Gresham outlook., January 03, 1928, Image 1

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You Need the Outlook for
G resham O utlook
Severe Snow Storm
Demoralizes Traffic
FIKE PROTECTION ASSURED
Traffic on the streets of Gresh
am has been m ost difficult since
S atu rd ay aftern o o n , w hen a dry
snow com m enced to fall, which
w as of th e p ellet variety, about
as easy to drive th ro u g h
d rifted sand.
S itu ated as it is in a bow l-like
valley. G resham soon becam e
w ell closed in by d rifts of snow
w hich w as sw irled by th e d riv ­
ing ea st w ind in to every crack
and cranny. A light coating of
Ice covered th e snow Monday
and w as in creased during Mon
day night. R ising te m p eratu re
has cleared th e telephone and
pow er w ires, w hich hung heavy
th is m o rning w ith th e ir coating
of ice.
Many ca rs have become stuck
in th e d rifts in th e business d is­
tric t of the tow n, but conditions
are som ew hat im proved w ith th e
b reak in g up of th e snow by
autom obiles.
M ayor C leveland rep o rted th a t
he had m ade an effort to get the
county road officials to ru n the
snow plow th ro u g h th e m ain
stre e ts but, so far, w ithout su c­
cess. He also rep o rted th a t ev­
ery effort Is being m ade to offer
fire p ro tectio n in th e em ergency.
T he fire engine is in good shape,
fully supplied w ith gas and oil,
and w ith chains, and is being
kept w arm by tw o oil h ea te rs
so th a t no delay w ould ensue if
n ecessary to be ta k en out on a
fire call.
Clyde Lee Succumbs
To Skull Fracture
BANK ANNOUNCES
IIS ESS
1928
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
« Symphony Concerts
Planned January 3 ,7
One of th e m ost com plete s u r ­
W hen schools th ro u g h o u t ea st­
p rises th e m otor in d u stry h as
ern M ultnomah and C lackam as
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know n for m any y ea rs is to be
counties open for w ork a t th e be­
G resham and locality a re in th e into use, the hot coffee proving ex- B ro th ers Inc. on T h u rsd ay , Ja n -
A fter a prolonged b attle for life, ginning of the New Year each room
The P o rtland Symphony o rch es­
th ro es of th e ou tstan d in g storm of trem ely welcome to th e men. who m ade public know ledge by Dodge
Clyde Lee w as forced to give up will he provided w ith a large pic tra. Willem van H oogstraten cou­
th e w inter, w hich has covered a w ere num b w ith cold. T he m ost n ary 5th.
th e stru g g le and passed aw ay New ture, a rep roduction of a painting ductor. will present two program s
inconvenience to pow er lines h as
T he la st tie betw een th e old
w ine are a of the Pacific northw est.
Y ear's day a t th e home of his p a r­ by J. H. H in term eister. a celebrated during the com ing week. These
been reported from C o ttrell, Sandy, buggy or w agon and th e m odern
ents Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lee, who A m erican a rtis t and likew ise a wiill be the second pair In the
A bout six inches of snow has fa l­ Crow n P oint and th e Base L ine autom obile has been rem oved by a
live on th e Bluff road in th e Cot careful student of A m erican his- special series of four holiday pro-
len in and around G resham , w hile road.
’ new and rev o lu tio n ary design in
tre ll d istric t. T he m an. who was tory. The p ictu re is en titled “The gram s arran g ed by the symphony
th e low est te m p e ra tu re reported
autom otive co n stru ctio n .
A high tension w ire w as sizzling
h as been 13 degrees above zero,
born in T ennessee M arch 14, 1893 Dawn of A m erican E xpansion" and society. The first is to be present-
B uilding th e body and ch assis as
w as th e victim of a fra ctu red skull is th e subject of an essay co n test > ed at the public auditorium Tues-
S atu rd ay w as th e w o rst day in acro ss th e F airview road S atu rd ay one in tre g al u n it is th e m a ster
suffered som e tim e previous to his for w hich th e F irst S tate Bank of I day night; the second in the audi-
y ea rs when fine p article s of snow w here lines had been ca rrie d down stro k e achieved by Dodge B ro th ers
w ere driven th ro u g h th e a ir w ith by th e Speedbow l g ra n d sta n d roof engineers. Im m easu rab le increased
death. To obtain relief he u nder O resham is offering several prizes | torium S aturday m orning. These
w ent tre a tm e n t at th e Mayo B ro th ­ both to the grad e schools and to
trem endous force by a biting east w hich was blown off by th e heavy safety w ill be th e n et gain to the
will be respectively the fourth sym ­
ers h o sp ital in R ochester, M inne­ the high schools. This m a tte r of
wind. It w as sim ply im possible to east wind. T elephone connection A m erican m otoring public th ro u g h
phony
concert and the fourth pop­
sota, but. accom panied by his wife, an essay co n test is an an n u al a f­
escape th e w ind w hich seem ed to w ith P o rtlan d w as d isru p ted for a th is en tirely original innovation.
u lar concert of the present season.
tim
e,
but
la
te
r
resto
red
.
About
40
retu rn ed from th e re ten days ago fair of F irs t S tate Bank and is
come from all q u a rte rs a t the
T he com plete d etails of th is im
For both concerts Mr. van Hoog­
to th e hom e of his fath er.
sam e tim e. T he snow w hich fell G resham telephone lines w ere re ­ provem ent w ill be m ade public on
m a tte r in which th e schools are stra te n has arran g ed program s of
ported
out
yesterday,
also
all
com
­
quickly form ed d rifts w hich m ade
The deceased is survived by his tak in g m ore in te rest each year
Ja n u a ry 5th by Brockw ay & Nel
widow Mrs. L illian Lee and tw o The history in connection with w idespread popular uppeal, having
traffic extrem ely difficult. A slow ­ m unication w as off betw een G resh­ son com pany. Dodge
B
ro
th
ers
the end In view to express the
children E stella and Clyde; his each subject is of g re a t in terest.
ly risin g te m p eratu re , how ever, is am and Sandy, C orbett and D a­ dealers for G resham .
jovial sp irit th a t dom inates the
p
are
n
ts
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
V
.
H.
Lee
now giving indications th a t the m ascus.
P aren ts a re urged by th e bank
Dodge B ro th ers Inc. w ith th e ir
W atch nigh t services and o th er d ealers have planned one of th e
two b ro th ers, H. B. Lee of C ottrell, officials to encourage th eir children holiday season. The T uesday eve­
storm w ill end in th e good old O re­
gon way, rain , w hich w ill put a New Y ear’s eve functions w ere sad ­ m ost com plete debuts in autom otive
and M. L. Lee, of L ato u rell, and a to subm it essays. T he p articu la rs ning concert will, co n tra ry to cu s­
stop to the reign of snow w hich is ly in terfered w ith on acco u n t of the h isto ry in th e p rese n tatio n of th is
sister Mrs. F lo ra Oxford In Texas. a re announced by th e bank as fol­ tom, be made up entirely of sh o rter
w orks, no full sym phony being
not appreciated by anyone in th is storm . N either th e M ission ch u rch new product.
F u n eral arran g e m en ts, w hich a re lows :
slated for presentation a t this time.
section, w ith th e possible exception n o rt th e Saron L u th eran in Pow ell
in
th
e
hands
of
J.
E.
Metzger
of
th
e
"AVe a re offering th ree prizes for
N ew spapers w ill c a rry th e first
of th e children who a re m aking V alley ca rrie d out th e ir pro g ram s com plete acco u n t of th is su rp rise
G resham F u n eral
p arlo rs,
are th e best essay on “The Dawn of The o u tstan ding feature of the S a t­
for S atu rd ay evening, also th e S un­ on T hursday, J a n u a ry 5.
th e m ost of it.
pending b e tte r w eath er conditions. A m erican E xpansion.” T he first Is urday program will be the ap p e ar­
In term en t w ill be m ade in Lincoln >5, the second $3, and the th ird »2. ance as solo a rtist, of David Cam p­
A p parently th e w orst h ard sh ip day services w ere dispensed w ith.
As a p rep a ra tio n for th is gigantic
bell, distinguished P ortland pian­
Memorial park.
w as w orked on those w ho w ere The ann u al business m eeting a t the new sp ap er cam paign Dodge B ro th ­
T he essays a re not to exceed 600 ist. T his will be the first tim e, in
obliged to m ake an effort in keep­ M ission ch u rch has been deferred ers have prep ared for W ednesday
w ords and m ust be handed or several seasons, th a t a resident a r ­
A. U. RUBY ( HOSEN
ing telephone and pow er lines open until b e tte r w eath er. Dr. W illiam evening betw een 7:30 and 8:30
m ailed to us on or before F eb ru ary tist will perform with th e o rch es­
TO HEAD EXPOSITION 1st, 1928. The co n test Is open to
for th e convenience of th e public. S heller of Independence, Oregon, o'clock Pacific coast tim e, a w on­
tra.
R oger Newcomb«, local trouble who w as scheduled to speak S u n ­ derfu l rad io program . W ill Rogers,
A. C. R uby of P o rtlan d , a nut- all stu d en ts in seventh and eighth
T he Tuesday night program will
sh o o ter for th e P o rtla n d E le ctric day evening a t th e L u th e ra n A1 Jolson, F red Stone and Paul
ionally know n b reed er of d ra ft g rades and high school sudents. consist of six num bers, of which
P ow er com pany, has not had a full church, arriv ed S unday and was W hitem an have been secured as
T
he
essays
of
high
school
stu
d
en
ts
horses. w as elected p resid en t of
th ree a re totally new additions to
n ig h t's
sleep
since
m idnight en tertain ed for a few h o u rs a t the ta le n t for th is hour of e n te rta in ­
the Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock w ill be judged independently of th e o rch e stra's repertoire. Thia
T hursday. He has been try in g to home of Dr. and Mrs. J. G. S ture, m ent.
those
of
th
e
seventh
and
eighth
exposition a t the a n n u a l m eeting
will not in .th e slightest degree
respond to th e num erous calls, but but began th e re tu rn home th a t
of
the board of d irec to rs and tr u s ­ grades.
a lte r the fact th a t the program is
evening.
H
e
stated
th
a
t
w
eath
er
w as obliged to call on help from
“This
line
p
ictu
re
by
J.
H.
H
in
t­
tees recen tly held. Ruby succeeds
of a popular nature, as all of these
th è com pany's departm en t in P o rt­ conditions w ere not n ea rly so bad OFFICERS INSTALLED
MEMBERS ADDED TO
E.
A. S tu a rt of S eattle, who has erm eister, a celebrated Am erican
FOR
GRESHAM
MASONS
land. Ten linem en, who w ere out in h is locality. C hurch atten d an ce
BOY SCOUT TROOP been the ex position's head for the a rtis t, show s j o u a scene th a t oc­ th ree are w orks that will win wide­
spread public favor. The th ree
S atu rd ay in th e blinding blizzard in G resham w as g rea tly depleted
G resham Masonic Lodge No. 152
past six years. O. M. P lum m er, cu rred in the public sq u are at New new num bers a re S tra u ss's wait«,
endeavoring to keep th e c u rre n t in on account of ex istin g conditions. A. F. & A. M., held its an n u a l elec-
T he first re g u la r m eeting w as
O
rleans
on
Monday
m
orning,
De­
who is equally as w ell known as
com m ission, w ere given an im ­
F allen tree s blocked th e Mount I tion and in stallatio n of officers on held on S atu rd ay of the Boy Scout
cem ber 20, 1803. In this scene Mr. "Voices of S pring,” S traw iusky's
prom ptu lunch a t th e hom e of Mr. Hood Loop road betw een G resham | F rid ay evening. P a st M aster A troop organized th e w eek before Ruby in th e locality of G resham H in term eister has exhibited his "F irew o rk s," and B rahm s' "V aria­
and Mrs. Newcombe. Tw o hlgh- and Sandy. At G overnm ent Camp M eyers officiating as in stallin g of­ w ith th re e m em bers. Six additional was re-elected se c re ta ry and g en ­ q u alities as a h isto rian as w ell as tions on a Them e by Mozart."
eral m anager.
pow ered -percolators, w hich th e j th e te m p e ra tu re w as rep o rted ten ficer. T hose in stalled w ere W. J. m em bers had signed up in th e
The rem aining th ree num bers
T he success of th e 1927 exposi­ sk ill as an a rtist.
P. E. P. is fam ed for, w ere called below zero.
“Among th e cosm opolitan crowd are all extrem ely well-know n, as
Todd, m a ste r: C. J. L undquist, m eantim e, and p lan s w ere outlined tion w as discussed and th e outlook
a re show n a num ber of people in th e sym phony and other o rg an i­
senior w ard en ; W ilson E astm an, for fu tu re work. V earl Howell Is for th e 1928 show anticipated.
NEW YEAR STARTS
had to be cut open w ith to rch es to ju n io r w ard en : W. C. M etzger, scout m a ster and H arry Jen sen a s ­
th e foreground who a re of unusual zations have presented them nu­
RECORD OF ACCIDENTS m ake »t cue la some cases pos­ tr e a s u re r: W. L. G orsage, secre sistan t. Bob Metz), i, senior p a ­
Interest. T he old colored woman m erous tim es in Ills city. They are
PLEASANT HOME
sible.
and
Ju lie t"
overture
who is w atching her m istress, the "Romeo
ta ry ; C. G. S chneider, sen io r d ea­ tro l, w ill keep all records. Two
H olidays a re generally the ce n te r
“Slavic
M arch"
T his accident w as alm o st d u p li­ co n ; Roy Gibbs, ju n io r deacon; A p atro ls have been organized and
F. B. Lake, th e c a re ta k e r of the g irl in pink, w as a very faithful (T chaikovsky).
and occasion of an in creased n um ­ cated in c h a ra c te r by an o th er tra in McManus, ch a p la in ; G eorge H oney nam ed Fox and AVolf. Tom Aid-
(T
chaikovsky),
and
"Flight
of the
se
rv
a
n
t
lived
to
a
g
re
a
t
age
and
O rient school. Is “cam ping on the
ber of accidents and th is New- accident a day la ter In Chicago
at
B arrytow n,
D utchess Bum ble-Bee" (R itncky-K orsahov).
m a rsh a l;
Ted Johnson, senior rich is lead er of the first and K eith job" th ese sjo rm y days because of died
Y ear's w as no exception.
w hen th re e electric tra in s piled stew ard ;
Mr. Campbell will perform the
W alter Z enger, ju n io r M ealey of the second.
the necessity of keeping th e fu rn ­ county, New York. Few would su s­
T he Union Pacific flier, headed onto one an o th er n ear K essington, stew ard ; A. W.
It Is hoped to in c re ase th e m em ­ ace fires going.
pect th a t her m istre ss had been a Paderew ski “ Polish F antasy", com ­
M etzger, tyler.
fo r P o rtlan d , ra n into a rock and a suburb. A tra in stalled on th e T ru stees for th e
lodge a re A. b ersh ip to 32, w hcih will be the
F reeland C ollins cam e home from widow for n early tw o years, and posed for pianofort and orchestra.
d irt slide n ea r O neonta gorge on trac k s, an o th er w as stopped be M eyers, B W.
T horne and C harles lim it of a troop. Boys nine years his w ork la st T htlrsday 111, and has she is not yet 18. H er uncle with T his Is perh aps the g reat Polish
th e Colum bia riv er highw ay a t a hind th e first and a th ird crash ed Cleveland.
of age and up a re adm itted. Mem­
been confined to his hom e and bed pow dered h air is at her side. His p ia n ist’s most conspicuous co n trib ­
few m inutes before 8 New Y ear's into th e second. A m otorm an was
b ersh ip fee Is 50 cen ts and dues 25
m ost of th e tim e since u nder the nam e should be ca refu lly rem em ­ ution to piano und o rch e stra lite r­
m orning, seriously in ju rin g several killed and m any injured. One ca r
cen ts a m onth. T he m eetings of the
ca re of a physician . He Is th o u g h t bered as he is said to be th e first atu re. T he Sym phony society has
JESSE A. DUNBAR
persons, including th e engineer and caught fire.
tro o p have been held so far in th e
m an to c a rry th e S tars and S tripes no record th a t th e o rch estra has
to be som ew hat improved.
DIES
IN
PORTLAND
firem an of the lead engine and giv­
B ap tist ch u rch but an effort Is be­
into an A m erican school room. He ever presented th is work before.
A Q u arterly conference will be
ing m any p assen g ers a severe POULTRYMEN HELP IN
F u n e ra l services w ill be held ing m ade to g et the city hall.
w as then a te ac h er in New Or­ The rem aining num bers on this
shakeup.
,
conducted a t th e M ethodist church
COST INVESTIGATION T h u rsd ay aftern o o n at 1:30 o’clock
leans. He does not know the man program a re : "O verture to “The
T h u rsd ay evening. J a n u a ry 5, w ith
T he tra in w as headed by tw o en­
a t Mt. T ab o r P re sb y teria n church
a t his side, In green coat, w aving M arriage of F igaro,” (M ozart),
Dr. A lbert S. H isey presiding. All
gines.
T he lead engine landed
G. AV. K uhlm an of th e d ep a rt in P o rtlan d for th e late Je sse A. EXCHANGE TEACHER
WRITES DE .HU RNEY frien d s and officials of th e church his hat. Nobody in th a t crowd “P relu d e" (Ja e rn e fe lt), and O ver­
p a rtly in th e w ater of the Colum bia m ent of farm m anag em en t of D unbar of P o rtlan d , in form er
know s him for he has ju s t arrived. tu re to "T he B at” (S trau ss).
are invited to be presen t. Dr. Hisey
riv er. T he o th e r engine and m ost O. A. C. h as been, d u rin g th e p ast y ears a F airview resid en t. Mr.
However, h e m et th e young widow
F rien d s of Dr and Mrs. S. I).
will
preach
a
serm
on
In
connection
of th e coaches left th e tra c k and week, collecting data from some of D unbar who w as 50 y ea rs of age. B riggs will be in te reste d in an a c ­
at a hall Im m ediately follow ing the | NCH EDEENS CELEBRATE
tipped a t a p erilous angle ov er­ the leading poultrym en of th is sec died a t his hom e at 7118, 53d av e­ co u n t of th e ir trip east la st su m ­ w ith the conference. T he hour will
cerem ony and alm o st tw o years la­
SILVER WEDDING
h anging th e river.
tion for th e cost su rv ey being co n ­ nue so u th e ast New Y ear’s day. He m er and some of th e places which be 7:45.
te r they w ere m arried. T h ere is
they
visited.
Dr.
B
riggs
w
as
a
The conductor of the tra in , No ducted by th e d ep a rtm en ts of farm w as born n ea r F airview , on land
Miss A nna L en n artz, who has con sid erab le h isto ry
Amid the m ost favorable s u r ­
concerning
te ac h er in Jefferson high school in
23, had to w alk in a blinding bliz­ m anagem ent and p o u ltry busban w hich his fa th e r Dan S. D unbar P o rtlan d , b ut lived on th e O sburn been spending th e holidays with
th ese people. L et your essay tell roundings and conditions of happi­
zard tw o and a half m iles e a st of dry of th e college. T he survey, be­ settled a fte r cro ssin g th e p lain s in road w est of F airview . An ex­ her p are n ts began th e re tu rn trip
th e ir nam es and the p a rt they had ness, a t th e 25th m ilestone of m a r­
ch an g e w as a rra n g e d betw een Dr. I to h er school in Idaho, Sunday eve
Dodson to telephone th e re p o rt of ginning la st y ear and extending 1850.
ried life, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Sche-
B riggs and a teach er at Y onkers, { nlng. She and h er fa th e r attem p t in th e cerem ony as well as the im ­
th e accident. It w as tw o hou rs be­ over a period of th ree years, deals
Mr. D unbar w as a salesm an of New York
m ense ad v an tag e to th e United deen celebrated their silver an n i­
In a b rief C hristm as
fore Dr. F red T hom pson of T he w ith the costs of com m ercial egg m any y e a rs’ stan d in g and for th e m essage to Mr. and Mrs. Max I ed to reach th e tra in a t T ro u td ale
S tate s in th e closing by Mr. Liv v ersary on th e last day of 1927.
D alles could reach th e scene.
production and rela ted m a tte rs.
p ast y ear had been em ployed by the R uehle of Rockwood, Dr. B riggs S atu rd ay via auto, b ut w ere forced ingston and Mr. Monroe of the The event took place a t the H ills­
W recking crew s w ere assem bled
T he co-o p erato rs th is year a re : S u p erio r B iscuit com pany. He was o u tlin es the trip and some of the . to tu rn back on account of the bliz- la rg e st real e sta te tran sa ctio n In view Mission church and was a t ­
th in g s w hich have been seen. He
, .
and w orked u nder difficulties to David Savo, S. E. Sease, Jo h n K ail a t one tim e ex-chancellor-com ­ say
s;
"
zard w hich w as rag in g In th a t h isto ry and a t th e low est price per tended by between 40 and 50 m em ­
c le a r the w reckage and th e slide.
gren, Jo h n AVyant, S k arek Bros., m an d er of Lodge No. 1, K n ig h ts of
"W as not su re of com ing un til ' vicinity. T hey enco u n tered m any acre, the L ouisiana P u rc h ase .”
bers of the Mission congregation,
T he slide of snow . Ice and rock S ch iller Bros., Floyd Long, AV. AV. P ythias.
Ju n e 27. L eft Ju ly 5. Motored ' obstacles and w ere suffering from
with the pastor, the Rev. O. F. L a r­
o b stru cted th e highw ay as w ell as H astings. F. B. Bunn, all of M ult­
w ith fam ily. G reat trip . Visit- {cold by th e tim e they reached home,
World’s Longest Bridge.
son.
T he deceased Is survived by his back
ed frien d s and rela tiv e s enroute. |
L„n n a r ti took the „,PCfrlc
the track.
nom ah county; and J. H. L indgren, widow Mrs. Saidle O rr-D unbar, and W ent via Chicago, O ntario, N iag­
T he recen t ag itatio n regarding
P receding th e ir parents, the six
C. J. W ilkinson, G ra n t Sloop, D. T. tw o ch ild ren K ath ry n and Allen. ara . W est Point. A rrived A ugust tra in Sunday aftern o o n , accom - the Longview bridge and th e a tte n ­ children of Mr. and Mrs. Schedeen
Two serious railw ay accidents W illiam s and A ndrew Jo h n so n of In te rm e n t w ill be m ade in Lincoln 27. W ell located in nice suburb. anled by h er fath e r, and m ade con­ tion th a t has been given th e re ­ m arched down th e aisles of the
School people very friendly. One nections w ith a tra in a t P o rtlan d .
occurred in Chicago over the New C lackam as county.
M emorial park.
moval of to lls on the In te rsta te I church to th e stra in s of _____
H earts
h o u r to New York City. Saw S tatu e
Y ear's. T he first w as a w reck on
of L iberty, Coney Islan d . S taten i The Rev- o l , ver G ill, p asto r of bridge between P o rtlan d and Van- and F low ers", played by Mrs. L ar
Disastrous Fire at Estacada.
th e Chicago and A lton w hen a flier
Islan d , Brooklyn bridge, H olland (he M ethodist work at P leasan t couver, m akes th e follow ing an- son. A program had been arran g ed
Ways to Save Gas.
The Lfnglehaugh building, one of
crash ed into th e re a r of a stalled
T he follow ing su g g estio n s have tubes, m useum , p ark s, h isto rical Home and B oring m ade a try in g nouncem ent of th e w orld's longest with milch care, and am ong other
p assen g er tra in , the blinding snow th e oldest in E stacad a and occu ­ been found useful In saving gas
bridge a t New O rleans of p artlcu - j things Included the presentation to
obscuring th e w arn in g lights. The pied by P o inter S au n d ers w ith stock and In prolonging th e life of gas
Saw ch u rch 230 years old, tom bs of <lay-
*’ n ecessary to dig his lar Interest
the couple of several beautiful
coaches w ere telescoped, resu ltin g
p aints and oils, w as to ta lly de- ran g e s:
A ccording to th e Oregon S tate pieces of silverw are. R efreshm ents
A lexander H am ilton and R obert ea r out of snow d rifts four tim es on
In tw o deaths and m any seriously troyed by fire Sunday evening. The
B efore baking potatoes, let them Fulton. W an am ak er's g re a t sto re I th e way over. H aving reached the Motor association the w orld's long were la ter served.
in ju red . In zero w eather and blix-
w as w ithout lig h ts for a tim e
i r .
» —
■" e st con crete bridge will cro ss the
stan d in hot w ater for 15 m inutes.
Mr. and Mrs. Schedeen w ere m a r­
zardy conditions th e steel coaches I through dam age to a pow er w ire.
If th is Is done, only h alf as much th an I've seen in P o rtlan d . No be no "ervlces. No difficulty was w aters of Lake P o n tc h a rtra ln and ried a t W illm ar, M innesota, and
will
then
follow
along
th
e
shore
to
gas will be req u ired to bake them . ' tig e rs a t Tam m any, no money In {experienced on th e re tu rn trip,
about 19 years ago cam e to Oregon.
The
Miss Irm a Gill and Miss Iris th e g ate of New O rleans.
G reen vegetables cooked in a sig h t In W all stree t, no guns In the
They have since resided on the 40-
.
“
T
Y
,
p
aaa*
w
ere
<«eata
a
‘
‘he
M
ethodist
s tru c tu re Is 14.5 m iles In length
sm all am o u n t of w ater req u ire less ,
acre ranch In the Hillsview d istric t
w e plan to go to isew E ngland
gas and reta in th e ir m in eral salts, next sum m er and re tu rn via south. ba rso n a Ke over n ig h t F riday. Miss and has tw o bascule draw s. For south of Gresham .
G rand Canyon, cliff dw ellings ind Glll retu rn ed to h er home n ear th e first tim e In over two cen tu ries
color and flavor.
G resham S atu rd ay afternoon. Miss th e city w ill be given an ou tlet to
It is w asteful to use th e g ian t I so u th ern C alifornia."
P ease re tu rn e d to h er hom e In th e north and east for vehicular
b u rn e r for boiling. Too rap id boil- {
traffic, and m otor to u rists to Oul
Ing Increases ev aporation.
but •’■•»lie U tilities Pay High Taxes. P o rtlan d Monday noon.
Because
of
th
e
storm
the
services
P<,rt" ° r an y w h ere alo "< «»* «'<1
saves no tim e In cooking, since
T he public u tilitie s o p eratin g In
. w ate r can n o t be heated beyond th e Oregon paid 15 per cent of the at the M ethodist ch u rch w ere not ! Ht’a n ' ”h T raH - can ’>nJ‘>y practlcal-
The Outlook has arranged to run
. boiling point on a gas stove.
sta te tax es th is year, o r about one- held Bunday as planned. T he only ■,y an unbrok,,n "‘retch betw een
this Interesting (sature regularly The
Too hot an oven produces la rg e seventh of th e e n tire ta x bill, ac- perso n s b rav in g th e sto rm w ere Jack so n v ille and Han Diego. In anewere to the following questions w ill
found elsewhere in this paper Rea­
{ holes in quick breads. Five to ' cording to E arl F ish er, s ta te tax Mr. Collins, H erm an W alters. B a r­ addition to th e New O rleans P o n t­ tie
sons blr and proper quest (ana sent to
c
h
a
rtra
ln
bridge
some
»62.000.000
thia
department cars of Outlook w ill
eight m in u tes w ill h eat th e gas com m issioner.
b ara W alters, Zelm a C ollins, Iris
be answered. If possible
oven for m ost m ix tu res, and ten j It has been pointed o u t th a t more Pease, and th e p asto r and Mrs Olli. Is now being sp e n t to give the
(Copyrighted by M ilton O. Nelson)
so u th ern to u rist th e sam e type of
I m in u tes for biscuits,
t th an ten cen ts of each dollar paid
Mrs Em il B artacb, who has been
highw
ays
th
a
t
have
co
n
trib
u
ted
so
1. Is th ere such a thing as wild
i T he life of a gas ran g e depends i to public u tilitie s for services finds ill for some tim e. Is now a t her
w heat?
| npon th e c a re given it. E very p art ( its w ay to th e sta te tre a su ry , and borne and is m uch Im proved In much to the grow th of m otor to u r­
2. How much su g ar does the
ing In th e north.
j should be kept clean If it Is to o p ­ th a t w hile the u tilitie s a re levied health.
world eat?
e ra te m ost econom ically.
3. Is th e population of Japan
upon for a heavy tax co ntribution,
Mrs B. Scott, nee Edna P o rte r­
E tiquette.
in creasin g ?
th e p la n ts o perated by citie s do not field. siste r of Mrs. A rchie Collins,
M istress (in stru c tin g new b u t­
4 W hat is the m ost common
For low est ra te s on autom obli«. co n trib u te a penny for th e o p e ra ­
r) —“ Now how do you ad d ress a work anim al In the north M editer­
was a guest a t th e hom e of Mr. and b le aro
tru ck and g en eral In su ran ce aee
n et ?’’
ran ean co u n tries?
tion and m ain ten an ce of state, Mrs. J F. C ollins d u rin g th e C h rist
B. W T h o rn e.—Adv.
B u tler—“Y our lo rd sh ip '
5, Are there m any goats in th e
county, d istric t or m unicipal gov-1 m as holidays Mrs. Agnes M cCurry
"And his lady?"
world?
Make your telep h o n e earn you em in en t.
w as also a guest a t th e C ollins { "Your la d y sh ip "
6 Wh.it is the difference In the
m ore by co nnecting It w ith a W ant
"And an ad m iral?”
term s "hides" and “sk lsa" u used
The sum paid in by the utilities hom e d u rin g th is tim e
Ad.
"K r—your flagship?" — Cornell In trad e?
fíargainn in Ever g Departm ent
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aggregates Id.SOO.Oou for this year.
Widow.
7 What state m anufactures the
In
su
ran
ce
funds
for
farm
loans
D on't fo rg et th e a d v e rtise rs w hen anr‘ *• an •■<**••• of approxim ately
most shoes?
No
com
m
ission
or
brok
erag
e
Very
For real estate loans sea or call
' you need an y th in g In th e ir line
| »2.900.000 in th e last four y ears
1
8. W hat is the most valuable
easy term s B. W. T h o rn e —Adv.
B. W T h o rn e.—Adv.
fruit tree in the world?
k «
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CLEARANCE
SALE
January 4 to 21
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