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Want to ('limb Mt. Hood?
OUTLOOK.
T l ESOAY. JULY
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PAGE THREE
PLEASANT HOME
Join This Hood River Party
T H IN K !
A. G. Rich has re tu rn e d from
Good S am aritan hospital and is
convalescing at homo. H is little
dau g h ter B ertha w as tak en to the
sam e hospital and operated on for
abcess of the bone.
Homer Moulton went to w ork for
th e Beaver Creek Logging com ­
pany.
Joe Drew has gone to P ortland.
His place at th e M arkell sto re is
tak en by C harles McKinney.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. M orrison from
Mt. S hasta. California, w ere c a ll­
ing on friends in th is com munity.
T w enty-one m em bers of th e local
E pw orth IZ ague w ent to C am s
Sunday for th e E astern D istrict
E pw orth L eague convention. P rin ­
cipal sp eak ers w ere Dr. W. W.
Youngson. Dr. A. 8. Hisey and Mr.
Gary. A picnic lunch was enjoyed
in th e evening.
Emma Ram sey of Los Angeles,
little g ran d d au g h ter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Luke, broke her arm on
i S aturday.
Ed. R oberts, a guest a t th e Jas.
| Melten home, gave a very Interest-
I ¡ng talk to the Bible class on Sun-
I day.
Mr. and Mrs. John E ggim an and
fam ily w ent to T igard to visit with
Mrs. E ggim an’s father, who is an
invalid.
T H IN K !
T H IN K !
NOTICE GROWERS
By carefu l m anagem ent and sav­
We are receiving and contracting
ing of dividends paid to sh areh o ld ­ for loganberries, rasp b erries and
ers in Stock Com panies we furnish Royal A nne ch erries a t the Oregon
equully safe protection to farm ers Pickle & C anning Co. plant, G resh­
at about one-half of th e Stock am.
Com pany charge.—FARMERS MU­
LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY.
TUAL F IR E R E L IE F ASSN., 402
Stock Exchange Building. P ortland,
Battery Sen ice.
Oregon.—The F arm ers' Own A sso­
A g u aran teed battery for $3 or $4
ciation—or H. W. S nashall. G resh­ , and
your old one. C harging, 50c.
am . Ore.
Powell V alley Service station at
j 52d street. Phone TAbor 0284 after
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75«.
7 p. m.—Adv.
F ull cut. 2 pockets.
Special
value. A ylsw qrth & M artin. G resh ­
D on't lay down the paper till you
am .—Adv.
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have read th e W ant Ada.
D a n c e a n d C ard P a r ty
A uspices Colum bia G range
At P. W. L. A. Hall, Springdale
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 14
ADMISSION 50c including Dance, Cards and
Refreshments.
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DODGE PARK
F ollow ing a “M ountain C arnival’’ a t th e city of Hood R iver on
F riday, Ju ly 15th. th e Hood R iver P o st of th e A m erican Legion will
stag e the an n u al Mount Hood Legion clim b on S atu rd ay and Sunday,
Ju ly 16th and 17th.
To th e an n u a l m id-sum m er rec re atio n al v en tu re, launched by the
Hood R iver Legion P o st in 1931 and w hich h as become nationally
know n in m o u ntaineering and Legion circles, sev eral unique featu res
w ill be added th is year.
The asce n t of the peak will be held on S atu rd ay , and on Sunday,
w hen p a rtie s w ill be escorted to glacial ice and snow fields, the
L egionaires w ill stage a race to th e top of Mount Hood and back and
hold a ski jum ping con test on C oalm an's Scoot, n a tu ra l ski ru n on th e
n o rth side of th e peak.
T he C rag R ats, m o u n tain eerin g organization, whose m em bers won
note in th e discovery la st year of Jack ie S trong, lost on th e rugged
southw est slopes of Hood, and th e first of th is y ear rescued Calvin
W hite from a w inter blizzard on Hood, w ill guide th e sum m it and
glacier p arties.
E xcept for a fee of $2 to be charged those essaying th e sum m it
trip , in o rd er to provide a fund for the p u rch ase of ropes and to pro-
vide oth er accesso ries for safety and com fort of clim bers, every s e r­
vice of the Legion P o st th is y ear will be provided free of charge.
T he Hood R iver P o st in a u g u rated the Mount Hood Climb, in order
to popularize m o u n tain eerin g am ong the folk of Oregon, and a cordial
in v itation is extended to th e g en eral public to atten d th is y e a r’s
m ountain p arty .
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TROUTDALE
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. C rissey have
had as guests recen tly Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. M eisenbach of F reep o rt, Illi­
nois. th e form er home of Mrs. C ris­
sey. The gu ests w ere tre a te d to a
trip around th e Mt. Hood Loop and
to near Cloud Cap Inn, w here 15
feet of snow w as encountered.
' They ha(1 recen tlv come from Lake
Ln .
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J T ah ? e and th e Yosemite valley and
declared th a t the scenery on the
! Mt. Hood trip fa r su rp assed any-
th in g they had seen in California,
Dodge P a r k 'l s attra c tin g thou-
sands of visitors. It is estim ated
th a t m ore th an 5,000 enjoyed the
p ark and p articu la rly th e bathing
beach last Sunday. H undreds w ere
In the w ater, w hich was ap p aren tly
of a com fortable tem p eratu re.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNeel and
Jo n e s’ m other Mrs. S. E. Jones and
COTTRELL
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! d au g h ter Je a n e tte of Caldw ell,
family.
E. E. B illeter has been taken to Idaho, w ere v isito rs a t th e home of
POWELL VALLEY
P lan s are being m ade to co n ­
Several boys of th e com m unity,
th e P o rtlan d sa n ita riu m w here he Mrs. M. P arso n s Monday evening.
s tru c t an au d ito riu m in th e unfin- under th e care of G. D. O rr, p rin ­
The L adies Aid of th e Saron
is being tre a te d for an a ttac k of
Sunday and Monday v isito rs a t ;
cipal of the Sandy high school,
L u th eran ch u rch has been p o st­
th e A. D. K endall hom e w ere Mr. is^ ed upper sto ry of th e C ottrell
pneum onia.
climbed Mt. Hood last Sunday.
poned for th e m onth of July. The
A G resham physician w as called and Mrs. Dan Lnych and son K en- | schoolhouse and lum ber is on the
A
ugust m eeting will be held a t the
dall
of
S
eattle,
Miss
M
ary
M
ulbahill
ground
for
th
a
t
purpose.
The
audi-
to T ro u td ale la st W ednesday to
BORING
reg u lar tim e.
tr e a t th e burn s of a sm all boy, of Los A ngeles, and Mrs. Dan torium is g rea tly needed as a place
n of P o rtlan d .
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.
H arley
Cole, grandsop of
L. L leyellw
H ow ard Aubin, aged five, was
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. Ito hold P aren t-T ea ch e r association
Mr. and Mrs. J. Beveridge of |
H elm ing who ru n s a re sta u ra n t.
o perated on for appendicitis T h u rs ­
T he b u rn s w hich affected th e leg P o rtlan d sp en t Sunday and Monday m< •’th ig s, p ictu re show s and oth er day a t th e P o rtlan d san itariu m . '
and hip of th e little fellow, who is a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. 1 en tertain m en ts. T he P.-T. A. as a His condition is rep o rted as satis- I
We a re paying cash for Royal
aged about four years, w ere caused H arlow .
j ,,0<iy is g rea tly ap p reciativ e of th e factory.
Annes, Bings, and L am bert
by burn in g firecrackers w hich Ig- I Miss J. S. B u rn s and Jo h n B urns P atronage Jtiven them in th e series
cherries. It will pay you to see
nited his pocket. H is cries called w ere dinner g u ests Monday a t th e of dances to raise money for th a t
IN NEW LOCATION.
his g ra n d fa th e r to his aid and he
R obert K erslak e home.
| Purpose, also for th e donations of
We a re now fully moved an d es- ' us before contracting.
extinguished th e sm all blaze, only
Mrs. M ary P arso n s and Mr. and | c a sh - T he com m ittee in ch arg e de- tablished in our new location in th e I
It is tim e to spray for the
L enard building, two doors ea st of
a fte r severely burniqg both hands. Mrs. C. F. P arso n s w ere v isito rs at serves m uch cre d it for th e In terest old
ch erry fly. We sell the sta n d ard
shop. Call and see us. Com­
shown.
dun.
George B illiter, who has been !the hom e of R ichard K n a rr S u n d aY’
plete line of m en’s and boys’ dress
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jones and and w ork shoes. G resham Shoe
w orking in Spokane for several
C,,fford T hom as of Hood Rlver
Berry Grower» Packing
tf
m onths, retu rn ed home W ednesday. and his m other of N ew port w ere , d au g h ter Daws a re h ere from Cali- Shop, phone 41.
Company.
Sunday visito rs at th e C. I. T hom as ' fo rn ia visiting at th e home of Mr.
New th in g s u nder ’’Classified.’'
P. Shaepe is building a cottage a t hom(. Mrf( E c Thom aa rem alne(,
Q
o o o | (J o
I I over for a ionger v isit and on
ocosiuc.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Schenk enter- I W ednesday accom panied h er son
talned at th e ir .home on th e F ou rth and wlfe( Mr. and Mrs. George
Mrs. E le cta P arso n s, Mrs. D ora T hom as of Hood R iver to h e r home
Shute, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. P arsons. a j New port. She re tu rn e d F rid ay
Mrs. E unice Robinson and daugh- for a sh o rt visit at th e T hom as
te rs E lizabeth. Maxine and R oberta, hom e here.
and sons Jo h n and R obert, Mrs
M r.’ and Mrs. Milo Coons and
Mary P arso n s and son Dale and children m otored to A rlington la st
d au g h ter, Mrs. Sam H arlow of Week for a v isit w ith Mrs. Coons’
P o rtlan d and J. A. McNeel.
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge P arish and i Mr. and Mrs. Sam H arlo w and
N the C hrysler ”50’' W alter P. C h ry sler has upset all
d au g h ter O thelda spent a few days Mrs. M. P arso n s and A lfred McNeal
ideas of th e q u ality and value th a t can be purchased
sp e n t T h u rsd ay at G overnm ent
a t T he D alles visiting relatives.
In a m otor ca r priced at $750.
u ith Humble Seat
Mrs. A nna R ichardson and son M ineral sp rin g s.
Full-sized com fort w ith am ple seating capacity for
ad u lt p assen g ers;
L^nn and d au g h ter E lla spent the j
Speed of 50 and m ore m iles an hour w ith a sm ooth­
F o u rth at th e home of Mrs. E iia
Pleasant View Avenue
ness never before known a t such price;
H ensley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H alstead w ere
Pick-up of 5 to 25 m iles In 8 seconds;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sw ain, Miss hosts at a fam ily reunion la st Wed-
Economy of 25 m iles to th e gallon;
P hyllis D rury, of P o rtlan d , Mrs. A. ! day in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Les-
D istinctive and enduring beauty which m akes you
F. Cole and son H arley of Kelso, ter W hite of C alifornia. Many rel-
proud to own an d drive it;
Miss B ertha H elm ing of Dee, Ore- i atives of Mr. H alstead w ere pres-
And with th ese—th ro u g h th e g rea t C h ry sler plan of
F. O. B. Detroit
gon, and Mrs. Gus H elm ing of San ' ent.
S tandardized Q uality—dependability and long life a s ­
sured by the sam e finest engineering design and p re ­
F rancisco spent Sunday and Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. H alstead and Lloyd
cision m an u factu rin g which have produced th e C hrysler
day w ith Mr. and Mrs. L. H elm ing. attended an old fashioned b arn
"60”, ‘‘70’’ and Im p erial ’’80’’.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Copeland and dance at C ottrell S atu rd ay night, j
You owe it to yourself to ride in th e "50”—
children. Mr. and Mrs. P. P eterson ^ r - H alstead has retu rn ed to his
Not a p erfu n cto ry dem onstration, b ut we are eager
and Ralph Copeland sp e n t the 4th w° rk a t C athlam et. W ashington.
to give you th e o p p o rtu n ity for a REAL te st, you to
CHRYSLER “ ’>0"
Mrs. L. G. Seifer sp e n t th e
select th e ro u te and do the driving, if you wish.
at S hipperd Springs.
FEATURES
F ourth week-end a t Mt. A ngel vis-
T hen and only then will you ap p reciate th a t no­
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Davis spent a
w here else at $750 can you obtain the sam e perform ance,
| iting w ith relatives.
few days a t Seaside, Oregon, v isit­
luxury and com fort you get in th e C h ry sler "50” .
50 m iles and m ore an hour.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R yan, accom - i
ing friends.
panied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
S
n
ash
all
All Chrysler rarn ha»e the additional protrrtlon
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mickley cele­
5 to 25 m iles in 8 seconds.
against thrft of the Fetfeo tty stem of numbering.
and
fam
ily
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
m
otored
to
b rated th e ir 35th w edding an n iv er­
25 m iles to th e gallon;
sa ry on Sunday, Ju ly 3. Mrs. Dan th e beaches for a th ree-d ay trip .
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
B
uckley
and
F
ull-sized.
w ith
am ple
W. Mickley Jr., spent th e day with
seatin g cap acity for ad u lt
son Joe spent th e week-end holiday
them .
passengers.
Miss L aura T iller w ith a party at Long Beach, W ashington.
of friends spent several days at
For real estate loans see or call
B ritish Columbia.
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Cherries Wanted
Performance,
Comfort and Luxury
ROADSTER
I
Everhot Electric Cooker
with Free Everhot Table Stove
Owing to the demand for this marvel­
ous cooker that can be taken with you
on a picnic we have placed them on
sale again during July at the special
price of
$
14.05
( Uli in at the Electric Shire for a demonstration.
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
P O W E R gg^ C O M P A N Y
ELECTRIC STOR r ’^ P ^ ELECTRIC »LDO.
Powell St.
Phone 801
Gresham
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GRESHAM THEATER
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
July 13 and 14
HPHTKK KEATON IN
“GO WEST”
You 11 laugh until your sides ache a t the serious expression
th a t m akes B uster K eaton one of th e g re a te st com edians.
T ill. COLLEGIANS, a com plete sto ry of college life In two
reels, ru n s every o th er week.
The follow ing firms a re giving aw ay tick ets to the W ednes­
day and T h u rsd ay n ig h t show s at th e G resham T heater. Each
free tick et is good for one adm ission w hen presented w ith one
ad u lt re g u la r paid adm ission, d u rin g Ju n e and July. T he tic k ­
ets are being given by th e various m e rch an ts under varying
conditions, so ask for your free ticket.
795
$
I
Roberts
Confectionery
THlVROin ,
W eit Door to tthow
Walter W. Metzger
Greaham, Ore.
Phone IH.l
Gresham, Oregoe
Taber Pharmacy
W. R. Hicks Co.
CHAS. N. TABER
GRESHAM, OREGON
ll.glatered Dragglal
Gresham Tailor &
Cleaner
P ETER LENARD, Prop.
Newberg Racking Co.
M .nla, Oroeerlee, Presh Pralta
end Vegetables
Halt« ami l.ad l.a' Nprlng C o .li
(Trnnnl «ml Pressed, II.««
We Deliver
Gresham Shoe Shop
L. k Kidder Hdw. Co.
CARL DAHL. Prop.
OKNKHAL HA It II WARP.
Men’« an»l Boys' Drees and
Work Khoefi
Phone 1151
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Phlne 1421
Gresham, Ore.
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GRESHAM
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Raker & Son
10.27?
Gresham Outlook
PRINTING
per m ile
The average cost of operating an automobile
is 10.27 cents per mile.
You can easily determ ine how much you lose
when you drive your car on business th a t can be
transacted over the telephone.
CHRYSLER ‘50’
(ALL “LONG DISTANCE”
R LLIA B II IT Y
OREGON TELEPHONE COMPANY
SERVICE
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
W A. H ESSEL
Phone 1141
GRESHAM, OREGON
J. C. H ESSEL
BETTER
USED CARS
.Kills insects
by the roomful
Oronite FLY SPRAY
£ <
Kills flies, mosquitoes,
m oths broaches,
« etc.
ST A N D A R D OIL C O M PA N Y OF C A L IF O R N IA
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