Berry (.rowers Show Eai th jn Jhe Future by Ordering New Equipment Which Will More Than Double Cauaci
.ipacity of the Cannery
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 17, NO. 95
Winter Picnic Is
Interesting Event
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY
DEEMS TAYLOR MUSK
TUESDAY. JANUARY
1ÎI2S
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
12.«« Per Year
EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL
IT
F i r «
Cannery to Install
subaect of essays New rord Graces
Does Thrift Pay? Local Basketeers
th e medium of th e -
New Berry Grader Read th e follow ing advance tru e
Win Third Game , W. T C. hrough
T. U. an o p p o rtu n ity ls being j
Gresham Streets
No A m erican com poser of today
has figured m ore p rom inently in
| the m usical life of th e nation th an
T he w in ter picnic held by Mult- Deems T ay lo r. w hose 8ymphonlc
i afforded public school ch ild ren to :
Will Do the Work of 900 Women, story from th e F eb ru ary A m erican
(By B. H. Davies)
1 p articip a te in a nation-w ide contest
Magazine
and
let
it
g
rip
you
w
ith
nom ah county Pom ona g range at suite, -T h ro u g h the Looking Glass
Doubling Present Capacity.
The new F o rd ’s in tow n and
its p o rtra y al of th e resu lts of th rift. I We doubt if the famed light brig- in essay w ritin g and th e co n stru c-
th e high school gym nasium on S at- will be given its P o rtlan d prem lere
T he m eeting of th e m em bers of
ade put m ore pep Into th e ir fam ous tlon of p o sters, th e su b ject m atter m any persons a re being given real
u rd ay w as well attended, consid- at the concert of th e P o rtlan d Sym th e C o-operative B erry G row ers at
Mrs. M athea Severson, of E v e r e tt,; eh arg e a t B alak lav a th an Uulon to bo confined to th e n a tu re and joy rides In a c a r th a t c a n 't be
erin g w eath er conditions and other j phony o rch e stra to be presen ted in th e can n ery Monday w as a g rea t W ashington, who for 30 y ears has high's young d efenders showed in effects of alcohol and o th er n ar- dubbed a ’’tin Lizzie.”
It should be said to the credit of
scrubbed floors In office buildings th e ir gam e w ith Beaverton high coties, and the work to be carried
ex isting circum stances. R. E. Close, th e Public au d ito riu m
Monday success. T he atten d a n ce was very of
th a t city, has ju st received her la st F rid ay evening. W hen th e on as a re g u la r featu re of s J h o tl H
'.’T
enry 7 Ford and R aker A Son. local
good,
as
by
10
o’clock
around
200
su p erin ten d en t of th e Oregon A nti- n ig k t’ "Janu ary 30. T his compos
an n u al trib u te from the co n g reg a
sm oke of b attle had cleared, the w ork In hygiene and English.
. a w h ^ i k ‘ t “ "* T T bHndfold’
Saloon League, gave th e forenoon * 7
“J 7 7 ? 8 Httnchman m em bers had braved th e trea ch e ry tion of th e F irs t B aptist church. It
took
th
e
form
of
a
recital
upon
the
locals
had
tak
en
th
e
gam
e
to
th
e
!
.
h n ' ken for “ rld,>' not know '
of
icy
pavem
ents
and
assem
bled
a
t
.,
. , .
: " a s declared by the critics to be
N ational, state, county and local Ing it w as a new Ford, he m ight
ad dress, w hich w as listened to w ith I the m ost d istinguished piece of th e can n ery w arehouse, w hich $12.000 ch u rch organ w hich she tu n e of 25 to 15
to th e ch u rch out of h er sav- , „ ,
t „
pr4les w l» he aw arded in five class- well think he w as riding in one of
m u fh in te rest. P icnic dinner w as j operatic com position ever produced m ade a very com fortable a u d ito r gave
lngs as a scrubw om an.
But w hat price glory! Except Ifleations, viz., sen io r and ju n io r th e latest high priced sixes of ev.
enjoyed in th e c a fe te ria afte r in the United S tates. W hen it w as ium ow ing to th e fact th a t it had
1 b® bu'ld inK was filled to capac-1 ^or th e first q u a rte r w hen th e home j years, sophom ore and freshm en
elusive n n k .
p a s k
w hich th e audience again a s given its prem iere in th e M etropol recently been ceiled. T his has >ty w ith a fashionable c o n g re g a tt.n boys ru sh ed th e ir opponents off seventh and eighth g rad es fifth and
m ade it fro st proof, a very wise im- a,ld the p ro g ram s announced th a t th e ir fe e t th e
, ..
,
g “ ,h grades, fifth au.l
Ford has ce rtain ly out-Forded
sem bled in the gym nasium w here a itan opera house la st season, the
ery w ise im {he r e c i u , wjjs
of
th e ir feet, th e victory w as dearly sixth g rad es and
fo u rth grades. Ford. T he Model A ls a real ca r
p leasing program w as rendered.
com poser aroused nationw ide a t provem ent for a w in ter like th is
tni ^ ° J t ? s ° I Ka" In the congrega- eu rn ed '
also th e sam e division of prizes no kin to th e form er model except
T he m eeting w as presided over
R. W. Gill presided as chairm an tention- No I®88 a distinguished
ing the s a m e nf°urr r co a tCau d M ark " « ¿ e8ham jclo8,(>d th e flr8t d u a rte r w « l he m ade for the poster con- In price. It is fully equipped even
Of th e day’s exercises. All of the I piece of w ritin g of q u ite an o th er by P resid en t W. D. F raley , D irect silk h a t ^ h a t s h . h « w V n to W“ h “ le“d ° f 15 to *’ A” ‘ha “ 7
Wb,ch ,H 8,80 "P™
g rad a “ > electric w indshield w iper, hy-
or C. T. Ryan actin g as scribe. The
su b o rd in ate gran g es w ere re p r e so rt, is th e suite, w hich, up to th e
ch u rch for m any years, sits Mrs. I w b is,le «gain sen t th e team s Into and high school pupils.
- d rau llc shock ab sorbers, and four-
first sp eak er on the p rogram was
sented w ith the exception of Co tim e of the first p erform ance of
Severson herself. F ifty-four y ears com bat B eaverton tig h ten ed its
T he su b ject for th e senior and wheel brakes. T he w indshield is
Brevet
of
Sw
ift
&
Co.,
who
w
ent
old. her face Is deeply lined and I b elt and, backed by th e vigorous ju n io r classes w ill be, "W hy T otal of one-piece n o n -sh atterab le spec
lum bia. th e icy condition of th e “T he K ing’s H enchm an,” was con
deeply into th e su b ject of proper
u p per Colum bia highw ay prevent sidered Mr. T ay lo r’s ou tstan d in g
A bstinence from A lcoholic L iquors 1 ial glass. The engine block Is said
ing th e g ran g e rs from attem p tin g ( com Position. Xt is still reg ard ed as fertilizer to obtain the best resu lts, years.
held G resham to a gain of but is E specially N ecessary in Modern j to be th e only casting, all other
th e trip to G resham . A ttention w as { hls finest w ork for sym phony or both in q u an tity and q u ality of
Mi s. Severson ls a ja n itress. F or th ree points to th e ir five in th e s e c - , B usiness
and
T ra n sp o rtatio n ." m ajor p a rts being of th e new Ford
fruit.
called by C hairm an Gill to th e new c h e stra -
b usineSs°„fflTes8in hEveraettCa D uring n“ *?
,
th ‘rd QUarter I T ‘’‘8 CarrlWI W“ h “ “ ni“ ,on» ‘ P*«® 8teel «nd welded tog eth er w herever
Mr. Brevet w as followed by one this tim e, she has accum ulated a j ' " ° " b Kh ed by 23' 14'
$500 c u rta in s w hich w ere rec en tly
In bringing it to P o rtlan d Mr.
of $25 for th e best essay, a sta te possible. For instance, the body is
in stalled in th e gym nasium and van Ho°K8<raten is com plying with of th e co-operative m em bers, Ray com petency of n early one h undred N either team played excellent
prize of $10, and th e county and of heavy steel and w elded to g eth er
w ere used for the first tim e S atu r- the dem ands of those who would Reitsm a, who has conducted an ex thousand d o llars, an am ount far , ball alth o u g h each co n testan t put local prizes to be determ ined later, a t connections, th e w ire w heels a re
day a t any special event.
| bring m ore recognition to native p erim ent and m ade close o b serv a g re a te r th a n th e sum to tal of her fo rth the best in him.
[ T he sophom ore and freshm en welded giving extrem e rigidity.
She has dem onstrated
T he new ly-elected and re tirin g t'omP °ser8- L ikew ise is he intro- tions in the app licatio n of bug bait earnings.
B
eav
erto
n
’s
gym
nasium
is
a
bit
subject w ill be, "W hat Effects of ' Tbe four-w heel brak es a re quick
w
hat
th
rift,
coupled
w
ith
the
ab
il
m a ste rs and le ctu rers of th e coun- UCIng a notable and beautiful for th e co n tro l of th e b erry root ity to save, w ill accom plish.
dim
inutive,
h
as
a
low
celling
and
Alcohol
Make T o tal A bstinence Im - “ nd positive In action and self-cen-
ty gran g es w ere introduced to th e P,*C* ,°f mu8ic ,n th is c,ty ’ Tba weevil. Mr. R letsm a’s ad d ress w as
Mrs. Severson lives in a sm all a pneum atic floor, Add to this. P o rtan t in Modern Methods of tp r*>’K and absolutely non-locking,
very
valuable,
as
first
hand
in
fo
r
room
am
ong
th
e
offices
over
th
e
audience, tw elve in all being p res- ®U te 8 based on Lew ,s CarroIl!S
In th is th e n ational
T he engine, rated a t 40 h. p. b rak e
itizens’ bank. She goes to w ork hoops m inus nets and one can T ravel?"
ent. O. I. Neal w as recently re- pamoUS book- an<1 ls divided into m ation on th is im p o rtan t topic of C
at 4 in th e m orning, and u sually b etter ap p re cia te th e locul boys' prize w ill be $20, th e s ta te prize ,PRU w hile a four cylinder, is a
th
e
w
eevil
m
enace
has
probably
elected m a ster of G resham g ran g e
* P art8’ each depicting a scene
does not re tu rn before m idnight.
victory.
$10, w ith th e county and local. m arvel of pow er, quickness and
and G eorge Honey elected lectu rer.
A llce'8 “ d v en tu res on th e far cost b e rry grow ers m ore d o llars Norway," M rs,a S e v e r T n Cm a rii“S ' a ! O re8ham b«.l an o u tstan d in g o p - ! aw a rd «
b® announced later,
quietness. The pickup is Im m edi
d
u
rin
g
th
e
p
ast
10
y
ears
th
a
n
any
The program w as in charge of Po
° f tbe looking-gla88- T he mu-
ate,
th e gear sh iftin g is sta n d ard
ca
rp
en
te
r,
and
em
igrated
w
ith
him
P
onent
In
Jones,
B
eaverton’s
fust,
T
he
g
rad
e
school
pupils
will
o th er one cause of sh o rt crops, and
m ona L ectu rer J. E. S tan sb ery and sic is light and gay, occasionally
and noiseless.
to
th
e
United
S
tate
s
in
1900.
|
clean
playing
forw
ard.
w
rite
on
specially
prep
ared
topics,
it
is
very
encouraging
to
know
th
a
t
reflected g re a t cre d it on th e sev- highly d ram atic, and alw ays fa n
T he body ls a sturdy, w elded
"W e had ju st enough m oney to
th is stubborn pest th a t has baffled pay o u r p assag e,” she said in an . S peaking of fairn ess, no one cares d etails of w hich may _ he obtained
tastic.
era l gran g es participating.
fram e, giving the effect of g rea t
hum
an
efforts
in
its
co
n
tro
l
for
20
Interview w ith T he A m erican M a g -' ,o 8ee a gam e won u n fairly , reg ard - ,n ro u g ‘1
c - A lderson, county
S h arin g honors w ith th e su ite on
P le a sa n t V alley g ran g e was rep
stren g th , solidity and
freedom
y ears can now be co ntrolled by the azine. "My husband had h e a rt dis- less of whose team is w inning. 8cbo° l su p e rin ten d e n t, or Mrs. O.
resented by little Miss Je an Godbey | this program wifi be B eethoven’3
L.
ltuland,
sta
te
W.
C.
T.
U.
d
irecto
r
from
not,ce>bl®
vibration,
creaking
ease
and
serio
u
s
stom
ach
trouble,
j
T
h
a
t’s
why
ath
letes
who
listen
to
poison b ait th a t th e association
who sang several tim es to th e de | fifth sym phony, possibly th e m ost
w hich prevented his w orking a t his j
.
of scientific tem p eran ce In stru c- or rattle.
fu rn ish es a t a reaso n ab le price.
trade. So I earn ed our living. W hen : and obey th e coach aro ahead of
lig h t of everybody. -S h e is often popular full sym phony in th e or-
The steerin g Is of the Irrev ersab lo
1
cam
e
to
E
v
erett
I
got
15
cents
an
;
tbe
Kaine,
m
orally
as
w
ell
as
physi-
"
on- whose ad d ress is 606 Maple
Only two
S. B. H all next gave one of hls
heard in Jo u rn a l Ju n io r program s 1 c h e stra ’s rep erto ire.
hour for my work. I earn ed In all ' rally .
stree t, P o rtlan d . Mrs. B uland w ill
b ’
y
lc t ar,d Quick
over th e radio. Miss G ladys OlBon oth er sym phonies have been p e r en couraging talk s, w hich w as well from $30 to $35 a m onth.”
Suspended p ractice in both dis- a,B” glve out a «y inform ation d e - ! aC'
.
form
ed
here
anyw
here
n
ear
as
rqfeived.
In
com
m
enting
on
Mr.
from E vening S tar gave tw o piano
Mrs Severson is not a big worn- , j , ,
,
sired- to an y stu d e n ts who m ay
Thi* fenderB a r '' of h ra v y »teel
( 1108 , eu t,ie r ®’ UR ° r <l,lnr
,
. o n te st«
,u,d '"«ulnted from th e body,
solos . R u ssellv ille’s contribution m any tim es as this. I t has given H all’s w ork, D. E. Towle, m an ag er an. \ e t a t one tim e, w ithout a s s is t- ,
j
to th e p rogram w ere several fine m ore perform ances th a n an y two of th e Co-operative G row ers, said ance, she cared for lfi E v erett b u s - ! an tin e and bad w eather. Conse- wlsn to o n ter ,b e contests.
Iness places.
U ntil his death, q u en tly m em bers of th e team s, and
Appended Is a copy of a le tte r
i,
,,
read in g s by Miss C onstance F ish er other Beethoven sym phonies. A l th a t he can testify from his own w hich occu rred a few years ago, especially G resh am ’s g lad iato rs, w hich County S u p erin te n d en t Aid- ...... h
‘ mo' p * 0
though
it
is
best
know
n
for
its
know
ledge
of
Mr.
H
all’s
w
ork
th
a
t
an d m usical num bers by Eva Stone,
her husband helped her, and since
' '■
.
. . ..
“ v
ca r has a tw o-foot s h o rte r tu rn in g
th # t of
’
accom panied by her sister. Mrs. stately and an te m ovem ent, h ardly he has a broad and sym pathetic in then she has u su ally em ployed one haV,e not yef attain ed th a t u n ity of erson has se n t to th e tc ac h efs of rad |u s Th(1 pffpct
-------
action 80 uecessury to rep eated M ultnom ah county, show ing th e lnK aImog, llt r ,Kht a n _ |P8
n t.
McCormick of L ents rendered a a them e occurs in a n y of th e te re s t in prom oting th e w elfare of assista
"T he la rg e st am ount I ever victory.
A lthough O kuda won unqualified en d o rsem en t w hich th is
«,
...
m ovem ents th a t is not alread y th e farm er, not only in th e p ro d u c
piano solo.
I MemDem of th e Outlook force
earned in one m onth w as $135 d u r m ore th an
w
ell-know
n
to
sym
phony
p
atro
n
s
tion
of
b
etter
crops
but
in
the
Rockwood’s comedy sk it by Dr.
..
w ere given a rido yesterday over
ing th e w ar period.” she said. "As
score he is far from being th e fast him : ‘It Is difficult and expens- a jj fcjn<jg
ron(j„
a ,| H d
C. L. H aynes and J. H. W atson The rim ple, th ree-n o te m otive In econom ic problem of try in g to get soon as I had saved enough to
m ake loans, I began lettin g money Pivoting m enace to th e opposition ive to enforce leglslAtlon u n less from
nr elirbr \n ll ” °
H|,<e<8
bro u ght out some fine am ate u r a c t the first movem ent, th e q u iet th ird a fair price for the products.
out a t in terest. T his helped me a of a year ago. Okuda Is bound to such legislation has p opular ap- i . i h u $ i » ♦ m
*<n . O’., r
movement,
and
th
e
th
rillin
g
clim
ax
F
ollow
ing
Mr.
H
all,
J.
F.
Ja
eg
e
r,
ing. L ater Dr. H aynes announced
Kre8t dPal ”
reKai" bl8 ° 'd Poi8e and 8tablll> Pr° va1’ £ eB,f8,8t,° " aKU," 8t ,bP 8*<>pplng an d °s,arT .„C
gRw?th i r e . X ’
th a t Rockwood would stage a have all co ntrib u ted to the sym-1 one of th e pioneer red rasp b e rry
Mrs. Severson owes h er p resen t |
phony’s
im
m
ense
popularity.
S
undoubtedly
leads
BQ«or
»n.fflc
is
endorsed
by
every
qil)t.knPHH
Koun(Jlng
H,,arp
^grow
ers
of
the
P
o
rtlan
d
area
and
p
ro
sp
erity
en
tirely
to
her
saving
»
q
u
ire
unuouDleilly
as
g ran g e play on S aturday, M arch 3.
The concert w ill open th e over one of th e m ost en th u sia stic co propensities, plus the advice of h er stro n g m an up to the p rese n t; not ed u cato r of sta n d in g In th e pro
Two splendid m usical num bers
curves on wi t pavem ent at 30 m iles
an k er frien d s, who have guided sp ectacu lar, ju st su re footed, con- fesslon. Its en forcem ent is not our I gave one a feeling of p erfect s e
w ere,g iv en by Mrs. Mabel S urface tu re Io W eber’s opera, "Oberon. o p erato rs, told of his experience in h h er
w
isely
In
the
investm
ent
of
her
fldpnt
and
d).term
ln
ed
.
W ith a province, h u t we as te ac h ers can curity.
and Mrs. L. R. Deisch, accom panied This w as the first o v ertu re con b erry production, giving th e de savings. Some tim e ago, she bought
by th e la tte r’s m oth er Mrs. S. C. ducted by Mr. van H oo g straten in ta ils of his system in ca re and cul tw o lots, for which she paid $33,- to tal of 76 points th is stu rd y cen become a pow erful facto r In Its
T he u p holstering is du rab le and
Dixon. They m ay be heard Monday this city, and is being repeated for tu re , including the fertilizin g of his 000. T he p ro p erty is on the o u t te r finished last y ea r's schedule as enforcem ent by stre ssin g a cam - com fortable, th e body designs aro
paign of education. T his, to me. Is '
b erry yards. As an o u tstan d in g sk irts of E v erett’s business d istrict. th ird high man.
evenings over KEX broadcasting the first time.
graceful mid th e colors attractiv e.
th e solution of th e prohibition
m onum ent to th e success of his Mrs. Severson rec en tly refused
statio n and are now p articip a tin g
Young
L
indrooth
probably
will
It Is said th a t to d ate th re e -q u a r-
$45.000
for
it,
claim
ing
stead
fastly
In an in te restin g com m unication system , he invites all Interested
problem .
in a radio contest w hich so fa r ha3
th a t it is w o rth $50,000 today.
never m ake a successful solo a r
te rs of a m illion c a rs of th e new
from Mrs. Rose M arkley of T ulare, g ro w ers to inspect his 2 3 -y earo ld
”1 am enclosing essay c irc u la rs
F ifteen y ea rs ago. when th e F irs t
given them th ird place.
Few p lay ers who attem p t it
model have been ac tu a lly ordered
C alifornia, a form er G resham r e s i b erry y ard .located on E verglade B a p tist ch u rch w as built, Mrs. Sev- , tist.
.
. ,
...
. ,
from Mrs. O. L. Buland. sta te W. C.
T he pantom im e given by five
dent. she m entions th e abundance avenue w est of Buckley avenue. erson gave a $12.000 organ. Nor is "ucceed In nnythlng save b rin g in g T. U. d irecto r of scientific te m p er ' anil signed for Rlnce the new model
G resham high school g irls, C athryn
of cold w eather w hich th a t section V isitors are welcome, and seeing is th is h er only gift to th e church, d efeaj to th e hom e team . But ance In stru ctio n . I sincerely hope was announced In such a spectacu-
M etzger, Ilse Schw edler, M argaret
H er co n trib u tio n s have been a big , "Ole" has ab ility to shoot cleverly
i lar way a little over a m onth ago.
of C alifornia has experienced th is believing.
facto r in the developm ent of th e in- and we a re assu red th a t w ith the th a t every school In M ultnomah
M athew s, H elen Exley and Betty
Ford for many m onths had ’em
w inter. She says th e vineyards
stitu
tio
n
.
W hen th e lunch h o u r arriv ed .
cooperation of Coach K ru g er he
w lB be r< p r » se n te d Io th is a j j KUe„ i n g . Ilow (le ha them
(j
Thflrne, was decidedly clever and u
Mrs.
Severson
recen
tly
pu
rch
ased
,
w hich are g rea tly in need of rain , P re sid en t F raley m ade announce
contest. P erso n ally 1 am
1 ga8pjng
d eserving of rep etitio n a t som e fu
a
five-acre
tra
c
t
of
land,
w
ith
become
one
of
Union
high's
a te now pruned and tied and ready m ents for th e afternoon program .
a prize of $5 for th e best essay In
_____
tu re tim e.
house and outbuildings, five m iles j valued ath letes.
for spring. Their Individual crop I T his included the nam ing of a com- out of E verett on th e M ukilteo . S atte rstro m and T im m erm an a re each of th e four divisions, and $5 |t |’NINESN HOUSE HAS
A risin g vote of th a n k s w as ex
T he site is w ell elevated.
.
SMALL ROOF EIRE
tended th e school board and ja n i of raisin s w as nice, b u t th e ton- | m fttee of ten on resolutions. These road.
with a b eautiful panoram ic view of conscientious p lay ers and need but for the best poster. All p o sters
nage did not come up to ex p ecta reso lu tio n s, to g eth er w ith
and essays to receive co n sid eratio n I
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the
to r for th e use of th e gym nasium
tions. Mrs. M arkley ex p resses ap nam es of th e com m ittee, w ill a p P u g et Sound, suggestive, Mrs. Sev m ore tim e and experience to m ake m u st be In th is office on or before
Splendid
w
ork
on th e p a r t of the
and th e heating and seating a r
says, of th e coast of Norway ; them form idable basket eers.
p re d a tio n for th e re g u la r bi-w eek p ear In a sub seq u en t issue of th e erson
M arch 17. H elp to p u t M ultnom ah G resham v olunteer fire d ep a rtm en t
w here her girlhood was spent. She
ran g em ents. also to A. W. M etzger
S
u
p
p
o
rte
rs
of
G
resh
am
's
team
ly visits of th e Outlook. Mrs. Outlook. D uring th e lunch hour paid $5000 for the property. She
county on th e m ap.”
I succeeded In extinguishing a blase
& Co. who donated th e coffee for '
M arkley w ill be rem em bered as Felix Chiodo en tertain ed th e a u d i p lan s to go Into the n u rse ry b u s i should reserv e the evening of F eb -j
about 2 o'clock Sunday m orning in
th e lunch. T he next m eeting of
ru
a
ry
14,
when
H
ill
M
ilitary
acad-
;
ness when she retires.
SICK!
Mrs. Rose Metzger.
ence w ith m usical selections on his
Pom ona g range w ill ta k e place at
In a y ear or tw o,” she ex , emy - plays
recen t
- here. T his team
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An E le ctric W arm ing Pad w ill , j _ the a ttic of the . . M
. etzger
.
. building
„
$600
silver-tongued
o
rch
e
stral
ac
E vening S tar, n ea r 82d street, on j
plained.
I
am
going
to
give
up
my
iy
defeated
E
ugene
high,
the
sta
te
b,’at
th
e
old
hot
w
uter
b
ottle
or
Jar
on
the
co
rn
er
of
Main
and
Powell
Repair Driveways.
'
-
------- ts, which
. . . If unchecked,
. . . would
Now is th e tim e to re p a ir your cordion, w’hich was very m uch en p rese n t w ork, and live on my cham pions, and last F rid ay eve- of * W8t,,r-
A bsolutely
safe and only j stree
F e b ru a ry 15.
drivew ays w ith cru sh ed rock or joyed and appreciated. Mr. Chiodo M ukilteo place. T here ls money to nlng won over Colum bian high by niom hlyW,instad|lm e n u alan P.’ K P* I ‘'OUbt,* M baV" bePn a d isa stro u s
road gravel. See W alrad * W right. su rely honors hls fo reb ears of s u n be m ade in holly trees, and I have
fire. As It Is, the dam age, w hich is
Bids Wanted on Clearing.
ordered a hundred th a t I shall a 25-17 score. T h ere w ill be no E lectric sto re, G resham .—Adv.
G resham , phoDe 1631.—Adv.
W ill receive bids on th e clearin g
ny Italy In th e skill displayed in p lant. G radually I w ill lncreaso re tu rn gam e w ith th e m ilitary .
well covered by Insurance, will
of th ree ac res of land, m ore or less.
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For real estate loans see or call probably am ount to around $150.
Make „ your
telephone _____
earn you h an d lin g p o p u lar and classical th e num ber. I expect to end my
T
he
lineup
follow
s:
B W. T horne.—Adv.
A. W. A nderson, E agle Creek, Ore- m ore by connecting it w ith a W ant num bers on th is in stru m en t. I t is days in com fort, am ong m uch the
The building belongs to John Metz
gon.—Adv.
l Ad
sam e su rro u n d in g s th a t I knew as Okuda f ( 9 > ............ t ....................... Jones
su rely an o th er case of "W E.” The a child. And when my tim e la Lindrooth ( 5 ) ........f ......................... Barry
g er and is occupied by th e G resh
W ilcox
m em bers’ w ell-filled lunch b ask ets sp e n t and my days a re done, I will Squire (1 0 )............ o ...............
am Drii£ com pany.
w ere supplem ented by 125 pounds leave w h at I have saved to e s ta b Satterstrom ........ < ........................... Toby
T he origin of the fire Is a m ys
Timmerman ( » ) . . < .................. Kingston
Just arrived,
of Joe F jsh e r's cold pack C uth- lish a home for d estitu te m en and
tery.
Night M arshal P lian t. In
Spath,
D
ow
set’
,
Bure,
Turner.
John
■
women in E verett.
T uesday evening, Jan . 24.—O. I. T.
b e rts and stra w b e rrie s w hich w ere * Mrs. S everson's nam e Is a p a ss
a car of
m
aking
his rounds, noticed smoke
W hetaell.
son. Kerns.
basketball team from Y. M. C. A. at
a novelty to m any,—ju s t like fresh, word to every business place In
pouring from the u p sta irs windows
G. U. H. S. gym nasium .
Peck,
of
th
e
P
o
rtlan
d
school
of
Direct from
w hich rem inded them of a day in E v erett. B ankers, b ro k ers, busi coaching, refereed.
of tho h all and quickly tu rn ed in
W ednesday, Ja n . 25.—F airview
Nebraska
ness, and professional men alike
June.
an
alurm . The blaze ap p a ren tly
w ater System c A bration.
feel safe when they e n tru s t th eir
A fter lunch the m eeting was keys to th is stu rd y d au g h ter of
sta rted near th e chim ney above thd
again called to o rd er and J. J. Norway. H er life has been one of
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Ja n , 26
ceiling a t the re a r of the hall and
Tea at home of Mrs. R. C. Brooks sw ept th ro u g h the space betw een
u n rem ittin g , hum ble service to the
No. 2 yellow corn in 100-lb. sacks
C ontinued on page 4
Fairview , anaplceg Sm ith Memorial
com m unity in which she lives.
th e roof and celling, but did not
aa<1 Aawwera by
P resb y terian church.
M. O. Meltoa.
b u rn en tirely through the roof. T he
T hursday. Ja n . 2« — Lad Ids Bap- ra fte rs and shingles a re so badly
Answers to questions elsew here In list Guild d in n er at B ap tist church c h a rre d , on the Inside th a t about
Whole Com
t o d a y s Outlook.
"Wise up" on tbe
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at the car
Want Ads. also.
_ ,
per ton
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F rid ay evening. Ja n . 27—Card 200 sq u are feet of roofing w ill have
to bo replaced. Had th e re been any
1. W hat Is th e difference betw een 1 p arty In T ro u td ale M asonic hall
wind, or had th ere been less snow
auspices social club of G. E. S.
resin and rosin?
on
the roof, th e re is little doubt
OREGONIAN
and
JOURNAL
F riday evening, j a n. 27.—Musical
2. How larg e w ere the ships In
GROUND CORN
th a t th e large fram e s tru c tu re
tea.
Rockwood
L
ad
ies’
Aid.
which Colum bus sailed on hls voy
an d C o m b in a tio n w ith OUTLOOK
would have quickly been an easy
CRACKED CORN, at the car
age of discovery?
F rid ay evening, Ja n . 27.—Mas- prey of the flames.
3. How sm all a steam er can now querad e dance and c a rd p arty , un-
Many different th e o ries have
auspices
P.-T. A , Lynch
be m ade profitable In tran so cean der
been advanced for th e blaze, In
schoolhouse.
service?
Bargain
with
I t M oath»— n r m a ll—
cluding th a t of Incendiarism , hut
Jan. IS - Feb. 2
Outlook
4. How was slavery abolished In
S atu rd ay , Ja n . 2!T7—V ictory circle
Daily J o u r n a l .........................
........ $5.00
$6 50
th
e m ost plausible would seem th a t
bake sale, A. W. M etzger store.
B razil?
Dally and S unday Jo u rn a l.
We suggest you anticipate your season’s require
.........7.00
8.30
m ice may have ignited m atches in
n ‘7
S atu rd ay evening, Ja n . 2 8 -C o r n - pap er or cobwebs. It has been de
ments at these prices as the corn market
Bargain
with
• M onth»— B y m all—
Now to Feb. (
Outlook
nam es Rio G rande, Rio Negro, Bio m unlty su p p er, P le a sa n t
Home term ined th a t th e fire was not the
is very strong at this time.
P ally O regonian.
$3.78
$4 90
Blanco, Rio de la P lata , Rio M ethodist church.
Daily and Sunday O reg o n ian ............. 5.40
re su lt of defective w iring.
6.40
J r ' ivL
.v
.
W ednesday and T h u rsd ay , Feb. 1
C laude Stockton and Chas. W it
6. Why w as the A rg en tin e re and 2 — S tate D alrym en’e m eeting te r have been engaged to rep air
public so nam ed?
at Fairview g ran g e hall.
th e dam age to tbe roof-9ind celling
7. W hat la th e en tire nam e of
of
th e hall.
F rid ay evening. Feb. 3.—F ire
Bahia, one of th e chief p o rts of m en's
benefit dance.
Brazil.
Phone 1411
Gresham
Some splendid barg ain su b scrip
8. Why a re onr leg islato re s o m e -! T uesday, Feb. 14.—S ilver te a by tion offers on O regonian, Jo u rn al,
So
and
Sew
circ
le
at
hom
e
of
Mrs.
alone or w ith Outlook. Good until
tim es called "S o lo n s” ?
1C. I. Baker.
F eb 2, 1928.
Coming Events
CORN
Do You Know?
$
Dailies at Bargain Rate
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WALRAD MERC. CO.
Grab Onto It Through the Outlook!