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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
TUESDAY, MAY 15. 192"
LIVE WIRE
Sportsmen’s
TICKET
Events Anuounced
for Wilkes School
Secretary of State
42 X T. B. HANDLEY
jH'tice Supreme Court
47 X GEORGE ROSSMAN
Circuit Judge
51 X 1. FRED VV. STADTER
52 X 3. ROBERT Ti t KER
54 X 5. LEWIS I’. HEWITT
56 X 6. WALTER EVANS
5» X 7. GEO. TAZWELL
State Senator
6 1 X HERBERT GORDON
65 X 01 s c . MOSER
61 X W. w . BANKS
67 \ ISAAC E. s l M I ES
62 X J. E. BENNETT
Representative
10« X El!ED T. MERRILL
53 X D. D. HAIL
»3 X FRANK IONFKGAN
163 X .1 AMES D. OLSON
106 X ED POPIt K
107 X DAN E. ROWERS
121 X W. C. NORTH. Joint
County Commissioner
12» X ANDREW C. SMITH
Sheriff
130 X T. M. Ill RLBl RT
Countv Clerk
133 X A. A. BAILEY
District Clerk
144 X GEORGE W. HOYT
Coroner
142 X DR. EARL SMITH
Constable
146 X ED. GLOSS
T he closing ex ercises of th e
W ilkes school w ill be held in th e
school aud ito riu m T h u rsd ay eve
ning, May 17, at 8 o'clock, w hen th e
follow ing pro g ram w ill be re n
dered :
W elcome, M orris B ooth; K atrin a ,
(song), p rim ary p u p ils; A Boy's
W ish. A ndrew O lson;
H ard to
P lease, Joseph B u n n ett an d Jim m ie
H ogue; W hat's th e Use, Clifford
B ell;
H elen's D ream , p rim ary
pupils; cartoo n s, C orliss (G ran d
pa) B ulger; M assa D ear, M ildred
W alker; song, Busy Bee Sew ing
club g irls; A Day In H olland. In
term ed iate p u p ils; Robinson C ru
soe, W illiam T e g a rt; d ram a tiz a
tion of Tom Saw yer and H uckle
b erry F inn, u p p er g rad e pupils,
song, D ouble Seven Cooking club
boys; g rad u a tio n ex ercises; p re
sen tatio n of diplom as, Mrs. S. B.
H all, ch a irm an of th e board of di
rectors.
R eading certificates have been
aw arded by Miss A nne M. Mul-
heron, county lib ra ria n , to th e fol
low ing 18 upper g rad e pu p ils: V ir
ginia and W illiam T eg art, L aurence
B lodgett, Benny and Jo sep h H or-
iuchi, M ario C ereghino,
Marie
Booth, C hester D avis, R o b ert Ando,
P a id A d v .— W e s te rn A u to R a c
Jam es H attan , Cedric S tasek, E l
in g A sso c ia tio n . W e lls B e n n e tt,
P re s id e n t. I l l N . B ro a d w a y .
b ert S p recher, A ngela Calcagno,
1 W alter B u rg en er .M ildred W alker,
R oltb Booth. Joseph C ereghino,
E dw ard H ogue, and also to th e fo l
low ing eight in term ed iate pupils,
R osalee Young. G ertru d e Wyss,
Jo h n C larke, S tanley H all, C lar
ence S p rech er, W ahnitah B arger,
D onald W ills, and Jam es Cowan.
Gold s ta r pins w ere aw arded by
th e N. A. P alm er com pany to the
follow ing
14
p rim ary
p upils;
Goldie F ish er, Mary K u rata, Ayako
T anabe, Yoichi T erigoe, Jam es
I.arem ore, Violet T eg art, G eraldine
Cowan, V irginia Mason, M orris
Booth, Y auriko H oruichi, Andrew
Olson, H elen AViebold, M arianna
B randes, Jo sep h B unnett. T hese
pins a re th e highest penm anship
aw a rd s th a t can be earn ed by pu
pils in th e first and second grades.
A p ap er drive w as conducted last
week by th e p rim a ry teach er, Mrs.
L ucile P lu n k ett, and h er pupils
w hich n etted $4.27. T he p ictu re
en titled “C an't You T alk ?’’ by
H olm es w as p urchased for the p ri
m ary room w ith th is money.
Bennett Will Win
in Race for Senate
H ard w ork, backed by good c h a r
a c te r and ability, will put anyone
to th e fro n t and it is pu ttin g J. E.
B ennett close to the top, if not at
th e top. In th e race for th e nom i
n atio n as s ta te sen ato r on th e r e
publican tick et for th is d istrict.
W here, as in th is case, five are
to be nom inated o ut of a field of
eight .and all seem to have p retty
good chances, it ap p e ars ra th e r u n
c e rta in who th e five will be a t the
top w hen th e b allo ts a re counted.
But J. E. B ennett Is out to win and
no voter w ill have cause to reg ret
: if he gives him his h earty support.
Mr. B ennett w ill be a valu ab le
m an in th e se n ate as he w as in the
I leg islatu re. H e is clean and fe a r
less an d has opinions th a t are con-
j stru ctiv e and for th e benefit of th e
i tax p ay ers.
T he Oregon Jo u rn a l said in a re-
| cent ed ito rial th a t as a re p re se n ta
tive B ennett served well, and adds:
“ He w as never led a stra y by
tric k legislation. He did not su p
p ort unsound legislation. He w as
not a p arty to special in te rest leg
islation. H e w as only for those
m easu res w hich he believed to be
sound and in th e best in te re st of
th e people of h is d istric t and state.
"B en n etts a re needed a t Salem.
Men of high purpose and com plete
honesty w ith a view to th e w elfare
of th e com m on people of th e sta te
should be in th e statehouse.
“ B ennett is one of those men."
As re p re se n ta tiv e B ennett served
as ch a irm an of th e house rules
com m ittee, m em ber of m edicine,
pharm acy and d en tistry com m ittee,
and w as a m em ber of th e pow erful
w ays and m ean s com m ittee.
K ilt ( liti ITT JUDGE
Judge Fred Stadler.
F aith fu l and efficient service in
any line m erits prom otion, it is on ||
th is ground th a t Judge S tad ter, for i
some tim e senior m unicipal judge
of P o rtlan d , seeks the circu it I '
judgeship. Dept. No. 1, and Ills
host of friends are giving him th e ir
! h ea rty support.
JAMES II.
Wilkes District Personals
As a man he has a judicial tem -
. p eram en t and sterlin g qualities. As
D ouglas Cooper, w hose p are n ts
I a judge he is experienced and has
have pu rch ased a hom e in Ascot
show n m arked ability. He is a
A cres, en tered school last week. He
close stu d en t and a hard w orker.
form erly atten d ed E liot school in
In fact, th is sum s up his life's h is
P o rtlan d .
EDITOR AUTOMOTIVE NEWS
to ry w hile passing through the
A score of 7 to 0, w as th e re su lt
school of experience in which he
of the b aseb all gam e F rid ay a f te r
w as early th ro w n on his own re
noon, w hen th e W ilkes team v isit
sponsibility.
ed O rient. Wm. Olney, th e um pire,
Ju d g e S tad te r was born on a
and vote for
Ntrs. E velyn Olney, Mrs, Lois G ray
farm
and
had
only
country
school
and Mrs. W. P. Bell accom panied
Sound and P rogressive H igh w ay
ad vantages, w hich usually handi-
th e boys.
le ap even th e most am bitious, but
F in an cin g
Dr. E. F. D rake of th e Louise
F red S tad te r worked his way
Home on th e B ark er road .gave a
th ro u g h school, high school, co l
Lower License Fees—but protect our highways
M others’ Day ad d ress at th e Sm ith
lege and law. Before com pleting
P a id Adv.
M emorial P re sb y teria n ch u rch at
t û i u u i u a intadW
a * aaa Z u .
Tzaz.
his education he decided th a t he
F airview Sunday m orning. She
w anted to see th e pyram ids and
spoke of th e g rea t privilege and
some of th e old world, so he took
resp o n sib ility of m otherhood and
civil
service
exam ination
for
of th e different kinds of m others.
United S tates d ep artm en tal service
She urgps giving "flow ers” to
at large. He w as appointed and
m other w hile she is living—such
sent to Angel Island. In the com
"flow ers" as love, resp ect, obedi HAIL IS CANDIDATE
m issary d ep artm en t, w here he re
K ill LOWEK HOUSE m ained for a year and a half. L a
ence, th o u g h tfu ln e ss and w ords of
REPUBLICAN
D. D. H ail, can d id ate for re p re ter, in 1903, he w as tra n sfe rre d to |
p raise. She urged all who w ere
CANDIDATE
aw ay from m o th er to send her a sen tativ e on th e rep u b lican tick et Manila, w here he rem ained for
p erso n al m essage ere th e
day lo r th e 18th d istric t, is a prom ising th ree y ea rs before he was ordered
FDR
I young atto rn e y of P o rtlan d . He back to the United S tates. It w as |
closed.
F red E. B randes rec en tly co m j lavored the Outlook otiice w ith a a t th is tim e th a t he exerted all
pleted a m odern p o u ltry house 60x call th e o th er day and to see him effort to se cu re perm ission to visit
24 feet. Two w eeks ago he p u r ’ and h ea r him is to like him. He various points of in te re st a t his |
chased 1000 day-old W hite L eghorn im presses one as a youug m an of own expense before retu rn in g to
chicks from th e W elch L eghorn stro n g and w inning c h a ra c te ris the United S tates, and was su ccess
M ultnom ah County
tics. He know s w hat h ard w ork ful in persu ad in g th e ‘colonel’ in
P o u ltry farm n ea r Boring.
.
m eans and had th e am bition to go
W hile in governm ental
Mrs. F. E. H am ilton has leased to n ig h t school and lay the fo u n d a charge.
Primaries, May IS
service
he
visited points of In terest
h er farm to a Mrs. Jo h n so n and tion for a law co u rse and w as ad
in tlie O rient, as well as practically
moved to P o rtlan d , w here h er son
m itted to th e b ar in 1916. He is a every foreign country.
"C lean g overnm ent; law s to
M erle, h as a position in B ritt's, th e
W orld w ar v eteran , having served
prom ote th e p ro sp erity
He cam e to P o rtlan d in 1910 and
new sto re a t F ifth and Alder.
in th e com bat arm of th e service
and happiness of our
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Jo h n so n of tw o y ears, becom ing a com m is has been active in th e p ractice of
people.”
law
h
ere
ever
since.
In
1913
he
W arren to n , Oregon, have leased a sioned officer. He has a fam ily, is
w
as
appointed
deputy
city
a
tto
r
home in Ascot A cres. T h eir d au g h a tax p ay er and belongs to various
A d v .— By n o n - fo r -R e p r e s e n ta tiv e
C lu b .H a n o v e r D e a d y . P re s id e n t
te r M arg aret has en tered school fra te rn a l an d p atrio tic o rg an iz a ney, w hich position he filled until
th ree y ears ago when he w as a p
and is ta k in g the final e x a m in a tions.
pointed judge of th e m unicipal
tions.
court. When Ju d g e W. A. E kw all
Mr. and Mrs. U lrich B urgener ard and K enneth of P o rtlan d and
was elected to th e circ u it co u rt he
en tertain ed a num ber of friends Miss F lo ren ce Otto of St. H elens.
becam e senior m unicipal judge,
S atu rd ay evening. C ards w ere th e
Mrs. J. Em il Nelson acted as w hich position he has filled with
diversion of the evening afte r Adah Monday evening when the
g rea t credit.
w hich refre sh m e n ts w ere served.
p ast m a tro n s of M artha W ashing
T he m unicipal co u rt is a school
Jim m ie H am ilton of W heeler, ton C hapter No. 14. O rder of the
in itself from w hich men who are
Oregon, is v isitin g his sister, Mrs. E astern S ta r put on th e degree
m ade of th e rig h t kind of m aterial
I ra W ills.
Work.
g rad u ate into the higher courts.
REPUBLICAN FOR
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n A cherm an of
S unday d in n er g u ests of Mrs.
Judge G eorge Rossm an was on the
Je ssie Z im m erm an w ere Mr. and P o rtlan d visited Mr. and Mrs. F red m unicipal bench for several years
Mrs. P. D. H olfm an and sons Leon- B randes la st T h u rsd ay .
ahead of Ju d g e E kw all and today
he is m aking a splendid record in
[the su prem e court of Oregon. In
I the m unicipal co u rts are brought
SLOGAN: Experienced
th e hum an elem ents in all stages
le
g
isla to r — Fighting al
of d eg radation. It offers hum an na-
ways
for constructive and
, (are as it is found u nder environ-
i m ent of all kinds. In th is position,
against selfish and per
p erh ap s m ore th an any other
nicious laws.
P a id A dv.
efiurt of th e land, th e judge is
called upon to exercise “good com-
j mon sen se" in dispensing justice.
I This experience broadens his view
I point and cre ate s an u n d erstan d in g
I by co n tact with hum an n a tu re in
its varied classifications th a t is not
possible th ro u g h th e reading of
KEPI IlLH'AN CANDIDATE
books or otherw ise.
T ogether w ith th is qualification,
FOR
Fred S tad te r is a student. He Is a
man who keeps w ell inform ed on
| all Im p o rtan t decisions.
H aving
I come up from th e “bottom ,” he u n
d erstan d s and
ap p reciates
all
J phases of p redicam ents th a t hum an
“Earnest Effort for Sensible
beings become involved in. He is
also conscientiously in terested In
Legislation'
Primaries May IS
public w elfare and all civic m a t
Paid Adv.
te rs. He is a g reat fra te rn a llst, Is
a m em ber of n early all th e f ra te r
nal o rg an izatio n s rep resen ted In
ONLY TWO IIAILS
P ortland.
Only two in M ultnom ah county j
He is p resid en t of th e M azamas, spelling th e ir nam e 1LA-1-L. One THINK THINK
and w as one of th e leaders in th e is D. D. HAIL, can d id ate for , Search the Srrlptnres every day
search for young Brow nlee lost on R ep resen tativ e X 83.—Adv.
They will never lead you astray.
Mt. Hood. He is g rea tly Interested
H W SNAS1LALL.
VOTERS
in prom oting the w inter sp o rts on
The can d id ates appeal to you to
j Mt. Hood.
consider th e ir claim s and qualifi
NOTICE TO CHFDITOUN.
H is m any frien d s believe him cations. Do them th e favor of an
No. 2*215
In the C irc u it C ou rt o f th e S tate o f
em inently w orthy of th e position to in te llig en t vote.
Oregon (o r the C ou nty o f M u ltn o
m ah. In Probate.
which he asp ire s and th a t he has
M a tte r o f the E sta te o f M in e rv a
H al H oss is a can d id ate for sec In I the D ickenson,
earn ed and deserves prom otion to
Deceased.
re
ta
ry
of
state.
He
is
th
e
logical
N
otice
1s hereby given, th a t the u n
1 the c irc u it co u rt bench.
dersigned has been appointed by the
successor of Sam Kozer and m erits C irc u it C ou rt o f th e s ta te o f Oregon,
fo r the C ou nty o f M u ltn o m ah , D e p a rt
your vote.
m ent o f P robate. A d m in is tra to r o f tbe
VOTE
X
78
CASSELL
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Allan A. Bynon
State
Representative
VOTE X 75 FOR
CYRIL G.
Brownell
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
of th e 18th D istrict
LOWER TAXES
Tax payer in 9 counties of this state
P a id A d v .
J. o.
BAILEY
State Senator
Fellow Citizens!
AW AKE/
Dorothy McCullough Lee
THINK!
REPRESENTATIVE
Let us Send a Successful Business
M an to the State Legislature
THINK
O ne w ho will represent the people
Jack N. Barde
VICTORY
VOTE
X
72
B ard e, Jack N.
T he Victory circle of the E v an
gelical W om en's union will m eet
w ith th e O resham circle a t the
I n» w ch u rch building T h u rsd ay ,
j May 17, a t 2 o'clock. T hia will be
the la st m eeting of tb e circle un til
i August.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Paid Adv.
VOTERS
T be can d id ates appeal to you to
1 consider th e ir claim s and quallfl-
j cations. Do them th e favor of an
I in tellig en t vote.
estate o f M in e rv a I. Ihckenson. d e
ceased, and has qualified.
A hi M O I'M C K M E N T
A ll persons h avin g cla im s again st
Sealed proposals w ill be received at said estate are hereby no tified to p re
th> office o f C J. L u n d q u ist, School sent th e same, d u ly verified as by la w
C lerk. F irs t S ta te H an k. Oresham . requ ired, to the undersigned, a t th e
Oregon, u n til 12 o'clock noon. M a y 21, office o f M c O u irk A Schneider, 203-5
I »211. fo r tbe general w o rk o f th e sec W ith ro w bu ilding, O reah am , Oregon,
ond u n it o f tir a d e School, G resham . w ith in alx (6 ) m onths fro m the d ate
Oregon
Bids w ill he opened a t , a hereof
m eeting o f the B oard to be held In tbe D ated and first published, A p ril 24. '28.
G ri sham D ru g Co.. store 7 :30 p. m
I D a te o f last publicatio n. M a y 22, 192».
Plans and specifications m ay he ob
FRANCIS DICKENSON,
ta in e d a t the office o f th e a rch itec t.
Adm inistrator.
«»-SO S herlock B ldg . P o rtla n d , O re M.OUIIIK A SC H N EIDER,
gon. o r the otfice o f the school cle rk , A tto rn e y s for A d m in is tra to r.
G resham , Oregon.
A deposit o f »25.00 w ill be requ ired
o f a ll bidders to Insure p rom pt re tu rn
Liquid Veneer F u rn itu re P olish
o f d ra w in g s and specifications.
I leaves no g reasy film, (0c and 30c
C. 3.
J. LUI
LUNDQUIST.
Clerk. 8. D. No.
4.
! sixes
K idder Htlwe. Co.— Adv.