FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, IWS.
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
association is w orking w ith th e
county ag en t in p rep a rin g a pro
gram . T h e m ajo rity of th e pro-
gram w ill be devoted to th e breed-
ing problem s in connection w ith
th e dairy ind u stry .
T he g re a te st so u rce of loss to
th e dairy in d u stry a t th e p rese n t
tim e is th ro u g h breeding problem s
and diseases. T h ere a re only a
very sm all percen tag e of th e herds
w hich a re not suffering co n stan t
losses from th ese troubles.
Some of th e best au th o rities in
th e U nited S tates w ill be included
on th e p ro g ram along w ith p ra c
tic al b reed ers who have had a large
am ount of experience in disease
' control.
J. L u sch er of F airview is presi-
dent of th e S tate D airym en's asso-
T he S tate D airym en's asso cia
ciation and he is w orking in close
Mrs. Idell W ihlon, wife of H enry
tio n m eeting is to be held th is y ear
cooperation w ith S. B. H all, coun- F. W ihlon of P lea san t Home,
ty agent, in m aking local a rra n g e passed aw ay on T hursday, Ja n u a ry
in conjunction w ith th e M ultnom ah
m ents.
County B reeders school. T he tw o-
19, in E m anuel ho sp ital in P o rt
day session w ill be held a t F a ir-
land, w here she had been under
GEORGE ROSEBROOK
view, Oregon. T he m eetings w ill
tre a tm e n t for th e past th ree weeks.
DIES OF INJURIES Besides her widow er, Mrs. W ihlon
h e held in th e g ran g e h all on F eb
ru a ry 1 and 2.
Mrs. L illian Richey retu rn ed is survived by tw o children of a
T he se c re ta ry of th e d airym en’s
T uesday grom C en tralia, w here she form er m arriag e, Mrs. C. E. Mc
w as called by a teleg ram la st F ri D onald of Tacom a, and K. B ruce
day, an nouncing th e sad and u n Hoyt of P o rtlan d . She leaves also
expected new s of th e d eath of her tw o sisters and tw o b ro th ers. Mrs.
b ro th er, G eorge Rosebrook, who L ulu O sburn of .G resh am , Mrs.
B retsch er
of
Jen n in g s
died T h u rsd ay nig h t in a Longview L a u ra
hospital. Mr. R osebrook w as a Lodge. J. A. Menzies of P o rtlan d
tim ber faller and his death w as the and C. M. Menxies of Stockton,
Cottrell store closing out and stock w ill be
re su lt of being stru c k by a falling C alifornia. She w as the d au g h ter
sold below cost
tree .
He su stain ed a sk u ll frac of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Menzies and
tu re and o th e r serio u s in ju rie s and w as born 54 y ears ago in th e ir
failed to reg a in consciousness afte r pioneer hottie at Beaver Bend b e
tw een G resham and T routdale. She
th e accident.
Mr. R osebrook w as born in Wis had lived in th is vicinity practically
Lay in your supplies in any quantity
cousin and cam e to th is neighbor a ll of h er life.
Since her m arria g e to Mr. W ihlon
hood w ith his p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs,
in 1916, Mrs. W ihlon has tak en an
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! boy, and sp e n t his early manhood activ e in te re st in the affairs of the
here, having moved to W ashington P le a sa n t Home com m unity. She
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m ourn his d eath four daughter«* odist Ladies Aid of th a t place, and
' and tw o sons, besides, Mr». Richey also in th e N eighbors of W ood
of th is place and th ree b ro th ers, cra ft. She w as a m em ber since
F red, Rosel and H erb ert, all of 1908 of th e T ro u td ale C hapter O. E.
S., w hich w ill ta k e a p a rt in the
I C hehalis, W ashington.
fu n eral services to be held at the
1 PLEA SA N T VALLEY M ethodist ch u rc h at P lea san t Home
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K enneth K esterso n left Sunday on S atu rd ay aftern o o n , Ja n u a ry 21,
| afternoon, for E lkton, Oregon, at 2 o'clock, u n d er th e direction of
2 w here he w ill a ssist his b ro th er, G resham F u n e ra l p arlo rs, J. E.
M etzger d irecto r. V ault entom b
Keith, on th e farm .
Mr .and Mrs. W ill R ichey w ere m en t w ill be in th e Lincoln Me
g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. m orial P a rk m ausoleum , and w ill
Jo h n sto n of n ea r B eaverton la st be p rivate.
State Dairymen to
Meet at Fairview
Death Comes to
Mrs. Idei! Wihlon
Below Cost Sale!
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21~
A ll the W orld Honors
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whose simple principles of thrift have
aided thousands to lasting success.
The same principles that gave Franklin
his greatness will bring deserved success
to anyone— will live on through the years,
ever a beacon light to those striving to
get ahead.
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Open a Savings account—
Make
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Savings
deposit—
during Thrift Week, Jan. 17 to 23,1928
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Sunday. e
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stra n d en
te rta in e d frien d s from P o rtlan d
S unday afternoon.
L. C. H ollenbeck visited w ith re l
atives and frien d s a t N ew berg r e
cently.
PLEA SA N T HOME
THE ONLY CAR OF
ITS KIND IN THE WORLD
For nuinherleos puzzled motorists Dodge
Brothers new Victory Six will simplify the
problem of selection, for nowhere in the
world Is there n car like It. Greater ex
pow er p la n t a re m ultiplied still fu rth e r
by p erfect d istrib u tio n and economy of
weight.
penditure will not duplicate It.
To possess this ear's unique advantages
you must possess this ear.
P ow er in rela tio n to load is m a teria lly In
creased — pick-up quickened—fa r g rea ter
flexibility achieved.
.1 /Indicai Departure in
Il od y Design
In T he V ictory, for th e first tim e In h is
to ry , th e body sill is elim inated. Body and
c h a ssis are bu ilt as a single In teg ral unit.
T hus, th e w ide, deep ch assis fram e of The
Victory, now flush w ith th e lines of th e
body, avoids th e cu sto m ary overhang of a
wide body upon a narro w fram e; and th e
ch assis itself, ra th e r th an th e body, s u p
p o rts all w eight—body, floor, seats and
p assengers.
Amazing Results
T he re su lts of th is co n stru ctio n are a sto n
ishing.
330 body p a rts a re elim inated.
175 pounds of superfluous w eight a re ca st
off.
’
21 valid
hour is
credible
er g re a t
m iles per gallon a t 25 m iles per
m ade possible FOR A SIX ! In
sm oothness a t high speed is an o th
g ift of th is new design!
E lim in atio n of back-w heel "c h a tte r" w hen
Ihe 4-wheel L ockheed-H ydraulic brak es are
quickly applied is still an o th er!
And th a n k s to T he V ictory's low cen ter of
g rav ity and wide ch assis fram e, sw aying,
skidding, tip p in g — each a facto r of w eight
and its p ro p er and Im proper placem ent—
a re reduced to a new and negligible m in
imum.
Another New Safety Feature
Yet Dodge B ro th ers have taken a fu rth e r
rev o lu tio n ary step to Insure th e safest
m otor tra n sp o rta tio n It is possible to create.
T he all-im p o rtan t CENTER OF GRAVITY
is m a teria lly low ered.
F o r th e first tim e in autom obile history,
they have applied th e so-called battleship
co n stru ctio n to closed ca r design.
W ithout th e slig h test sacrifice of head-
room or ro ad -clearan ce, th e o ver-all height
of th e car
c a r is also low-
In o th e r w ords, th e body has a double
steel shell, locked to g eth er, w ith an air
space i n t er v e n 1 n g—
ered — one of th e secrets
of T he
V ictory's
g reat
$
1095
is
a c tu a lly
TW O
bodies, one w ithin the
o th er — yet lig h ter by
175 p o u n d s — a n d
th e
sa fe st
body
known.
G race B artsch .d au g h ter of Mr.
beauty.
and Mrs. Em il B artsch , h as been
confined to her hom e for several
T he am azing reso u rces
days w ith ton silltis. She is g et
tin g along nicely and it is expected
of
th e c a r's b rillian t.
4-I1OOK N K IH V , F . 0 .1 » . » E T R O IT
th a t she w ill soon be in school
again.
F o r low est ra te s on autom obile,
Mr. and Mrs. Adin W ing and son
l u n e in fo r D o d g e B röth en » R a d io P r o g r a m e v e r y T h u r sd a y n ig h t , S to
tru ck and g en eral in su ran c e see H ugh, of B reckenridge, Minn., and
8 : 8 0 ( P a e ilie S ta n d a r d T im e ) — P a r id e C o a st N etw o rk
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Mrs. E lm er P ease of P o rtlan d , all
relativ es of Mrs. Oliver Gill, w ere
g uests a t the M ethodist p arsonage
W ednesday.
T h ere will be th e usual services
a t th e M ethodist ch u rch Sunday,
J a n u a ry 22. Sunday school at 10
a. m., th e service of w orship at
11:15 and th e League devotional
serv ice a t 7 p. m. All people of
Arboleda Community Club
th e com m unity not planning to a t
tend elsew h ere a re cordially in v it
ed to atten d th e se services.
T he Rev. E. A. L eonard, who w as
form erly p asto r of th e P leasan t
Home B ap tist ch u rch , w ill conduct
Club M embers and F rien d s
th e services th e re on Sunday m orn
Invited.
Ing a t 11 o'clock. All his form er
THE SENIOR SIX AND AMERICA’S FASTEST FOUR AI.SO ON DISPLAY
frien d s a r e , invited to h ear Mr
L eonard who has recen tly retu rn ed
from G eorgia w here he w ent some
tim e ago w ith his w ife who was
COTTRELL
111, and who has sin ce passed to
th e w orld w here sick n ess is never
A b an q u et will be given a t the
known.
O ther services a t th e B aptist C ottrell com m unity ch u rch Sunday
ch u rch on Sunday w ill be Sunday m orning a t th e close of Ihe p re a c h
school at 10 o'clock w ith Mrs. Robt ing service when th e losing side In
recen t Sunday school co n test
M iller in charge B. Y. P. U. at the
will fete th e w inners. T he Rev.
7:30, and Gordon Johnson, th e new G
eorge H ack in g of P o rtlan d will
p asto r of th e ch u rch will preach
preach
at 11 o'clock. P ra y er m eet
at 8 o’clock.
w ill be held W edrtesday eve
L ast S unday evening the election ing
at th e hom e of Je ss Hite.
There is a world of satisfaction in
of officers for tho B. Y. P. U. for the ning
th e la st m eeting of th e Cot
ensuing y ear w as held w ith the tre At
owning a reliable watch, ffd Our
ll Ladies Aid Mrs. H. H. W atkins
follow ing re su lt: Mrs. John Camp
was
elected
p
resid
e
n
t;
Mrs.
F
red
bell, p resid e n t; H arold McKinney
timepieces are tested by the
Meyer, vice p resid e n t; Mrs. Ray
vice p resid e n t; R oland Erickson W
llkenson,
se
c
re
ta
ry
;
Mrs.
H
attie
sternest methods known to
se c re ta ry -tre a su re r; F lo ren ce Rich WilkensOn, tre a s u re r. T he fancy
pianist.
w
ork
com
m
ittee
Is
com
posed
of
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the watchmakers’ science,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nelson spent
th e w eek end w ith th e ir p aren ts Mrs. C arl Ooger, Mrs. S. B. Splaw n
ed Watchcraft is repre
F red Meyer, th e q u ilt
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson. O ther and m Mrs.
ittee of Mrs. Jim Jones and
g u ests a t th e Nelson hom e on S u n com
sented at its best in
Mrs. Chapm an, and th e ap ro n com
day w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sco- m
ittee
of
Mrs.
A.
J.
A
ult
and
Mrs.
o u r c o llec tio n of
ville and d au g h ters, Alice and
H elen, and Miss Betty M errill, of H. H. W atkins. T he n ex t m eeting
in te rn atio n ally
of
th
e
Aid
will
be
held
a
t
th
e
home
P o rtla n d ; also Mrs. B a rn e tt How
ard and sons, B arney and Bobbie of Mrs. R ichard M undlin.
known move
of M ilwaukie.
PO W E L L VALLEY
ments
Mrs. F ra n k M cKinney w as a
guest of Mrs. Jam es Nelson on
W ednesday.
T he Mission S unday school will
Mrs. A lice Cannon, who is v isit convene a t 9:50, follow ed by th e
ing at Ih e home of her dau g h ter, Junior service a t 10:55, a special
Mrs. Ja s. Melton, Is reco v erin g ra p m eeting w hich has been in a u g u ra t
idly from a severe b u rn Infllfted ed for th e ch ild ren . T he m orning
some days ago when a pan of boil service in Swedish w ill begin at
ing w ate r upset from th e stove.
11:10, th e subject to be, "W hy He
Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Melton cam e.” T he evening service begin
P o w e ll S t
w ere en tertain ed a t the Chase ning a t 7:30 w ill be devoted to
home at dinner on W ednesday.
song, special selections to be given
A good rep rese n tatio n of m em by choir, strin g band and th e Da
bers of M ultnom ah g ran g e is ex m ascus m ale q u arte t. T he Rev.
pected to atten d th e “ w inter pic W alter Johnson of P o rtlan d will
n ic” a t O resham high gym on S a t give a ch alk talk. At th e ch o ir re
urday.
h earsal T uesday evening Otto Mag
T he O rient P.-T. A. is p rep arin g nuson w as elected ch o ir d irecto r. I
an elab o rate p rogram to be given
a t the next session of th e o rg an i
HALEY
zation, w hich w ill m eet Ja n u a ry
27, a t th e schoolhouse.
T he S unday school of th e H aley
B ap tist ch u rch will convene a t 10
RADIO REPAIRING.
We re p a ir an y th in g on any m ake o’clock Sunday m orning, followed
of radio. W ork g u aranteed. L. L. by th e m orning w o rsh ip a t 11.
Long, phone 631. We call for and Ju n io r m eeting w ill be held a t 6;45
deliver.
p. m., and th e evening serv ice at
:30. All services next Sunday will
be conducted In th e E n g lish la n g
uage. A cordial in v itatio n is ex
6 to 10 y ears old, w eight 1200 to 1400
If * B U S IN E S S A T
tended by th e p asto r, th e Rev. I
MUST BE AND WILL IIE SOLI»
Jo h n S. N ordell, to atten d these
No reserv e bids.
services.
. BROCKWAY & NELSON
DANCE and
CARD PARTY
Powell Street, Gresham
‘Ke VICTORY SIX
Saturday, Jan. 21
Gresham, Ore.
PAGE THREE
DODGE
BR O TH ERS,
IN C .
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The new
fi
SOURCE OF TRUE
SA TISF A C TIO N , , ,
F ord
is now on display
at our showroom
Jftlealep’ô Jícturirv ê»tore
IN GRESHAM
Auction Sale of Horses
B eginning M o nday, Ja n u a ry 23 the
NEW
F O R D C A R will b e
lor demonstrations.
available
C o m e in a n d
see for yourself w h y this n e w car h as c re
20 Head Farm Horses and Mares,
1 Span Mules from Pendleton,
Oregon, all broke and gentle
W in SUCCESS
iftehnhpJDalhpr
T h o m p s o n 's D a rn , U r e s h a m , O rp g o a
a ted such a sensation th ru o u t the country.
SA N D Y
Five Inches of loose dry snow fell
a t G overnm ent Camp d u rin g the
n ig h t w hich w ill ren d er conditions
exceptionally good for skiing and
tobogganing a t th e w in ter play
T erm s may be a rra n g e d w ith clerk on approved notes before
ground th e com ing Sunday. The
d ate of sale.
road is open as far as Swim and
w hile ft la in good condition, it is
advisable to p u t on ch ain s above
Rhododendron. The new building
A. A. MILLIKAN, Anrtloneer
erected by th e P o rtlan d A d v ertis
A. MEYERS, First State Bank. Clerk
ing club for th e convenience of the
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I public has now been com pleted and
I w ill be m uch ap p reciated a» a ;
CEDARVILLE
M r. d d Brown, Mrs. A. O. Lam -
I place to keep w arm when not en
gaging In th e sp o rts. T he play J Mlss Cora Giese en tertain ed yes
Mrs. A. R. H einey, Mrs. Dell
ground w ill be open tom orrow terdqy with a d in n er p a rty In honor Heiney. Mrs. C. DeW Itte, Mra.
n ig h t for th e usual n ig h t sp o rts. of thfe b irth d ay of Mrs. P ercy Giese W alter Forbea .Mrs. Byron De-
T he te m p e ra tu re a t G overnm ent The gu ests w ere D. M. C athey and Young and .Mrs. U. O. Sm ith. A
Camp th is m orning w as betw een j his d au g h ter Mrs. M ary G ossett and , w onderful dinner w as enjoyed and
20 and 25 d egrees above zero.
ch ildren, Mr. and Mrs. P ercy Giese, th e afternoon sp e n t socially.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1:30 P. M.
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START NOW
RAKER & SON
Phone 1301
Gresham
In a fe w short m o n th s vou can
he fillin g a p ayin g positio n and
o n th e road to success. Yo u
can go w h ere you w a n t, buy
w h a t you w a n t, H E w h a t you
w a n t, w h e n you c o m b in e the
a b ility w ith the rig h t tra in in g .
Wrns todsv for iH i F SUCCESS Cat-
slos. W s felled o .er IOOO posUlana
a ear.
B e h n k e -W a lk e r
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Portland
MRS. IDA HODGES, Owner