GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FKIOAY.
PAGE FOCK
AUGUST
2«,
1927
Miss Alice L innem ann of St. MILITARY ACADEMY
MURPHY INA LSI IGATES te r of Ju ly 23d to Mr. W oodward,
C harles, Missouri, a grand niece of
NEW ELECTRIC PLOW would say th a t we cannot advise
INVITES PRESIDENT
th e la te Jo h n G. L innem ann, was in
you how electric plow would serve
Major W. de V. Bealey, president
G resham yesterday and called upon
A new s item in the O regonian re your filbert grove. We have not
sev eral who had been intim ate of th e Bealey M ilitary academ y, cently a ttracted th e atten tio n of tried electricity on trees, but we ex
frien d s of th e fam ily. Miss L in n e th ree m iles n o rth ea st of G resham , J. C. Murphy, who h as 16 acres of pect to m ake some te sts late th is
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. H all, who
m ann Is m aking a to u r of th e w est is In possession of a teleg ram r e filberts on the Section L ine ju st fall.
have lived here for th e past year,
and w hile in P o rtlan d Is stopping
“On all farm crops th a t we have
ceived from P resid en t Coolidge at east of G resham . T hese filberts
left today for th e ir home in K en
at th e M ultnomah hotel. W hile in
used th e electric plow it has ac
a
re
receiving
Mr.
M
urphy's
m
ost
osha, W isconsin. The Thom house
G resham she visited th e L innem ann th e sum m er w hite house a t Rapid devoted ca re and w hen he read of com plished all th a t th e inventor
w here they have lived since th eir
g rav es at the cem etery, the L in n e City, South Dukota, In w hich th e an electric plow w hich charged the claim ed, and we a re arran g in g to
resid en ce in G resham will be oc
m ann home and o th e r associations chief executive exp resses his ap- goii w lth 103.000 volts of electricity, apply th e electrical method in all
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. W alter
of h er relatives.
p re d a tio n of th e invitation to visit 1 killing weeds, b acteria and grubs fall crops. T he plans a re not in
Olmschied and child of P ortland.
A lbert Becker of P o rtlan d is a the m ilitary academ y, b ut re g re ts a u d increasing soil fe rtility he nat- th e m arket. T he cost of operation
Mrs. B. H. G reen of P o rtlan d has new ly-installed b arb er a t th e Todd
■ u rally w anted to know all about it. is tin le sam e as usual tra c to r farm
tak en living q u a rte rs at th e L arsen b arb er shop. He tak es th e place of his Inability to do so.
im m ediately had visions of a w ^ k k. It plow s and tre a ts 30 in ch
I He
.
Some tim e ago M ajor Bealey tel- ! revolution in soil tillag e m ethods if es and kills weeds, insects, as it
au to cam p and w ill rem ain in C arl Johnson who left a sh o rt tim e
G resham indefinitely.
She came ago for Miles City, M ontana. Rob egrapbed P resid en t Coolidge invlt- the claim s w ere true.
goes, and "fixes” atm ospheric .e le
h ere to seek relief from asthm a, e rt K rigbaum is a new b arb er at ing him to visit his school should
Like a good law yer he in v esti m ents upon which th e seed w hen
thinking th a t th e change of loca the G. W. K lavenaugh shop on E ast he decide to m ake th e trip west. gated.
p lan ted la ter feeds.
tion and th e proxim ity to m ountain Pow ell street. His p aren ts w ere The p resid e n t’s reply to th is Invi
“Y ours very tru ly ,
The article told w here th e elec-
tation follow s:
“T he P resid en t i trie plow was being tried , som e
air m ight be beneficial.
“T he Donald W oodward H erd:
form er resid en ts of G resham .
deeply ap p reciates th e generous w here n ear Rochester, N. Y., and E. L. B utton, M anager.”
Mrs. E thel M iller, Mrs. A lfred
Mr. and Mrs. E rn est C h ristensen
and cordial in v itatio n s w hich have Mr. M urphy w rote for inform ation.
Blom and h er m other Mrs. C ather and tw o dau g h ters moved y e s te r
come to him to visit Oregon and 1 In reply he received th e follow ing
Pedigree Klanks.
ine A hlqulst and T heodore McLain day from the H. P. C hristensen
w ishes he m ight accept, b ut u n fo r lette r:
T he Outlook has a supply of ped
w ent to Seaside yesterday, re tu r n place in Powell V alley to th e W il
tu n ately . he finds it im possible to , LeRoy N y Augugt 15 _ Mr j. igree blanks, useful for dairym en,
ing today. Mrs. Miller and her liam Maxwell house on E ast Powell
stock and p oultry raisers. L arge,
ta k e so long a trip at th is tim e.” ; c M urphy, Route 2, Gresham .
nephew T heodore expect to re tu rn stree t, vacated som e tim e ago by
In Ju ly of la st yea. P resid en t
Dear s i r : __..A nsw erlng your le t. very useful, at 5 cen ts each, 25 for
to Monmouth tom orrow .
Mr. Maxwell and fam ily. The Max Coolidge presented the m ilitary
Mr. and Mrs. C larence Cathey and w ell fam ily now resides on the academ y w ith a beautiful A m erican
children and Mr. and Mrs. F ran k T re b er place east of Gresham .
flag, accom panied by a letter.
The Rev. and Mrs. O. W. Hegge.
Bacon and children left Monday
for a tw o-w eeks' outing trip to m eier and d au g h ter A rleen of ENGINEERS WILL TRY
Alton, Illinois, sp en t today as the
TO IMPROVE BUCK
Y achats.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. G aleener are g u ests of the Rev. and Mrs. E.
“W hen b etter ca rs are built
h ere from the San Joaquin valley H orstm ann. The p arty enjoyed a
Buick will build them ," Is a catchy
trip
up
the
Colun^bia
riv
er
highw
ay
in C alifornia for a visit of a few
slogan th a t has become fam iliar to
days w ith th eir son-in-law and as far as M ultnomah falls. T he
the m otoring pulfftc. But it isn ’t
Rev.
Mr.
H
eggem
eier,
w
ith
his
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W hite
ju st catchy for th e Buick com pany '
and fam ily, th e new proprietors of fam ily, Is m aking a to u r of the
Is p rep ared to m ake it a reality.
coast,
and
as
a
m
em
ber
of
th
e
th e O scarette. They cam e with
The an n ouncem ent
is m ade 1
A rth u r O verholts, a P ortland man synodical m ission board of borne
through
W
alter
W.
M
etzger,
local |
who w as m aking a trip through m issions, Is inspecting th e various
dealer, th a t the com pany Is con
ch
u
rch
es
under
co
n
tro
l
of
th
e
California. On th e w ay they m ade
stru ctin g at F lint, Mich., a $600,000
a to u r of the Yosem ite valley and board of which th e Zion E vangeli
building to house its experim ental
cal
is
one.
C rater lake. T he party, w ith the
and research engineering d e p a rt
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. N orcross and
addition of Mr. W hite and his
m ents. The building will be ready
dau g h ter W ilma, made th e Mt. ch ild ren D ouglas and W lnnifred
moved yesterday from O rient into this fall.
Hood loop trip yesterday.
C entralization of all Buick r e
T he in te rio r of th e show room and G resham and a re occupying t^ e F. search, engineering, and ex p eri
S.
W
hite
house
on
F
o
u
rth
street.
office of th e W alter Metzger Buick
m ental w ork u nder ope roof is con
agency are receiving a fresh coat Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Macaw recently sisten t w ith the system atized o p er
vacated
th
is
house
for
the
new
one
of kalsom lne. A carload of Bulcks
ation policy alread y in B ulck's pro
arrived over the freight line of the which they have built in the E a st duction d ep artm en ts, Cady B. D ur
P ortlan d E lectric Pow er com pany man addition.
ham, vice p resid en t and assista n t
yesterday for distribution from the
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. H ow ard and g en eral m anager, explained, ac
sons C harles and C lark, and Ju n io r cording to th e word received here.
local agency.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterson and lla rb a e k , a classm ate of C harles, Ttie new building w ill release large
son K enqeth and Mr. and Mrs. O. all of G ra n ts Pass, retu rn ed home am ounts of space now devoted to
N. S ager of P lea san t Valley were W ednesday m orning afte r a w eek’s ex perim ental
w ork
in various
W ednesday dinner guests a t the visit w ith Mrs. H ow ard’s paren ts, plan ts of the Buick factory, leaving
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. H a rri Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning. W hile th at space free for production ex
son in honor of the la tte r's b irth here C harles visited w ith form er pansion,.
schoolm ates at Rockwood and in
day.
The new en gineering building
P o rtlan d . Mr. M anning is much im will be equipped w ith the m ost
T hree N ebraska nurses, Miss
proved In h ealth follow ing his r e m odern scientific ap p a ratu s, Mr.
Beth G orsage of Utidilla, Miss Ade
cent Illness.
D urham said. T he ground floor
line O ertsch of H ickm an and Miss
P hilip W right arriv ed W ednes will be devoted to ch assis and test
f f ’hy your agent sells sound protection.
M arie K ruse of D unbar arriv ed on
T uesday night a t th e home of the day evening for an indefinite stay cars, dynam om eters being Installed
fo rm er’s uncle, W. L. G orsage, at tile home of his p are n ts Dr. and for test w ork on the chassis. A re
w here they will visit for a sh o rt Mrs. A. 11. W right. He has re tu r n frig eratio n room for carh u retlo n
tim e before going to southern C al ed from a trip to Siberia, the last research also will he on the ground
At the time of selling an insurance policy, all pro
ifo rn ia to engage in nursing. They to be u n d ertak en before next year floor. Second and th rid floors will
tection looks nearly alike.
expect to visit S eattle and British by th e steam ship Com pany by be given over ex perim ental m a
Colum bia points of Interest and which he was em ployed. W right chine shops and assem bly a rran g e - j
possibly Mt. R ainier before going w as w ireless o p erato r on the bout, nieuts, and the fourth floor to en
Months later- should a loss occur—the reputation
gineering d rau g h tin g rooms.
south. The young Indies made the "S a n ta A na”.
of your agent depends on the performance of his
“Tile facilities of th e engineering |
D. M. Cathey, his d au g h ter Mrs.
trip from N ebraska by autom obile
and on the way visited Yellowstone Mary G ossett and two children and building will dovetail closely with
companies.
national park. T hey w ere charm ed Gordon Black are in th e vicinity of Bulck's work at th e G eneral Motors
w ith th e Colum bia riv er highw ay Sandy for several days of th is week Proving G round,” said Mr. Durham,
An agent building a sound business—not looking
and spoke of It as th e m ost b eau ti w here Mr. Cathey is engaged in "lluick is one of the chief u sers of
ful scenery on the trip.
sh in g lin g a schoolhouse. Mrs. G os the proving ground facilities, the
for a one permium sale—urges you to insure where
Mrs. Ida H untley of P ortland sett ami children a re spending the beneflts of w hich are reflected co n
you
can have no regrets, now—or later.
stan tly in Buick p erform ance and
spent several days recently nt the tim e cam ping.
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Emery.
Mr. and Mrs. R ussell Akin and Buick value. F u rth e r sy stem atiza
Read your policy carefully. Are you sure that you
W ednesday guests at the Em ery th ree ch ild ren nre spending a tion of th is te stin g and experim ent
will be possible when the new
hom e w ere th e ir daughter, Mrs. m outh at Neskowin beach.
have
such a policy as you would like to hold if you
building is U n ite d , and the pro
Kuby Buckle, and Mrs. Kiggs, both
duction d ep artm en ts will benefit
were loaning money on your farm. If not, see our
of P ortland.
SCHOOL DIST.
through addition of th e space now
agent.
George P. D ykstra, a theological
devoted to ex perim ental w ork.”
student, spent W ednesday and
H arv estin g is in full sw ing in
T h ursday at the hom e of Mr. and tilts com m unity and th ree th re s h
Mrs. C. O. H orning, lie w as on Ills ing m achines are at work, those of
way home to S heridan, Oregon, I.u scb er Bros , of F airv iew ; Guy D.
from illeveland, Ohio, w here he re p Jones, of G resham , and H ilberg A
M ore people to read and
resented Oregon In an orato rical K aufm an of Vancouver, W ash.
use th e W an t Ads. N otice
GRESHAM, OREGON
contest put on at the C hristian E n
th e c a re fu l classificatio n
Mrs. Jo h n W orthington of B ell
deavor national convention which ingham .
an
d
look
fo
r
w
h
a
t
you
W ashington, and
her
A S trong Bunk
met in th a t city recently.
w an t o r a d v e rtise fo r it.
d au g h ter, Mrs. H ilda P laster of
Mr. and Mrs. George Kenney r e S eattle w ere recent guests of Mr.
turned W ednesday evening from a and Mrs. J. AV. E dw ards. Mrs. E d
w eek's stay at Seaside. They r e w ards and Mrs. W orthington are
port the w eather there balm y and siste rs and d u rin g th e visit a fam
warm.
ily reu n io n dinner w as enjoyed at
W ithin a few days George W. the hom e of th e ir b ro th er. H enry
M etzger w ill take th e overland Fisher.
Miss Mamie E dw ards is enjoy
tra in for Canton, Ohio, w here he
will confer with Robert L. Metzger, ing a short vacation visiting her
president of th e Cleveland, Ohio, sister. Mrs. H erm an Duus at E s ta
organization regarding the Metz cada.
Phone l ll.'il
Miss Mary C. B urns has retu rn ed
ger estate In H olland. He will be
ttl
WB DELIVER
gone Indefinitely, possibly will go from McMinnville, w here she was
to H olland w ith Robert M etzger, visiting Mr. anil Mrs. John Bernard.
Mrs. Rmleen and sons have
his representative.
Mrs. Lucy O sborne of P ortland moved to P ark ro se for th e w inter.
John B tirgener, who very re c e n t
has been In G resham several days
ly re tu rn e d from a th re e m onths'
visiting with friends.
As a S a tu rd a y fe a tu re we
WATERMELONS. lb
a re o fferin g ch oice pork
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Maloy, re c e n t trip to S w itzerland, has been v isit
ro a s ts from th e very best
ly from C alifornia, stopped for a ing his b ro th er. U lrich B tirgener,
of pig pork at th e se special
CANTE LOUPES, larg e
day th is week a t th e home of th e ir p ro p rie to r of The Maple Grove
low prices.
uncle J. W. Maloy on th e ir way to dairy. W hile Mr. B urgener an tic i
th e ir home in Rapid City, South pated his visit to "th e old co untry"
CARROTS. 3 hunches
LEG ROASTS, lb
D akota. They have been in C ali w ith n g reat deal of p leasure, he Is
very
glad
to
be
ltt Oregon once
fornia for the past th ree years.
SROI’I HER ROASTS, lb
more.
TURNIPS. 3 bunches
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam A. Heasel
On account of a ten -d ay s' s h u t
and two children and Mr. and Mrs.
SPARE KIRS, lb
down of th e Beaver m ill, at P re s
Jam es E lkington and daughter
STRING RE ANS. 6 lbs
cott. Oregon, w here he has b e e n
Jean enjoyed an outing at Y achats
employed for the past several years.
from S atu rd ay of la st week until
O ur beef pot ro a sts and
F ran k F ish er was enabled to enjoy
OKA ONIONS, 6 lbs . . .
ste a k s front choice e a ste rn
a sh o rt vacation at his home on the
fishing and other diversions of
SYRUP. Crii” m i R am bler
O regon s te e rs a re th e best
B ark er road.
1-lb. 6-ox b ottles.
cam p life
th a t m oney can b u y - com
B ert and L eonard Blodgett m ade
p are o a r prices.
( OOKI1 S, mixed,
a trip Sunday to Stevenson. Wash.,
shoe shining e q u ip m e n t‘and in the and w hile th ere attended th e Eagle
dozen ...............................
Gresham Locals
HALEY
----------
The Sunday school of th e H aley
B aptist ch u rch will begin a t 10
a. m. Sunday, followed by th e m oru-
ing service at 11. The ju n io r m eet-
ing w ill be held at 7 o'clock in the
evening and the evening service at
8. All a re cordially invited to at-
iten d . T he Rev. A ndrew Johnson,
a form er p asto r of th e church, w ill
preach.
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
■ T h at's us. B ring your c a r h ere
' for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts o r
p a rts for the s ta rte r, g e n e ra to r,
sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc.
W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos
itively guaranteed. We c a rry a
com plete line of ignition parts.
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
F or real estate loans see or call
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
F loral P ieces
F ire causes a y early dam age to
the fo rests of the United S tates
am ounting to $20,000,000, not in-
clding th e harm done to young
grow th, w atershed protection, and
recreatio n al and o th er resources.
MADE TO ORDER
a n y d esign
Suhr’s F low er Farm
B a se L ine R oad. M ile E a st 12-Mile
C oin er. P H O N E 7SI.
At least $20,000,000 w orth of farm
p roperty is destroyed by lightning
in this co u n try every year. T h at's
th e estim ate of th e farm fire p ro
tection com m ittee of th e National
iFire P ro tectio n association. The
com m ittee points out th a t lightning
rods, good, bad, and indifferent, cut
losses 85 per cent, as com pared
w ith unrodded buildings.
Peter
PHONE
’
1211
Lenard
Cleaning and
Pressing
t iO u r clea n in g p la n t la
'9
in G resham
I
a
W e rail and d eliv er
Look to Your Watch
as Well as Your Car
Your car, without oil, would soon be
burned up by friction. Your car needs an
abundance of oil.
Your watch needs only a drop and very
rarely, but it needs that drop mighty badly
and it needs the service of a man who
knows how to put on that drop of oil just
exactly right to prevent a gumming up the
whole works.
Save your w atch and save money by hav
ing it exam ined every six m onths.
Jfflealep’g Jctoclrp ¡zs>tore
P ow ell Street
G resh am
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INSURANCE....
NO.
WANTED
Hams
F
R
E
s
H
FIRST STATE BANK
Bacon
Lard
NEWBERG PACKING CO.
Saturday Specials
2c
10c
28C
22c
20c
10c
10c
6c
of th e G resham th e ate r.
ing
and
this line.
re-dyeing.
Mr. D ull
He Is well
Week-End Features
PELS NAPTHA SOAP i n . ,
(lim it 10 b a rs), 10 for.
WALDORF TO ILET TISSUE,
the la rg e st selling b r a n d 2 2 Q
3 for
COFFEE, M J B. Golden West
KEO PACK TOMATO
SAUCE, c a n ..............
49c
2-lb. tin s ....................... 97c
or H ills, p o u n d ........
5c
VAN CAMP'S KETCHUP, Irg.
bottles, ea ste rn pack O E f«
2 for .............................
OOC
BEECHNUT BAKED BEANS
or PREPA RED SPA G HETTI,
ju st w arm and serve
JELL X ( EI.I. GELATINE.
A dozen fine flavors
»),■’
3 for ......................... L
-)C
’IGGI.Y WIGGLY lit IT E R .
ta ste s b etter and keeps sw eet
CIGARETTES, Camels, C hes
terfields or L. S.
l *-I
46c
91c
ERESII FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
longer, pound . ........
2 pounds .
Q
< .ii ton ........ M . I
F I LL I REAM < H E E S E rtfT -
pound
i.
I C
AM AIZO OIL, high grade
salad oil for m ayonnaise,
frying or baking
q u a rt t i n .....................
1 •),,
Lit
2». MULE TEAM BORAX
SOAP I H IPS, use it QGz*
w ith soap, lge. pkg
~.’t
NBC SNAPS, chocolate, lem
on. ginger and van illa
6 for .............................
Ju st rig h t for picnic variety.
OP.
¿-/A,
CRISTO
P A G NAPTHA SOAP 1 <7
I b a n ................
lit
( Hl K( Il’S G R A PEJI l< E.
25c
9-
¿»H.
ROCKY FORD ( ANTE
LOUPE, 2 f o r . . . .
13c
TOMATOES, firm and
ripe, p o u n d ................
5c
I.EMONS, large
dozen ...........................
35c
A LAMS, tall cans
2 for ...........................
45c
KA KKISP,
package .....................
35c
PIGGI.Y WIGGLY BRE AD.
full 2-lb. double
1 |
loaves ........
IlC
D rink it for health.
AMAIZO STAR« It. C or’
or Gloss. 3 pkgs
90c
Just
KEO DIAMOND CHINESE
NOOOI.ES, easily and quickly
prepared. T ry them
99
3 packages
m Z C
12Q,.
p in ts ...........................
(IN N IN G PEACHES,
right for canning now
box .................................
( A II PURE CANE
SUGAR, to lb s ..........
60c
25c
25c
—
•H
the R oberta confectionery w here he
S
M
O
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E
D
Specialist in satisfying appetites
and reducing pocket book worries.
STORES
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Oregon Institution
Next to Brown’s Market. Gresham