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TUESDAY,
GKESHAM OUTLOOK, GKESHAM, OREGON
PAGE TWO
I OK LEG IS LATI RE
Wolfe Has Record
for Honest Service
Brownell Points
to Good Record
STAND BY A MAN THAT
Cyril G. Brow nell is a fine s p e d - j
I m an of th e clean, capable type of
men any th o u g h tfu l citizen would
like to have re p re se n t him in the
sta te leg islatu re.
He is a P o rtlan d m an who has
had wide experien ce as a farm er
and man of affairs who is In te re st­
ed In laws p ertain in g to public w el­
fare, economy and lessening the
tax burden. He has served two
term s in th e sta te le g isla tu re and
j has been on some of th e m ost im-
| p o rta n t com m ittees. He is ag ain st
freak laws and class legislation.
' He says he has a unique record in
j th e leg islatu re of never having in ­
troduced a bill except as a com m it­
tee m easure.
He is a tax p ay e r in nine counties
I in Oregon and his slogan is “Low er
1 tax es.” He w as brought up on a
Jas. I). Olson
farm In U m atilla county, from
Jim m ie Olson, as his m any w hich county he w as first elected
friends fam iliarly cull him, is a j to th e leg islatu re, and has been a
popular and capable m an in the farm er and know s the fa rm e r’s
sta te leg islatu re. He is on the r e ­ I problem s and burdens. He is a
publican ballot for nom ination and 1 g rad u ate of th e sta te a g ric u ltu ra l
is likely to be one of th e lucky 13, I college. By train in g , experience
! and association he may be depend-
1 ed on to w ork and vote for th e best
BLU E LAKE BROW NING
T R A G E D Y A V E R T E D , in te rests of the taxpayers.
Mr. B row nell is w ell connected
Conflicting rep o rts have been
given of th e n ear drow ning of two w ith various fra te rn a l and civic o r­
boys, (leorge M cAllister of G resh­ ganizations. He is presid en t of the
am and Jo h n L angley of Fairview , O. S. C. Alumni association. He fa­
th e accident tak in g place in Blue vors rea d ju stm e n t of th e autom o­
lake last T uesday evening. But for bile license fee though is not in
the
heroic effort of C lair Stockton, favor of th e low flat fee and high
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
Langley
and
W illiam i gas tax. He is a good friend of the
No com m ission or brokerage. Very Virgil
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
S chm lerer, It is m ore th an possible M ultnomah county fair and w ill
the uffair would have ended d is­ favor any reaso n ab le legislation
th a t in su res its perm anency and
astrously.
S everal boys w ere playing on a developm ent.
ra ft In th e lake, probably 15 feet
out and w here th e w ater w as about W EEK E M PH A SIZ E S
12 feet in depth. One of th e n u m ­
AIR T R A N SPO R T A T IO N
ber sta rte d to swim to sh o re w hen
A ttention of th e public is called
he met M cAllister who w as sw im ­ to th e fact th a t th is week is re c ­
PLEASANT HOME
ming out to th e raft. T he boy w as ognized as a ir m ail week. T he
evidently tired and about to give la test method of tra n sp o rtin g the
S unday w as a w ell-tilled day for
out and grappled M cA llister, n e a r­ United S tates m all to and from its the congregation of th e B aptist
ly draw ing him down. In th e destination is th ro u g h the air by church, and each service was u n ­
tu ssle th a t ensued botli M cAllister m eans of th e la st word in airp lan e u su ally w ell attended. T he p asto r
and L angley w ere rescued and co n stru ctio n am i by tlie aid of and m any of the m em bers ex ­
R ep u b lican C a n d id a te
draw n to th e sh o re w here they tru s ty pilots. A fter 10 y ears of pressed app reciatio n of th e Moth­
to r
w ere given first aid by th e ir com ­ th is service th is d ep artm en t is no e rs' Day program rendered by the
panions. None was much w orse longer an innovation and is rec­ Bible school as an introduction to
off for tile experience excepting a ognized as u p erm an en t m eans of the m orning service. T his program
nervous shock, due in p a rt to the tran sp o rta tio n .
consisted of the songs "Home
extrem ely cold w ater of th e lake.
T w enty-tw o ro u tes a re ni)w in Sw eet Home”, “The D earest Spot”,
operation w ith flve o th ers under and “Sw eet and Low”, sung by
P a id A dv.
T ell it to One-Flve-SIx-Ons.
c o n tra ct and scheduled for o p era­ ju n io r and in term ediate classes,
tions during th e c u rre n t year. The and a solo, "L ittle M other of Mine” ,
to tal m ileage of th e air-m all sy s­ by the Rev. Gordon Johnson. Mabel
“ A fiu M in e* * M a n f o r a B m w ineats O f f i c e ”
tem is now 12,550 m iles, w ith an Brink read th e story of th e origin
additional 1350 m iles under advise­ of M others' Day. F lorence Rich
m ent. A ir-m all pilots a re flying and Mrs. Louise Nelson also gave
every day a to ta l d istan ce of 22,- readings which w ere trib u te s to
110 miles. T he p ro g ress of th e air M otherhood. N ettie Brink. P earl
m all service d u rin g th e p ast 10 G uthu, L ucile McGraw and Lucile
years is a g rea t m eans of g ratifica­ N asshahn gave recitatio n s. Mr.
Jo h n so n com pleted the service with
tion to Uncle Sam.
A ir-m ail postage is 10 cen ts for a sh o rt serm on ap p ro p riate to the
each half ounce or fractio n th e re ­ day.
of, from point of origin to d estin a­
In the evening 14 young people
tion.
from th e Sellwood B aptist church
STOOD BY YOU
On th e ballot for M ultnomah
county co u rt officers to be nom inat­
ed next F riday will be found three
nam es for clerk of the d istric t
court. One of them Is E dw ard R.
Wolfe.
If efficient and honest service In
governm ent and sta te positions
count as they should th e re is no
doubt th a t Mr. W olfe will be nom i­
nated for this responsible position.
H e is a resident of P ortlan d and for
several y ears was a governm ent
em ploye in th e tre a su ry d e p a rt­
m ent and the d ep a rtm en t of labor.
L ater he w as a deputy in th e sta te
fire m a rsh a l's office. In these posi­
tio n s he handled m any thousands
of d o llars of public funds and a l­
w ays w ith stric t economy and fidel­
ity. He standardized the fire fight­
ing equipm ent thro u g h o u t the state.
T he low est estim ate m ade by m e­
chanical engineers for this work
w as $30,000. T hrough his know l­
edge of economy and efficiency Mr.
W olfe finished the w ork sa tisfa c ­
to rily to all a t a saving to the sta te
of $16,000 u n d e r'th e estim ate.
Mr. W olfe a s se rts th a t during
1926 and 1927 over $5700 of public
funds w as m isappropriated by the
form er clerk of the d istric t co u rt of
th is county, and he urges th a t the
voters consider his record for hon­
esty and efficiency in choosing u
clerk for this d istric t court.
RE - ELECT
li«N
V o te X 62 For
BENNETT
FOR
State Senator
Endorsed by the following
Multnomah county newspapers
T he
T he
T he
T he
T he
O regon Jo u rn al
P o rtla n d News
P o rtla n d T eleg ram
G resham O utlook
St. Johns Review
and many other papers and clubs
J. E. B E N N E T T
“Bennett made a tine record," says the
Oregon Grange Bulletin.
R epublican
C an d id ate
— P a id A d v e rtis e m e n t.
Jas. D.
OLSON
State
Representative
Cucumbers Wanted.
Fifty ac res of cucum bers are
w anted by tlie G resham branch of
the Oregon P ickle & C anning com ­
pany with w hich to till o rd ers for
the com ing year. The local plant
lias recently decided to tak e on
additional cucum ber acreag e and
will sign c o n tra c ts up to 50 acres.
—Adv.
| See th e b arg a in s listed In the
I W ant Ads.
HAL H O SS
•f O R EG O N CITY. CLACKAMAS COUNTY
fo r
SECRETARY
of STA T E
• • • E x p e r ie n c e d an d $ u c c « i < l a l i a
a d m in is t r a t io n .
• . . Ï o r m e r p r iv a te « « e r « t a r y to Gc
P a tte rs o n a n ti m e m b e r o f tb a state P a r o ls L o n s J ,
• • • T am I lia r w i t k w o r k o f s e c re ta ry o f s tate, a n d
in te r e s te d in d e v e lo p m e n t o f O rego sa
• • . E n d o rsed e d i t o r i a l l r
lv
1 4 d .iils
io r .h u
a n d 1 0 7 w e e k ly n e w s p a p e r s<3
w k o re t o n tm e ii J H a l H o m
t e I j
and
lo r r i f i c i e o c y ,
a k llity .
W. C. ALDERSON
• „ « u . u . r * a l i J l o w . H . I i m . d w w j
a n .i a ffa ir s , k n o w s k o w to k e e p k te o w n c
c a r r y r e e p o n a t k il it y . a n d acts f i r m l y in
a w t k o r r t y . Ckygnn
liai Hots foe «Si
P a id
A dv.
PoSsr
FOR
Clnk, Alante PktTLps. «Seep.. (Tangos» Cs^f
C ounty School
S u p erintendent
eerieea rwst.saiaa te . astsaae
TO I HE VO TERS
S E R V IC E
Our equipment is at your
disposal day or night. ' Our
success is built on being ready
to serve at any and all times.
Gates Funeral Home
U r .a b .n i
J. F . U A T F H
M o rtic ia n
l.ady
Téléphona I K I
A ta la tn .l
ol' E astern M ultnomah Count;
In my service a . su p e rin ­
tendent I have been sq u are
w ith the youth of our county,
fair w ith tlie te ach ers and
honest with th e public
I
hope and believe th a t you
have conflilence In my p u r­
pose. Mv g ran d p a re n ts se t­
tled n ear G resham In 1152.
My ea rliest m em ories are
here and I pledge my best for
your high school and the
school situ atio n In E astern
M ultnom ah County.
I am
asking your help and support
on F riday next and during
the next (our years.
Paid Adv.
Legislature
Joint Representative Multnomah
& Clackamas Counties, 30th Dist.
H as alw ays favored income tax
and w rote th e arg u m en t in its favor
at the la st special election.
C
N O R T H , W. C
M ultnom ah County
57
X
N O R T H , W. C
C lackam as County
conducted the B. Y. P. U. service in
P a id A dv. b y R ic h a rd D eich
a very in terestin g m anner, the le s­
son of the evening being divided
am ong the various visitors and in ­ and a w onderful program ," w as the
te rsp e rsed w ith m usical num bers. usual com m ent of those who a t ­
T he Rev. Andrew Johnson of Haley tended th e L adies’ Aid M others'
supplied for the Rev. Gordon Jo h n ­ Day supper w hich was given at th e
son in the evening service and M ethodist ch u rch S atu rd ay eve­
bro u g h t to th e m o th ers p rese n t a ning. A group of approxim ately
sh a rp co n tra st of re su lts of good or 300 people crow ded th e spacious
evil influence w hich m o th ers may basem ent alm o st to th e lim it. The
yield over th eir ch ildren, by giving supper consisted of- potato salad,
the life history of a good m other, m eats, cakes. Jellies and jam s, hot
the m other of St. A ugustine, and of biscuits and coffee. T he biscuits
one whose influence was evil, the w ere fu rn ish ed by th e F ish er
m other of King Chari«» of France. F louring Mills com pany and m ade
W alter Spiers was brought home by one of the biscuit ex p erts of
last F riday from th e
hospital th e ir ad v ertisin g d ep artm ent. Tlie
w here he had undergone an o p er­ "B u tt-r-n a ise" salad d ressin g used
ation for appendicitis. W alter is on the salad s w as fu rn ish ed by th e
having m ore th an his sh a re of h o s­ Gelfand M anufacturing com pany.
pital life, having spent several The sp eak er of th e evening w as
m onths th ere after being so se v ere­ C hester A. Lyon, of Big B rother
ly in ju red in a saw m ill. He m ust F arm fame, who spoke on th e home
and fam ily relatio n sh ip s. T he re a d ­
still use cru tch es to get about.
er for th e p rogram w as Mrs. Gib­
The graduation exercises of th e
son of P o rtlan d . Miss Rose W eath-
eighth grade class of th e O rient
all played several piano num bers.
school will be held W ednesday eve­
The Jacobson m ale q u a rte t of P o rt­
ning, beginning at 8 o'clok.
land fu rn ish ed n ea rly an hour of
George C arp en ter and fam ily
vocal m usic. T he personnel of the
spent Sunday at th eir home here.
q u a rte t w as H. J. Jacobson, first
T he C arp en ters a re at
A rrah
te n o r:
Lloyd W arren ,
second
W anna for the sum m er, w here Mr.
te n o r: S arg en t P atte rso n , baritone,
C arp en ter is employed as a c a r­
and Emil Brom s. bass. T he accom ­
penter.
p an ist w as Ralph R ichards. The
L ucile N asshahn is very proud of
q u arte t w as fu rn ish ed th ro u g h the
her $5 gold piece w hich she won
courtesy of th e Jacobson Company
in an essay co n test conducted by
F u n eral d irecto rs. T he ladies of
the W. C. T. U. All her frien d s are
the ch u rch ex p ress them selves as
proud to have one of th e tr num ber
being highly pleased w ith th e r e ­
honored in this way.
su lts of th e ir efforts.
Mrs. Louise Nelson accom panied
At th e an n u al election of officers
Mr. and Mrs. B arn ett H ow ard and
of
th e E p w o rth L eague held S u n ­
W. C. S paulding to Dodge P ark
Sunday afternoon, la te r callin g at day evening in connection w ith the
the home of Mr. S paulding's sister, devotional service. Joe Drew was
elected p resid e n t; B arb ara W alters,
Mrs. Louella Lent.
Rev. and Mrs. W illiam F air- first vice p resid e n t; Lilly Rybnlek.
w eath er w ere calling on old friends second vice p resid e n t: Elm a Cook,
in th is com m unity S atu rd ay a f te r ­ th ird vice p resid e n t; Mabel C a rl­
son. fo u rth vice p resid e n t: Amy
noon.
T he P o rtab le L um ber com pany of Sloop, se c re ta ry ; H arry C arlson,
C herryville has com pleted saw ing tre a su re r, and Genevieve Bickford,
o p eratio n s at th e ir mill and the m usician.
Lily Rybnick is rep o rted to be
m achinery will be put up for sale.
II. C. Nelson, a m em ber of th e firm, very ill at her hem e.
has retu rn ed to his home here.
M. J. Melton h as suffered a re ­
Mrs. Josie A nderson and Dorothy lapse and is now seriously ill at
Fields spent Monday at the Nelson I his home w ith w hat seem s to be in-
I fluensa.
home.
“A great crowd, a tine supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es M anary of
K EEP COM RADE
J u d g e K a n z le r
ON THE
CIRCUIT BENCH
VOTE X 50
Paid Adv.
BARNETT H.
‘ Barney” Goldstein
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
for the
STATE
LEGISLATURE
VOTE
X 82
—Paid Adv.
P o rtlan d w ere guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W E M arkell S u n ­
day. They m ade a trip to Bull Run
during th e day.
T he Misses Abbie and Bessie
Norton w ere guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. L en n artz and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
G reenwood over th e w eek-end.
Miss Rose W atherell w as also a
guest at the L ennartz home at the
sam e tim e.
! spent a vacation of about a m onth
with Mrs. Schumway.
Miss Amy Sloop has com pleted
her w ork at M ilwaukie and is now
at her home. Miss E sth er Sloop is
em ployed at the F irs t S tate bank.
T he m em bers of th e ca st of th e
pageant. "Go Ye" w hich is now be-
i ing p repared for p resen tatio n by
the M ethodist Sunday school, a re
requested to m eet a t the hom e of
Mrs. J. Day of Amity has re­ I Mrs. Ja ck G reenwood S atu rd ay
turned to her work after having evening for practice.