Gresham outlook., May 15, 1928, Image 1

Many Candidates Present Their Qualifications and Invite the Thoughtful Consideration of Voters at Primary Election May 18
T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. IS, NO. 22
Berry Growers Make
Visit of Inspection
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAY,
HILTON PROMISES
COURT REFORMS
MAY
15,
1#2S
Fredolf Backlund
Is Instantly Killed
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
<2.00 Per Year
CORBETT MAY LEAD
STATE SENATE LIST
Grade School Pupils
Will Give Operetta
The Outlook is not nominating a ticket. It does not
T he sto ry of the inspection of
G resham grade school pupils a re
b erry fields la st S atu rd ay by m em ­
seem advisable. We have been appealed to to put this F redolf B acklund, 26-year-old son
can
v assin g the tow n today w ith
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
B
acklund
of
,
b ers eft th e B erry G row ers asso cia­
or that name on our ticket. We have presented the can­ H aley, w as in stan tly killed S a tu r­
tick ets to th e o p eretta, “The Maid
tion, th e ir friends and a num ber of
and th e Golden S lip p er”, to be giv­
didates to our readers in the best way we know how, day aftern o o n when th e ca r in j
m en w ell versed in a g ric u ltu ra l
en at th e grade school auditorium
which he w as rid in g w ith Lewis '
problem s w hich w as an event of
mainly on the basis of what they have to say for them­ Lake, Boise, Idaho, o v ertu rn ed near
tom orrow evening. T ickets m ay be
un u sual in te re st and educational
obtained
ail day tom orrow at both
selves
or
what
others
say
for
them.
M
any
we
know
to
Celilo
on
th
e
old
Oregon
T
rail
high-
value is told In th e follow ing le tte r
i th e schoolhouse and the G resham
by D. E. Towle, m anager of th e
be men of integrity and ability. Being limited as to the way' 10 miles ea8t oi The Dal,e8 a‘ .
d ru g store.
B erry G row ers P acking com pany
number we can vote for, some will necessarily be omit- An unidentified m an, whom L ake i
T his o p eretta, w hich has been
“The only re g re ta b le fea tu re of
occupying th e atten tio n of pupils
ted and it becomes a m atter of voting for the best as had Pi<k,'(i up along th e highw ay
th e b erry field insp ectio n S aturday
for th e p ast m onth and longer, will
was th e sm all atten d an ce, owing
we
see it. , In the advertisements
in the Outlook the can- w ork, w as ‘“T also killed.
wSÎf* v°
1°°“ i°r
H arry L. Corbett
be ready for p resen tatio n tom orrow
...
.
Lake, who
probably to th e w ea th er being so
aidâtes have made their appeals and presented their w as not seriously injured, a ttrib u t- U nless all p rospects fall and evening a t 8 o'clock. The sto ry is
favorable for field w ork and th e re
claims as they saw fit. We have urged, and urge again ! *d the accide,,t
loose «ravel precedent is reversed, S enator 80 fam il,ar ,o everyone it needs no
is so m uch to do.
Harrv
m I lead . th e sta
. . te r e Pe t>tion a t th is tim e. M others
a . - _»
j
j
■ j
.
.. ’ I w hich th e c a r stru c k w hile trav el- H
“T he v arious y ard s inspected
arry i L. t o rb ett - will
tnat the voters read and consider and vote according i„g at a good speed,
and te ach ers have been w orking
showed a varied crop p rospect and
sen ate ifnm lnatlons on the rep u b li­ over tim e on the beautiful costum es
Besides
his
p
are
n
ts,
Mr.
B
ack­
to their best judgment. Where doubt exists it is no
th is led up to the question of till
lund is survived by a b ro th er H a r­ can ticket for th is d istric t. He is w ithout w hich th e play itself w ould
age and fertilizing m ethods. P roof
injustice to not vote, or to vote for fewer names than the old
Frank II. Hilton
of P o rtlan d and two sisters, presid en t of the sta te sen ate and Is be of lessened in te rest. The m usic
w as ab u n d a n t th a t w here th e road
H ilton is a candidate for nomi- ballot calls for. We urge again that the primary elec- Mrs. H erb ert Olson and Mrs. A u­ a candidate to succeed him self. He score w ill be played by C h arlo tte
line divided y ards w here n atu ra l
Johnson, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
.i i ” os. t . i m p o r t i n .t , a n d e v e r y e l i g i b l e v o t c r s h o u l d g u st L ekburg, both of H aley.
conditions w ere identically the
is influential, in sp ires confidence
C.
E. Johnson. A lthough but in th e
F
u
n
eral
services
w
ere
held
th
is
sam e as to soil and drain ag e, the
and his record is excellent.
is a young and successful atto rn ey ’cast a ballot on next Friday,
eighth g rad e C harlotte has show n
afternoon a t th e H aley B aptist
difference in prospective yield of a
of P o rtlan d and holds th e degree I
may seem an exception to the above but the O u t- 1 ^ urc,h w ith , "te rm e n t follow ing i»> S enator C orbett has served as a m arked m usical ability. She is the
ton to th e acre w as due to proper
of doctor of law s from
S tanford
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¡D ouglas cem etery u nder th e direc- m em ber of the u pper house of the p ian ist for Mrs. B lair's juvenile
fertilizin g and tillag e m ethods.
university
from
w
hich
in
stitu
tio
n
,
lOOK
Strongly
endorses
Hal
Hoss
for
secretary'
of
State
tion of th e Gate's F u n eral Home. Oregon leg islatu re for a num ber of o rch estra.
“The red ra sp b e rry yards th a t
and presided over th a t body
T h ere is now every indication
n
1
nn,ornnUat1d'
V
8
®
ondacted;
and
urges
voters
in
Multnomah
county
precincts
to
give
The
body was takeB t0 The Di,lles years
gave th e prom ise of a big crop in
d
u
rin
g
th e 1927 session. By v irtu e th a t m ore th an 700 seats in ' th e
num erous classes in legal in stru c - j «
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r
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v
a
f
t
e
r
t
h
o
o
n
n
id
a
n
t
by the co ro n er a fte r th e accident
all cases w ithout exception had tion for business men and tax p ay -
Johns bridge measure very fair and favorable J. E. G ates drove to T he D alles of being p resident, he is, u n til th e house will be sold out by tom orrow
been tre a te d to an early sow n cover
ers u nder th e extension w ork of consideration,
Sunday and retu rn ed w ith the body. next leg islatu re assem bles, succes- ' evening. P rincipal C. M. Q uicksall
crop of vetch and an application the sta te university.
T he u n fo rtu n a te young m an was so r to th e governor in th e event of i has sp ared no effort to b rin g th e
of farm yard or sheep guano fe r­
The prin cip al claim he m akes for
a
form
er stu d en t in G resham Union the incapacity or absence of Gov- ' ren d itio n of this popular classic to
tilize r and in m ost cases an ap p li­ the consideratio n of voters is th a t
success.
high
school.
F o r th e past tw o years ern o r P atterso n .
cation of phosphate and potash. If nom inated and elected he will in ­
An ex-presldent of th e P o rtlan d
he
had
been
em
ployed
in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
T hese y ard s w ere plowed early in au g u ra te radical changes in co u rt
D kailrouss Fire on Base Line.
a fte r th a t. We had h er bred and but recen tly m ade p lan s to go to Cham ber of Com merce, S enator
th e sp rin g tow ards th e row s o f j procedure In ,,ne w ith g re a te r ef
T he house, out buildings, house­
she farro w ed u s a nice litte r of 10 Idaho for work. He w as v irtu ally C orbett has long been identified
can es w ith rea l deep furrow s flciency, elim inatin g judicial non­
pigs, b u t she w as a poor m other | a s tra n g e r to Lake, w ith whom he w ith th e grow th and developm ent hold belongings, clothes and p e r­
plowed in the cen ter betw een the sense and vexatious delays, th u s
of P o rtlan d and of th e sta te at sonal effects belonging to Mr. and
and killed them all. I sold her for , w as riding,
row s giving an abund ance of loose causing a speeding up of cases,
large. As a m em ber of th e sta te j Mrs. E arl M aurer, living on a 10-
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pork for $45. T he local leader of |
soil for m ulching and d rain ag e and giving adequate ju stice and saving
senate, his record is one of con- j ac re b erry farm a m ile e a st of th e
my club, Lewis Stone, then sold me i W .C .T . I . INSTITUTE
in the past tw o w eeks have been th e ta x p ay e rs' tim e and money. , Jo h n Welbeg a lte rn a te ln tbe O re.
a pen of four barrow s. He let me , TO CONVENE THURSDAY serv atio n and In opposition to pro- j 12-mile co rn e r on th e Base L ine
plowed back, hoed out, and culti
Mr. H ilton Is w ell connected w ith gon s ta te Co„ ege 8cholarshjp re . have the four for only $16 to help !
posed freak laws. W hen he w as a road, w ere com pletely destroyed by
T he county W. C. T. U. in stitu te
vated and have no w eeds or grass church, business m en's club and cently aw arded by th e Unjon p a .
can d id ate four years ago, S enator fire F riday m orning, and severe
me
along
afte
r losing
my litter. I w ill bold < an a n ,, . day
.
.
,
.
A
,
.
session
T
h
u
rs-
b u t a deep m ulch of loose soil w ith fra te rn a l, civic and p atrio tic o r -j clflc R a, |w ay com pany for Mu,tn(J. fed and took c a re of them like the
C orbett led the ticket, receiving an b u rn s w ere received by Mr. M aurer
all of the fertilize r applied in the ganizatlons. He has a fam ily and m ah county
th e follow ing in te r. o th ers, cleaned them up and took day a t th e M ethodist ch u rch , be­ exceptionally high vote.
and Mrs. C. M. S kinner, a guest a t
g inning at 10 o'clock. A round
rig h t stage to feed th e plants, and is a su b stan tia l taxpayer.
As p resid en t of the sen ate he did th e M aurer home. Mrs. S kinner,
estin g sto ry tells of his varied ex- them to th e county fair. They r e ­ table discussion and o th er d e p a rt­
a dust m ulch to hold th e m oisture
If the findings of th e T ax p ay ers p eriences In club w ork w hich be- ceived tw o firsts and th ree seconds. !
not have a “p ro g ra m “ to p u t w hose hom e Is a t B rem erton, W ash-
m ent w ork will be fea tu re s of th e
It would do your h ea rt good to see F ederation are tru e, and they m ake
th ro u g h , nor did he attem p t to d i­ Ington, w as badly burned on th e
to $27. I took
gan w hen be w as but nine years w hich am ounted
. . . .
.
i m orning. T he ex act p ro g ram for
th e length of fru it stem s on these a sw orn statem en t, H ilton seem s to (dd
rec t legislation th ro u g h an “o rg a n ­ hand, w hile Mr. M aurer's Injuries
them to th e s ta te fair w here they ..
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.
, „ .
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,
* 1 th e aftern o o n ca n n o t be announced
can es w ith c lu ste rs of fru it buds have th e edge on Ju d g e W alter H. i
ization” as is g en erally th e case w ere about th e head and face.
placed first, eighth and second. 1
60
was n *ne y ears old Miss T he am o u n t for prizes w as $32 and | a t th is tim e, b ut it is assu red th a t w ith presiding officers. In a n ­
form ing at each leaf intersection E vans, whom he hopes to succeed. ; _
th a t give prom ise of an abundant A ccording to th e sw orn sta te m e n t J,b*1 C alkins, the county club 1 sold them at the fat stock auction I the tim e will be both in te restin g nouncing him self for re-nom lnatlon
Bee Inspector Working Here.
cro p of No. 1 berries. (Seeing is of the federation the p rese n t in- ag en t for M u,tnom ah «<” >nty, cam e sale a t th e Pacific In te rn a tio n a l for ; and in stru ctiv e. Miss H elen A lthaus and election, S en ato r C orbett is
F. Beler, county bee inspector,
will ren d e r a violin num ber, and
cum bdnt w as absent from th e to o rg an ,ze
clubs in th e school
believing).
follow ing the u rg in g of a num ber of plans to be In G resham for th e next
$103.75. I cleared $50 on my pen.
o th er m usical selectio n s have been
“We had som e ex p e rt berry bench one-third of th e w orking ,w hich, 1 w as «»tending . I had no
delegations which have requested week or two for the benefit of bee
L ast y ear besides having a gilt,
b ut she
prom ised.
g ro w ers in th e p arty who made tim e since S eptem ber first, in addi- ,n ten tlo n ° f J°inhlg a
k eepers who wish to have th e ir
him to re tu rn to th e senate. <
barro w and a pen of four pigs, I
g a rd e n
A splendid luncheon is being
v ery valuable suggestions. J. F, tion to ta k in g alm ost a two m onths ,alk ed me ln t° en ro llln g
bees
inspected. H e is u rging bee
decided
to
reach
out
a
little
m
ore
j
m m er vacation.
! club w o rk ' 1 ara glad 1 dld- for «
planned to be served a t noon in the
Ja e g e r stressed th e need of hoeing
ow ners to se cu re th e ir licenses,
so I tried th e chicken and calf
v OTE kr
H ilton says th is Is a s ta rtlin g dis-1 waa my ,ittIe g arden tb a t dldn,t
basem ent of the ch u rch . Mrs. W.
deep to break down th e 'm o le tu n ­
T he can d id ates appeal to you to w hich may be obtained a t th e coun­
club w ork too. It su rely kept me [
n els and produce a so il m ulch be closure, w hile th e co u rts of M ult- j a ’n ° u n t t0 rauch ,h a t 8tarted m e ln busy to m ake money enough to pay It. C orbett, county p resid en t of th e I consider th eir claim s and qualifi- ty co u rth o u se at the license d e p a rt­
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W. C. T. U., w ill preside a t th e two cations. Do them the favor of an m ent. Mr. Beier may be reached
tw een th e plan ts. H. E. Davis of nom ah county a re six m onths be- ‘ U u o r k
for th e feed and to ta k e ca re of all
in te llig en t vote.
My fa th ®r gave me a P,ece of ' of them . H ow ever ,1 did the best I sessions o f th e In stitu te w hich is
Reed college, who is a pioneer in hind in th e ir w ork and p riso n ers
a t th e county a g ric u ltu ra l a g e n t’s
en
tirely
open
to
th
e
public.
successful berry grow ing, said we a re in jail aw aitin g tria l at th e ex- Bjound and Plowed and harrow ed cou,d and at the county fa lr my gow
office in G resham . H is P ortlan d
Window ( leaning.
n>r me. I bought about 12 dif- took first In both th e open and club
For ex p ert window clean in g see ad d ress is 1302 Union uvenue N orth
w ould have to get th e w eevil by pense of taxpayers.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Visit.
S. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
If elected, H ilton prom ises to p u t te re n t kinds of seeds and put them classes and finally w as Judged the
poisoning them or they would get
G resham lodge N eighbors
of Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2601.
ONLY TWO HAILS
his
co
u
rt
on
a
stric
tly
b
u
sin
ess
*n-
R
w
as
hot
w
orking
th
a
t
sum-
o u r b erry yards. Mr. Inskeep, a g ri­
cham pion of th e show . T he fa t hog W oodcraft atten d ed a m eeting of
Only tw o in M ultnom ah county
c u ltu ra l agent of C lackam as coun basis, elim inatin g th e p rese n t ex- m er- but I got enough to exhibit a t took first. T he pen of four got
P lease phone or w rite Item s for
the E ast Side circ le in P o rtlan d th e Outlook — but give y o u r real spelling th e ir nam e H-A-I-L. Ono
ty, called our atte n tio n to a new trav a g an c es and w aste of tim e of »he M ultnom ah county fair. I did th ree firsts and one second. My
Is I). D. HAIL, candidate for re p ­
T h u rsd ay evening, a t w hich over nam e. Call G resham 1561.
rese n tativ e X 83.—Adv.
p est th a t is attac k in g the s tra w ­ ju ro rs and litig an ts. H e believes ,,ot get a prem ium b u t w ent home little Je rse y heifer got first prize.
1000 w ere p resen t. The event was
—
b erry and clover p la n ts, w hich you th e cry in g need is not for m ore feeling I would do b etter next year, On my chickens I got four firsts,
the celeb ratio n of th e b irth d ay of
judges
but
m
ore
w
ork
by
th
e
‘
sold
cen
ts
w
orth
of
vegetables,
w ill h ear m ore of la ter. Mr. Thel-
tw o seconds, one th ird and two
Mrs. Minnie H iner, g ran d g u ard iau
son of our neighbor association to judges, and th a t w ith carefu l a tte n - I 80 you 8ee * did not Bet rich on my fifths.
of th e lodge. " A --------------
program w as ren
tion
to
c
o
u
rt
m
a
tte
rs
th
e
docket
first
y
e
a
r's
w
ork.
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lln
(v
n
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rv
h
id
e
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th e south, the C lackam as County
can
easily
be
cleaned
up.
T
he
second
y
ear
in
club
w
ork
I
¡ng
team
la
st
year
and
o
u
r
team
"
hlch
lncluded
th e ,n ,tla5*°*1
G row ers, m ade th e trip to study the
I he following candidates whose ads appear in
took up th e corn raisin g project. I stood first at th e county fair, sta te "L .“
J*
problem s w ith us and expressed his
Mrs. D orsey D ent of G resham was
the
Gresham
Outlook today invite your special at­
i
p
lanted
an
acre
of
yellow
b
antam
fair
and
th
e
w
in
ter
p
o
u
ltry
show
p le asu re in the educational featu re MISS ELSA M. SH ARP
one. O thers who atten d ed from
tention to their statements. They want you to
of th e tour.
TEELS (IE ENGAGEMENT corn It was p lanted so th a t It )n P o rtlan d . I won a silv er cup at the G resham lodge w ere Mrs.
Miss E lsa M. S harp, assisted by cou,d be cu ltlv a‘ed both ways
I the
“T he Sandy g ran g e frie n d s did
In ter p o ultry show for Judg-
know them and their claims for your support at the
Em m a M anning, Mrs. Jo sep h in e
them selves proud in providing her siste r Miss G ladys S harp, en- 8old ,h e corn tb a t we dld not U8e inK * won a trip to th e Oregon
Primary election on May 18. Read and consider.
Bliss, Mrs. Em m a McBain, Mrs.
steam in g hot coffee for th e crow d te rtaln ed a group of young lady for our own U8e to our Bro ce ry A g ricu ltu re college on a pen of
All
are republicans. Some are new candidates.
A
m
elia
D
uncan,
Mrs.
Je
n
n
ie
Brink,
and by allow ing our p arty to eat friends at her home F rid ay eve- 8tore and th e sta lk s to my fath er to »Ancona chickens.
Miss
H
attie
Buoy,
Mrs.
E
ln
o
ra
Some
are for re-election.
This y ear I am a sophom ore ln
w ith them in th e ir dining hall. ning, a t w hich tim e she disclosed feed his COW8 1 m ade an exhibit
H ensley, Mrs. R ich ard Beadle and
th
e
announcem
en
t
of
h
er
engage-
o
t
slx
8talks
and
earB
a
t
th
e
falr
high
school,
b
ut
I
am
s
till
going
to
A fter lunch S. B. H all called the
ALDERSON for County School Superintendent.
Mrs. Lizzie Van Slyke. M ayor Geo.
m eeting to order and Felix Chiodo m ent to Otto O. H ahn of C orvallis. and rPCe,ved th lrd Prlze on *t. of keep up my club w ork. My g ilt
B
aker
of
P
o
rtlan
d
w
as
p
rese
n
t
at
ANDREW S for Joint Representative.
pleased the com pany w ith a num ­ T he w edding w ill be an event of w hich I w as very proud. I m ade . from la st year had a nice litte r of
the g ath erin g .
ANGELL
for Representative.
$5.60
clea
r
profit.
Miss
C
alkins
eight
pigs.
I
sold
tw
o,
b
ut
I
will
ber of solos on his piano accordion June 19.
HAILEY
for
Senate.
th a t w ere w ell received.
S hort
The bride elect chose a unique gave me a lot of a ssista n ce In my keep six so I can have a pen of
CHARIS
four, gilt and a barro w for show
ta lk s w ere m ade by H. E. D avis and m ethod of m aking the an n o u n ce­ corn club work.
HANKS for Senate
T he ap p e aran c e you d^glre, the
The next year I w as 11 y ears old purp o se th is fall.
o th ers. It w as unanim ously agreed m ent and a t the sam e tim e got h er
com fort you dem and. Life will be
HARDE for Representative.
My club w ork success has not all very different when you a re su p ­
th a t the study w as of g re a t value fu tu re supply of dish tow els neatly and »bought I was big enough to
B E N N E T T for Senate.
to grow ers and th a t field inspec­ hem med. Each g u est w as handed handle a pig. I got for my w ork a been due to luck as 1 have worked ported com fortably, co rrectly by
C
haris.
F
o
r
d
em
o
n
stratio
u
in
the
H
EV ER ID iiE for County Clerk.
package w rapped in pink tissu e H am p sh ire barrow w hen he was hard and I have had som e w onder­ privacy of your home, w rite Ada E.
tio n to u rs should become a reg u la r
ful
leaders.
Miss
E
th
el
C
alkins
HROWNELL for Representative.
an n u a l or sem i-annual event and paper and tied w ith a w hite ribbon. 8ix w®*ks old. I paid $7 for him
R andall, box 26, G resham .—Adv.
on Broun(1 ° a ts and w as my first and Bill K inder my
th a t all g row ers should be sure to Upon opening the package it w as and ^ed
ID NON for Representative.
found to contain an unhem m ed dish m i|k
s ta r t him out, and as he got second, and I never called on them
m ake the trip.
( ASSELL for State Representative.
tow
el
and
a
x
a
rd
bearing
th
e
date
°td
e
r
I
fpd corn, m ilk and boiled b ut w hat th ey responded. I hated
“ It Is w ith re g re t th a t we rep o rt
CO
RBETT for Senate.
to
see
Miss
C
alkins
go,
then
when
th a t Mr. and Mrs. E a rl M aurer, of th e engagem ent of Miss S h arp Potatoes.
DR.
DI HACK for County Commissioner.
Mr.
K
inder
w
ent
to
Idaho
th
a
t
w
as
W ednesday, M ay 16—P om ona g ra n g e
• th o u g h t I had a fine pig and
who recently purchased a 10-acre and Mr. H ahn and also th e d ate of
a t Rockwood.
alm
o
st
m
ore
th
an
we
could
stand,
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i
O
L
D
S I E IN for Legislature.
th
e
wedding.
T
hread,
needles
and
cleaned
him
up
for
th
e
county
fair,
b erry farm on th e Base Line, one
W ednesday E vening, M ay 16.—O per­
GORDON
for Senate.
m ile east of the 12-MiIe corners, thim bles w ere quickly found and but I only received fo u rth prize. but we have a good leader now ln e tta
a t G resham g ra d e school.
lost th e ir new home and all of th eir th e tow els w ere hemmed to th e They told me he w as too big, but 1,111 I,a,llle an,J hope he w ill stay
HAIL
for
Representative.
T h u rsd a y , M ay 17. -A ll-day county
household goods, clothing, and out ’ accom panim ent of radio m usic, ’b at d id n 't discourage me and I w itb
in stitu te,
C. T. U., G resham M e t h -
HAM ER for Representative.
buildings by fire last F rid a y Mr Ice cream and cake w ere served.
Him up again for th e sta te
My f“ ‘b«r and m other also have odist church.
HENDERSON
for State Representative.
and Mrs. M aurer are very w orthy,
Mr. H ahn, the son of Mr. and fair a t Salem and received first backed m e to th e lim it In my work. | Friday M ay 16.— P rim a ry election
H
ILTO
N
for
Judge,
Dept. No. 6.
b ard w orking, in tellig en t citizens
Mrs. C. F. H ahn of C orvallis, has prize on him there. T his en titled
UR^ as an lu stra tio n I might say j
S unday, May 20.—O. U. If. S b ac­
an d th is Is a severe Jolt for them
» farm south of th a t city. Mi.-s S h arp me to a tw o-w eeks sch o larsh ip at ‘b at when I first sta rted with “ X
HOSS for Secretary of State.
i a l a ire a te service, h igh school gym -
as they w ere Just sta rtin g in. The
for th e past th ree years has been ,hp Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College ? lg c,u b w ork dad took blm 10 th e | nasiuni
KANZLER for Circuit Judge.
M onday, M ay 2 1 - W e ll- b a b y and
object of th is notice is to call your I engaged as an a s sista n t in th e Boys’ and G irls' 4-H Club Sum m er fair ln 8 c ra te on one of ’h,‘ r u n '
KENDALL for Sheriff.
c lin ic ,
R ockw ood
school -
school,
w
hich
I
enjoyed
very
m
uch
nlng
boards
of
th
e
old
Ford
and
th
e
pre
school
atten tio n to th e ir m isfo rtu n e and ! G resham postofflee. T he invited
second y ear h$ had one on each j
MRS.
LEE for Representative.
At
th
e
Pacific
In
tern
atio
n
al
he
to suggest th a t It would be a good guests for the occasion w ere Miss
side. Now he has to have a tru ck to , T uesday, May 22.—F re e pre-school
weighed
225
pounds.
I
took
sixth
McCOl
RT for Representative.
ch an ce for th e m em bers to express A ugusta H ahn, a siste r of Miss
clinic, M ethodist ch u rch h a w m en t.
haul pigs, calves and chick en s so j
th e ir sym pathy in a su b sta n tia l i S h arp 's fiance. Miss U lala S tra tto n , prize out of a class of 20. I sold
M A I rH IE U for Representative.
w ay at our m eeting on S aturday. Mrs. F red Hoss, Miss M artha Hag- him th e re for $29.25 and m ade a yo sec we have all w orked to g eth er. n i g h ^ H M ^ a S ^ G n i '« ^ o ’ u h * h "
M E R R IL L for Representative.
We have learn ed to face d isap p o in t-
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th e 26th. P lease b ear th is in mind. I berg, Miss M arie Blom. Miss Doris profit of $15 th a t year.
. .. _ _ n „ . _i .
.
F rid a y
E vening.
M ay 25 -Com - I
NO RTH for Joint Representative.
m encem ent exercises, G. U H. S. class
T he next year I bought a young m ent as w ell as p leasure.
"T hose who have not tak en out Brown. Miss Melba S anders, Mrs.
We
w
ere
very
glad
and
h
ap
p
y
to
°
r
,i2>l
_
_
_
_
_
OI'NF.R
for Representative.
your qu o ta of can n ery c ra te s a re Ltfcile G aither and Mrs. F red Hib- H am pshire gilt. I paid $15 /o r her
ay
_______ _______ ____
learn th a t I had been
w
ith
h
er
papers.
I
took
the
sam
e
OI.SON
for
State Representative.
I bard.
.
.. .
F a rm H om e benefit e n te rta in m e n t. Ma-
u rged to do so at once.”
eare of her as the first one. when an a lte rn a te for the Union P a c if ic : sonic a u d ito riu m . P o rtlan d ,
PO i’ICK for Representative.
she was sm all, but as she grew old- sch o larsh ip , and although It la Just
M onday E vening
_ M ay 26, 6 :»0—
VOTERS
New Footwear (or l adles.
S'I'AD
TER for Circuit Judge, Dept. 1.
M
rs
Illa
lr'i
Juvenile
o
rc
h
e
stra
over
« l‘*
and I K E X .
T h e ap ring'a sm a rte st slippers.
Give th e ad v e rtise rs In today's er I fed h er on foods th a t w ere not ,
. rn » ‘p. . >t . Is
. . an . . honor
.
STAPLES
for Senate.
PU.“ P'
.°Af<°rd\
'»«Hook your m ost carefu l consld- '«»tenlng. as It Is not good to have an> out now t0 w,n th e ch ance for
Social at
'’•Z
prices, »3.9a, $4 95 and $5.95. Ayls-
,,
...
. _ ,,
.
. a g ilt too fa t
I to o k h e r *n th „ »be sam e p rise on my own.
\\
HEELER
for Representative.
M
K.
chi
urch.
w o rth A M artin, G re sh a m —Adv
n a tio n . Vote next Friday and vote a g llt lo°
1 took h er to the
county fa ir w here she placed Sec-
W
OLI'E
for
Clerk
of District Court.
I Intelligently.
T u esd ay E vening. May 2».— A m erl-
Boys! m ake your own a irp la n e at <an Ix*glon (G reaham Pont) dance.
1 ond In club w ork and second In
F or low est rate s on autom obile,
- —
to tal cost of $1.25. F iles 600 feet, S andy I. O. O. F hall.
tru c k and general Insurance see | D on't forget the ad v e rtise rs when i open cla ss also.
BRID G E at St. Johns.
i k .a .
i
k
...
.
i»*4-foot
w ing spread. See Leslie
W ednesday, May 3T—Public m em o r­
B. W T horne.—Adv.
you need an y th in g In th e ir line.
I had a little h ard luck with her 8 t c la lr a t Outiook office.
a Good Citizen Vote at the Primaries
G. U. H. S. Boy Wins
Alternate Scholarship
Candidates Invite Your Attention
Coming Events
ial program , g ra d e at bool au d ito riu m .