Gresham Locals
On account of conflicting dates
!ih e home econom ic club of G resh-
' am gran g e w ill not m eet on T hurs-
| day, May 17, as announced, b ut on
May 24.
OUR CONGRESSMAN
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Dr. H. S. Oakes left la st T hursday
for New York city w here he will
confer with business men in the in
te re sts of the Coal P roducts co r
poration, an Oregon o rganisation
w ith w hich he has been connected
for some tim e past. He expectB to
be aw ay on an extended trip.
A. J. Ham m ond has purchased
th e Arnold Ruegg p ro p erty on Sec
ond stre e t and Mr. Ruegg has
bought th e C. E. Peck home. Mr.
Peck with his sisters, Miss Emma
Peck. Miss M argaret Peck and Miss
Mary Peck, will leave about the
first of Ju n e for lam g Beach, Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. O scar W aiin are r e w here they will m ake th e ir home.
tra n sa c tio n s
w ere
joicing over the a rriv a l of a baby T he double
dau g h ter tipping the scales at even handled th ro u g h B. W. T horne.
G ran t McMillan of P o rtlan d , a
eight pounds. M other and baby are
doing well a t the home of Mrs. J. g rad u ate of G resham Union high
school, at a recen t election for s tu
A. Bushong.
The Rev. K. O. Judd, for the past dent body officers at Oregon A gri
four years p asto r of Bethel B aptist c u ltu ral college a t C orvallis was
church in G resham , Sunday te n chosen president. McMillan is now
dered his resignation, w hich will com pleting his ju n io r year a t the
take effect Ju n e 30. T he Rev. Mr sta te college.
Fred S tenberg of Raymond. Min
Judd preached bis first serm on in
the B ap tist church here on Moth nesota, who w as called h ere by the
F rau k lin F. K orell
e r ’s Day four years ago. Since th a t death of his fath er, Solomon S ten
C ongressm an K orell, nom inee on
tim e he and his wife have m ade berg, is p lanning to go tom orrow th e republican tic k et for the th ird
many w arm friends both in and out to Albany, accom panied by his I d istric t to succeed him self. He
of his congregation and they will m other, w here they will vslt th ree m erits re-election.
deeply re g re t his recen t decision. o th e r sons of Mrs. S tenberg and
Mr. Judd h as not as yet announced th eir fam ilies. Mr. S tenberg ex- 1 Mr. and Mrs. H ayden H iatt a t the
pects to spend at least a m onth in ' home of Mrs. J. A. Bushong. Mr.
his fu tu re plans.
| H iatt cam e from Los A ngeles two
Miss Maude Aldrich has retu rn ed th e w est.
Mrs.
F
ra
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k
Peak
w
ent
to
Eugene
w eeks ago and Is a t th e hom e of
from Kelso, W ashington, w here she
attended a conference of g irls re T uesday to visit w ith her son-in- | hi» w ife's m other, Mrs. Minnie
garding Sunday school w ork in law and dau g h ter, Dr. and Mrs. V. N ystrom .
P rin cip al C. M. Q uicksall of the
W ashington. Miss A ldrich was the L. Brooks, and to atten d th e canoe
p rincipal sp eak er at th e confer fete in th a t city, an an n u al event, grad e school exp resses much satis-
ence w hich w as attended by m ore Dr. P eak joined her th e re on F ri- i faction over th e recen t eighth
day and all drove to G ra n ts P ass grade exam ination held h ere in
th an 50 girls.
Mrs. B. G. Judd is visiting friends w here they m et Mr. and Mrs. Joe which 30 pupils p articip ated . He
and her sons, Leslie and H erm on, l'ea k of K lam ath F alls. Salm on says th e questions a re of the finest
at Milton, Oregon, the form er home fishing was enjoyed on the Rogue type and rep resen t much th ought
ol*lhe Judd fam ily. Leslie is ta k river, Joe catching a salm on weigh- on th e p art of th e county su p erin -
te n d en t's office. Mr. Q uicksall was
ing a business course a t th e Milton- ing 20 pounds.
Miss Rosella In g leh a rt, who has a rep rese n tativ e la st A ugust a t the
F reew ater high school and H erm on
is w orking on a large w heat ranch been employed as se creta ry a t the Oregon E ducational T ests associa-
near th a t city. Over the p ast w eek F irst S tate bank for some tim e J t *on w hich m eets an n u ally a t Mon
end Mrs. Judd acted as chaperon past, hus resigned h er position and m outh to discuss solely th e sub-
for a group from th e Milton B. Y. P. is being succeeded by Miss Marie ject of tests. He read a p aper at
U. which m ade a ja u n t to M cIntyre Blom, a form er tra n s it clerk in the th a t m eeting en titled , "T he E ighth
m ountain, eight m iles from Milton. bank. The vacancy occasioned by G rade as a D iscrim inatory Focal
A nother th in g which called Mrs. tlie prom otion of Miss Blom will Point for S tate E x am inations.”
Judd th e re a t th is p a rtic u la r tim e be filled by Miss E sth er Sloop.
For the Ladles
was the decoration of th e grave of Miss In g le h a rt is now visiting r e l
Snappy styles in new footw ear I
atives
at
V
ancouver,
Wash.
th e ir d aughter, who died six years
for sp rin g . Come jn and see them. I
T he G resham circle of the Evan- I P o p u lar prices, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95. |
ago at th e age of 17.
A ylsw orth & M artin, G resham .—
Mrs. R obert H ayes and 3-weeks gelical W omen's Union will m eet Adv.
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church
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aftern
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old d aughter, W llla M arilyn Hayes,
Lawn Mowers.
a re here for an indefinite stay at at 2 o'clock . M embers a re urged |
th e hom e of Mrs. H ayes' parents, to be p resen t und bring an apron I We rep a ir and sh arp en lawn
m ow ers. We call for and deliver.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bushong. Mr as help is needed in S traightening . J. E. Metzger, G resham , phone
up
tile
kitchen.
T
he
Victory
circle
I
HaycB cam e w ith them S aturday,
1901—Adv.
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but la ter retu rn ed to his w ork on will m eet with the G resham circle
For reul estate loans see or call
at th u t time.
th e ir farm near Albany.
B. W. T h o rn e —Adv
Loyd Blowers, recently from A r
The D orcas circle will m eet Wed
nesday afternoon a t 2:30 a t the buckle, Calif., was in G resham yes-
home of Mrs. W. J. Ott. As th is will tenluy looking over the place w ith
be the last m eeting until fall, all a view to possible location h ere or
m em bers a re requested to be pres in th e vicinity. Mr. Blow ers was
accom panied by his fath er, L aw
ent.
rence N. Blowers of Hood River,
T he Itev. E. G. Judd preached the
candidate for delegate to th e n a t
b ac calau reate serm on of th e Sandy
ional republican convention.
high school Sunday evening.
Jo h n A nicker und C larence and
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. H odson and
tw o children of Newberg, and Mr. K enneth lde have left for A laska
and Mrs. R. L. S harp and d aughter w here they will w ork d u rin g the
of P o rtlan d spent M others' Day sum m er in the salm on cunneries.
A nicker m ade th e trip from P o rt
with Mrs. H. B. S harp and family.
land to S eattle by way of airplane.
An 8% pound daughter w as born
Dr. and Mrs. A. T hom pson v isit
to Mr. und Mrs. F ra n s O lbrlch S a t
urday Mrs. O lbrich Is being cared ed from T h u rsd ay un til Monday j
for at h er home by Mrs. C arl w ith th eir son and d au g h ter-in -
Schults. T he new com er has been law, Dr. und Mrs. F red Thom pson, |
at T he Dalles.
nam ed E lisabeth Jean.
A son w eighing 7 pounds und 14 j
T he atu d en ts of G resham Union
high school enjoyed th e ir annual ounces was born th is m orning to I
jiiutu-mi?
ELGIN
picnic F riday a t the S anborn auto
park. T he w eather was Ideal for
the occasion and all rep o rt a de
lightful tim e.
In th e case of tin1 sta le vs. Fred
Sears, in w hich P R. Carey was the
com plaining w itness, hy request of
the prosecution the case has been
continued for 30 days. T rouble
bad arisen over the disputed boun
dary lines of a fence near the
Portltffld B lectrlo Pow er com pany's
lines and over the question of
w hether or not the gates belonging
to th e com pany should rem ain
Closed. In the altercatio n which
followed Carey was stru ck by
Sears. T he a r re s t of th e la tte r
was brought about by C arey and a
hearing in Judge O. A. E astm an's
co u rt followed. The case w as first
continued for a week and la ter for
So days in th e hopes of bringing
about an am icable settlem ent.
Mrs. W F. S t-ltm ierer re tu rn e d
T h ursday from Vermilion S. I).,
w here she hud been e a llid by the
serious illness of her m other. The
la tte r has been removed to Mayo
B ro th e rs' hospital in R ochester,
Minn., for fu rth e r treatm en t.
F ian k Rggtm an of A rlington.
Oregon, Is visiting at th s homo of
his b ro th er in law, F ran k G illett.
Mr. E ggitnan w as accom panied to
G resham by Em il llar^uon. also of
A rlington.
Mrs. F ie tta H ibbert is spending
the week w ith a d aughter at Amity
and friends at Dayton, Oregon.
B. M. H ow ell is ill a t his home
on the Pow ell Valley road, suffer
ing from a nervous breakdow n. Ills
son V earl Is driving th e Powell
Valley high school bus du rin g his
fa th e r's illness.
H ildlng Hture of Beverly H ills,
Calif., arrived T hursday by auto for
a w eek's visit w ith his b ro th er and
Bister-in-law , Dr. and Mrs. J. G.
Hture and fam ily. He is spending
p a rt of his tim e with bis m other a t
Ridgefield. W ash
TUESDAY, MAY IS, IWS
ORENHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
PAGE FIGHT
.4 neu- KI j CVN u n -M (n r u v tm .n ,
thirty-fov* dollar», f'atkùiiuid
w ith ja tl» , b la c k ur ru by
cn a m tl
T he leading stylists at the
source o f the w orld’s fash
ion . . . Paris . . . designed
the new PARISIF.NNE se
ries for ELGIN. M adam e
Ajmes (m odu li'), I xnrru>t
and M adam e Jen n y o f
the Paris Grand Couture
have c r e a te d fo r th e
A m erica n w om an tho
smartest watches avail
able anyw here in the
world. T he com plete se
ries now on display.
1+lcalrv’s
Jrtorirp ^torr
Pow ell St.
P h o n e 44
G resh am , O regon
of ca r d riv ers, th e re o u g h t not to
T he Road Ahead.
About tw ice a m onth th e govern be m uch excuse for th e driv er
m ent issues statem en ts covering “who c a n ’t see ah ead ” w hen his
the to tals of autom obile accidents. - victim is tak en eith er to th e em er
You have read the figures of killed gency hospital or th e u n d erta k ers.
and w ounded—figures th a t exceed i Your friend, or neighbor, has such
a device in his car, and you have
in num ber th e casu alties of the doubtless seen th is se m i-tra n sp a r
World w ar. Most accidents occur ent device before his d riv e r's seat,
at n ig h t ,and th e g re a t arm y of the and heard your frien d tell h o w the
dead, due to th e g la re of headlights, pyralin of w hich ft is m ade m akes
“co u ld n 't see,” and "d id n 't see" is it possible for him to drive safely
alm ost beyond belief. Of course, ' and com fortably a t night. The
accidents will happen, but inas- , m oral and th e arg u m en t a re there,
much as th e re are several different and it is your individual duty to be
m akes of p y ralin shields th a t are < able to equip your ca r so th a t you
easily and quickly in stalled in front* may m ake out th e road ahead.
Triple “A” Service Station
At your service with the best of service
lust a Few Cents
and a Few Minutes
At the expenditure of a few cents and the use of a
few m inutes of time you can make worn tables and
other item s of furniture look like new. The secret—
Have you seen the new
ROGERS
Firestone Tires?
BRUSHING
LACQUER
IN AN AGE OF SPEED
D ries w hile you w ait
The telephone leads for it is the only com
m unication system th a t links the entire
nation and perm its you to immediately
complete a transaction regardless of dis
tance.
Special for one week beginning Sat., Mag 12
The telephone gives you
PRIVACY — ACCURACY — SPEED
ECONOMY — CERTAINTY
Q uart size
R egular $2.05
t? 1 7 (1
» p i. 4 3
Q uarter p int
QQz»
R egular 42c.......................... »i»)C
H alf pint
R egular 7 0 c ..
..59c
S S P . 1 , 1 5 .....................
89c
And a RUBBER-SET BBUSH for l«c
O regon T elephone C o .
Gresham
L. L. KIDDER HDWE.
CO.
Paint Headquarters
Phone 1421
Gresham
SPRING TIRE SALE!!
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
We are offering to the Motorists of Gresham the LOWEST PRICES ever quoted
Goodrich Tires and Tubes
PRICES!
PRICES!
G oodrich C om m an der C ords
R eg.
PRICES!
Price
Sale Price
30x3% Cl ........................................................$5.65
29x4.40 SB ...................................................... 7.35
$3.95
4.95
GOODRICH RADIO CORDS
Reg. P rice
30x3 Cl., Reg
$ 8 .1 5
30x3% Cl. Giant
9.00
31x4 SB ................................. 14.15
32x4 SB
14.85
33x4 SB
. 15.65
14x4 SB
. 16.45
32x4'.. SB ............................ 20.25
33x4
SI’.
21.05
34x4'.. S B ......................
21.55
33x5 SB ................................ 26.85
35x5 SB ................................ 28.85
Sale P rice
$ 5.75
6.45
9 95
10.60
11.25
11.70
14.45
14.95
15.35
19.15
20.60
Reg. P rice
29x4.40
30x4.50
29x4.75
30x4.75
30x5.00
31x5.00
30x5.25
31x5.25
30x5.77
32x6.00
33x6.00
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
.......................... $10.05
.......................... 10.85
.......................... 12.60
.......................... 13.15
.......................... 14.15
.......................... 14.65
....................... 15.20
.......................... 17.05
.......................... 19.25
.......................... 19.25
.......................... 20.40
S ale P rice
$ 7.20
7.75
8.95
9.35
10.10
10.45
11.70
12.15
13.75
13.75
14.55
GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORDS
Reg. P rice
Sale P rice
30x3! Cl. Giant.. ..
$ 8.80
.$12 35
31x4 S B ...................
.... 17.35
12.35
32x4 S B ....................
.... 18.40
13.10
O I HER SIZES reduced in proportion
Reg. P rice
Sale P rice
SB ....... ................. $12.20
$ 8.70
SB ....... .................. 13.40
9.65
SB .......
. 15.35
10.95
SB ....... .................. 15.95
11.35
SB ....... .................. 20.20
14.40
SB-....... ................. 20.85
14.85
SB ....... .................. 25.20
17.90
OTHER SIZES reduced in proportion
GOODRICH SILVERTOWN HEAVY DUTY TRUCK TIRES
Reg. P rice
3O\3' Cl. Giant
$15 65
32x4 SB ............
. 22.10
30x5 SB, 6 ply.........
30.15
30x5 SB, 8 ply......... ........... 37.70
Sale P rice
$11 15
15.80
21.55
26.90
Reg. P rice
Sale P rice
32x6 SB. 8 ply for 5-in. rim 49.00
35.15
32x6 SB 10 ply.................... 61.20
43.60
34x7 SB................................ 86.70
61.90
OTHER SIZES reduced in proportion
ALL TUBES REDUCED PROPORTIOXATELY
These are absolutely first quality Goodrich Tires and Tubes
FRESH STOCK
NO S E C O N D S
These Prices S u b ject to C hange If ithout N otice
ED. RUEPPELL’S
12-Mile Service Station
1 M ile N orth o f G resham on B ase Line R oad