Annual Founders’ Day
Will Be Celebratet
T he 85th a n n iv ersary of Found
e r s ' Day, th e day w hen th e pro
visional governm ent of Oregon was
organized, will be celebrated at
Cham poeg p ark on th e ea st bank
of th e W illam ette riv e r 33 m iles
south of P o rtlan d , S aturday, May 5
u n d er th e auspices of th e Oregon
P ioneer association and th e Ore
gon H istorical society.
T his event, w hich occurs annual
iy a t the sam e place, th e site of the
organization of th e first A m erican
governm ent on th e Pacific coast
rec alls a tra in of rich h istorical
happenings dear to th e h e a rts of
those interested in the early devel
opm ent of th e w est .
T his an n iv ersary w ill be the 28th
celeb ratio n and picnic and will be
presided over for th e day by Judge
P. H. D’Arcy, a pioneer of 1855 and
p ast p resid en t of th e
Oregon
P ioneer association in 1910. The ex
ercises w ill begin a t noon w ith a
picnic dinner and the afternoon
filled w ith ap p ro p riate addresses,
in te rsp ersed w ith m usical num bers.
G overnor and Mrs. I. L. P atte rso n
w ill occupy a p rom inent place on
th e program .
Cham poeg may be reached by the
steam er "N o rth w estern ” w hich will
leave the foot of E ast W ashington
s tre e t a t 7 a. m. sharp. It is also
accessible by autom obile.
P ioneers, sons and d au g h ters of
pioneers, and citizens in general
are given a cordial invitation to a t
tend th is celebration. Inform ation
reg ard in g th e day’s program and
th e m anner of reach in g the picnic
grounds may be secured a t the
Outlook ofilce.
OBSERVATIONS OF
AVERY BOIIIE
“B ootleggers asked to m eet dry
ag en t.” (News Item from S cuttle).
We half suspected they w ere do
ing it all the tim e.
New World Invades Old
T h e m o to r c a r m a k e s a v a ila b le to tra v e le rs m a n y such q u a in t o ld -w o r ld
spots as th is o n e , o n w h ic h th e B u ic k p a rty c h a n c e d w h ile to u r in g a n c ie n t
B e r k s h ir e . T h is v illa g e cross a n d s u n -d ia l d id se rv ic e b e fo re th e in v e n tio n
o f clo cks . P re s u m a b ly th e h o u r w as a m a tte r o f guessw ork o n sunless days,—
th o u g h th e ta le is to ld o f a v illa g e r w h o v is ite d th e d ia l at n ig h t to te ll th e
t im e ,— b y m e a n s o t a la n te r n .
THE EYES HAVE IT
Much has been said about the per
ca p ita debt of Oregon. Septem ber
1, 1927, show s, exclusive of road
roud bonds, $10.76 per capitu. Most
bonds, $10.76 per capitu.
Most
be gasoline. Must have been bet-
Many people in Oregon th in k it
AI S m ith is elected president, the
18th am endm ent will be repeuled
and we w ill live happy ever after.
How about our own state-w ide pro
hibition act?
T he B eavers lost the opening
gam e due, we suppose, to the wet
w eather. Ho, ho, hum !
We som etim es w onder why fa
mous p ersons have to he blindfold
ed to pick a c e rta in b rand of hig h
ly advertised cig arettes.
C lackam as county man severely
burned when coal oil tu rn s out to
bo gasoline. Muse huve been bet
te r th a n some w e've tried In the
“flivver.”
A recent new s Item from The
Dulles told of tlie m an who put up
a sign on his little place a d v e rtis
ing th e fact th a t his taxes were
som ething like $14 per m outh so he
was moving on. W onder w here he
got th e money to buy gas?
By M art Sloan.
Portland, Or., April 16--(S p ecial).
T he week of April 22-28 has been
designated
“Save Your Vision
W eek" and this is h eartily endorsed
by th e Hon. I. L. P atterso n , G over
nor of the S tate of Oregon.
This is in conform ity with the
proclam ation of th e A m erican Op-
tom etric Association which, through
th e several sta te organizations, will
carry th e m essage of conservation
of vision to the public during th a t
week.
Civilization is the fruit of Man's
spiritu al and intellectual victories.
It is a com posite product of the
contribuí ions of the Ages.
The large p art played th erein by
the hum an eye can hardly be ekag
gerated. More and more th e func
ión of vision has been called upon
to m eet the stren u o u s dem ands of
p resen t day life. As a result, visual
defects have ap p aren tly grown
apace, as is evidenced by the wid* i
use of pyp glasses Y«t v.e a r • told
lar king in th e c a re o f th e ey es
It is p o in ted o u t th a t m ore th a n
3(1'', of th e people a re se rio u sly in
need of o p tical a tte n tio n . *th< uch
n o t to ex ceed 1 0 'i of th e e n tire p o r
u latio n h as e v e r hail a sc ie n tific
eye exam ination. Ih public • bools
ll1" 1 coUegi i of thi United
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enroll 25 million stu d en ts Numer-
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al Neuberg Parking Co„
Gresham
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Lv. SANDY
Mammy's Shack R ebuilt.
But ten days w as req u ired for
the erection of the new Mammy's
Shack, th e popular re sta u ra n t and
chicken d in n er reso rt on Powell
Valley road about live m iles w est of
t! i, sham
The old building, w hich
was recen tly destroyed by lire of
unexplained origin, has now been
replaced w ith a new stru c tu re
tw ice th e size of the old one. B us
iness was resinned a few days ago
for th e season. W. O. Muss is the
p ro p rieto r of the establishm ent.
P o rtab le H eslaiirant for Sale.
I shnll sell for sto rag e and other
indebtedness one com plete portable
re sta u ra n t, Invoice about $525, In
cluding 30 x 30 10-ounce canvass
top, side» w alls 7 feet; waffle dog I
m achine, new electric coffee urn.
two G ass-o-alr stoves and oth er
equipm ent to seat about 60. I will
accept cash offers to Monday eve
ning. April 30, at 6 o'clock. Right
reserved to reject any or all bids.
II. C. L arsen, U-Au-To Camp.
G resham .—Adv.
Plano 'failin g .
Piano tu n in g . $3.50. Piano and
o rgan rep airin g . Fred B. Jones.
2625. 49ih s*reet S. E , P ortland.
Phone TAbi r 8952 or G resham
1 5 6 1 .A .lv
VOTE FOR
A. J. ROSE
X 45 a m . I ' V
J 41 p. m P . V.
• D a lly except Sundays and holidays
8. L .—Section 1,1 ne road
P. V — P ow ell V a lle y road
B I» — Base Line road
O wned and oparatad by
GEO. LEWIS & SON
S. B. H all. M ultnom ah county
a g ric u ltu ra l agent, has filed su it in
circ u it c o u rt for his nine-year-old
son, S tanley H all, asking for $15,-
000 dam ages from th e W arren Con
stru ctio n com pany.
T he com plaint charges th a t the
in ju ry to th e
child
occurred
th ro u g h th e negligence of th e con
stru ctio n com pany p erm ittin g the
boy to play w here highw ay con
stru ctio n w ork w as in progress
n ear the H all home on Sandy
boulevard. T he child was stru ck
Barnett II. Goldstein
by one of th e com pany tru ck s,
Mr. G oldstein is not new to the severely in ju rin g him and n ecess
voters of M ultnom ah county. He is itatin g an extended stay in a P o rt
a pro m in en t atto rn ey of P o rtlan d land hospital.
and th o ro u g h ly capable to tak e his
place w ith th e 60 law m akers of the
CHARIS
lower house.
T he ap p earan ce you desire, the
com fort you dem and. Life w ill be
very different w hen you are su p
AMERICAN LEGION
TO HAVE PROGRAM ported com fortably, co rrectly by
T he local A m erican Legion post C haris. F or d em onstration in the
is arran g in g for an u n u su ally fine p rivacy of your home, w rite A da E.
e n tertain m en t to be given in th e R andall, box 26. G resham .—Adv.
Mark D oryland, an em ploye of
the Colum bia B rick w orks, is laid
up w ith a severe case of blood
poisoning In his rig h t hand. The
tro u b le began ab o u t a m outh ago
from a sm all bruise. He is th o u g h t
to be g rad u ally recovering from the
effects of the poison.
New th in g s u nder “Classified.”
Copeland
Lumber Co.
E stim ates on houses and build
For the Ladies
ings gladly subm itted.
Snappy styles in new tootw ear ;
for sp rin g . Come in and see them.
P hone 2481
P o p u lar prices, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95. I Powell St.
G resham
A ylsw orth & M artin, G resham .—
Adv.
tf
r Tire Bargains
THINK
near fu tu re in the in te re sts of the
new home w hich th e post recently
p urchased on E ast Pow ell street.
This show and program , th e exact THINK THINK
date of w hich will be announced In
Search the Scriptures every day
the next issue of the Outlook, w ill
They will never lead yon astray.
be a h ead lin er and no m istake.
H. W .SNASHALL.
Among th e fea tu re s to be offered
in th is e n tertain m en t w ill be a
m in strel tro u p e of 60 persons, a c
com panied by a ten-piece o rch e s
tr a and a ch o ru s of 40. A one-act
play, end m en, clog dancing and
o th er sp ecialties are expected to
keep th e audience from going to
sleep.
T he H illsb o ro post A m erican Le
gion is stag in g the show and the
boys a re said to be experts in th e ir
line. T he high school gym nasium
SPECIALIST
has been secured for the event.
in In te rn a l Medicine for the p ast
fifteen years.
HOGAN
Im plem ents, m achinery th a t do
the w ork in th e rig h t way, delivered
T he H aley B aptist Sunday school
and guaranteed. T erm s. H essel
w ill convene a t 10 o'clock, followed
Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
by th e m orning service a t 11. The
ju n io r m eeting will be held at 6:45 !
and th e evening preach in g service '
a t 8 o'clock. All th e services n e x t,
Sunday w ill be conducted in Eng- 1
lish. T he Rev. E m anuel BJorquist, ;
sta te m issionary, w ill be speaker.
An offering for th e sta te conference
will be received. The Bible class
will m eet Monday, A pril 30, a t 8
p. m. T he C heerful W orkers will I
Successors to B arn es L u m b e r Co.
give a m usicale T uesday evening.
BOY O. B O W L E S , M a n ag er
May 1. T he Rev. C. E m anuel of
C alifornia w ill preach F riday eve
Building M aterials and
ning at 8 o’clock. T he Mission c ir
cle w ill m eet w ith Mrs. J. Valborg
Mill Work
W ednesday, May 2, at 2 p. m. The
Complete
line of
p asto r of th e church, the Rev. John
MONARCH PAINTS
S. N ordell, will conduct services at
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
E ast Stanw ood A pril 25-30.
HALEY
C O M IN G
In order to make room for my new stock of balloon
tires I am selling all high-pressure tires a t cost.
YOU CAN’T BEAT THESE PRICES—
Call and see them or phone
Triple “A” Service Station
DICK JOHNSON, Prop.
Representative
M u H iio iiih I i
Dr. Mellenthin
DOES NOT OPERATE
W ill be at
BENSON HOTEL
Wed., Tliurs. and Friday,
May 9, 10 and 11
Office H ours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Three Days Only
No Charge for C onsultation.
— Me COR MICK-DEERING
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POTATO PLANTERS
SPACE ACCURATELY
Dr. M ellenthin is a reg u la r g ra d
u ate in m edicine and su rg ery and
is licensed by th e sta te of Oregon.
He does not o p erate for chronic ap
pendicitis, gall stones, u lc ers of
stom ach, to n sils or adenoids.
The best goods are always the cheapest in the long
He has to his cre d it w onderful
re su lts In diseases of th e stom ach,
run. Buy McCorniick-Deering implements and be
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
assured of satisfaction and service.
h eart, kidney, bladder, bed w etting,
c a ta rrh , w eak lungs, rheum atism ,
IL (). TENNEY, 300 Belmont St., Portland, Ore
sciatica, leg u lcers and rec tal a il
m ents.
Below are th e nam es of a few of
his m any satisfied p atien ts in
Oregon who have been trea ted for
one of the above nam ed cau ses:
H. H. Blake, Marshfield.
E lm er Booker, Condon.
Bessie Eckles, E m pire.
D. G. Horn. Bonanza.
W. C. H elyer, K ent.
I’. M. K oster. Mt. Angel.
Dn Chas. Nhamberg’s old place, 2 ^ miles south of Tigard,
Mrs. L. H. M artin. Moro.
Oregon. 1 mile off Newberg highway on Bend road.
Davis Steinon, Allegany.
F red Shields, K lam ath Falls.
Joe Sheoships, Gibbon.
D. I. W agenblast. P ortland.
Rem em ber th e above date, th a t
Free Lunch at Noon
con su ltatio n on th is trip will be Sale Begins 10 A. M. Sharp
free and th a t his tre a tm e n t is d if
ferent.
I have sold my farm, am going to Switzerland and m ust
M arried women m ust be rccom -
therefore sell all my livestock and personal property in
I panied by th e ir husbands.
A ddress: 224 B radbury Bldg., cluding household goods.
Accordingly I am offering my
Los A ngeles. California.
entire herd of dairy cattle, Holsteins, Guernseys and J e r
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY? MAY 1 *
seys, consisting of 43 head.
Portland’s
Electrical
Shopping
Center
I’he Portland Electric Power Company’s Home
The Electric Building
At Broadway and Alder Streets
la in the very heart of the business district.
The Electric Store on the First Floor is
Portland's Electrical Shopping Center.
Within one to three blocks of nearly all the
principal stores, shops, hotels, banks,
restaurants and theaters.
Street cars right to the door from every
part of the city, for single fare and tra n s
fer.
Principal railway ticket offices, and inter-
urban railways and stage term inals
easily accessible.
County
Vote X 111
B ill ren d er a F a ith ia l and
Honest Nervier
I P a id A d v .)
Phone Gresham 1743
TO PORTLAND
21 head large, high grade Holstein Cows, foundation
eows from Jacob Lnsclier herd. Fairview, Oregon. 13 head
excellent Guernsey and Jersey Cows, foundation eows from
the famous H araudon herd at Aurora. Oregon. 5 head tine
Holstein yearling heifers. 1 Registered Holstein Bull,
King Yemann Maples DeKol whose sire was King Home
stead Maples and Dam Highland Yeenian Homestead DeKol.
1 Team of Marcs. 7 ami 8 years old, weiuht about 8200 pounds.
1 G erm an Police Dog, 111 m onths old. 8 S h o u ts 8 m onths old.
2 dozen t hickens.
The cows are all young, good easy m ilkers and heavy producers.
They a re a choice lot of cow s, m ost of them raised by myself. You w ill
be su re to find a cow to your liking. All tu b ercu lin tested and p erm it
to rem ove from sta te if so desired. Inspection before day of sal®
invited.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
1 Steam Boiler. 8 h. p. S terilizer, 60 case. E le ctric B ottle W asher.
W ash T ank. 10-case capacity. Milk Cooler, 3 x 2 .
Five new 3-gallon
Milk Cans. D eLaval Cream S ep arato r, No. 8. Milk T ank. 80-gallon,
w ith steel stand Bottling Machine. Capping Machine. F our S an ita ry
Milk Pails. Milk F ever Outfit. Syringe Pump. P a te n t B ull Stick.
B loating Knife.
FARM MACHINERY
Two sets w ork h arn e ss. 2 new 21-lnch collars. 3 log chains. S et
tru ck chains. 3 4 x 5 . F ordson tra c to r ju st overhauled, guaran teed by
D uncan at T igard. Oregon. Oliver tra c to r. 2-bottom plow. 14-inch.
Fordson tra c to r tandem disc. 16-inch blades Hoosier g rain drill, alm o st
new.
M itchell m an u re spreader. Jo h n D eere 2-horse cu ltiv ato r.
2-horse corn p la n ter
Climax ensilage cutter. Spike-tooth harrow .
3 sections. Oliver WB 14-inch plow. Buffalo p latform scale. F an n in g
mill. Hay ca rrie r. 2 w heelbarrow s. 20 steel stanchions. M itchell
wagon w ith hay rack. O sborne hay rak e O sborne binder. McCormick
mower. C ider m ill. 4 oak b arrel, 50-gallon. 3 gas ta n k s. Oil drum .
Compound g rease pump. A ir p ressu re fly spray.
1M7 ESSEX SUPEB-SIX COACH IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
FOR
e l l a. m.
J 00 p. m.
I.v. GRENHAM
for t'lirtlasil
DAMAGES ASKED FDR
CHILD'S INJURIES
FOR LAWMAKER
Cooking shouldn't take too much
of our time. Some of us get into
the habit of “fu ssin g ” too much
One “hard d ish ” for a meal is
enough Plan to make the others
easy. If w e're making a pie or a
pudding for dessert we can have
chops or little sausages, canned
corn cooked with green peppers,
potatoes boiled plain o r creamed
and a plain lettuce salad. There
are really lots of ways to plan
meals so th a t they are “balanced,”
tasty, and easy to prepare.
A nother Im portant consideration
Is economy. Many of us can ’t af
ford chops everyday. Someone says
th a t the economical dishes alw ays
require such a long tim e for pre
paration But here are a few th a t
don’t—they can be made the main
dish In any home luncheon, d inner
COTTRELL
or supper.
R elatives from P o rtlan d who v is
TAMALE PIE
You’ll need—one-half cup of ited a t th e L. L. Grillin home S u n
corn meal, one teaspoon salt, one day w ere Mr. and Mrs. H arold
well beaten egg, one-half can corn, Jriffln, Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k Bird,
one-half can tom atoes, one table Mr. and Mrs. I ysle Lem on and
spoon shortening, ten o r twelve
ripe olives seeded and chopped, hildren, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. G rif
A fter these ingredient« are all fin and d au g h ter. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
ready and m easured out put Fow ler and d au g h ter P earl of th is
through the food chopper all to place called d u rin g th e afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goettel and
gether
about
th ree -fo u rth s
of
oooked meat, three or four w alnuts, son George J r., of S an ta B arb ara,
a sm all onion and a sm all pepper. C alifornia, visited relativ es at the
Next, melt the shortening In a Brophy home th e first of th e week.
ra th e r deep k ettle; add the corn, They are m aking an overland trip
tom atoes and salt and heat to the
boiling point. Stir In the corn meal to S eattle.
A le tte r from H enry Meyer r e
and cook to r about 20 m inutes,
stirrin g occasionally. Remove from ceived by his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
the fire, add the egg. olives and D. D. Meyer, sta te d he had reached
m aterials put through the food Chicago safely. He will begin his
chopper. Pour the m ixture Into a electrical course at the Coyne E lec
w ell-greased baking dish with a tric school at once.
piece of greased paper In the bot
T he stu d en ts of the C o ttrell
tom and hake in a m oderate oven grad e school a re busy p rep arin g
for 45 minutes. When done tu rn out
for th e tra c k m eet w hich w ill be
of pan onto a plate and serve while
held a t the Sandy Union high
warm
school early in May. Schools from
HAM BAKED IN MILK
Get a nice slice of cured ham cu t several d istric ts will p articip ate.
H enry Gibson has his new h o u se
about th ree-fo u rth s Inch thick. Rub
dry m ustard Into the surfaces. Put alm ost finished. H is b ro th er and
In'o a bake pan, cover with sweet wife, Mr. and Mrs. B. Gibson who
r* k mil bake in a m oderate oven arriv ed from New York recently,
until the ham Is tender, about 45
intend m aking th eir home with
m inutes The milk can be th ick
ened for gravy. Mashed potatoes him.
o u s su rv e y s m ade of tills g ro u p re
vealed serio u s visual d e fe c ts p re
v ailin g am o n g m ore th a n 3 0 '. of
th o s e ex am in ed .
M ost re a d e rs w ill recall p ress
re fe re n c e s to th e fin d in g s of th e
F e d e ra te d E n g in e e rin g S o ciety ’s in
d u s tria l su rv e y w hich co v ered ten
d iffe re n t In s titu tio n s. N ot o n ly did
liif-y re p o rt un a la rm in g p erc c n iu g "
of em p lo y ees su ffe rin g from \ . ual
d e fe c ts hut a lure ■ p a rt of th em
w ere u n ab le to ren ler efficien t sorv
Ice b ecau se of t'.c s e d e fe c ts
No
end of a sto n ish in g fig u res could •'■>
q u o ted from th e C o n in 'l" ,.ia a re
port. IncliJeii -llv . I.u rb e rt H oover
w as c h a irm a n of th e co m m ittee
T h u s th e ev id en c e is conclu iv • can accom pany the ham and gravy
th a t th e cla ss room , lib ra ry nictur* i io r ih main course of a supper.
show , fa< to ry , s to re a n d < * tinting | Ihshes made with noodles are al-
h o u se, nil tag* toll of tlie Iru aiin w i ye quick and easy. Cook the
eye. Bui we ca in o t all be t r i p rs
intll tender and serve with
and h u n ters, in r lan g u -.h b n * th well seasoned cream ed cooked
th e palm tre e we h av e th e W o rld s meat! such as chicken or beet. To
w ork to do.
m ake such a .d is h look very nice
W in'll (he eye w eakened under add some finely chopped parsley
abnorm al dem ands. F in*' «ought as a so rt of garnish.
a solution T hen th e re cam e into
I'm alw ays glad to an sw er any
existence a new g ree p k
* < question you may have o r send you
o p to m e trists, wh.» sp ecialize upon a recipe anytim e you w rite Ad
v ision an d ey es ruin.
th e ) uuu*
dress M artha Meade. Home S er
h er m o re th an 20.Odd In .America vile Bureau. S perry F lour Co., San
to d ay an d th e ir p ra c tic e is re g u Francisco.
lated by s t a t u i t s In e v e ry s ta te in
th*' Union.
A rem a rk frequently heard d u r
ing tlie recent bond cam paign was
“We c a n ’t m ake our land pay us
expenses plus six per cent. In our
hum ble opinion if you could “ Big
Verily, m ankind is not to be
B usiness” would own the land anil
th e rest of us would he peasants. thw arted In Its onw ard, upw aid
struggle.
Oranges
Household Hints
April 22-28 Proclaimed Vision
Week—To He Observed
Throughout Nation.
C orrespondent w ants the bond
election tried again. Some peoplo by tru s tw o rth y a u th o r itie s th a t tl
A m erican people a re still w oefully
do n 't know when th ey ’re licked.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 27, l»2s
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
PAGE SIX
PORTLAND
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P O W E R ^ yjC Q M PA N X
«jicnuc rromr
BUtCTWK
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
1 genuine leather davenport. Couch. Oak dining table. Oak lib ra ry
table. V ictrola w ith records. 4 oak rockers. Oak buffet. 6 oak dining
ch airs. 3 kitchen tables. 5 kitchen ch airs. High chair. C om binaton
wood and electric ran g e
W riting desk. W oodrow electric w asher.
H eating stove Habv ca rria g e. C hild's bath tub Baby swing. Lot of
ja rs and crocks, and m any sm all im plem ents, tools and u ten sils too
num erous to mention.
TERMS DI SALE
$20 and under cash. Over $20 six m onths' tim e
given a t 8 per cent of in te rest on a note approved by the clerk of
sale. T hose d esirin g cred it should apply to C lerk prior to d a te
o t sale.
F. SCH ELLER, Owner
J. W. HUGHES, Aactloueer,
Forest Grove, Oregon
A. MEYERS. Clerk
a t F irs t S tate Bank, G resham , Ore.