ill give the
play at th e Sandy high school on
F riday evening th a t they gave in
Roring A pril 2d. They w ill have a
longer p rogram at Sandy.
The L adies Aid has its plans
com plete for th e chicken su p p er at
th e I. O. O. F. hall on W ednesday
evening. The F ish er Blend people
w ill fu rn ish hot biscuits. S upper
will be served from 5:30 to 8 p. m.
M. H. W heeler and H ans Nelson
have been chosen as d elegates to
th e g rand lodge of th e I. O. O. F.
w hich will be held at A storia on
May 18 and 19. Wm. A. M orand,
g rand tru ste e , w ill also he in a t
tendance.
Mr. T horp lias sold his p roperty
in Boring and th e p u rc h a se rs have
tak en possession.
Glen D allas is m aking som e im
provem ents on his p roperty, w hich
is adding g rea tly to its app earan ce.
Jo h n Juvenile, who has been
spending some tim e a t th e home of
his sister, Mrs. E. J. G regson. left
on F rid ay for a point n ea r Spo
kane, w here he is going to work.
C. L. G regson and fam ily accom
panied by Mrs. E. J. G regson m o
tored to Longview on F rid ay and
retu rn ed S aturday.
Mrs. E. J.
G regson rem ained at Longview
w ith her son Jam es and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duley received
word th a t th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs.
F an n ie W ilson, who w as visiting
w ith a b ro th er near F o re st Grove,
fell break in g h er arm and dislo
catin g her shoulder.
She was
tak en to a hospital.
A ugust L ekberg is on th e sick
list th is week.
W alter Roots and fam ily of P o rt
land w ere w eek-end gu ests a t th e
home of W. R. Telford.
Mr. and Mrs. E v eret H aw kins of
P o rtlan d w ere c a lle rs a t th e home
of Mrs. H aw k in s’ cousin, O. W.
B oring, on Sunday. Mr. H aw kins
is em ployed by th e Colum bia Ship
ping com pany.
Ailie B a rtell w as home from
Monmouth to spend E a ste r w ith
h er paren ts.
T hose who w ere lu red to th e ir
favorite fishing strea m s over th e
w eek-end, w ere L. H. M allicoat,
V. A. M endenhall and Mr. Stone-
m an who w ent to the D eschutes,
and H a rry and H arve M iller who
w ent to W ind river.
G uests a t the home of H. G. Knox
on E aster w ere Mrs. K nox’ b ro th er-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. N el
son Holcom b of P o rtlan d .
Pleasant View Avenue
T he Ladies Aid will m eet a t the
hom e of Mrs. T. R. B erry on F o s
te r road A pril 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen H arm an en
te rtain e d
th e
fo rm e r's
uncle
Adolph H arm an of P o rtlan d S u n
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob M orrell a re en
te rta in in g th e ir au n t Mrs. F u lle r
ton of Pow ers, Oregon.
Mrs. Cleveland B liss has lately
sustained th e loss of a sister Mrs.
L ulu H arre n of P o rtlan d . She
passed aw ay S atu rd ay afternoon.
F lo ra E delm an has an a ttac k of
th e chicken pox.
G len H arm an has been suffering
w ith appendicitis and is expecting
to undergo an operation soon.
T he 500 card p arty will be held
S atu rd ay evening a t th e home of
Mrs. Ida H am ilton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Titzel visited
in P o rtlan d Sunday w ith th e la t
te r ’s niece Mrs. M ark Yeoman. The
T itzels are exceedingly busy w ith
1100 baby chicks.
Surveys are being m ade for the
extension of P lea san t View avenue
thro u g h to the devil’s cutoff. About
a m ile of w ork w ill be done.
CAMP CLATSOP IDEAL
EOR TRAINING ( AMP
T he date for th e period of field
tra in in g for the 82d brigade and
allied units of th e Oregon N ational
G uard is Ju n e 15 to 29, and th e
place is Camp C latsop on th e C lat
sop plains near A storia.
T his is said to be an ideal cam p
site from every standpoint.
A
broad are a, p rac tica lly level, fro n t
ing the ocean, a cool ocean atm o s
phere, in sp irin g scenery, accessi
bility, varied su rro u n d in g s and h is
torical associatio n s all com bine to
m ake th e place and occasion m ost
attractiv e.
E. W. S tra tto n , who is serg ean t-
m ajor of the 186th in fan try , and is
in close touch w ith m any officers
and men of the brigade, gives it as
his opinion th a t th e re should be
about 2800 men a t th e encam pm ent
and th a t th e re is m ore in te rest
show n locally th an heretofore.
F oreign im ports d u rin g the first
q u a rte r of 1927 show m arked In
cre ase s over th e sam e period in
1926. T he to tal im ports for th e
first th re e m onths w ere 30,090 tons
as ag a in st 25,817 tons d u rin g the
first q u a rte r of 1926, an in crease of
4,173 tons or 16 p er cent, says a
statem en t issued by th e Traffic De
p artm en t of the P o rt of P o rtland
CEDAR
Com m ission.
T he la rg e st item
R ussell G entry cam e from Salem d uring th is period was copra, 15,-
to spend E aster w ith his g ra n d p a r 630,000 pounds, from th e P h ilip
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Wood.
pines. T he second la rg e st item
was 9,510,000 pounds of iron and
MILITARY TRAINING
VANCOUVER BARRACKS steel. T he next la rg e st item was
cocoanut oil, 7,665,000 pounds.
It is announced th a t active p re p
a ra tio n s a re w ell under w ay for the
c itiz e n s’ m ilitary train in g cam p to
be held a t V ancouver b arrac k s
J u n e 17 to Ju ly 16.
A com plete te n t cam p, equipped
w ith show ers, baths, kitchens and
m ess h alls w ill be in place ready
for th e 375 boys who a re expected
to ta k e advantage of th e o p p o rtu
n ity for m ilita ry and citizenship
tra in in g
d u rin g
th e
vacation
m onth.
T he cam p w ill be open for boys
betw een 17 and 24 Inclusive for the
' the work of farm washing
is In pumping and carrying the
basic course. T he expense of go
water. 4 M ilw a u k ee 4»r Pover
ing and re tu rn in g will be m et by
W a te r S yitem docs away v ith this
th e governm ent, also food, sh elter
part of washday work, and supplies
and uniform furnished free of
an abundance of hot water, too,
right out of the faucet.
charge.
You also can have soft water. And
P laces have been reserved for
the spring or well water comet direc’
125 boys from M ultnom ah county.
t.,rough the pipes absolutely fresh,
All desired inform ation may be ob
’ ’o stored water. A water system
tained from V ancouver barrack s.
does away w ith a lot of hard work
about the barn. It'sth e best invest
Window < leaning.
ment any farmer can make. Why
handle water the hard way by
For expert window cleaning see
hand when you can handle it
S. Tajima, or leave orders with J.
better BY M A CH IN ER Y !
Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
Adi IU uoowt it. C u il or phone.
T he P a ren t-T ea ch e r association
w ill give a benefit tea at th e com
m unity ch u rch on F riday evening,
A pril 22, for th e benefit of the Rev.
and Mrs. J. F. Dunlop. A good p ro
g ram is being arran g e d and a fine
social occasion is anticipated. All
a re invited.
Make Washday
Easier
TRIM »
THINK
THINK
“ He that conquer* h I m sr If
('. T. MI DGE CO.
is irrealer than on e who Infe 329 E Morrison St. Portland, Ore.
BI I I HAB. i. R o g e r s
ct h a rlty.”
Gresham. Oregon.
Phone 3666
THINK! THINK!! T H IN K !!!
A Stock F ire In su ra n ce com pany
w riting th e sam e volume of b u si
ness we did in 1926 would have col
lected $130,553.61; we collected
$67,805.58, th u s saving o u r m em
b ers $62,748.03. Give your in s u r
ance to th e F a rm e rs’ Own F ire As- ,
sociation.
F arm ers M utual F ire Relief As
sociation, 402 Stock E xchange Bid.,
P o rtlan d , Oregon.
Or H. W. S n ash ail, G resham .
Lyle Beymer Dies
in Auto Accident
A fatal accid en t occurred S a tu r
day aftern o o n two m iles west of
G resham in w hich a Boring hoy
L yle Beymer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G eorge Beymer, lost his life. The
lad w as on a bicycle when he w as
stru c k by an autom obile driven by-
Leo J. Luiay of P o rtlan d . A ccord
ing to th e sto ry told a u th o rities by
Mr. Luiay th e bicycle sw erved in
fro n t of the m achine and it w as im
possible to avoid strik in g it. No
ch arg e was filed ag ain st Luiay.
T he d riv er of th e car picked up
th e unconscious boy and, on the
advice of a G resham physician,
drove w ith him to Sellw ood hospital.
H ere he w as refused ad m ittan ce as
th e physician who w as to handle
th e case w as th en at Good S am ari
tan hospital. A ccordingly Luiay
sta rte d w ith him to th e la tte r hos
pital b ut death occurred before th at
p lace w as reached. E xam ination
revealed th a t th e skull had been
fractu red .
T he boy is survived by Ills p a r
en ts, two siste rs E laine and Ilene
and two b ro th ers L aw rence and
D arold all of Boring. T he fu n eral
will be held W ednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock a t th e L ents F ree
M ethodist church.
I».
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PAGE TUKEE
POWELL VALLEY
E aster services at th e Saron
L u th eran ch u rch w ere well a tte n d
ed. The singing and sp irit of the
day w ere reflective of th e season,
and nine new m em bers w ere re
ceived into th e church.
T he Ladies Aid of th e Saron
L u th eran church w ill m eet on
T h u rsd ay afternoon w ith Mrs.
Em m a Nordblotn.
Miss O phelia H endrickson, a r e
tu rn ed m issionary from China, will
speak in E nglish T hursday evening
at th e Powell Valley Mission
ch u rch , th e services to begin at 8
o'clock. T he speaker will appear
in Chinese costum e.
T he P a ren t-T ea ch e r association
will hold its reg u la r m eeting at the
schoolhouse on Friday evening,
A pril 22.
Mr. an d Mrs. David Johnston of
P o rtlan d are being co n g ratu lated
over the a rriv a l of a daughter, born
to them on Monday, April 11, at
Em anuel hospital. She has been
named D orothy A rlene.
T heir
d au g h ter P hyllis Is spending a few
weeks w ith her g ran d p a re n ts, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. L undquist.
T he cold wet sp rin g is causing
Oregon g ro w ers to plan an espec
ially th o ro u g h sp ray in g program to
com bat fru it diseases, says N. I’.
B arss, p lan t pathologist of th e ex
perim ent statio n . T his is a serious
year for apple and pear scab,
brow n ro t of stone fru its, an th ra c-
nose of c u rra n ts and gooseberries,
Dance.
Come m eet your friends and and leaf spot of cane fruits.
m ake new ones at Rockwood
g ran g e hall, S atu rd ay night, April
23.—Adv.
LOVEJOY
Shock Absorbers
SPRING DALE
F. E. B ates retu rn ed recently
from W oodston, K ansas, w tiere he
spent the w in ter w ith a sister. He
rep o rted a p leasan t w in ter but is
glad to be back home.
H ave corn fritte rs once in a
while.
They go especially w ell
w ith an all vegetable m eal in such
com binations as spinach, cream ed
onions and stew ed to m ato es; or
strin g beans, ca rro ts, and lettuce
sa la d ; or quick-cooked cabbage,
beets, and b u ttered m ashed r u ta
bagas. T he corn fritte rs add ric h
ness and crisp n e ss to any of these
vegetable com binations.
Am ericas Finest Cars
will make your car
ride better.
30-Day Free Trial
Sold by
Hessel Imp. Co.
Gresham
r
The new SMOOTHTOP gas range
is the
Home Pointers.
T he sta n d ard portion for soft
cu stard is 4 eggs to 4 cups of milk.
Six eggs to 4 cups of m ilk a re used
for baked cu stard to be tu rn ed out
of th e mold. Being beaten with a
dover egg beater until smooth,
curd led
cu stard
is
corrected.
Lum ps w ill be prevented If th e
c o rn sta rch is blended w ith the
su g ar or some of the liquid before
It is added to th e scalding m ilk.
When care is used in prep arin g
cheese dishes so as not to cook th e
cheese too much, It w ill not be
strin g y and curdled.
New Store Now Open
GROCERIES AND FEED
Gas and Oils
All New Goods
Y our P a tro n a g e Invited
A. C. ARVIDSON
Photic 2659
Opposite Powell Valley Schoolhouse
A JMJ
Buick is in a
Value Class
OUICK’S position of leadership
U is founded on value. Its con
stant aim is to build each Buick
better than the last.
And today, despite that leadership
well won and firmly held, Buick
is constantly seeking to improve
its design— constantly searching
for the new and better thing—
constantly striving still further to
increase the value on which Buick’s
leadership is based.
JYa/fer W. Metzger
GRESHAM
SALES * SERVICE
Phone 1S01
Aristocrat of the Kitchen
Have you Investigated It?
PORTLAND GAS AND COKE CO
Gaseo Bldg.
F ifth and Aldqr Sts.
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Fairview Hall
Given by Fred G. A nicker
Good Did Tim e Music
E irrtrip
Saturday, Apr. 23
EVERYBODY INVITED
Come and have a Good Time.
d i°n e
leisun hours
ul hom e,
iverywhere
shone la the out
ride link to c a n s
enee, pleaaure end uiar,
It i. ■ time raver lor the houee-
viie, thereby shortanfcig the rotten«
>4 household ditera end p e« iu ln j t< mora
leieura heran.
melme poerfble chora Itele vielt»
the ww." that every
lora.
Yes Ma’am!
At Your Service
Any woman m otorist may drive to our store
with perfeet confidence.
Because we take especial pains to m aintain our
establishm ent so that tills im ita tio n may lie
extended confidently.
Our store is alw ays neat and clea n . Every em
ploye is courteous. Specially trained. Skilled
in tire care. A nxious to please.
O regon
T elephone
C ompany
W hatever she may reqlre In tire needs, we have
in stock. New tires—G oodyears— the best hy
the choice of more m otorists than any otheif
kind.
Hood s e n ice — our ow n Goodyear
standard.
GRESHAM GARAGE
HAMLIN & IIOSS, Props.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 23!» I
—and we’ll allow you $1 on your old
coffee pot when you select one of
these new Manning-Bowman nickel
percolators in seven-cup size at the
special price! You’ll appreciate your
coffee so much more . . . be
cause the flavor will be richer. It
makes a meal friendlier, too, to have
coffee bubbling fragrantly at the
table.
This special offer is made for April
only , . . but our supply of
pediolators is limited, so we advise
immediate action on your part.
9 £*
V
down— balance
payable $2.00 monthly
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC 3 T C H B > O ii' ELECTRIC BLDO,
BRANCH OFFICE
P ow ell Street
GRESHAM, OREGON
P ow .ll Street
Next to City Hall
Phon« O re,ham SOI