GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
FRIDAT, JULY
15.
19*7
PAGE THREE
PL EA SA N T HOME
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS
Beginning about th e m iddle of w ith a revolver on his person. ]
CABINET GAS RANGE
GROWING RAPIDLY
E S C H E A T TO S T A T E A ugust th e C alifornia clim ate will C rim inal tria ls have been speeded !
INVENTED BY A WOMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Raym ond Miller
and sons Ray and W ayne accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mil
ler and d au g h ters D orothy and
Hetty m ade the Mt. Hood loop trip
la st Sunday, w hich was very m uch
enjoyed by all. M agnificent close
up3 ot Mt. Hood from all sides w ere
o b tain ab le as th e day w as b eau ti
ful and clear.
T he Rev. Wm. P airw ea th er and
fam ily re tu rn e d on Monday from
T illam ook, w here they spent a
w eek a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
W alter Gay. Mr. P airw ea th er will
occupy th e pulpit of th e B aptist
ch u rch on Sunday at 11 o’clock and
a t 8 in th e evening. Sunday school
will convene a t 10 o'clock and
B. Y. P. U. at 7:30. D elegates from
the church who attended the O re
gon S tate B ap tist convention in
P o rtlan d th is week w ere Mr. F air-
w eath er. Miss W ilm a Chase and
Mrs. Louise Nelson.
Mrs. R. I. A nderson retu rn ed on
S unday from S alt Lake City w here
she w as called by the death of her
m other. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. A nder
son and sons, w ere guests a t the
A nderson hom e on Sunday evening.
T he Rev. F. C. S tephens, p asto r
of th e C hristian church a t D ufur,
Oregon, w as a rec en t guest a t th e
B. C. A ltm an home.
T h ere a re m any problem s too
deep for the farm ers to solve, and
one of th e m ore recen t for th e fa rm
e rs of th is vicinity is: w hy should
tons of the very finest straw b e rrie s
ever grow n have to ro t on the
vines for lack of a m arket, w ith
tw o can n eries a t ou r door and a cry
com ing from less favored sections
of our sta te and adjoining sta te s of
a d ea rth of th is fru it? T here m ust
be some w ay by w hich th e grow er
m ight receive a fair rem uneration
for his labor, and th e consum er be
ab le to satisfy a norm al desire to
have at a m oderate price th e prod
u cts of th e soil.
E va M ichael ffrom Los Angeles,
on h er w ay east, stopped for a ten
d ay s’ visit w ith her sister, Mrs. J.
P. Brow er. D uring her stay they
m otored to Cascade Locks and
G overnm ent Camp. She enjoyed the
scenic drive and beautiful falls
along the w ay, and asserted th a t
C alifornia has no drive so beauti
ful.
J. F. B row er is receiving g reat
p le asu re from the radio w hich was
a recent g ift from his wife on the
occasion of his birthday.
POWELL VALLEY
“My R edeem er L iveth” w ill be
the subject of th e Rev. Don Sho-
gren a t th e M ission church next
Sunday m orning a t 11 o'clock. The
serm on w ill be in Swedish. T here
w ill be com m union service follow
ing th e service. In th e evening a t
8 o'clock th e p asto r will preach on
“S in’s W ages and God's G ift”. T his
will be a continuation of the sub
je ct of la st Sunday evening. Sun
day school w ill m eet a t 9:50.
Sunday school will convene Sun
day m orning a t 9:45 a t th e Saron
L u th e ra n ch u rch , but th e re will be
no preaching service. The evening
m eeting will be held under the
auspices of the L u th er League. A
violinist. Miss V endela H ill of Col
ton, Oregon, w ill be present, also
Miss Johnson who will give piano
num bers. S everal vocal num bers
will be given by local talen t. Mr
K ullberg, a ssista n t of th e Rev.
Enoch Sandeen, will speak. F ollow
ing th e p rogram refre sh m e n ts w ill
be served.
Miss P earl G ustafson has been
»home since Jwly 2 as the re su lt of
an accident w hich cam e near de
p riving her of th e sight of an eye.
W hile w alking on a P o rtlan d stre e t
on that date a sm all boy th rew a
torpedo directly in fro n t of her
w hich exploded, a piece of it e n te r
ing her eye. She has been under
th e care of an eye specialist since
th a t tim e but it is th o u g h t she is
out of danger now. She expects to
re tu rn to h er w ork a t the nu rses'
home of St. V incents hospital next
week.
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HALEY
The m em bership of the Base Line
Im provem ent club is grow ing r a p
idly ami It is possible th a t a m eet
ing place la rg e r th an the Rock-
wood G range hall will be n ecessary
j to accom m odate all who come. At
the reg u la r m eeting on Monday
evening the atten d an ce was good
and th e rep o rts from standing com
m ittees showed th a t
a re w o rk
ing.
George Lewis of th e G resham -
P ortland-B ase Line bus line has
added an ea rlier and la ter bus th an
those form erly run to accom m odate
the dem ands of th e people in the
Rockwood d istrict. At th e u rg en t
reques of m any he has also ch an g
ed the tim e of the la st bus leaving
P o rtlan d on S atu rd ay s, Sundays
and holidays from 11:30 to 11
o’clock. Mr. Lew is expressed his
w illingness to ru n a special bus
evenings for p arties of 15 or m ore
for those who wish to atten d en ter
tain m en ts in P o rtlan d and leave
th e re a t th e ir convenience.
Mr. L ew is is a busy and valuable
m em ber of th e Im provem ent club.
CORBETT
Miss A gatha L. H arding, a ju n io r
in vocational education a t O. A. C.,
has been appointed ed ito r of th e
Sum m er Session News a t Corvallis,
th e college w eekly publication.
Miss H arding has distinguished
h erse lf d urin g h er tw o y ears at
college and is due the honor aw ard
ed her.
T he C orbett Sunday school was
w ell attended S unday and a fine
serm on w as preached by Rev. Mr.
H annah from P o rtland.
Mrs. Olivia Leland and daughter,
Mrs. Lew is Reed, w ere in P o rtlan d
Friday.
E thel S tew art spent from F riday
u n til T uesday in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Settlem eier
m ade a trip by auto to Yakim a r e
cently.
A. S. W oodward h as com pleted a
fine new barn on his farm near the
highw ay.
Mrs. E arn est M ershon and c h il
dren from P o rtlan d w ere Sunday
visito rs a t the home of h er m other,
Mrs. P ullium a t C orbett station.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K nieriem
Jr., arriv ed from C alifornia last
week and expect to estab lish th e ir
home here, having rented room s
over H a rry R ick e rt’s garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woodle and
children visited her p are n ts, Mr.
and Mrs. F red L asley a t T aft a few
days la st week.
T he em ployes o t th e M eier &
F ran k com pany enjoyed th e ir a n
nual picnic a t "M enucha” th e
beautiful cou n try home of Ju liu s L.
Meier, Sunday. N early 5000 w ere
in attendance.
FAIRVIEW
ROCKWOOD
The tw o-year-old d au g h ter of Mr.
and Mrs. K enneth B urgess was the
victim of an accident T uesday
w hich n early severed the baby's
rig h t thum b. T he lid of a woodbox
cau g h t th e thum b a t th e first Joint
and left th e end han g in g by a
sm all portion. A G resham surgeon
was sum m oned and aid rendered
and It is believed th a t th e thum b
w ill resu m e norm al grow th.
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
T h a t’s us. B ring your ca r h ere
for any rep a irs, ad ju stm e n ts or
p a rts for th e sta rte r, g en erato r,
sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc.
W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos
itively g u aran teed . We c a rry a
com plete line of ignition parts.
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
GILLIS
T he G illis baseball team will
play C orbett on the C orbett grounds
Sunday, Ju ly 17, a t 2:30 p. m.
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. '
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
easy term s B. W. T horne —Adv.
G R E SH A M
G R E E N H O U SES
llogan Road
Phone 4o6
V
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT
QUICK WILL BUILD THEM
A DEMONSTRATION WILL CONVINCE YOH
J t l e a l e p ’s
BIDS WANTED
F or seven co rd s of first grow th
cord wood or slab wood to be de P o w e ll St.
livered a t V ictory schoolhouse Dist.
49, som etim e in A ugust. Bids to
be in h an d s of c le rk by Ju ly 16.
B oard reserv es th e rig h t to re je c t
any or all bids.
ALTA M. STAFFORD, C lerk.
A. O. STAFFORD, C hairm an.
T ro u td ale, Oregon.
J ftu c lr p
& to r e
Gresham
WALTER W. METZGER
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Sales and Service
CHEVROLETS
1923 an d 19*24
SEDANS, COUPES, ROADSTERS, TOURINGS
♦125 to *250
S p ecia l!
WESTINGHOUSE
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Electric Iron
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Granada Theater
JHth and Kant Ullnan
P ro g ram for S atu rd ay and Sunday, Ju ly 16 and 17
SA TURD AY, JULY
$ 7 .7 5
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IS—
Dougls» Fairbank« In
“THE MARK OF ZORRO”
E very p ictu re fan all over th e co u n try and every exhibitor
who m akes a re p o rt on p ictu res coucede th a t “T he M ark of
Zorro" is th e best p ic tu re F airb an k s ever made.
Bring in your old iron regardless of kind or
make and we will allow you $1.00 on it. You pay
only 75c down and $1 per month for 6 months with
your light bill.
Come in and let us tell you more about this re
markable Electric Iron value.
Comedy, “Little Pest” and International News.
SU N D A Y • MONDAY, JULY 1J . IS—
Zane Grey'» Munterplere
“THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER”
With Jack Holt
T hem e: Man's b attle w ith th e d esert, bis never ending fight
to w rest a living from th e arid w astelan d s is th e background
into w hich th is sto ry Is woven.
Comedy, “Nnookum's (luting”.
PORTLAND
News and a Cartoon.
Show starts 7:16 week n igh ts:
ELECTRIC
i :15 Sundays
Popular Prices
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PO W E R K gJC Q M PA N Y
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ELECTRIC ST O R R ^i^ ELECTRIC BLDO,
P ow ell St.
Phone 801
Gresham
We have a few electric cooker’s left.
CHRYSLER ‘50’
P e r fo r m a n c e , C o m fo r t a n d L uxury
Lumber for Sale.
All kinds rough and dressed lu m
ber, tw o m iles south of Sandy. A.
W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone
Sandy 131.
HANNEMAN’S
HOMEMADE
FRESH
PEACH
ICE CREAM
ROADSTER
w ith
R u m b le
Seat
795
$
F. O. B. D etroit
at
TABER PHARMACY
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant 1
it, as you w ant it—W ant Ad it.
*
in G resham .
CHRYSLER “W
FEATURES
50 mi lès and m ore an hour.
5 to 25 m iles in 8 seconds.
N th e C h ry sler “50” W alter P. C h ry sler has u p set all
ideas of th e q u ality and value th a t can be p urchased
In a m otor ca r priced a t $750.
I
F ull-sized co m fo rt w ith am ple seatin g cap acity for
ad u lt p a sse n g e rs;
Speed of 50 and m ore m iles an hour with a sm ooth
ness never before know n a t such p rice;
P ick-up of 5 to 25 m iles in 8 seconds;
Econom y of 25 m iles to the g allo n ;
D istinctive and en d u rin g beauty w hich m akes you
proud to own and drive it;
And with th ese— th ro u g h the g re a t C h ry sler plan of
S tandardized Q uality—dependability and long life a s
su red by the sam e finest en gineering design ami p re
cision m a n u fa ctu rin g w hich have produced th e C h ry sler
"60", "70” and Im p erial "80”.
You owe it to y o u rself to rid e in th e “50”—
All » hry»l»r rsr« ha»» »hr ailillllon sl proteftlon
again»! theft of the Fedrn Sy«trm of numbering.
25 m iles to th e g allo n :
The new SMOOTHTOP gas range
You’ll save a lot— I’ll make a little— and w e’ll
both he happy. Come on in— the m ileage Is tine.
Hate you investigated ttl
« — » » ■ « • ____________________ Fifth and Alder ML
If you're tired of being kidded about low -cost tire
m ileage, and really want to tret it, let ine tix you
up now with a net of new G oodyears.
No “special deals** no “extra discounts,*’ no
“ long trade” line of taffy here— just a m ighty
good tire at as low a price as I ean afford to
sell It.
Aristocrat of the Kitchen
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
Come On In—
The Mileage is Fine
Quality considered G oodyears are the low est-cost
equipm ent you ean buy. and you w ill have the
satisfaction of know ing that ao one gets a better
tire or a h eller price than you do.
Full-sized,
w ith
am ple
seatin g cap acity for ad u lt
passen g ers.
is the
L
F lo w e r s f o r a ll
O c c a s io n s
up and ju d icial red ta p e has been
cut.
A Progressive
Man is on
Time
AUTOMATIC
The re g u la r services w ill be held
a t th e S m ith M em orial P re sb y te r
ian ch u rch n ex t Sunday. T he p as
tor, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted,
w ill preach a t 11 o'clock.
Window Cleaning.
T he Rev. and Mrs. E. R. D. H ol
For ex p ert window cleaning see
lensted have been spending a few 8 . T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
days a t Seaside, th e g u ests of th e Ross Brow n, G resham , phone 2501.
la tte r's sister, Mrs. D. D. Sweet.
A grunge picnic will be held in
PLUM BING
the aftern o o n and evening of W ed
and Septic Tanks
nesday. Ju ly 20, at Blue L ake park.
A basket supper w ill be enjoyed at
day or contract. Work guaranteed
6:30.
All g ra n g e rs and th e ir
LARRY FOCHT
friends who d esire free ad m ittan ce
Gresham
Phone 8101
to th e park a re asked to call a t th e
hom e of Mrs. Jo h n Moller to re
'^ZZZSZSZZZZZZZZZZSZSZZS!
ceive tick ets. AH are req u ested to
bring bask ets and dishes.
The Sunday school of the Haley
B ap tist ch u rch w ill be held a t 10
a. m. Sunday, follow ed by the
m orning w orship in Sw edish a t 11
o'clock. Ju n io r m eeting w ill be
held at 7 in th e evening and the
evening service to follow w ill be in
ch a rg e of th e young people w ith
group one as leader. On Sunday
afternoon, Ju ly 24, a g re a t m ission
m eeting w ill be held in th e church
w ith an outside speaker present.
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The A m erican housew ife, who
considers th e m odern gas ran g e
one of the m ost useful and helpful
conveniences of her kitchen, owes a
g reat debt of g ratitu d e to an A m er
ican woman, Mrs. A iten S. Miller,
of B altim ore. Md. Mrs. M iller in
vented th e first cab in et type gas
ran g e 23 y ea rs ago.
„Mrs. M iller, who is essen tially a
home m aker, is th e wife of a man
prom inent in the gas business.
She gives th e sam e thought and
atten tio n to th e m anagem ent of her
household th a t her husband gives
to his profession. T he equipm ent
in her hom e is m odern and labor-
saving. It w as probably her k ind
ly th o u g h t for her help th a t was
responsible for the idea eventually
to m ean so m uch to th o u san d s of
other home m akers. One day, 23
y ears ago, Mrs. Miller w as su p e r
vising th e p rep a ra tio n of dinner
As she observed h er cook literally
floored before th e oven, it occurred
to h er th a t baking w ould not be
n early so h ard on th e cook if th e
oven w ere beside th e top b u rn ers of
th e stove in stead of below.
She invited h e r husband in to the
kitchen th a t evening and follow ing
d irectio n s he placed th e top of the
ran g e on an old k itchen ta b le and
lifted th e oven from its lowly po
sition to one of equal ra n k beside
the top b u rn ers. The M iller house
hold w as delighted w ith th e new
arran g em en t. So w ere frien d s of
the fam ily who im m ediately w an t
ed a ran g e like it. Colonel Miller,
who was th e vice p resid en t and
g eneral m an ag er of th e gas com
pany in B altim ore, ordered 12
ran g es like Mrs. M iller's These
w ere th e first cabinet ran g es m an
ufactured.
No profit for th is invention has
ever accrued to Mrs. M iller, for the
idea w as not patented b ut w as of
fered freely to the m an u fa ctu re rs
of gas ran g es. T he nicety of
enam el finish and th e conveniences
of heat reg u la to rs have been added,
b ut th e model o riginated in Mrs.
M iller’s k itchen so m any y ears ago
con tin u es to be one of th e m ost
popular in use today.
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! be very u n h ealth y for m u rd erers
People who p atro n ize b an k s may and stick-up a rtists, says th e Ju ly
be glad to be rem inded th a t all a c S unset. T he new crim in al law s
co u n ts stan d in g to th e cre d it of d e w ill become effective about th a t
p o sito rs who h av e not m ade a tim e. T he impose ou th e crim in al
deposit or who have not w ith d raw n w ith a few previous convictions
any p a rt of th e ir deposit for a and a p eualty of at le ast 12 y ears
period of m ore th a n seven years is th e p en iten tiary w ithout th e
will p erm it of th e ir
deposits ch ance of a parole. They tre a t in
esch eatin g to th e sta te unless the sam e way th e b u rg lar cau g h t
claim ed on o r before A ugust 15,
1927. T h ousands of dollars escheat
to th e sta te every second year from
deposits of those w ho a re so c a re
less as to not check th e sta te m en ts
retu rn ed to them by th e different
banks. T h ese deposits ran g e from
one cent to som etim es as high as
one tho u san d do llars. T hey a re a
source of inconvenience to th e
b ank because th ese sm all b alances
m ust be tak en into account in all
of th e daily b alan ces for a period
of seven years, th e n the b ank at the
end of seven y ea rs m ust pay them
IL ou cannot tell the
in to th e sta te tre a su re r.
Some of th e se deposits a re due to
age of a man by th e
careless a d m in istra to rs who do not
condition of his watch
m ake p ro p er in q u iry at th e differ
— but you can tell
ent banks b ut m any of them a re j
due to th e carelessn ess of th e de- 1
whether
or not he is
p o sito rs them selves who do not
progressive A good
check th e ir own statem en ts and J
som e tim es leave b alances in sav- I
watch, well kept, aids
Inga accounts th a t in crease to con- |
success.
sld erab le size in seven years.
All banks w ould ap p re cia te m ore
carefu l check on th e p art of th e ir
depositors.
RLLIABII ITY
SERVICE
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
W. A. H ESSEL
Phone l i t i
GRBSHAX, 0 KF. BON
J. C. H E S8E L
BETTER
USED CARS
Gresham Garage
HAMLIN & HOSS, Props.
Phone 23»!
P ow ell Street