Gresham outlook., August 07, 1928, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Pickle Factory Specializes
in ‘Gresham Brand’ Products
Domestic Skill Dra ws Awards
Instructions Given
on Berry Cane Care
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
W W n Will Sponsor p|an ¡s Suggested
Cemetery Clean-up
r r • p
F
i
tor rair Grounds
One of th e choicest d isplays of i A. W inters, 2d Marvel L. Hill,
Citizens of G resham and vicinity
th e county fair th is year w as th a t
W hite E m broidery— 1st Mrs. W
who
have so severely criticized the
Cane b erry g ro w ers w ill need to
of th e dom estic science d ep a rt- ! A. Boysbon, 2d Mrs. W. A. W inters.
Never in the history of the M ult­
m ent u nder t h e s . m e r v i s i n , , o f M r . I
Crochet—1st Mrs L. B. , give th e ir fields special atten tio n at condition of the G resham cem etery nomah county fair
w ere the
An e n te rp rise located in G resham T he next w om an seals them by m e u i u nuer tn< supervision of Mis. I S ilverstein. 2d Mrs S. B. G uerin. : th is tim e if th e canes a re to be in and have said again and again th a t
P earl Mack, assisted by Mrs. P.
grounds
arran
g
e
d
m
ore
a ttra c tiv e ­
Nut S p e c ifie d — 1st M rs. A. H. F.
. w hich is forging ahead and des­ vacuum , w hile th e next labels them , Brockway. T he aw ard s follow :
the best sh ap e to w ith stan d w inter “som ething ought to be done about
W alkins, 2d Mrs. S. B G uerin.
ly or used to b etter advantage th an
it,
will
have
the
o
p
p
ortunity
next
conditions, according to a le tte r to
tined to becom e one of the live in ­ "G resham B ran d ”, afte r w hich they
Towels
*
Friday to actively p articip a te in the for this year s recent fair. The lo­
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
are packed in fibre cases, and still
P air E m broidered in W hite— 1st th e g ro w ers from D. E. Towle, m an ­
d u strie s of th e n o rth w est is the
in
itial move to bring about much cation of the new buildings is ad ­
la te r the boxes stenciled, “G resh ­
Mrs. Genieve N icholson, 2d Mrs. a g e r of th e B erry G row ers Packing
Club Work Made Flowers
b ranch p lant of the C alifornia Con­ am B ran d ”.
needed im provem ents, w hich it is m irable and to S. B. H all and other
i com pany. T he le tte r follow s:
Oregon club display needlew ork}
hoped
will resu lt in som e p erm a- , n,^® berg of ,h e building com m ittee.
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broidered.
serving com pany, know n as the
W hile it is tru e th a t labeling th e 5oVca.S c i ^ l e ^ M ’f o u is e Home
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M r^ G e n iev e
"T he b erry harvest is n early over
nent
arran
g em en t for th e up keep acting u nder the advice and coop­
ja
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and
boxes
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ith
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Oregon P ickle & C anning com pany,
and th e next move is to p ut the
eratio n of the county com m ission­
D isplay
. u u . v . u u a i - x s i Mrs. ' P a lr T a tting T rim _ l s t Lulu
young canes in th e w ires and sow of the cem etery. The o p p o rtu n ity
th e h e a d q u arte rs of w hich in O re­ G resham w ill n ot im prove the W. A. Boysbon, 2d Mrs. W. A. Win
ers. m uch credit is due. These
I Moody.
is
offered
by
the
w
om
en's
au
x
iliary
th e cover crop of vetch. It is very
gon a re located here. T he efforts qu ality of the pickles, it is equally te r s - 3(1 Maude M. A ldrich.
buildings
a re of a fine, usable, per­
tru e th a t it will ,n no way im p air [ t ^ l ^ ^ ' V r s T V r U c h e,," ie S aH
im p o rtan t to sow the cover crop of the A m erican Legion, w hich is
of th e local com pany have spelled
m anent type .and it ig said th e re
planning
to
u
n
d
erta
k
e
th
is
civic
I
Y arn
F low ers — 1st Mrs
E
PlUr Cut W ork~ ls t Mrg- W. A. ea rly to in su re an early fall and project
p ro gression from the first. The th e ir flavor and w ill go fa r to w ard
' " a re none b etter for th eir purpose.
} W inters.
w inter grow th of vetch and reta rd
p la n t has been enlarged several p lacing G resham on the m ap as th e j B artsch .
A
call
has
been
issued
by
th
e
of-
1 The
vlf,i,ed »‘her fairs
seat of a rap id ly developing in-
R ubber F low ers — 1st Louise [ a I .“i"
’ j‘ f p
E ll a S ' th e grow th of th e canes to prevent
tim es as expansion becam e neces­ (iustry
and profited by th eir investigations.
Home, 2d Louise Home.
i-arsn, _<i Mrs. L. B. Larsh.
fleers
of
the
au
x
iliary
to
all
who
fall fru itin g and w inter kill. It is
sa ry and is now to undergo changes
S ilk F low ers— 1st and 2d. Louise
Aprons and N ightgowns
will help to assem ble a t the cem e­ They also saved the county money
w hich will considerably increase
Ow’ing to th e late season cucum - Home.
Apron Crochet T rim —1st Mrs. A. not a good policy to cut out th e old
tery
F riday aftern o o n at 4 o'clock and did not sacrifice in quality,
canes un til w inter as it s ta rts a
th e business and eventually the bers have been ta rd y in com ing in, , " ax F low ers— 1st Louise Home, I R- Mann.
capacity or stability.
but are arriv in g now a t n ro b ih lv 2d Mrg- v - E - Ellis.
I Apron Colored Em broidery— 1st new set of young canes th a t you with s c y th e s , sickles, rakes, shov­
payroll.
The building program on the fair
* r. ,, ,
.
,
Probably
P ap er F ,ow ers_ la t M„
y E Mavvei L. Hill, 2d Mrs. Daisy Miller w ill have to cut out la ter and it is els and o th er necessary tools, p re ­
An addition, 60 x 70 feet in size, the ra te of a ton a day. At th e ElHs, 2d Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein.
, Apron not Specified— 1st Miss
grounds
of th e past th re e y ears is
also a w aste of a set of cane buds. pared to spend several h ours in
w ill lie sta rte d im m ediately on the M onitor p la n t th ey a re tak in g in
a credit to the county and this lo­
F lo w ers not specified— 1st and 2d. Doris H artsh o rn e, 2d Je n n ie Saw -
cleaning
out
tangled
b
riers
and
By m assing a ll of the can es in the
tell.
Louise Home.
cality and puts the fair well on its
n o rth ea st co rn e r of th e p resent m ore th an th a t am ount.
Nightgowii, Colored E m broidery ' w ires they p rotect one an o th er weeds and m aking g en eral im ­
Centerpieces
In a recent interview w ith Mrs.
building, to house the new sa u e r­
feet so far as reg ard s buildings
,,8t S,I r »' l~ isy Mi*ler.
i m ore d u rin g th e w inter a g a in st ex- provem ents. It is expected th a t
Eyelet em broidery— 1st Mrs A
and equipm ent.
k ra u t and dill pickle departm ent. Gotham , who is g ettin g th e g lass H. W alkin.
each will bring a bask et lunch for
B
artsch,e
2d
Mrs!
L.
B*
SlWerstelm
I
trem
e
fro8t
a,,d
tee
s
t,u
m
s
-
So
do
T he old building w here the k ra u t canning process u n d er w ay here.
T here are now other con sid era­
F re n ch E m proidery— 1st Mrs. H.
F ancy Bags
' ’bis w ork at once and get th e cover. th e evening m eal, for w hich the tions th a t should have as careful
and dill pickle operatio n s w ere c a r ­ she says th a t H ayw ard has th e E- C hristofferson, 2d Mrs. A. H. F.
women
of
the
au
x
iliary
will
fu
rn
­
Bag. Beaded, Knit or Crochet— c r °P grow ing.
ried on w ill be razed to m ake way la rg e st pickle and ca tsu p p lan t W alkins.
atten tio n of both the fair board
Colored E m broidery — 1st Mrs. 1st Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein, 2d Jen n ie
"It is not necessary to plow or ish coffee.
for th e addition, w hich w ill be of w est of Chicago. More th a n 10,000 H ester W ard, 2d Mrs. Nancy C hris- ! Saw tell.
and the county board as has the
It is hoped by th e wometi th a t
cu ltiv ate before sow ing th e vetch
building needs.
mill co n stru c tio n and m ade so as boxes of tomatoeB a re m ade into tianson
Bag, T ap estry , Cross S titch — 1st
if you use th e single disc d rill as many will tu rn out to help w ith
C rochet T rim — 1st Mrs. A. R. Mrs. A. R. Mann.
to m atch up w ith th e rem ain d er of catsup daily a t th e H ayw ard p la n t
A recen t statem en t made by
R. th e re is enough loose ea rth in m ost work, and th a t they may have th e j County Com m issioner
Bag not specified—1st Mrs
th e building. T his d ep a rtm en t of d uring the busy season. Clifford Maun, 2d Mrs. Ida O’Neal.
Clay S.
assistan
ce
of
as
m
any
men
as
pos­
Cross S titch — 1st M arvel L. Hill. Mann, 2d Mrs. O scar W alin.
i fields to bury th e seed in and vetch
th e factory w ill be in charg e of F all, form erly of G resham , has the
Morse p resen ts the situation very
Cut W ork—1st Mrs. W. A. Boys-
I does best on a firm seed bed and sible to do the heavier work. The clearly and fairly. He has been
Infants’ Garments
Joseph P aus who recently arrived position of w arehouse d ep a rtm en t bon, 2d Mrs. W. A. Boysbon.
1st L ulu R. Moody.
th e single disc drill will go deep appeal is made to all. Old se ttle rs quoted in the O regonian but in one
m
anager
a
t
th
e
H
ayw
ard
p
lant.
,
H
ard
an
g
er—
1st
Mrs.
C.
L.
Eng-
from th e m ain p la n t of the C ali­
D ress, Colored E m broidery— 1st
enough to cover the seed at th e de­ and m em bers of pioneer fam ilies, point a m isstatm ent was made. Mr.
fornia C onserving com pany a t H ay­ T here a re now 26 p ersons on th e
Not specified — 1st Mrs. Ida j Marvel L. Hill.
sired depth and the first show ers of who have relativ es or friends in the M orse's statem en t is as follow s:
Rom
pers
E
m
broidered—
1st
Mrs.
w ard.
payroll of th e G resham bran ch , of O’N eal, 2d Mrs. George E. Ross,
L. B. S ilverstein.
rain
will give it a good s ta rt. The cem etery plot, will need no o th er
F or th e first tim e in the history w hich Ray H. L uethe is su p erin -
Card T able Cover— 1st Mrs. L. B.
"The M ultnom ah County F air a s ­
Bootees C rochet—1st Mrs. Ida office is p rep ared to fu rn ish seed, appeal than the need for action.
ten
d
en
t
1
S
ilv
erstein
,
2d
Miss
D
oris
H
a
rts-
of the local p la n t th e canning of
sociation hus acquired during the
O'Neal, 2d Mrs. A. II. F. W alkins.
Newer
resid
en
ts
of
G
resham
who
1 borne.
also drills.
last few y ears about 54 ac re s of
pickles in g lass ja rs is beginning.
Cap— 1st Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein.
T he d ep artm en t heads of th e Cal-
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Luncheon Sets
"T h e next question is one of fe r­ have no In terest excepting civic ground in th e city lim its of G resh­
Pillow
—
1st
L
illian
Roberts,
2d
Mrs. Olive G otham , for th e past 21 „
ifo rn ia C onserving com pany liter-
Colored E m broidery— 1st Mrs. S. Mrs. W. A. Boysbon.
tilizing, and in checking over our pride a re also asked to p articip a te am on which they have constructed
y ea rs m an ag er of the glass canning a lly v fy over th e co u n try in th e ir B. G uerin, 2d Marvel L. Hill,
a group of buildings, gran d stan d
C arriag e Robe— 1st Mrs. L. B. S il­ m em bers yields we find yields of in th e work.
and race track.
d ep a rtm en t of th e H ayw ard plant, effort to keep th in g s moving sa tis- 1 " b ite E m broidery — 1st Mrs.
verstein.
The cem etery plot w as deeded
C u th b erts of four tons p er acre
S e v e r a l y ears ago th e legislatu re
F abric P ainting
is here from C alifornia for two factorily. M. E. W angenheim vice | ^ , “ ^ 1 NiCh0l8On’ “ MF8’ W ’ A
S carf— 1st Mrs. W. A. Luce, 2d grow n by our m em bers who fer m any years ago to School D istrict passed a law, which provides for a
w eeks to give m inute in stru c tio n s president of the C alifornia concern, I C ro ch et T rim — 1st Mrs. A. R.
Mrs. W. A. Luce.
tilized m ost liberully. H ave you No. 4, th e G resham d istric t, for free levy of one-tw entieth of a mill a n ­
to women em ployes reg ard in g the M. S tea rn s g en e ral p u rch asin g Mann, 2d Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein,
H andkerchief— 1st and 2d, Mrs.
nually on the assessed valuation of
stopped
to co nsider th a t th e differ use of the resid en ts of th e d istrict. M ultnomah county, for the p u r­
can n ing of d ills and sours in Ma­ agent and C. F. R oberts g en eral su- _.A P P ” *Iue T rim 1st M rs.a L.
W. A. Luce.
S ilv erstein , 2d Mrs. Geo. E. Itoss.
No
funds
from
lot
holders
accrued
ence
in
cost
betw
een
a
crop
of
two
pose of co n stru ctin g new buildings
Pillow — 1st Miss D oris H arts-
son q u a rt ja rs . F o u r ca rlo ad s of perin ten d en t, have been G resham
pjot Specified— 1st Mrs. A. H. F. hom e.
an d four tons per ac re is only the to th e d istric t, and no way has and m odernizing tho facilities. The
em pties a re com ing in w hich will v isitors for the p ast few days. They W alkins, 2d Mrs. W. A. Boysbon.
Children’s Garments
; h arv e st cost. If th is h arv e st cost been found by w hich the d istric t moneys accruing from th is levy
be filled as rapidly as possible, m ade the trip from San F ra n cisc o } D inner Set not over 54 inches—
have am ounted to about $50,000 and
C hild's D ress,W hite — 1st Mrs.
is say th ree cen ts per pound and could m ain tain the cem etery. In have been spent for an a g ric u ltu ra l
tw o carlo ad s of dills and tw o of to P o rtlan d by a irp la n e and c o n - I l s L??5g- R- T eg a rt
John Eggim an.
early
days
th
e
neighbors
g
athered
•
,
.
.
.
.,
,
.
,
,
T
able
Set
of
Doilies—
1st
Mrs.
W.
Mrs.
!
’he
s
a
le
value
of
th
e
b
erries
exhibit building, boys and g irls club
A rticles not specified— 1st
so u r pickles, on o rd ers received sider th is m ethod of trav el seconc A. W inters, 2d Mrs. Geo. E. Ross,
W. A. Boysbon. 2d Mrs. P. A ndersen seven cents, you have an e x tra re occasionally to clean up the plot exhibit, gru n dstand, horse burns,
som e tim e ago. A m a tte r of inter to none. Mrs. G otham had th e ob-
Buffet Sets
Boy's S u i t - 1st E th e l M. Irving. tu r n of $160 p e r , cre
„ you ,n and p lan t sh ru b s and flowers. Few cattle b arn s and m achinery build­
est concerning th is order and su b ­ p o rtu n ity to fly to P o rtlan d , b u t as
E yelet E m broidery— 1st E th el M.
A pron E m broidered’ - l . t G ert- Ve8ted ,4 ° p er ac re ln v e ttb ’ "heep in term en ts are m ade in th e cem e­ ing. These stru c tu re s are a credit
to any In stitu tion of this kind, are
seq u en t ones is th a t the bo ttles will her husband does not sh a re h er en- Irving.
F ren ch E m broidery— 1st E th el M. rude W ard, 2d Blanche Macho.
guano, p h o sp h ate and p otash you tery in recen t y ea rs and no ad e­ well designed and perm anent.
be labeled, "G resham B rand.” It thusiasm as to av iation, she decided
i Irv in g , 2d Mrs. Genieve Nicholson.
"Some m onths ago th e board of
C enterpiece E m broidered — 1st} would still have a net gain of $120 qu ate w ork has been done to keep
is expected la te r to en larg e th is to com e by autom obile.
C rochet T rim — 1st Mrs. A. R. \ e ra Styles, 2d A lice K id d er.
I p er ac re over th e grow er who pro it in good condition.
county com m issioners realized that
d ep a rtm en t and pack oth er ja rs as
Mann, 2d Mrs. S. B. G uerin.
while the M ultnomah county fair
I (,uce<* o n ,y ’wo tons per acre, and
Cross S titch T rim — 1st Mrs. L. B. Nicholson
w ell as Mason q u a rts w ith the
has alw ays been conducted ns a
S w itzerland, w ith a population of
HEX
M
IAH
CONFESSES
S
ilverstein.
L unch Cloth— 1st V era Styles, 2d j th e av erag e yield of red rasp b e r
public in stitu tion, steps should be
G resham brand of product. W illiam nearly four m illion people and a
KILLING HIS FK IEM ) taken to p rotect the investm ent of
Colored E m broidery—1st Mrs. A. D orotha Sunday,
ries does not exceed fwo to n s per
Gotham drove to G resham w ith his telephone developm ent of 225,000 R. M ann. 2d Mrs. T egart.
D resser S carf— 1st Mary Nlchol acre. So you should striv e to in
Rex Mead, 15-year-old self co n ­ public m oneys levied p u rsu an t to
wife from C alifornia and su p e rin ­ in stru m e n ts, is th e n in th E uro p ean
Cut W ork— 1st E thel M. Irving, son, 2d D orothy R oberts.
,
, u
j
fessed slay er of his benefactor law for th e p articu la r purpose of
2d
Mrs.
S.
B.
G
uerin.
N
ig
h
tg
o
w
n
-
ls
t
Dffrotba
Sunday,
I
c
r,“ase
your
ylel,,s
a,ld
th
ereb
y
re-
tended th e in stallatio n of th e new nation to be connected by telephone
co n stru ctin g p erm anent buildings
Not Specified— 1st Mrs. A. R. 2d Vera Styles.
duce th e cost of production and E phraim D. Dewey, who w as taken on the lauds referred to, and to this
can n in g line.
w ith th is side of th e A tlantic. It Mann, 2d Mrs. R obert P eshail.
W ork not specified— 1st Mary m ake a profit even if prices are into custody at R eedsport, Oregon, end a conference w as arran g ed
The canning of pickles in glass only costs $49.50 to ta lk to som e­
Bedroom Linen
Nicholson, 2d Lois B artsch .
¡ow
early F riday morning, lias been w ith the d irec to rs of th e fair asso­
bottles req u ires a som ew hat differ­ one in S w itzerland for th ree m in ­
Colored E m b ro id ery — 1st Mrs.
Bug!»
..The early fall ap p licatio n of form ally charged w ith first de­ ciation, who readily indicated a
en t procedure from th e old m ethod utes— th a t is, from New York, and David S tabler.
w illingness to vest the title to the
Braided— 1st Mrs. S. C. F letch er,
C rochet E n tire— 1st Mrs. Knope, 2d Mrs. C. A hlquist.
an im al fertilizer is thought best by gree m u rd er and Is being given his p roperty in th e county.
of packing in tins. Tw elve ja rs are more, of course, from Oregon.
2d Maude M. A ldrich.
Hand Woven w ith Y arn— 1st Mrg. our m ost successful g ro w ers and p relim inary hearin g tills afternoon
“Since it Is not th e Intention
placedJkin a ra c k and w ith one
Not Specified— 1st Mrs. E. O. Mary Tracy.
th is being tru e we should tak e de before D istrict Ju d g e H endrickson th a t the board of county com m is­
m o v ^ fln it of th e hand on a lever
It is estim ated th a t a t th e end of Steen, 2d Mrs. H. E. C hristofferson
Hooked R ugs— 1st Mrs. M. T aylor, livery of sheep guano at once.
sio n ers should conduct the annual
in P ortland.
are afT fcashed a t once. They are 1927 th e re w ere 18,500,000 te le ­
C hild's B edspread— 1st Mrs. Os­ 2d Mrs. M. T aylor.
fairs, legislation will be necessary
If
his
relativ
es
are
unahle
to
p
ro
­
ca
r
W
alin,
2d
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
E
ggim
an.
"A
ttention
is
called
to
an
ad
­
th en ca rrie d along on a conveyor phones in the U nited S tates, 60 per
Crochet Rugs — 1st Lulu R.
to provide the m achinery by which
vide
defense
for
th
e
lad,
the
co
u
rt
D resser S carf
Moody, 2d Mrs. John E. How ard.
the succeeding bourds will be o r­
v ertisem en t in th is Issue co n cern ­
and filled w ith the cucum bers cent of the w o rld 's in stru m en ts.
E y elet E m broidery — 1st Mrs.
Quilts
ing fuel of all kinds and fertilizer will appoint an atto rn ey to re p re ­ ganized and this agreem ent then
w hich have been previously pro ­ They a re in creasin g in num ber a t I Genieve
N icholson, 2d E th el M.
will serve as a d eclaration of in­
1st Mrs. F. W. Fieldhouse.
w hich a re handled by the b erry o r­ sent him, according to Jialg e Hen- tent.
cessed in th e ta n k s. T he ja r s are th e ra te of 750,000 a year, and the Irving.
Q uilt not specified— 1st Mrs. M. J.
drickson.
ganization."
Colored E m broidery— 1st Mrs. W. Onslow.
th en passed on to an o th er w orker fo re ca st is m ade th a t a t th e be­
T he county will be obliged to as-
I he boy is ap p a ren tly so rry for sum e a m ortgage of about $32,000
who fills th e dills w ith a dill p rep ­ ginning of 1930 m ore th an 20,000,- j A. W in ters, 2d Mrs. E. M ueller.
P atch W ork Quilt, w ork of ladies
Cut W ork Emb.— 1st Mrs. W. over 65— 1st Mrs. F. W. Fieldhouse,
Fuel and Fertilizer at Cannery. his p a rt in th e trag ed y and m ade on the property, which is to be the
a ra tio n and th e sours w ith vinegar. ooo telephones will be in use.
A. W inters, 2d Mrs. W. A. Boysbon. 2d Mrs. F lo ra T hayer.
the statem en t to re p o rte rs th a t he ! ""•X con sid eration for th e tra n sfe r
We have secured a supply of
C rochet T rim —1st Mrs. L. B. S il­
. . . ,
.
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and th is legislation then m ust also
Braided R ug—1st Mrs. C. A hl­ first-class No. 1 bone dry guano for .......,
would not do it again. H e is d e - . provl(,p fo|, , he accum ulatlon of
v erstein , 2d Mrs. Nancy C h ristian ­ quist.
delivery at once a t a very rea so n ­ scribed as a slen d er, d ark-skinned th is money, which will require
son.
C enterpiece E m broidered — 1st '
A pplique T rim —1st Mrs. L. B. Mrs. A. R. Mann, 2d Mrs. B erth a ; able price. S am ples can be seen sober cliaii
chap and n not
ot a at t all in- I m ore th an one y e a r's levy under
at th e office and prices quoted. We
S ilverstein.
the present m illage to re tire th is
Marx.
lined
to
be
hard-boiled.
can extend cre d it to m em bers. Or-
F ilet T rim — 1st Mrs. Jo h n E g g i­
obligation.
Best Piece C rochet— 1st Mrs. A. i der now and ta k e delivery at once
He calm ly related th e fatal
man, 2d Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein.
"W hen th is is accom plished and
R. Mann, 2d Mrs. B erth a Marx.
before th e ra in s s ta rt and avoid shooting affray in u dazed, sullen title to the p roperty secured, It has
T attin g T rim — 1st Mrs. A. D.
Best Piece T attin g — 1st Mrs. A. buying w ater.
Camp, 2d Mrs. S. B. Splaw n.
m anner, his sto ry differing som e­ been proposed to add oth er facili­
R. Mann, 2d Mrs. Em m a Thom as.
Cross S titch , 1st Louise Home, 2d
Lay In your w in te r’s supply of
H and Made Lace— 1st Mrs. A. R.
w hat from sta te m en ts he had made ties, which can be utilized th ro u g h ­
Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein.
fuel
now
before
the
ra
in
s
sta
rt.
out the year as well as to enlarge
Mann.
Eugene.
Vanity Sets
tlie scope and educational features
Best W eaving — 1st Mrs. Ida We have a lim ited supply of old
grow
th
fir
of
No.
1
quality,
also
dry
E hpraim Dewey, a m an of 60, of th e fair itself.
Colored E m broidery— 1st Mrs. L. } O'Neal.
B. S ilv erstein .
; F ancy W ork not specified— 1st sla*’W<><’d. also fiasco b riq u ets, and was shot th ro u g h th e back of th e 1 it is suggested th a t the Ameri-
C rochet T rim — 1st Mrs. A. R. Mrs. Emma Olby, 2d Lulu R W yoming n ut and large lum p coal neck W ednesday noon w hile sittin g I i can Legion a t G resham could m ake
E ffective F rid a y , A u g u st 10, 1928, th e c u rr e n t
Mann, 2d Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein.
Moody.
a t « very rea so n ab le price If dellv-
. use of such facilities for re g u la r
issue of $6.00 F irs t P re fe rre d S tock of th e P o r t­
a t ids dinner table in bis sm all : h ea d q u arte rs and post functions,
T inting and E m broidery — 1st
Canned F ru its
m ade from car.
land E le c tric P o w er C om pany, will be adv an ced
Miss D oris H artsh o rn e.
L o g an b erries— 1st Mrs. Jo h n Eg
We have tw o g rain d rills w hich house on the Rockwood road south j ®fid the city of G resham and the
gim an, 2d Mrs. E. B artsch , 3d we re n t for $1 a day. We also have of the Base Line. He had m ade of ««rrounding co u n try could have
Pillow Slips
in price
public
m eetings
and
concerts
I vetch seed for %ale.
F ren ch E m broidery — 1st Mrs. ! A rth u r Paviolll.
him self a friend and pal to the | th
ro u g h o u t th e year, and accommo-
Genieve N icholson, 2d Mrs. W A.
R a sp b erries—1st Mrs. A. D. >
n. E. TOWLE, M anager
w ayw anl hoy w ith th e hope of lead- dations would be provided for the
W inters.
Camp, 2d Mrs. Geo. R. Schaffer, 3d
B erry G row ers Packing Co.
I larg er functions of the county
Eyelet E m broidery— 1st E thel M Mrs. E. B artsch.
Adv,
G resham , Ore. ing him to a life of usefulness.
G ooseberries— 1st Mrs. B a rts c h ,}
— — ------------
Irving, 2d Mrs. W. A. W inters.
When questioned F rid a y th e boy granges.
“T he g rounds could be beautified
D V
I
xi
C rochet T rim —1st E lla 8. L arsh 2d Mrs. Jo h n Eggim an.
adm itted th a t Dewey had alw ays and used as a public park and rec­
B lackberrii
1st Mrs. B artsch,
Ix U D y U lin C tlO n
| j 2d Mrs. Jo h n Eggim an.
treated him rig h t. C oncerning the reatio n cen ter by the people of th a t
Colored E m broidery -1 st L illian '3 d Ml-, .lohn E- giman.
G eorge S w ag g ert recently suf-
events leading up to th e shooting, vicinity so th a t value received
I R oberts, 2d .Mrs. W. A. W inters.
S tra w b erries — 1st Mrs. John fered a second
T w o y e a rs ag o th is stock w as first offered to
p araly tic stro k e
j A pplique T rim — 1st Louise Home, } Eggim an, 2d Mrs. E. B artsch , 3d
he said th a t Dewey had adm onished would be re tu rn e d to m any of those
th e public a t $90.00 p er s h a re , but th e s te a d ily
which left him h elpless and bed- .
.
. 1 w*>o have co n tributed financially in
! 2d Mrs. Daisy M iller.
j Mrs. Geo. R. Scnaffer.
( fast. He is being cared for at |jis him to quit playing and go to ' jt8 creatio n , and a continuous use
Cut W ork— 1st Mrs. W. A. Win-
Plum s— 1st Mrs. E. B artsch.
g ro w in g d e m a n d fo r it on th e p a rt of th e in v e st-
{te rs, 2d E thel M. Irving.
P ears 1st Mrs. G. R. 8chaffer.
by his d au g h ter Mrs. E th el work. T h a t m ade him angry and can be developed if th e Im prove-
• in g public h a s re su lte d in th re e su ccessive a d ­
he determ ined on revenge. ' F ear of n>''nts th a t are to follow are prop-
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N o t S p i« He d
1-1 M r -
A li F 2d Mrs. Jo h n E ggim an.
P eaches— 1st Ida B. K reuder, 2d
Owing to Mr. Swag- Dewey telling his ste p fa th e r of the j erly , <*e*‘K»*’*J »X
addition of
W alkins, 2d Mrs. 8. J. F eath ers.
v an ces in price.
.
| g ard en s, ch ild ren s playground ap-
Mrs. Jo h n Eggim an, 3d Mrs. A nna g e rt's declining years, his condition
Table Runner
boy
s
laziness
and
his
possible
re-
p
ara
tu
s
and
sw
im
m
ing
tan k s. It
is held m ore grave.
Colored E m broidery— 1st Mrs. A. M. L undquist.
movai
to
the
reform
school
were
may
be
possible
also
to
provide a
w
L
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l8
t,
Mr8,’
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B
a
n
8Ci-
a
Mr"
Wn)
«
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"'«•y
«nd
Mrs.
R.
R. Mann, 2d Mrs. D aisy Miller.
C h e rr lo 1st Mr- B a rts c h ,1,..
facto rs th a t d irectly led to the la nding field for airp lan es w ithin
At the new price of $»8.00 per share, this stock
T atted T rim —1st Mrs. E. B artsch 2d W hite
Mi- Anna M. L undquist. 3.1 K *ser and d au g h ter Shirley re tu rn - shooting.
' th e race tra c k by lengthening the
C r o c h e t T r im — Qit Mrs. C. L.
yields a net return of 6.12 per cent.
1 tra c k som ew hat.”
ed from St. M artins hot sp rin g s
E ngland, 2d Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein. Mrs. John Eggim an.
Young
Mead
bad
reached th e
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Black C herries— 1st Mrs. B artsch . J Sunday. They w ent th e re for Mrs.
Cut W ork— 1st Mrs. W. A. Boys-
seventh g rad e In bis studies in
Now is a good tim e to subscribe
2d Mrs. A nna M. L undquist.
bou, E thel M. Irving.
K
aser’s
h
ealth
,
which
seem
s
to
for the Outlook. Look ahead. Get
SU Jars different kinds— 1st Mrs.
P o rtlan d s nools.
Not Specified— 1st Mrs. C lara
have been g rea tly benefited by the
the local new s, com m unity news
A nna M. Lundquist.
[ S chm ierer.
and money saving ads. Tw ice a
hot m ineral baths.
( a im e d l e g e t « hies
Pillows
Building for Sale.
week. Tw ice as good. Tw ice a
Silk E m b ro id ery — 1st Mrs. A. J. j Corn— 1st Mrs. E. B artsch.
Ew ald Norby retu rn ed to bis
Did Cedar schoolhouse Dlst. 19 dollar.
S trin g Beans— 1st Mrs. A nna M. hom e a few days ago a fte r a
Welp, 2d Mrs. E. B artsch.
P rice $75. B uilding m u st be moved
C ross S titc h —1st M arvel L. Hill. L undquist, 2d Ida B. K reu d er, 3d lengthy stay In Stockton, Calif.
A ugust 25, 1928. W. L. R hoades,
F ilet C rochet— 1st Mrs. H arry •v>r s - John Eggim an.
R R ner, Clerk.
Tom atoes— 1st Ida B. K reuder, I Ew ald com pleted his high achool '
Brooks. 2d Mrs. Em m a Olby.
i g
h
_____________
P orch P illow — 1st Mrs. E. Muel- 2d Mrs. A nna M. L u n dquist, 3d j work In S tockton w ith very h
M Bab'y’BneetEs - i ” “ Mrs E B a rts c h ,'
Hp<' nt
,b i"
*•■««"» ( leaning.
| ler, 2d Mrs. Em m a Olby.
1LECTRIC STORC
ELECTRIC B ldg
T u e s d a y , A u g u s t 7, I p. m , O re s h a m
Applique— 1st M arvel L. H ill.
,in ” * o rk l,|k »t th e I Iggly W iggly
For ex p ert window cleaning it»
h“ 11' F r e e p o u ltr y le c tu ra a n d
PO RTLAND
Boudoir— 1st L illian R oberts, 2d 2d Mrs. Anna M L undquist.
OREGON
Baby C arro ts— 1st Mrs B artsch, sto re at th a t place.
S. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers with J.
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i Je a n K eilet.
Anna M. L undquist.
Word conies from M r a n d M r s Ross Brown, O resham , phone 2501
T b u r s d a jr. A u g u s t ».— J o in t p ic n ic o f
Q uilted— 1st Mrs. L. B. L arsh , 2d 2d C Mrs.
o u n t 'd !»»• t
l « t V lr -
It u r t a r h
...
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huK t»d a n d C o t t r e ll Bt'hooki a t I>o d <r
Division Offices at
E lla S. L arsh.
Sd M? John Egg,m an
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Not Specified— 1st Mrs. W. A.
Salem. Oregon City, H illsboro, G resham . St. H elens,
REGULAR
MEETING
Mixed V e g e t a b i . s 1 -, M rs . Anna ,o r A laska ' I, at , I,. •>
, v ..| - ,,i. , y
v
it m
a i s i i . M i of
,,r
i , , lo
, | . anup of
Boysbon, 2d Je n n ie S aw tell.
Gresham Lodge I. O. O. F.. ! Ot*rta“ cemetery
and St. Johns. Oregon, and V ancouver, W ash.
2d Id a B. K reu d ’ i Mid bad a lovely trip . Mrs. Stens-
Two Handkerchiefs
_ M. . , L
, undquist,
_ _
lam t says th e scen ery Is Bne and Xo. 126, Thursday «renine, August ..’X!’*“* Keeping.
T atth tg T rim — ls l Lulu R. M oody,,
E i i t rt*ch, UI a
17.
, a t p le a s a n t H o m « M e th o d is t c h u rc h .
¡2d Lulu R. Moody.
-Si» Jars different kind -1st Mrs
haR {.„joyp,) j,,,,. (r(p so tar
9, 1928.^ Work In second degree.
Friday
Evening, August 24.—Ice
Colored E m broidery—1st Mrs. W.
ROY H GIBBS, Secretary.
Centlneed en page «
she p refers Oregon for a home.
cream social, Pleasant Home Methodist
R. T. STEFFAN8ON, N. O.
I church.
To the Public
From S96 to $98 per share
PORTLAND
COMPANY