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GRESHAM OFTLOOK, TUESDAY, ---------- — NEIGHBORS GIVE AID TO FAMILY PLEASANT HOME .■_____ !_ AUGUST 1«. Premium Awards Show Many Winners lfc»7 Science O regon PAGE THREE Hold-up Wan Gets Hls Desserts. Gospel Meetings Grow in Interest. Not m uch pity will be w asted on Mrs. Sadie Chase and children. lu a world w hich is supposed to W ilma and Raymond, and Mr. and the hold-up man. Edw in Alleu, who he m ostly hard, selfish and self- Mrs. Robert Miller and d au g h ter was badly beaten at his own gam e centered. it is refresh in g now and Hazel, have retu rn ed from a sh o rt S atu rd ay night when he stopped an A game of questions for the th en to find little strea m s of the visit w ith th e ir uncle J .\F . Chase ______Continued from page 1 whole family. autom obile containing L eonard Nell m ilk of hum an kindness flowing and fam ily of K lam ath Falls. An T h e O u tlo o k h a s a r r a n g e d to r u n SPECIAL h CKBI'TAW U iBS.- of P o rtlan d two m iles east of the along. Such an occasion was event w hich w ill be of m uch in te r th is in te r e s tin g f e a tu r e re g u la rly . T h e G raves & Lehm ann trophy best a n s w e rs to th e fo llo w in g q u e s tio n s w ill brought to mind S aturday evening est to th e P leasan t Home n eighbor be found e ls e w h e re in th is p a p e r. R e a New Zealand Red, wofi by F. C. Twelve-M ile house and com manded n a b le a n d p r o p e r q u e s tio n s se n t to Duke, P ortland. him to hand over his valuables. w hen 100 persons gathered at the hood is th e wedding of H arry so t h i s d e p a r tm e n t c a r e o f O u tlo o k w ill Oregon branch of th American Nell reached into a hip pocket and H aley B aptist church, six m iles Chase to Mrs. L au ra Allwood of be a n s w e re d , if possible. (C o p y rig h te d by M ilto n O. N elso n ) Rabbit At Cavy B r e e d e r s ’ a s s o c i a produced, not a well-filled purse so u th e ast of G resham , to spend a I,os Angeles, C alifornia, on A ugust tion trophy, best display points to and his w atch, hut a lusty revolver social evening and a t the sam e tim e 8. T he couple enjoyed a sh o rt 1. Is a m ole blind? count, won by N. I. W hite, La ('e n which put a crim p tem p o rarily in r e n te r a little pecuniary assistan ce wedding trip in n o rth ern Calif. 2. Are an ts of any bénéficient ter. Wash. the holdup game. It is reported to a fam ily w hose child has been N. I. W hite trophy, second best Recent v isito rs at th e F. H. Mil use? that Allen is seriously wounded. display, won by Percy H ow art. obliged recently to be tak en tw ice 3. How did th e polled breeds of ler home w ere th e ir d au g h ter Mrs. Nell w as alone in his light a u to P ortland. to th e hospital. A freew ill offering I F. L. Griffin and son F reddie of cattle lose th e ir h o rn s? mobile when he was accosted by F. C. Duke trophy, best Black of $35.50 w as given th e p aren ts I 4. W here do our p u rebred draft Flem ish buck, won by Roy Van two highw aym en, one of whom fled Lexington, Ore., and Miss Blanche w ith the best w ishes of th e com- i horses come from ? Mere, Portland. McKinney of Blalock, Oregon. when he saw his com panion laid m unity. 5. H as th e United S tates ever II. G. Smith trophy, best condi out by th e would-be victim 's bullet. The Ladies Aid of th e M ethodist Musical selections by Miss originated any p ure breeds of do tioned rabbit in show, won by Mrs. E fforts of the sheriff's office have F ra n k W allen ~ P ortland. M artha H agberg and the Powell church will again clean up the m estic anim als? H. E. Osburn trophy, best buck in i hcen unavailing to locate the Rec- Valley m ale chorus, led by Bert cem etery on Friday, A ugust 19, be 6. Why was G resham so nam ed? show, won by Lockhoven R ahbitry ond man. A fter the m an had been O lsen, w ere m uch appreciated. The ginning ab o u t 9 a. m. Pot luck 7 W hat was the original m ean T routdale. wounded by Nell, lie took him to Rev. E. G. Judd gave an address on lunch w ill be served a t noon. All ing of the word "gym nasium "? H. Osman trophy, best Blue Bev- tlie Twelve-M ile house and Fred interested a re invited. th e subject of "T ru th " which con 8. Will the A m erican bison be erens in show, won by N. I. W hite, M errill called a Buck am bulance The O rient group of Campfire com e extinct? tain ed splendid advice for young L eC enter, Wash. and old. R efreshm ents of c a n ta g irls w as in cam p la st w eek at D. F. Bowder special, best I n te r arn^ sen t the man on to th e hospi Dodge park . Miss A nna L en n artz ' m ediate rab b it in show, won by H. tal. Nell him self notified the sh e r lo u p e and ice cream w ere a fte r Damascus Van I,aid to Rest. iff's office of the p art he had played. in charge. One of th e ir m ost p le as w ard served. A large num ber attended th e fu H. Osman, P o rtlan d . D. F. Bowder special, best Ju n io r L ater records indicate th a t Allen, an t days w as th e one spent a t Camp A strin g of colored lights was n eral of John Moar, 62, who died in show, won by F. C. Duke, P o rt or Floyd I.ongw all his co rrec t hung over th e law n thro u g h the Mamauu w here about 90 g irls from A ugust 9 from diabetes, a t his home I land. name, was sentenced to a tw o-year co u rte sy of the B jur E lectric com all p a rts of th e n o rth w est w ere in in Damascus. The service w as held F. C. Jones trophy from Ju n eau , camp. pany. at the U ndenom inational tem ple A laska , best Interm ediate Blue term in the Oregon p en iten tiary in T he H aley B aptist church occu The Misses Abbie and Bessie and com forting w ords w ere spoken Keverens in show won by N. I. 1924 for forgery. He adm its his record but will have little to say pies th e position of a com m unity Norton from P o rtlan d w ere recent by the Rev. S. F. P itts to the be W hite, La C enter, W ashington. Alderwood Fox F arm trophy, best about the shooting affray. ce n te r in the farm ing d istric t near guests at th e M. L en n artz home. reaved fam ily. The p allb earers senior C hinchilla doe in show, won B oring and the building is rapidly Miss Abbie is prom otion m an ag er j w ere E rn est Baker. Sherm an by P ercy H ow art, P o rtland. A ttention of Memtiers of the Co outgrow ing its w alls.. T he Rev. of the Goodwill In d u stries. 1 Lyons, C harles Nordfing, George R. C. M errick trophy, first C hin operative B erry G row ers: chilla buck, won by Lockhaven Jo h n Nordeil becam e its p asto r a B ertha Rich, d au g h ter of Mr. and Sm ith, A1 Maybee and Sam Lyons. It Is very im p o rtan t th a t you r e y ear and a half ago, succeeding the Mrs. A. G. Rich, who has been at A profusion of beautiful flowers . R ahbitry, T routdale. Oregon S tate C hinchilla R abbit Rev. A ndrew Johnson. They have Good S am aritan h ospital, is con spoke of the reg ard in w hich the B reeders' association trophy, best tu rn th e ballots we sent you as we m ust have a m ajority of all of the a flourishing Sunday school, th e a t valescing a t her home. deceased was held. A trio co n sist display points to count, won by m em bers rep resen ted at the m eet P ercy H ow arth. P ortland. te n d an ce a t tim es nearing the 100 Mrs. Tom Ram sey and little ing of Mr. and Mrs. O scar Noreen : W alkers' Fox farm trophy, best ing at 8 p. m. on A ugust 23, at the cannery, in order to ta k e ad v a n t m ark. Evidently th e p asto r has d aughter from Los Angeles, who and Mrs. C harles Moore, accom In term ed iate C hinchilla doe, won age o t t h e governm ent finance plan the h e a rts of th e H aley neighbor have been spending th e sum m er panied by Miss Amy Noreen at Ihe by W alkers' Fox farm , Gresham . th a t m eans cheap money to h a r hood and is th e rig h t man in the w ith her p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. F. B. piano, sang. In term en t w as made ! Mrs. L illian Godby trophy, best vest our crops witli an nually. T his in D am ascus cem etery. Surviving collection of m ade up furs, won by is very Im portant, ho p lease retu rn rig h t place. Lake, left for th e ir home Friday. are his widow Mrs. M artha Moar ! E t*a ®' P o1*®r8> O ntario, Cal. the ballots at once, and oblige after T he church has a m ost unique Section L ine R ahbitry trophy, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis, w orthy pulpit, one of only th ree of its and four children Edw ard H enry, i best In term e d iate C hinchilla buck. m arking out the word AGAINST and signing your nam e if you favor m atron and patro n of Roosevelt Anna and L aw rence. kind. It is fashioned en tirely out won by N. I. W hite, La C enter, Wn. tlie plan. If you oppose the plan ch a p te r O. E. S., w ere recen t d in P o rtlan d Feed Mills, 1 sack ra b strik e out the word FOR. of th e root of a large soft m aple ner guests a t th e W. E. M arkell bit m eal, for best d ark steel F lem C. B. GREENE. Sec'y. tree, th en polished and Stained. A FA IK VIEW ish doe, won by Roy Van More, home. sim ila r pulpit was sent to St. Paul, i P o rtlan d . IN NEW LOCATION. A w edding of in te re st to F air- I P o rtlan d Feed Mills, 1 sack meal, Mrs. G rant Sloop and d au ghter M innesota, for use in a denom ina tional school of th a t city, the Mrs. H arry C arlson have gone to view resid en ts took place F riday for best n atu ra l g ray Flem ish buck, i We a re now fully moved and es tablished in our new location in the B ethel in stitu te, J. P. H olst, a the beaches. They w ill visit the evening at 8 o’clock in P o rtlan d at won by H. H. Osman, P ortland. P o rtlan d Feed Mills, 1 sack m eal, [ L enard building, tw o doors ea st of th e home of th e b rid e’s p aren ts Rev. and Mrs. E. G. R anton at Ne form er resident of the H aley neigh for light steel Flem ish pair, won old shop. Call and see us. Com when Miss D ora E. Dempsey be by H. H. Osman, P ortland. plete line of m en's and boys’ d ress borhood. w as th e m aker and donor halem w hile away. E tta E. Pow ers, O ntario, C ali and w ork shoes. G resham Shoe of the a rtistic and unusual type of Joe D rew is en tertain in g two of cam e the bride of Melvin C lair S u r Shop, phone 41. tf pulpit. his friends from C en tralia, W ash face, b ro th er of Floyd S urface of fornia, gives one y ear m em bership to New Zealand Red club for best - — Fairview*. The officiating clerg y T he Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Judd, ington, K enneth P e ttit and O rville m an was an uncle of the bride Red doe. won by Mrs. L illian God- nia, 1 y ea r's m em bersllip to best Mrs. M arian H oss and Mrs. Mary Shoem aker. by, P o rtlan d . New Zealand Red buck, won by A. E tta E. Pow ers, O ntario, C alifor- J. K reuger, Gresham . W elch of G resham and Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. John P a rk e r and who cam e from Idaho for th e occa S chultz of H ogan w ere am ong son R alph of Salem w ere recent sion. The bride had two b rid es those p rese n t from outside of callers on Dave L auderback who Is maids, one h er sister Eileen and th e other Miss H elen Roy of P o rt Haley. ill at hls home. Mi s. F. I,. F ish er and Emil Grimm land. The brid e’9 b ro th er F ran k Dempsey attended th e groom as SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7 are seriously ill at th e ir respective best man. The b rid e’s d ress w as of homes w ith little hopes held out blue silk with gold overd ress and Wm. T eg art is spending his vaca for th e ir recovery. tion at N ew port, Oregon. He re A num ber of th e local E pw orth she carried a bouquet of roses. By radio THE KEY TO EHI CATION p orts th a t agate hunting Is still a League m em bers spent an enjoy a p re-arra n g em e n t w ith p opular pastim e. able week at the in stitu te , th e Rev. b ro adcasting statio n KEX, a spec T rue education not only opens up sto res of know ledge hut Jam es H am ilton of W heeler, O re and Mrs. E. W. W ithnell am ong ial song and th e wedding m arch w ere rendered in th is m odern way. develops th e alert mind. T he chief glory of modern science is gon, has been visiting his daughter, them. Mrs, Ira W ills and his b ro th er, F. Mr. and Mrs. A. B ander a re The couple will reside in P ortland IHE #( IENTIEK SPIRIT E. Ham ilton. T he la tte r is recover spending several w eeks at the w /iere Mr. S urface has purchased a home. ing from a slig h t stroke and is able beaches. H igher education in the field of applied science com bines Mrs. A. M. Anderson, m other of G race Lundbom, d au g h ter of Mr. to be about. technical study witli the fundam ental train in g essential to J. W. A nderson, left recen tly for citizenship. Its degrees open the way not only to leadership Mrs. M eLachlan. who has made and Mrs. R obert Lundbom , is r e an extended trip east w hich will in "th e several p u rsu its and professions in life" but also to a h er hom e w ith Mr. and Mrs. S. B. covering a t the P o rtlan d s a n ita r la rg e r com m unity service. take her to M issouri and Iowa. She ium from her operation for app en H all for the p ast five years, has expects to be gone about two gone to Spokane, W ashington, to dicitis. OREGON STATE LAND-GRANT COLLEGE M artin M ulthauf and Wenz m onths. visit h er aged m other. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Brooks re c e n t Schane of P o rtlan d w ere recen t M aintains schools of E ngineering (civil, electrical, m ech an Mrs. Maud A xtell is ca rin g for ly enjoyed an outing a t N etarts. callers at th e M. L en n artz home. ical, chem ical». Mines, F o restry , A g ricu ltu re, P harm acy, S tanley H all, who is recovering as Mrs. Brooks rep o rts clam digging Home Econom ics, V ocational E ducation. Com merce, and rapidly as broken bones w ill knit. M ilitary Science, all offering accredited college work. The good, having canned 30 pints. GILLIS School of Basic A rts and Sciences, In d u strial Jo u rn alism . Mrs. W. E. T egart and children, Mrs. F. M. S trucken is attending L ib rary P ractice, Physical Education, and Music ufford sound V irginia, W illiam and Violet and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. L ake a re the Seventh Day A dventist cam p basic and specialized train in g . Mrs. T e g a rt's m other Mrs. R obin again proud g ran d p a re n ts. On m eeting at F o re st Grove. s o n . of McMinnville are enjoying a S aturday, A ugust 6, a 7-pound Mrs. Josephine Q uesinberry, a c For catalogue and other liilorination address the Registrar daughter was born to th e ir d au g h com panied by Mrs. W. E. Tow n vacation a t Seaside. Mrs. C. N. Morgan, who recently te r Mrs. Alice W olverton of W ald send and sou Allen, left Sunday for , m otored from Los Angeles, w as a port, Oregon, in a hospital at H ills an outing to V ancouver, B. C. W. w eek-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. boro. The new com er has been E. Tow nsend, accom panied by his named Alice Joyce and Mr. and m other, expects to leave Sunday to A g r ic u ltu r a l C o lle g e C. Millar. l)r. and Mrs. J. Emil Nelson and Mrs. Luke a re ca rin g for Ruth join Mrs. Q uesinberry and Mrs. I Corvallis son W ayne, have retu rn ed from a Helen. Mrs, W olverton's elder Tow nsend on th eir trip. Mr. and Mrs, R. W. A nderson , m otor trip to S eattle, V ictoria and daughter. Mrs. G. F. Reel of W allow a, O re have retu rn ed from a w eek's o u t Vancouver. B. C. D uring th eir stay ( * V ancouver island they visited gon. is visiting at th e home of her ing to W ashington and Oregon beaches. They w ere accom panied th e fam ous B uchart gardens and sister Mrs. H. O. Lake. by Mrs. A nderson's p are n ts Mr. and enjoyed a trip over th e M alahat Mrs. J. H. P eterson and d au g h ter VICTORY drive. On the re tu rn thip they vis June. Mr. and Mrs. P eterso n vis ited C rescent lake and m ade a trip The Victory circle of th e E v an th ro u g h th e M onarch coal mine, gelical W om en's union will meet at ited friends a t Mist and V ernonia and later w ent to Seaside w here ir C entralia. Ihe home of Mrs. Alex. Thom pson .drs. Eliza Stone, Mr. and Mrs. C. T hursday afternoon, A ugust 18, a t , they joined Mr. and Mrs. A nderson. Are you a lw a y s u p s ta irs w hen (he te le p h o n e H. Stone and ch ild ren and Miss 2 o'clock. As th is w ill he th e first Seeing Ihe Maharajah. rin g s on th e floor below ? R uth Bliss w ere Sunday guests of m eeting since May. a good a tte n d The M aharajah of K ashm ir is th e M illars. "som e shiek"—he w ore Jewelry ance is desired. An extension telephone, costin g only a few W alter Thom pson, who was h u rt w orth $20,000,000 for his recent coronation and rode a gigantic ele BORING a t a logging cam p n ear Silverton p h an t hearing a th ro n e of solid cents n day, w ill save m iles of w alking and last Monday when hit by th e chok gold. It is all in the movies, and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. L indsey are er, has been brought to hls home w hat Is best of all in the new hours of lim e. being co n g ra tu lated over th e a r and is getting along well. His "hom e m ovies,” w hich the A m ateur riv al of a 10-pound g irl born to back was h u rt and he w as rendered Cinem a League says num bers 70,- 000 m em bers. them th is m orning. unconscious for a tim e, n ec essita t In su ran ce funds for farm loans. D on't lay down ih e paper till you ing his stay in the hospital in S il I No com m ission or brokerage. Very verton for a week. have read the W ant Ads asy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv. Do You Know? I ____ __ S ta te Don’t Run Downstairs O regon T elephone C o . A m ost in stru c tiv e outline of tru th for the Bible student will be presented th is evening at 8 o’clock at the g ran g e hall in th e series of gospel m eetings which are being conducted by W. R Ruddock of Los Angeles The th ree "d ay s” will be taken up. nam ely, the "Day S p riu g ”, th e "Day's Man" and th e "Day S tar". The subject for to m orrow evening will be. “A Mid night Scene in E gypt", illu strate d by a large c h a rt full of real help and cheer for young C hristians. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Piano tuning. $3.50. Plano and organ rep airin g . Fred B. Jones, 2625, 49th stre e t S. E., P ortland. Phone TAbor 8952 or G resham 1561.—Adv. Lumber for Sale. All kinds rough and dressed lum ber, two m iles south of Sandy. A. W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone Sandy 131. W ant ads add to your profit. Bakery Truck Damaged. Someone ram m ed into the light delivery bakery tru ck of Theodore Van Doninck Monday m orning as he was parked on 86th stre e t ju st off th e Base Line, inflicting about $100 dam age to the re a r of the m a chine. T he ow ner of the delivery did not see the accident as he w as In a sto re nearby at the tim e. His m achine w as pushed clea r over the sidew alk by the big C hrysler w hich skidded as it turned th e corner. The autom obile, said to be a stolen one, w as abandoned by the driver as he saw he had dam aged an o th er and he took to his heels. Police gave chase and fired a shot a t him, but he eluded hls p u rsu ers and su c ceeded In d artin g into a basem ent nearby and securing a change of clothes. Two hoys ill the C hrysler said they had been picked up hy tlie man, hut th a t they knew n o th ing of his w hereabouts. For real estate loans see or call B. W. T horne.—Adv. Over a ) ear Old and Still a Year Ahead Overwhelming Proof Now backs up every W h i p p e t claim 120,000 owners have tested Whippet perform ance in 100,000,000 miles of driving More leg-room than any other light ear. hirst light ear offering t-wheel brakes as national standard equipment. F o u rteen m onths ago, claim s m ade for the W hippet seem ed sta rtlin g , rev o lu tio n ary —alm ost unbelievable. Today m ore than 120,000 ow ners know they a re true. Such c h a ra c te ristic W hippet advantages as g rea ter gasoline m ileage, 4-wheel brakes, low cen ter of gravity, increased room iness and higher speed, have been put to tlie te st of over 400,000,000 m iles of driving, it is im p o rtan t to rem em ber this proved superiority of the W hippet a t th is tim e. For alth o u gh other m akers may striv e to em ulate W hippet's exam ple, it is only afte r so extensive and continuous a dem onstration of value th a t any m otor ca r m erits com plete and lasting public confidence. Even a sh o rt ride will convince you th a t W hippet is still th e sa fest light ca r Investm ent. SUPERIOR QUALITY—NEW LOW PRICES Couch T ouring R oadster W h ip p e t W hippet 8 #4125 4125 41D5 #705 7415 «25 Coupe Sedan Landau W h ip p e t W hippet ( #4(25 725 755 #705 «75 025 P ric e s f. q. b f a c to ry a n d s p e c ific a tio n s s u b je c t to c h a n g e w ith o u t n o tice. W llly a - U v e rlu n d , In c., T o led o , O hio. Whippet HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. W. A. HESSEL Phone l i t i Reliability C. HESSEL Service Willäfcl SERVICE STATION T im e to H e ’ tr« T This is the Place to get Them Gresham Battery & Tire Shop ivy F illin g Station Vulcanizing Phone 1701 Itattery Repairing