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T W IC E A W EEK L G resham O utlook GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, ORIGON, ERIDAY. SEPTEM BER VOL. 17, NO. 58 Prune Growers May Have Fruit Canned LESTER SPENT ER BRINGS BRIDE home Gresham Residents g reetin g | Seek Improved Road m orning TRO U TD A LE TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS #2.00 Per Year 16. 1927 Grange Recommends Church Services Certificates Awarded ; Club Members Exhibit Lowering of Costs Mrs. Inez Chisum has gone for an j extended visit w ith her dau g h ter, [ L ester Spencer w as Mrs. W. P h illips, who lives n ea r j friends in G resham th is SERVICES CLOSE Baker, Oregon. H er son Jam es and and receiving co n g ra tu latio n s on YEAR EOR CHURCH his fam ily have moved into her C ertificates of achievem ent have A delegation of G resham re si C redit has been arran g e d by th e his m a rriag e during th e sum m er G resham G range would have the The services next Sunday a t the been received by County Club m anagem ent of th e B erry G row ers w ith his childhood friend, Mrs. E tta dents living on South R oberts ave house and have leased th e ir farm sta te le g isla tu re enact a law pro P acking com pany for the necessary H erndon, of B raym er, M issouri. nue, w ith M ayor C harles Cleveland to Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. K a n d e r, who viding for the m an u factu re of au to Methodist church will m ark the Agent W. D. K inder from the sta te funds to cover the canning cost of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer will probably and A ttorney C. O. Schneider, m et have spent th e p ast year on th e m obile license plates, and th e col closing of th e year, as th e annual departm ent for the follow ing clubs: conference w ill meet next Tuesday T ro u td ale Cooking club, Mrs. R. D. p ru n es, according to an announce take an ap a rtm en t in P o rtlan d u n w ith th e county com m issioners in S uhr farm . lection of license fees by th e in G uests at the C. I Thom as home m ates of th e sta te p en iten tiary u n at Salem. T he Rev. H. V. W il H ew itt leader; Rockwood Sewing m ent m ade on Monday evening to a til definite arran g e m en ts can be P o rtlan d Monday ask in g for th e im w ell attended m eetings of grow ers. m ade for a home, w hich w ill likely provem ent of South R oberts avenue on Labor Day w ere th e la tte r's der th e direction of th e w arden. helm will preach both m orning and club. Mrs. C. L. H aynes leader; M uch in te re st w as tak en in th e be in G resham or vicinity. Mrs. from Powell stre e t south to connect I nieces. Miss Dorothy Bayley and R esolutions to th is effect w ere evening, his topics being, resp ect S pringdale H andw ork club, Mrs. proposition and th e grow ers ex S pencer did not come to G resham w ith the Mt. Hood Loop highw ay, Miss P ru d en ce Bayley of The passed at th e la st m eeting of th e ively, "T he M easure of L ife” and N orthw ay leader; West P ortland p ressed a desire to have th e ir th is m orning b u t is expected to do a d istance of about one and a half D alles, and Miss Nancy Bayley, grange, and w ill be presented to ; "Q uitters.” It is expected th a t a Cooking club. Miss Blanche Cundiff p ru n es canned. I t is estim ated th a t so today. Mr. S pencer cam e to get miles. A 20-foot strip of pavem ent who w as on her way to L aram ie, th e M ultnom ah D istrict Pomona ; larg e audience will be p resen t for leader. These certificates of achievem ent 100 to 1Q0 tons of pru n es can be his new W hippet coach w hich he w as asked for by th e citizens rep re- 1 W yoming, w here she is a psychol- G range when it m eets w ith Colum- th e services. Sunday school and ordered from H essel’s some tim e sen tin g th e city of G resham , b ut ogy teach er in th e university, E pw orth Leaguy will m eet a t the are given to those clubs who fin used in th is way. I bia G range on Septem ber 21, ask- Mr. and Mrs. J . C. C ochran and ing Pom ona to tak e such actIon ag W » « « ' hours. A sh o rt m eeting of ish th e ir w ork 100 per cent. The The m anagem ent is discouraging ago, and w ill b rin g his wife out beyond being assu red by th e com- m lsslo n ers th a t th e m a tte r would d au g h ter Cora spent Sunday and may be d esirab le to assist in ge_ I th e League w ill be held at «.30 be- nam e of each m em ber of the club th e picking of th e very sm all or la ter in the day. Mr and Mrs. Spencer w ere a c be tak en u n d er advisem ent, n o th sp lit or scarred p runes, as th e re is Monday a t Longview, W a sh in g to n ,' c u r| ng the enactm ent of legislation fore the devotional m eeting for the ap p ears on the face of the certifi purpose of electing officers for the cate. The certificates a re signed • visiting w ith relatives. no profit in th e low g rad e or w ate r com panied w est by the la tte r's son, ing w as done. I to th a t end. by C. It. Sm ith til charge of boys' ensuing year. T he com m issioners stated th a t pack, w here th e sm all or inferior Ben H erndon, who has been a shoe E m erson Craw ford has gone to j It w as pointed out in th e resolu- Mr. W ilhelm will leave on T u es and g irls' club w ork, United S tates p ru n es m ust go. G row ers are a s k salesm an in K ansas City, and who th is req u e st would receive w eig h t Clifton, Oregon, for the fall fishing, tion th a t th e license p lates a re now day for Salem to attend the co n fer departm ent of a g ric u ltu re ; I. L. ed to bring only th e high grad e hopes to find em ploym ent in his ier consideration if the city of W ill C raw ford left Monday for I m an u factu red by p riv ate concerns ence, bearing w ith him the u n an i P atterso n , governor of O regon; W. ficials of G resham would live up to fru it, w hich will bring the b etter line here. W hile Mrs. Spencer has lived all a previous ag reem en t to m ain tain M adras, Oregon, to look afte r his ' at g re a t expense to th e state. The mous invitatian of the church th a t J. K err, president Of Oregon A gri prices. P ru n e s should not be picked ' reso lu tio n s w ere signed by W. J. her life in M issouri, th e west is not th e stre e ts afte r they had been im p ro p erty a t th a t place. un til rip e enough to ta s te good Sunday v isito rs at th e home of | Cn°P e r ' W B -P a rso n s and T. Brug he retu rn for an o th er year. W. J. c u ltu ra l college; C. A. Howard, entirely new to h er, as she m ade a proved by th e county. Such an Cooper, who is th e lay delegate for sta te su p erintehdent of public in w hen eaten fresh. ger. the church, will go a little later, as stru ctio n ; Paul V. M aris, director O rchard boxes a re available a t visit several y ears ago, in com pany ; ag reem en t w as said to be on rec- -"r s - M argaret Burns w ere Mr, and The g ran g e also w ent on record Mrs. David B urns and ch ild ren of will several of th e ladles who plan of extension service; H. C. Sey w ith h er fath e r and son, w ith th e ort) aa t be resu lt of a p rio r stre e t th e ca n n ery to use for delivery. C onstance as stro n K'y approving th e position to attend the Home M issionary pag m our, sta te club leader; W. C. and Mrs. M em bers of th e association and S pencer and A rza Sm ith fam ilies, im provem ent by th e county, b ut a N ew berg taken recently by Judge Robert G. A lderson, county school su p e rin ea n t on T hursday. search of th e city records by Re- , B ahanascia and children of Port non-m em bers alike a re invited to Morrow w hen he gave a th ree-y ear GRESHAM MERCHANTS ten d en t; W. D. K inder, county club co rd er C. G. Schneider failed to laud and A rth u r Burns. b rin g th e ir pru n es and it is hoped prison sentence ra th e r th an a fine MEMBERSHIP CONTEST AIB NEEDY FAMILY agent, and also by th e local leader. th a t th e volum e w ill be la rg e . to a m oonshiner, w ith the com- WILE BE STAGED T hese certificates a re treasu red Scant clothing and insufficient fu rth e r gone into by th e reco rd er visiting with her uncle and au n t. m pnt „Th<i prohihltton law lg ten enough to keep dowi/ the canning by the m ajority of clubs and a re th e m eantim e pending th e de- | Mr. and Mrs. C arl Zeiback, for th e ypurs' o|(j an(J no ]onger an experJ. costs, as it does not pay to steam up food are th e lot of Mrs. M yrtle P reaching services w ill he held for a few. Peake and h er th ree children who ; cisión of the county com m issioners. p ast th re e weeks, left S atu rd ay for m pn, Thprp ,R nQ p a rtlc u la r re a . Sunday m orning a t I t o'clock at u sually fram ed and put Into the T hose w ishing to have th e ir live on B irdsdale avenue n o rth w est her home in Crookston, M innesota. ROn tf) guppoge th a t it Jg KOi„g to th e "Zinn E vangelical church, th e school building as p a rt of the In te r ior decoration. p ru n es canned should subm it sam of G resham , since p a rtia l sup p o rt HUNTER IS HUNTED, Mrs. K id iard K n u rr, Mrs. J. T. be repealed or changed, and anyone topic to be "T he M aster’s Touch.” The following M ultnomah county ples to J. J. F ish er a t the cannery, by the county w elfare b u reau has YOUTH IS WOI NDED McGinnis and Mrs. Sam H arlow a re d elib erately settin g out to break Sunday school will convene at 10 club m em bers are planning to ex who w ill pass on th e qu ality and been cu t off en tirely . Since the ... , . . . , . spending a week at Rockaw ay th e law Is entitled to no co n sld era-I o'clock. A m em bership contest c . e . 'a. . . " . 4 KaraK‘ beach. I tion ” will begin th e last Sunday of Sep- hibit at th e com ing sta te fair to be th e p ro p er degree of ripeness. fam ily w as b ro u g h t h ere th ree held a t Salem, S eptem ber 26 to A nother c a r of lum p S uperior y ears ago afte r being deserted by m an, has decided to forego th e The g ran g e expressed absolute tem ber and will continue un til (he Mrs. Jessie P ark er of Boston, coal h as been ordered by the B erry the husband and fath e r, who left p leasu res of deer hun tin g for th e i M assachusetts, who has been v isit approval of th e judge's position and 20th. The Senior League will muet October 1: Canning I—F ran ces C arpenter. G row ers and is now on th e way. them in d estitu te circu m stan ces, rem ain d er of th is season due to a ing w ith her sister, Mrs. J. W. recom m ended th e "M orrow c u re” to Sunday evening nt 8 o'clock. The M argaret New lands, Irm a Davies, T his is the th ird ca r and m ay be th e w elfare b u reau has rendered n arro w escape w hich he had la st I Coons, retu rn ed to her home la st nil judges, including those of the Sunshine club will meet w ith Miss L ucille Quay, F rances Monical. th e la st for th e season. considerable assista n ce b ut th a t S atu rd ay w hile h u n tin g in th e Mt. | week. The sisters had not m et for federal courts. It was fu rth e r rec- Elva Dolan T uesday evening. The C unning II C atherine Boggls, Hood section. E vidently he w as H elen Boggls, Hazel Boggls, Nellie was w ithdraw n recen tly because it om m ended th at any alien s guilty G resham circle of the Evangelical ! 33 years. We w ish to th a n k th e R ebekahs m istaken for a deer as th re e shots H ansen, Mary Simbenl. The re g u la r m eeting of the P ar- of w illful violation of any laws be W omen's union will have an a il and ou r m any friends for the w on w as thought th a t th e m o th er and w ere tired a t him, all of them tak - Canning III P riscilla Heigh. older children should be able to derful show er gifts we received and Ilaclielor Sew ing—Roy D ykstra, ing effect in th e rim of his hat. e n t-T eaeher association m et a t th e deported forthw ith. The resolu- day sewing bee a t the parsonage a ssu re you they have all found a support th e family. H arold Miller. next W ednesday. schoolhouse F rid ay and com m ittees ! tions w ere presen ted by a com m it- Allen had no idea w here th e shots v ery useful place in ou r home. Hand W ork—D ale Fortner, Ruth T hree y ears ago th e fam ily con Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. P otter, cam e from, b ut im m ediately fired w ere appointed for th e com ing tee com posed ot G eorge F. Honey, Holmes, Florence B urns, Eva S taf sisted of the m other and eight ch il E R IE METHODIST (A nna M. H oover).—Adv. ford, Billy Sayles. into th e air as a signal and left th e : 1 year. It was decided to study th e Mrs. Effie Hodge and Theodore dren. Now th e eld est d au g h ter is SERVICES ANNOUNCED biographies of th e fam ous w riters Brugger. Sew ing I Vera Stafford. Dorothy prem ises. Notice to the Public. m arried, the eldest son is w ith r e l Burns, H arriet Woods, R oberta Notice is hereby given th a t I w ill L oren Van B uskirk, a 14-year-old R egular services will he held at Virginia W inder. n ot h e re a fte r be responsible for any atives as a re o th e rs of the family. T ro u td ale boy. w as tak en to Good I f ,ow er cjIub had “ n di8play th e ba8' | GRESHAM WOMAN HELI’S the F ree M ethodist church Sunduy. Wilhelm. Sewing II Helen H essm er, Ju lia W ith th e m o th er a re E lm er, 5; debts co n tracted by my wife, Mrs. kets and vases won as the gram ) IN SEARCHERS’ ( AMP Sunday school w ill convene at 10 A brahain, Alice Meltor, V irginia Em m a G race Taylor.. M ark J. T ay E thel, 7; and E sth er, 16. E thel S am aritan ho sp ital Monday eve-1 H elen Clark. o'clock, followed by th e preaching Johnson, lor, Rt. 1, T routdale, Oregon, Aug. could not s ta rt to school on th e nlng suffering from a cheek w ound ! sw eepstake prize given by P o rt- Sew ing 111—C harlotte Mullen- as th e re su lt of an accid en tal shot land Seed com pany for th e best Mrs. P. E. Brockw ay retu rn ed 26, 1927.—Adv. service a t 11 by th e pasto r, the Rev, hoff, F lorence W ebster, C apitola opening day for lack of books and a .22 rifle in th e hands of a am ateu r display of cut flow ers at W ednesday m orning from two days p p W elntz. T he young people’s H arris, C atherine llay u es, Kazuko Orchestra Class to Resume. clothing, h u t she w as b ro u g h t to g from irl playm ate. T he wound is not ,h e recen t county fa ir' T h,‘ mem spent at F rog camp, the h eadquar- m issionary society will m eet a t 7 Morimoto. O rch estra and p riv ate lessons on G resham by a neighbor, Mrs. A nna Camp ( linking- H arry Kay, R ich ' ° f t,l< l *"'’ ‘' r< ol ,b ‘ | te rs o t the search in g p arlies for the ' o'clock and the evangelistic service strin g e d in stru m e n ts ahd co rn e t McCauley, who found a num ber of considered serious. ard Lettow, Woodrow Goodwin, prize and g rate fu l to the generous two boys from The D alles who are have been resum ed by Mrs. R obert will begin at 8. The junior m ission Emil Bocsch, Lloyd Stevenson. B lair, accredited teach er, a t th e the m erch an ts g enerous enough to i donors. Sow Cover Crop. believed lost on th e slopes ot the ary society will be held Saturday home of Mrs. W. J. Ott, B eg in n ers’ help fit her out for school. Ayls- To in crease th e fertility of your Chas. Shute, who lias been in ■ T h ree S isters. Mrs. Brockway re- C ontinued from page 2 o rc h e stra c la ss sta rtin g . For in w orth & M artin supplied ’ shoes, soil sow a cover crop of vetch now afternoon at 2:30. P ray er m eeting P o rtlan d for th e past tw o m onths, ’ sponded to a call to a s sist in the form ation phone G resham 21S5.— stockings and rubbers. will be held oil T h u rsd ay evening. T aber on stubble or in the berries. It A d d itio n a l Locals Adv. will grow w hile you sleep an d will is now w ith Ills m other, Mrs. D ora P harm acy gave an o th er p air of en rich th e soil for any sp rin g crop Shute a t th e home of Mrs. E lecta ‘ cooking at th e cam p. She stutes Any desiring to nttend will be co r The So and Sew circ le of the th at hope has now been practically dially welcomed to th ese services. F or real estate loans see or call shoes afte r having them repaired. you w ish to p lant. Vetch seed is M ethodist Ladies Aid will m eet on P arso n s. C harles is atten d in g abandoned for th e rescue of tlio B. W. T horne.—Adv. The R exall sto re fu rn ish ed the cheap and we can supply it and school here. W ednesday afternoon at the hom e tw o youths, although th e re a re a BAPTIST ( III BUII necessary school books, so the little re n t you a dr,ill to sow it. Berry of Mrs. Russell Akin. Mrs. C. M. S unday v isito rs a t th e home of fi'W u n frequented caves w hich may G row ers P acking Co.—Adv. ANNUUNI ES SERVICES H arrison and Mrs. C. O. S chneider girl w as .able to s ta rt her school J. 8. H udson w ere Mr. ami Mrs. W. be explored later. T h ere a re many work. E sth er, who is in th e 7th Violin Outfit Free. Services in the Baptist, church will serve. The D orcas circle, will R. H udson and d au g h ter R uth of Mrs. Robert B lair is offering a V ancouver, W ashington, also Mrs. deer in th e vicinity, also som e bear, next Sunday will begin with the meet w ith Mrs C. N. T aber W ed grade, or would be if she had th e necessary clothing and books, w as plan for beg in n ers in violin, w here- H udson Mr and Mrs H C and it is th o u g h t if h u n te rs would lllbb' school w hich convenes nesday afternoon. T he Southeast . . . . , , by th o se a rra n g in g for a fu ll year ¥‘yrlle «musuii, .or. aim .»us. n . only direct th e ir expeditious th at not able to en ter school on Mon- ()j j,.ggons wj |, receive free a good K esler, Mrs. Anna B arnes and son prom ptly at 9:45 a m. T he new circle will meet with Mrs. A rth u r way, it is possible th a t shots m ight day. stu d e n t violin outfit. See Mrs. B lair I L ester, all of P ortland. sch o lars and teach ers of th e G resh Dowsett W ednesday afternoon and a ttr a c t the lads if they are still W alrad M ercantile com pany and a t W. J. Ott home S atu rd ay s.—Adv. L oren Van B uskirk had th e m is alive. On h er re tu rn trip Mrs. am schools are cordially Invited to It Is requested th a t m em bers come the Newberg Packing com pany do fo rtu n e Tuesday evening of being Brockw ay w as delayed near Oregon visit the classes and become en as n ear 1 o'clock as possible as W ant ads add to your profit. nated g roceries and m eat at the shot in th e face by a 22 rifle with City w hen th e S hasta Lim ited was rolled as new sch o lars and w ork quilting will lie done d uring the ltniigiilow Bargain. solicitation of Mrs. McCauley, who w hich E lsie Meager w as playing, held up on account ot a collision ers In th e m orning ch u rch se r afternoon. Ladies are requested to My fine 6-room home for sale a t a has herself sh ared m ilk and other supposing it to be not loaded. vice, which begins a t 11 o'clock. bring large needles and thim bles. b arg ain . M ust be seen to be a p foods w ith the fam ily d u rin g the preciated. Main stree t, G resham . Loren is in Good S am aritan hospt- fire. ----- th e pasto r, the Rev. E. O. Judd, will As these will be th e first m eetings sum m er. tt tai. T he wound is n o t considered , nesday from C en tralia, W ashington, preach and his topic will be of th e various circles for the fall, H. W. Cooley, phone 51x2. serious. ' w here she had sp en t tw o weeks “C h rist’s P lace in th e C h ristian 's it is desired to have a full a tte n d Mrs. H. E. Waite retu rn ed Wed- with her husbund. , Life and P ro g ram .” T here will be ance. T he tre a su re rs are expected 'sp e c ia l m usic by the choir. In the to receive m em bers' dues during evening the It. Y. P. U. will m eet at the m onth of Septem ber. B. F. Cogswell, who recently dis 7 o’cloc k. T he topic u nder discus- 1 sfon will be “Problem s of Youth, or posed of his business In C alifornia, C hrist In Social Living.” Young has purchased a general m e rc h an ' people are especially Invited to th is dise sto re a t S pringw ater, Oregon, I meeting. The evening ch u rch ser- tak in g possession A ugust 1. Mrs. i vice, which begins at 8, will com Cogswell expects to Join him at mence w ith a sh o rt song service th a t place In the n ear future. T heir , and the p asto r's topic will be “Why d au g h ter Miss Mary Cogswell, a Not Forget About C h rist?” This senior In the U niversity of C alifor subject will be presented esp ecial nia at Berkeley, will rem ain In Cal ifornia for the year to com plete her ly for young people. college course. Mr. Cogswell was 1927 C hrysler 50 ro ad ster, com form erly engaged In the m ercan plete with ail ex tras, car in A -l I condition. A big discount on th is tile business at L lnnem ann ju n c one. H essel Im plem ent Co. Phone tion and before th a t a t E agle Creek. 1141. G resham .— Adv. Miss Mabel Bradfield, form erly of K ansas, spent two days th is week F ree piano lessons In exchange at th e home of her a u n t Mrs. C. B. for use of piano for teaching one ESIGNED for the afternoon each w e e k Organizing Rusher. Miss Bradfield Is spend heavier ty p e of class In G resham W rite to T heresa ing a year w ith Mrs. R u sh er's sis L. Hoppe Studio, 8 E 22d stre e t 8 , ter, Mrs. R obert L ansdow ne of O re figure. C le v e rly P o rtland.—Adv. c o n s tru c te d to gon City. support and at the same The W om an's Horae M issionary time control the abdomen society of th e M ethodist church and diaphragm, while the will conduct a bake sale a t th e W alrad M ercantile com pany S at- long unbroken line of the W e pride ourselves that we can be of real ! urday, Septem ber 17, beginning at outet garment gives the assistance to you in selecting your outfit Septem ber 15 and 1«—County j 2 o’clock. smooth, firm silhouette de at Monta- W. C. T. U. convention for the hunting season whether you need manded by the present The W. C. T. U. will m eet w ith villa M ethodist church. a full new outfit or just a partial outfit. mode. Mrs J. G. Metzger T h ursday a fte r Saturday Evening. Sept. 17—Sac noon, Septem ber 22. Miss Maude We carry everything necessary even to the red m ush' re c ita l at Powell Valley A ldrich, national d irecto r of m otion license. Drop in and talk it over with us. Mission church. p ictures, will speak. It is urged A W arner Corselette* is ..,S?,,uXday' Muli ° i ,h a t b* »t or before this a wise choice for the heav W II. M. S. of M ethodist church at Following are the open seasons of the W alrad store. I ier woman whose groom game in which you will be most interested: —----- - . Miss Nene Oswald of Portland Is ing must be at the pin Saturday Evening, Sept. 17.—8ale j spending th ree days at th e Bailey DEER SEASON, Sept. 1« to Oct. 311. nacle of smart perfection PHEASANTS Oct. 15 to SI. .Methodist church at , beauty shop w here she Is Inviting I.O .O .F . hall. DUCK. Oct. I to Ja n . 1.x in every detail the ladles of the vicinity to m eet FISH IN G SEASON Is open now. W ednesday, Sept. 21.—Multno- h er for a free facial treatm ent, mah d istric t Pom ona G range at Miss Oswald Is an a r tis t in h er line Columbia h a ll, Corbatt. 10:30 a. m <>( worh 8b<j w ||| bp al tb e bpau, y A Wait for the y ftim e fs Underbelt Corselette* N ew Ford It won’t be long be fore we’ll have the new Ford. The minute you see it — ride in it — you’ll be glad you wait ed for this beautiful new model *5.00 W. R. Hicks Co. For Your RAKER SON Gresham, Oregon Xr. ¿7 S. Far CR AUTHOR12ID D I A l E ft 8 Hunting T rip — or Fishing L. L. KIDDER HDWE. CO. Sportsmen’s Headquarters Phone 1421 Sept. 2« to Oct. 1—S tate fair at «h«p u n til tom orrow evening. Salem. _ ■1 ----------- Gresham Buttermilk for Male. Sunday Evening, Oct 2- Sacred Anyone w anting 1-year's c o n tra c t eon< «rt at Sm ith Memorial Presby- i for b u tterm ilk call Sandy C ream - te rlan church. Fairview . I cry, phone Sandy 5 8 —Adv.