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GHENHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
CORBETT
T he m ass m eeting of C orbett.
S pringdale, H u rlb u rt, Springfield
and B row er schools will be a t the
Colum bian High school T hursday,
May 17. T he program to be in the
m oruiug. L unch a t noon and spo rts
in th e afternoon will be featu res
of the day.
T he g rad u a tin g exercises a t Col­
um bian High school will be held
on th e evening of May 24. The
class consists of Ju stin e Berney,
M ark Berney. Audrey Chapm an,
P earl C ham berlain, M yrtle C arter,
B eatrice F aught, A daline Evans,
L illian P ost, L illian Nelson, Ro­
se tta H enkle, John Phipps, H enry
W ilson and W illiam Mishey.
T he Rev. Mr. H anna from P o rt­
land, who has preached a t the
com m unity church for several
m onths, has suffered a nervous
breakdow n and will not be able to
fill his appointm ent here in th e fu­
ture.
T he Rev. Mr. R ider of P o rtlan d
preached here Sunday m orning and
adm inistered the rite of baptism at
the Sandy riv er afte r th e p reaching
service.
Miss Evelyn H ayes of P o rtlan d
visited S atu rd ay and Sunday with
her cousin, Mrs. F red C. Reed.
Because of th e high w ater in the
Colum bia th e fisherm en are not
catching m any fish a t th e p resen t
tim e.
DEPENDABLE, SA EE
AMI EXPERIENCED
I Cassell Is Sound
on Automotive Tax
TUESDAY,
MAY 1ft, IMS
.1 li usine ss Man for a
Business Administra
lion.
“T he $3 autom obile license fee,
th ree m onths ago a d istin ct th re a t
a g a in st th e in te g rity of O regon’s
m agnificent sta te highw ay system ,
is losing ground so rap id ly th a t it
is no longer a m enace” re p o rts Jas.
H. C assell, editor of A utom otive
News and m em ber of th e executive
com m ittee of th e Oregon Good
ONLY TWO 1IAILS
Roads association.
Only two in M ultnom ah county
He say s:
Mr. Cassell, form er
spelling th eir nam e H-A-I-L. One
n ew spaper m an, editor, business o r­
is D. D. H A Il,, candidate for
ganization
executive, ex-service
R ep resen tativ e X 83.—Adv.
man, tax p ay er and recognized a u ­
th o rity on m otor vehicle regulation
Give th e ad v e rtise rs In to d ay ’s
and tax atio n , is a candidate for the
.1. 41. Bailey.
Outlook your m ost carefu l consid­
low er house from M ultnom ah coun-
S. A.
eratio n . Vote next F riday and vote
Mr. Bailey Is a can d id ate on the | ty H is know ledge and progressive
republican tick et as sta te sen ato r , conBervatiHm a re advanced as rea-
intelligently.
from th is d istric t, com prising Mult- gQns why he c a „ be of gervlce t0 the
nomali county. He has served in sta te in highw ay financing as w ell
, the past two sessions of th e sta te as oth er im p o rtan t tax su b jects to
leg islatu re and his record places be considered by the next leg isla­
Republican Candidate
him high am ong the law m akers of ture.
FOR
the state.
"C ham pions of the >3 license fee
He says in his slogan: "E x p e ri­ plan w ere m ostly people who w ere
enced legislator. Fighting alw ays not a t all in favor of a $3 license,
for co n stru ctiv e and ag a in st selfish b ut espoused because of th e ir dis-
and pernicious law s." He m akes satisfactio n w ith th e p rese n t high
P rim aries, May 18
tlie follow ing statem en t reg ard in g license. W ith nothing else to vote
his candidacy:
for they w ere w illing to b allot for
P a id A dv.
by S ecy. S. A. M a tth ie u C lub.
"In p resen tin g m yself as a ca n ­ the $3 fee, realizing full w ell th a t
didate for sta te sen ato r, I feel th a t it m eans excessive gas tax and
I am qualified by experience, know l­ m ore real p ro p erty tax, ju st to
edge and ability to rep resen t, w ith re g iste r a p ro test a g a in st the leg is­
Born in Oregon — Believes in Oregon-
Re-Elect McCourt
credit, M ultnomah county and the la tu re ’s refu sal to modify th e h ig h ­
sta te of Oregon. As a s sista n t a t­ way financing plan of th e state,"
ff'orks for Oregon
"E conom y in Step w ith P ro g re ss”
to rn ey -g en eral from 1915 to 1920, con tin u es C assell.
P a id A dv.
"B ut th e $3 ag itatio n has a co n ­
and as a m em ber of the 1925 and
J O H N B.
1927 leg islatu re, 1 becam e fam iliar stru ctiv e phase: It has aw akened
w ith every sta te office and d e p a rt­ people to th e need of a re a d ju st­
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m ent, and, to a large extent, the m ent in m otor vehicle tax atio n th a t
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needs of th e en tire state. 1 was will p ro tect our highw ays— perm it
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born on a farm in Iowa, and re ­ no d ecrease in revenue—b u t will
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m
ake
th
e
tax
easier
to
pay.
People
FOR
ceived my education In the public
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schools and a t H arv ard U niversity. don't tie th eir ca rs up d u rin g J a n ­
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Since com ing to Oregon I was m a r­ uary, F eb ru ary and March because
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ried, and have a wife and four c h il­ they choose to. It's because they
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dren. I am a m em ber of several h aven't th e money to pay a high
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civic, com m unity and fra te rn a l o r­ license fee.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
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"W ith G overnor P atte rso n , the
ganizations,
including
P o rtlan d
M ULTNOM AH COU NTY
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highw
ay
com
m
issioners.
T
re
a
su
re
r
C ham ber of Com merce, A d v ertis­
YOUIt
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ing club, M ultnom ah A. A. club, Kuy and o th er leaders th ro u g h o u t
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Kt-puhiictui
Candidate
P
a
id
A
dv.
th
e
sta
te
advocating
sane
and
p
ro
­
Itosariaus, Elks, Masonic lodge and
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tective tax read ju stm en t, it has be-
Bur associations.
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“At every session of the legisla- come ap p aren t th at th e next legis-
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
tu re hills are introduced affecting la tu re will modify the p resen t li­
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T he indications a re now for a
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the educational system of th e state, cense fee system . R ealization of
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splendid fru it year, especially in
th
is
is
responsible
for
w
holesale
and us school d irecto r of th e P o rt­
pears,
p
ru
n
es
and
ch
erries.
The
land public schools I feel th a t I d esertio n s from the ran k s of tlie $3
late sp rin g held hack th e trees
Financially interested in this district.
will be in a favorable position to license fee clan, leaving only w il­
from bloom ing and now th e w arm
ful
d
estru
c
tio
n
ists
and
those
who
consider
these
m
a
tte
rs
Pledged to stop nonsensical delays and waste
su nshine is very beneficial to them .
“As a ssista n t atto rn ey -g en eral, have no u n d erstan d in g of our h ig h ­
—Good Citizenship
Mrs. M arian C rane and h er house
w
ay
system
,
w
hat
it
m
eans
to
the
under Hon. George M. Brown, 1
guest. Miss P h ilb rich of B ertinas,
stute,
and
its
req
u
irem
en
ts
in
dol­
conducted, to a successful co n c lu ­
C alifornia, w ere Sunday dinner
sion the litigation in th e H yde-Ben­ lars.
g u ests of Mrs. Cowing a t th e W ay­
—More Employment
"T
he
o
rg
an
izatio
n
of
the
Oregon
son and Pacific Livestock land
fa re r inn.
Good
Roads
association,
u
nder
the
fraud cases, recovering for the
Mrs. Guy T albot of C ed arh u rst,
sla te m ore th an $160,000 in settle - , lead ersh ip of John B. Yeon, one of P o rtland, gave a p arty S atu rd ay at
—More Agriculture
fa
th
e
rs
of
O
regon’s
m
odern
inents, and approxim ately 15,000
acres of land, ap p raised a t m ore H’^ h w a y system , is indiiativ« o i tin h er co u n try home a t L ato u rell in
'th a n $500,000, and also rep resen ted I necessity for p ro tectin g our h ig h ­ honor of her guest from New York.
ways. W hile form ed prim arily to T hirty-five invited friends w ere
I the stu te in the Colum bia River
R E PU B L IC A N CA N D ID A TE FO R
tight such d estru ctiv e th in g s as the p resen t all day, enjoying both
Basin ra te case, which, m ore th an
$3 license fee, my prediction is th a t luncheon and d inner In th e evening.
P a id Adv. by
anything else, m ade P o rtlan d a
Miss A nna E tlin g sp en t the
ATieeler for R ep resen tativ e Club
th is group, com prising good roads
m aritim e city.
chiefs from every p a rt of th e state, week-end a t th e hom e of her p a r­
"T he Oregdn Voter, In com m ent­
will p rese n t a m otor vehicle tax ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E tling.
ing on my record during th e last
The lau n d ry association of P o rt­
program to the next leg islatu re.
session of the leg islatu re, said :
land
spent a delightful evening
I'R ep rese n tativ e J. O. Bailey, M ult­ T h at program will iron out in iq u i­ W ednesday a t C hanticleer
VOTE X 123
inn
— Less Laws
ties in th e tax system and reco g ­
nomah county, m aintained his re p ­
w
here
a
chicken
d
in
n
er
dance,
a
t­
nize m ore em phatically th e ability
— Less Taxes
utation as one of th e heavy con-
tended by 100, w as enjoyed .
of
people to pay.
| stftu tio n al law yers in the house.
—More Payrolls
L aw rence W. A nderson, who en-
"I am confident th a t the 1929
I Perform ed adm irab le w ork as le g isla tu re will en act a sound, In-
Sun(lay d ln n er a t hls home
- Better Market for Farmers
FOR
ch airm an of new house com m ittee
tellig en t, h ig hw ay-protective tax here, during th e aftern o o n Joined
on co n stitu tio n al law. H ard w o rk ­
a
p
arty
of
young
folks
who
w
ent
to
law, enco u rag in g g re a te r use of the
er, p ractically Im pervious to lobby-
lid A d v.
m otor vehicle th ro u g h o u t the year a picnic at Gordon creek.
| ists, one of best bill an a ly lsts
P. Mulkey, th e new ly-elected p rin ­
by m aking it easier for th e average
am ong I lie lid m em bers. Perm eated
cipal of Colum bian high school, has
m otorist to pay his tax."
No Promises, Straight Business
by uniform ly liberal m otives, hut
leased the new Bell bungalow for
was not unw illing to vote against
th e sum m er.
Introduced and secured en-
— P a id A dv.
H ill RE-ELECTION
II i i i i o o l Ol FIR ST law in < Il'
m easures involving h air-lin e point
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. McKay of
got) lim iting tlie hours of cm
of policy or law. Highly respected.
Jack so n v ille a re expected to arriv e
ploynient for women.
G enerally effective on behalf of his
at tlieir S p rin g d ale ran ch May 23. HOUSES STOLEN FROM
Mr. McKay has Held the position of
own m easures. S trongly com m itted
O IIL IS RESIDENTS
school su p e rin ten d e n t at Ja c k so n ­
to m oral and educational le g isla­
Two resid en ts of th e G illis n eigh­
ville for th e past tw o years.
tion. M easures introduced by rep­
borhood a re re g re ttin g th e loss of
The Colum bian high school gave horses from th e ir prem ises, th e re
resen tativ e Bailey w ere uniform ly
an en tertain m en t T h u rsd ay eve­ being every indication th a t the a n i­
of co n stru ctiv e c h a ra c te r.”
ning w hich was enjoyed by n large m als w ere stolen, in one case from
"If elected ,1 will do my best. 1
KEPI III It AN < ANDIDATE
audience. J. Finley of P o rtlan d the b arn and in th e o th er from a
cannot prom ise m ore.”
had ch arg e of the m usic. The g ra d ­ pastu re. Som etim e d u rin g F riday
for re-nom ination for
uation of 13 high school stu d en ts night an 11-year-old horse, "D ex­
For Your lee ( ream
th is year is an event looked fo r­ te r ”, was tak en from hls sta ll In
f a l l F airview H airy Lunch, 50c
a q u art. We have confections and
w ard to w ith m uch in te rest. The th e b arn of J. W. H udson living
soft drinks, hom e-m ade pies, cakes,
date for th e com m encem ent e x e r­ south of G illis statio n . T he b arn
bread, meat pies. etc. G eneral d in ­
cises has been set for May 24.
ner, 25 cen ts and up. All home-
had been secu rely fastened in the
W hile Mrs. M arian C rane and her evening and th e h o rse's bridle
cooked food. Mrs. A. M Zook A
D aughter, phone G resham 225. Ad.
friend. Miss P h ilb rich . w ere at the snapped to th e sta ll. He is de­
Heilig th e a te r a few n ig h ts ago, a scribed as a bay, w ith b lack m ane
P r im a r ie s , .M ay IK. 5 t o e le c t
H e ils te r l im i l i« ha« s l w i i j « been
( • N il TWO II 111 S
d riv er cam e in too close contact
a le jM l « u p i H ir t i r e t I h r M u lt u u -
and tail and w eighing betw een 1000
Duly two In M ultnomah county
IIIs h C o u n t , ) n l r ,
Paul Adv
w ith her hew C h ry sler car, w ith th e
and 1100 pounds. T he anim al has
spelling th e ir nam e H-A-I-L. One
resu lt two fenders and th e ru n n in g
saddle m ark s on hls left side.
Is I). II. HAIL, can d id ate for
hoard w ere to rn off.
Two ho rses belonging to F red
R epresentative X S3 Adv.
W. (’. ALDERSON
C h arlie D arling of P o rtlan d , a
S teig ler d isap p eared from th eir
b
ro
th
er
of
Mrs.
M.
K.
H
enderson,
Mr. A lderson has th e endorse
IGNITION SI’Ft I (L IS T S .
p a stu re on th e T. H. H aw es farm
m ent of his candidacy for county was badly h u rt tn an accident r e ­
T h a t's us. Bring your c a r here
the
sam e evening and nothing can
cently. He Is now in th e h o sp ital
for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or school su p erin ten d en t signed by
be learn ed of th e ir w hereabouts.
w
here
he
is
suffering
from
¡
(
t
i
e
school
clerk
and
every
m
em
ber
p arts for th« sta rte r, g en erato r,
T he ow ners of th e th re e horses
THOMAS R.
sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc. of th e C orbett high school board cru sh ed skull and broken ribs.
sh a re th e opinion of o th ers in the
Work done by an ex p ert and is pos­ w here his opponent was doing his
itively guaran teed
We c a rry a
FA rH E K N !
com m unity th a t th e an im als have
com plete line of Ignition p arts. first teaching four y ears ago. Also
Is your boy in terested in aviation? been stolen. S h o rtly before day­
| lie Is endorsed bv th e clerk and S ta rt h.m on th e rig h t co u rse by
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
b reak S aturday m orning Mrs. H ud­
every m em ber of th e P o rtland helping him build hls aeroplane
son w as aw akened by th e violent
Republican Candidate
school board w here his opponent Is .it home. The Jack C lark Twin-
FOR
h ark in g of th e ir dog, but w as u n ­
tra
c
to
r
M
iniature
aero
p
lan
e
has
a
n o w employed. Also he is endorsed
Hying ran g e of from 500 to 600 feet. able to locate the cau se of th e dis­
hv the clerk and tw o m em bers of Wing sp read 2 S feet. P lan s cost
the school board of d istric t No. 29, 20c. m ateria l $1.05. See Leslie St. tu rb an ce. At about th e sam e tim e
known as P o w ellh u rst, w here his C lair at Outlook office or w rite Jack in th e nig h t a heavy tru c k was
opponent is serving as a m em ber C lark. 600 E. 25th St. N., P o rtlan d . h eard In the neighborhood and
Oregon.
horses w ere h eard to be ru n n in g
of th e school board. He is en ­
Form er member of Con-
w ildly about. Coupling all these j gress.
dorsed by th e form er county school
ONLY TWO HAILS
circ u m sta n tia l points to g eth er, it
su p e rin ten d e n t of Hood
River
Form er member Idaho'
tw o in M ultnom ah county is th o u g h t th a t th e an im als did not
¡Legislature.
leave of th e ir own accord.
RE - ELECT
HARRY L.
Matthieu
State
Representative
CORBETT
Republican Candidate
for
State Senate
McCOURT
FRANK H.
State
Representative
TON
LAWRENCE R.
IF F ’ WHEELER
VOTE X 96
JUDG E
State
Representative
J. B. OFNER
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
l)R. J. I). DUBACK
VOTE X 102
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
W. W. Banks
STATE
SENATOR
VOTE
HAMER
State
Representative
Cascade Locks.
Rooting
W ith ced ar or com position shingles
g u tte rs put up. E stim ates
Form er Justice Supreme
¡Court Philippines.
VOTE X 85
| P aid Adv. by J, J. C rossley.