G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. IS, NO. <3
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. IMS
County Fair Assn.
BUILDING PROG ; ram Outlook Free Electric Cooking
1 problem th a t is param o u n t to all
Church Services City Caucus Tonight
Elects 20 Directors » ^ . S S T S S i
School, ' ' 18-19-20, J Grange Hall »sent tim e, 4^2252
«2
May Develop Contests
The vision which some have had of
l i< ase give th is inat- METHODISTS TO
a new en tra n ce and belfry is in th e j T,le G resham Outlook has m ade econom ics dep artm en t. 1924. She te r 8erlou8 consideration and u n ­
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M e th o d is ts
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Some difficulty w as experienced
USE AUDITORIUM
of becoming
an Wedne's-
accom - I i arran
w i,h
ith th e P o rtlan d ' s experienced ami very capable.
*ess Z00 van b gure It so as to
T he city caucus for the nom ina­
The services at th e Methodist
plished fact.
Tuesday and
‘ g e m en ts w
la st night in getting a m ajority of course
T hese d em o n stratio n s a re of a j I’ro sP»‘r w ithout a g ric u ltu ra l pros- ch u rch will be held in the m ain a u ­ tion of th e officers and councilm en
sh a re s of stock represen ted but day of th is week Joe Caldo, Win. E le ctric Pow er com pany to hold in
very p opular c h a racter and a re j Pe r ity please lend a hand.
ditorium for the first tim e since the for election on November 6, will be
w hen It w as secured th e M ultno­ Caldo and Oliver Oill w ith Alfred G resham a free cooking school, i
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m ade helpful to
h ousekeepers ' P lease ta k e notice th a t th is a rti-
Sloop
as
a
s
sista
n
t
and
d
irecto
r
w ork of re-building began. T here held tonight at the city hall. T here
m ah County F air association elect­ built the foundation form s and T he d ates chosen a re T h u rsd ay ,j w hatever th e ir cooking a rra n g e -
' s n° t of a p a rtisa n giolitlcal
will be not m ore th an four candi­
ed 20 directo rs for the ensuing poured^the
s^ ow" i F riday and S atu rd ay , O ctober 18. m ents.
n a tu re and th at a ll m em bers and yet rem ains considerable w ork to
year. R eports w ere read and v a ri­ w ork w ill be the"ord0er of th e ^ la y 19 and 20’ alld the place is th ,‘ i The g ran g e h all is easily accesi- o th e rs who have d rain ag e prob- be done in com pleting th e room, dates put in nom ination for each
and the new pews a re not yet in of th e offices of mayor, recorder,
ous m a tte rs w ere presented espec­
tre a su re r ami th re e councilm en.
S aturday.
g ran g e h all on Pow ell street. The : ble, com m odious and p leasan t and | Ictus to solve should atten d a m eet-
,
ially p ertain in g to th e ca re of the
The Ladies Aid society m et at th e | d em o n stratio n s w ill be m ade on an i should be filled each day. It is i»g a t the can n ery office at 7 p. nt. place, b u t th e work has reached
Chas. Cleveland, th e
p resent
I th e point w here it seem s possible mayor, who has served two term s,
grounds.
home of Mrs. M artin L en n artz electric ran g e of th e m ost m odern . im p o rtan t th a t those in te reste d I Monday, O ctober 8, w hen S. B. H all
I to use th e room for w orship. The will probably be entered again w ith
A ccording to a plan adopted p re ­ the'unnuiU e^ec/lon'i'f ' ffi w ork a n ‘* type by Miss D orothy H ubbs, who | plan to atten d each day to secu re j will be pleased to consider
the pastor is to preach on th e word, possible opposition from Russell
viously, five directors, constitu tin g
cers. . rs. ¡s a g rad u a te of th e O. S. C. home | the g re a te st benefit.
d rain ag e problem .
Akin, councilm an, for the m ayor-
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"Thou." T his service is at 11 and ality. Although a few nam es have
th e finance committee," hold over. L ennartz w as re-elected president,
Mrs. Emil B artsch was elected vice
They a re : C. I. R aker, H. A. Lewis, president and Mrs. Joe Caldo was
th a t co n fro n ts the A m erican farm -
>1 t ( ' | | | \ r ( 'R V I I F S
' ' preceded by the Sunday school, been suggested no definite light has
T. R. H ow itt, T. J. K reuder and re-elected se rc eta ry -trea su rer. The
ers of producing food stuffs for a
S P U D S I T | I 'S S (" G S T aH dt‘pilr,men,M of w h k h will meet centered on any certain ones to be
chosen to fill the th ree vacancies
newly organized w ork com m ittee
Theo. Brugger.
m a rk e t price th a t does not cover
u
...
,
, „
’
i *n 1,11 room s occupied before the on th e council caused by th e ex­
will consist of Mrs. W. E. M arkell,
,.
.
,
j
,
.
H.
W.
Strong,
local
farm
er,
rp.r
o n stru ctlo n , with the exception p iratio n of the term s of Russell
D irectors elected at last n ights' ch airm an ; Mrs. G. H. B lackburn,
the cost of production and to ask claim s to have discovered a way to
Akin, B. W. T horne, and Dr. A. W.
m eeting for th e year a re as fol Mrs. G rant Sloop, Mrs. Alonzo
you in all seriousness to co nsider save from 16 to 21 cen ts per sack °* 1
beginner»,
low s: B. L. W alrad. S. B. H all, | J^ d fo rd ¿ and Mrs. Emil B artsch.
iew to using 1 !? so
!' o rtin
, l , ug
anu g grad
in g g potatoes.
‘
evemuK
oegiu one
one Botkin.
th is problem w ith a view
g and
rad in
potatoes. ; The
evening services
services begin
T h ere is a m ovem ent on foot to
John Ick le r assisted by Mrs.
ie e n d
licit E u rller >» 'b e season he was in- half hour ea rlier, beginning Sun- revise
M. M. Squire, O. A. E astm an, H. L. Mrs.
and bring the present city
Mary Miles will be in charge of the
S um m ary of th e ton n ag e of ber- your influence to the
St. C lair, Mrs. Mabel K orstad, L es­ sick and relief work.
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'■ •• c h a rte r up to date and it is thought
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u i a i : n a n , w nere tie could p u re __..
,
i ries of different v arieties handled values m ay be equalized
lie W alrad, AI H am m ar, W. H.
service at th at afte r the election, possibly at
Rally Day will bevibserved at the 1 th is season bv The C ooperative the farm er m ay receive a larg er potato g rad er for about one-sixth " and the p reaching
the next regular m eeting of the
' : 30.
M itchell, C. G. Schneider, A. W. M ethodist chu rch Sunday, October B erry G ro w e rs,'to g eth e r w ith some net value of th e new w ealth th a t the o rd in ary price.
council, on November 7, steps will
Mr. S trong w ent to V ancouver I
M etzger. Mrs. P earl Mack, F red 4, at 11:15. This service is expect-
he
creates,
it
being
c
u
rren
tly
q
u
o
t­
be taken to act on this and other
and brought the g rad er home. He
ed to be very in te restin g and help- ’ ° 1,1,110,1,8 on 'b e ad v an tag es of the
su b jects needing attention.
C rane, W. R. H icks, R. D. Bailey, ful. It will su p p lan t the ch u rch developm ent of th e in d u stry to the ed th a t the producers who rep re- is now em ploying a crew of five BAPTIST SERVICES
C. E. Johnson, Ed. A ylsw orth, L. L. service for the day. The Sunday com m unity and to business gener- se n t tw o -th ird s of those engaged , men ' ° ru n 'b e g rad er, take aw ay
EDR SUNDAY GIVEN Among the business affairs tr a n s ­
acted by the city council at the
K idder, F. Olbrich and R ichard r o ^ c L ' k ^ X t e E ^ o n h ^ S u e ' 8“ y ' ‘8 K hen llnder ,lal,‘ ° f Oct° in production receive only one- the filled sacks and do the en tire
At the Bethel B aptist ch u rch S u n ­ m eeting in the city hull W ednesday
n ecessary w ork in sorting and day Rev. Mrs. A. D. H untley will
Deich.
evening, was the appointing of C.
devotional service at 7:30. This b er *• 192S- by M anager I). E. th ird of the consum er's dollar ; g rad in . g . . th re e classes
.
, . of potatoes.
.
, ta k e for her m orning serm on "Me- E, Johnson to act as teinporury
w hile th e d istrib u to rs rep resen tin g I .7
will be conducted by Elm a Cook. Towle.
7 , ,eW h \ ,8J u rn in « ou! i m orials." and in the evening “Two tre
a su re r during the Illness of
A hearty w elcom e w ill be given all
.
KIWANIS PROGRAM TO
J " 08 5“ th e .
°f
Fields." Bible school will John II. Metzger. It was also vot­
only one-third of those engaged In K. I i ?
who attend these services
MQ97 7 , . «ZT ,
\
. A “ "'
about
38
sacks
an
hour,
at
the
very
|
a
t
9;45.
TllP
preacW
ng
Ber.
RE SURPRISE, MONDAY The box social given by the E p-
‘
> "'
,,,u *
' ed to have two m ore stree t lights
tOD8>' P ald ior d istrib u tio n get 66 cen ts of the reaso n ab le c o s t o f i n n n . x i n i u . d l
consum ers d o llar, on an average, 5 ce n ts per sack.
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I Ind“ :*0 In t h l "eu ln g * * “ ° rn,nK placed on Division stre e t directly
F o r th e m eeting of the K iw anis w orth L eaguers la st F riday eve-
"f
,
north of the fair grounds.
Red ra sp b e rrie s
T otal, 1904 and th is year in pnany food com- ' The g rad er, according to Mr.
club next Monday evening at 6:15 ning w as w ell attended and was
T he ladies of th e church and
the m ain sp eak er will be C. G. considered a social and financial tons. (1927 to tal, 922 to n s). Paid m odities the p ro d u cer's sh a re is S trong, is th e m ost inexpensive and
id for th e for b arv estin g , $95,200.
S chneider, who will ta lk on the fu ­ success. Money w as raised
p ractical one the p roducer can use congregation will meet for an «11- GRANADA THEATER
L o g a n b e rrle s -T o ta l, 160 tons, m uch less th an the 33 cen ts of th e to p rep a re bis potatoes for m arket lla>' session at th e home or Mrs. C
tu re of the G resham K iw anis. The final paym ent on th e piano o and th e
MILL PRESENT RAMONA
at som etim es a low rate of sale. " • G uile Tuesday, October 9. A
0927
205 to n s )' P ald for
f' liar- d o llar th a t the consum er pays.
e n tertain m en t com m ittee,
under sam e w ill be form ally p r e •sented
s e n t . to ' TP.
tln _ tota1'
, , 8n.,
l “ ‘ >'
will be served a t
A big event com es to pass at the
th e d irection of W. J. O lmscheld, the church in th e n ear future.
1' *4'800 m
It was the w rite r’s privilege on and expect to clea r any th in g for P‘,'-
noon.
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B lackcaps — T otal, 13% tons.
him self.
G ranada th e ate r .Sunday and Mon­
ch airm an , is planning a su rp rise
day, October 7 mid 8, when the rec­
p rogram w hich will fu rn ish m uch IMPROVEMENT (’I.UR TO vesting?%58 tOn8>' Pald ior har‘ Septem ber 21 to li ¡ten to a m aster-
Mr. S trong, who has 65 acres in
I iidenoiiihiatfoiiiil Tem ple.
ful plea m ade a t ilpokane before a potatoes th is year, sta te s th a t he is
ord -b reak in g m otion picture, "R a ­
enjoym ent to com plete th e evening.
MEET
AT
JACK
A
JILL’S
B
lack
b
erries
—
T
otal,
17ff
tons.
T he reg u lar services will be held m ona," comes to the screen. T aken
A fter th e reg u la r dinner and
m eeting of all allied in te re sts of i receiving a very good yield, a v e r­
business m eeting la st Monday eve­
T he Base L ine Im provem ent club (1927 to tal, 144 to n s). Paid for tile Pacific __
N orthw
est ______
advisory
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, a8 inB
, about 200 sack s to the acre, at the U ndenom inational tem ple from H elen Hunt Ja ck so n 's g rea t
ning a very in te restin g ta lk was will hold its next reg u lar m eeting h arv estin g , $5,280.
board by W. B. D. Dodson, m an ag er
™ ^ h ^ g rad ”
poUto’X'' " eXt s " I1,la.'5 beginning w ith Sun- A m erican love classic, w hich Is
Royal Anne C herries—T otal, 44%
probably one of th e m ost widely
given by Dr. Ja ck Jones, of P o rt­ on Monday, October 8, a t 6:30 p.m.,
tons.
(1927
to
ta
l,
56
to
n
s).
Paid
of th e P o rtlan d Cham ber of Com- With th e seconds he is furn ish in g ,,ay school at 10 o'clock.
At 2 read hooks in the w orld and which
land. on K iw anis education. L ater a t Ja c k <Si J ill’s on th e Base Line
for
harv
estin
g
,
$1,760
in th e evening a num ber of selec­ road n ear B ark er road. T he en-
m erce, for the apple grow ers w hich 'b e S alvation Army, th e Voluti- ¡o'clock the pastor, Rev. S. F. P itts, Is now iu its 94tli prin tin g , "R a ­
•
tio n s w ere given by M arion Good- te rta in m e n t for th e evening prom - T otal ton n ag e b erries and
Hi
Ol A l l l , r i c a ’ " ,e
G r e s h a m w|,j
for ,,jg Subjeet "T he Sec- m ona” us a p ictu re fulfills every
ch erries, 1928 .................3073 tons ag ric u ltu ral problem to your a tte n - | Wp it\, sh ie ld h o n o '1 w ith th eir fa'll 0,1,1 c<”,1,nK o i C hrist.” He will prom ise th a t libs been m ade by
fellow , a local high school student, ises to be very unusual. The Hill
press agents and critics th ro u g h o u t
who is very adept w ith bis hom e­ V illa H aw aiian o rch e stra, rad io t T otal tonnage, all fru it,
preach again in the evening.
tic
t'liitid S tales. It is doubtful
a rtis ts , will play during the d in n er I 1!,27 ................................... 2059 tons tion.
I supply at no cost to them.
m ade m usical instrum ents.
w h eth er any other p icture has re ­
T h irty -fo u r of the 39 m em bers hour. Also oil the program is th e .In c re a se d tonnage, 1928..1014 tons
The estim ated tonnage of apples
Mr. S trong w ishes to invite all
ceived such unanim ously favorable
th e farm ers of th e su rro u n d in g
w ere p rese n t and seven out-of-tow n display of bath in g suits, sw eaters ( ° r 50 per cent.
No S e n Ices Annuiiiiced.
in the Pacific N orthw est is th irty , com
notices as th is one.
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m unities to inspect his new
visitors. The visitors w ere Dr. and an d g a rm e n ts m ade at the Dehen
T
here
will
be
no
Bible
school
or
m
illion
boxes
and
c
u
rre
n
t
values
g
ru
d
er
an(1
state8
,
t)at
tn
the
near
But in speaking of "R am ona" as
Mrs. Ja c k Jones and Mr. and Mrs. K nitting Mills on th e Base L in e ! T otal cash paid for h ar-
M arriott O. F a rr of P ortland, Lloyd road. T his display w ill be g iv en , vesting ............................... $137,515 are around $1 p er box, (In cid en tal- fu tu re Mr. Hall expects to give a oth er s e rv ic e / at the Zion E vangel­ a p icture, one m ust not overlook
ical ch u rch next Sunday, as the D olores Del Rio who plays the title
and W. L. F o ster of S eattle, and on live m odels.
. . . .
T his in itself w as a nice sum of ly, ta lk in g w ith a Spokane dealer Public dem onstration.
D inner w ill be served, beginning
., ,
C. E. F o ster of P ortland. Mr. F a rr
congregation will join the Mission role. T his is beyond all doubt her
he
told
me
he
was
buying
a
t
65
g re a te st screen trium ph mid Hhe
is d istric t tru ste e of the P ortlan d a t 6:30 and continuing throughout I ,none>’ to ‘''« trib u te to fam ilies at
(HATER LAKE PARK
festival ill Sellwood a t 10:30 in the has th ro w n h erself into her role
th e evening, as the guests arriv e. , th e close of th e school term to the ce n ts), but at th e dollar Mr. Dod­
K iw anis.
HAS
GREATER
YEAR
m orning.
until she is veritably Ramona. So
| school children of the poorer class son subm itted figures to show th a t
V isitors a t C rater L ake p ark in
tru e and rea listic is her a rtistry , so
SPECIAL BARGAIN RATES.
( aril of I hanks.
of ?eo p ie an(| wag no doUl»t appre- afte r paying all expenses th e re was
deep and touching are h er pathos
We a re deeply g ratefu l to our d a te d and the earn in g privilege no m argin left for the ow ner of the 1928 g rea tly exceeded any year of
Twice-a-Weefe Outlook and The
POWELL VALLEY
Its history, according to H. W.
and bathos th a t no one can w it­
friends for th e ir kind sym pathy in
P o rtlan d News.
P rice .m anager.
T hree facto rs
T he Ladies Aid of the Saron ness her perform ance w ithout liv­
the hour of our g re a t sorrow , also would have been sorely m issed by tree. He also showed the railro ad united
to bring about th is resu lt,
ing th e story with her.
Both these papers will be sent for the beautiful flowers
' those who earn ed it if they had in te rests th a t including tra n s p o rta ­ th e w onderful
highw ays leading to L u th eran ch u rch will meet T burs-
She is m ost ably supported by
one y ear by m ail for only $4.00.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. t a n Slyke, i)een denied the privilege.
tion, th e value of th e apple crop th e p ark , the publicity given It by day afternoon, October 11, at the W arner Baxter as lier Indian In v e rt
S u b scribe before Nov. 1.
Ilali J. Van Slyke.
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would be raised in value t(f $49,- Oregon new spapers and th e efforts home of Mrs. P A Johnson a t -2 A llessandro, and Roland Drew as
O utlook alone, $2; The P ortlan d
T his com es u nder th e head of 000,000. F o rty-nine m illion d o llars o ' 'h e S outhern Pacific com pany In . , „ Everyone is In v ite d .’
her S panish lover, Felipe.
New th in g s u n d er “Classified."
News alone, barg ain rate. $3.—Adv.
^„4 i »...4
C alifornia and th ro u g h o u t the east.
In com m enting upon "R am ona"
; w hat is known as the creatio n of ot » new w ealth created
but nothing C a|, fo rn la haH co n trib u ted over 50
Services at the Saron L u th eran it seem s sufficient to quote Stanley
I new w ealth and any line of indus- for the man th a t p lan ted th e trees, ,„.r Cen t of the e n tire trav el, said church will be in E nglish next Sun-
Orne, m otion p icture editor of the
, try is considered basic th a t creates and the key tho u g h t th a t Mr. Dod-1 P rice.
ilay both m orning and evening, O regonian, who review ed the pic­
I new w ealth. The gross value of son w ished to give his h e a re rs was
i h . r t l n i i i l l l u h l l » sim u
,lt V Enoch Sandeen, the pastor, tu re 's down town show ing in the
T he
re X " n t a -
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1,1 ”o«'> — - s . The follow ing w ords: “ Ram ona us a
i th e b erry crops th is year to th e th a t if they wish to have the forty-
p ic tu re is in every way equal to the
grow ers of the association can be nine m illion an n u ally to benefit all y ve exhibition of d ah lias ever dis- subject for the evening w ill be story which inspired it mid the
MASONIC HALL < * Gresham
(closely ap proxim ated
now
at lines of n o rth w est trad e they played in P o rtlan d will be on view “Shadow s." Bible school will con- song w hich it in sp ire d !”
slig h tly over $420.000. T his com should see to it th a t th e gro w er , at the com ing an n u al dahlia show vene
<i:45 Hl„( m orning w orship
Xl’l.ijlll 11' I I 1 1 . ,< t 11 ITflfl « W
. 4 1 h XV NA/.lx 1.1
pared w ith $244,467 paid to grow- received enough io continue in the w hich w ill be staged in th e Meier will be at 11.
I-II BOYS AND GIRLS
& F ran k com pany auditorium next
MAKE MANY ENTRIES
1
ers
la
st
year
show
s
a
gain
of
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business, for in the event tliat he i W ednesday and T h u rsd ay , October ' At th e Swedish
Mission church
DANCING 8:30 to 12
E ncouraged by th eir successes
| per cent.
could not ca rry on and cu ltiv ate, I In and 11. A pproxim ately tw ice as „ext Sunday th e services will
be-
at the county mid sta te fairs, many
T his is a very g ratify in g show ­ p rune and spray all other In terest , m uch space lias alread y been spok-
w|(h s
,
g h ,
9 5
boys and g irls of the 4-11 clubs ill
G l G R A Y 'S O RCH ESTRA
,
.
_
,
.
.
'
en
for
as
lias
been
reserved
for
any
1
ing in th e creatio n of new w ealth would suffer by his failure.
, preT,OUR Rh()W hc|(, h(;re
w hich will be followed by ch il­ th e com ity are en terin g th eir stock
com pared w ith la st y ear and is
LADIES 2 5 c
GENTLEMEN. 7 5 c
In the w riter's opinion the apple
Betw een $600 and $700 w orth of d re n ’s service a t K t:55. The m o rn ­ or hand work in th e Pacific In te r­
Livestock
exposition,
good as fa r as it goes and no grow ers' problem clearly lllu s- I m erch an d ise prizes and tro p h ies ing service will begin at 11:1(1, n ational
will be held November 3 to
doubt will be ap p reciated by all tra te s the big problem th a t con- i * ,n be aw arded to th e w inners of when Rev. Don Shogren, the p as­ which
1(1 in P o rtland. T he boys and girls
,
,
z
»
i
i th e v ario u s classes in addition to
lines of in d u stry th a t come directly fro
n ts a g ric u ltu ra l production In th „ reg u )ar p reraium ribbons for to r, will ta k e for bis su b ject “C has­ have won many prizes at the In ­
in touch w ith b erry g ro w ers' dol­ all of the m ajor lines and su p p o rts first, second and th ird prem ium s,
tisem en t.” In th e evening at 7:30 te rn a tio n a l in other years and are
LADIES' AND MISSES
confident of a good show ing this
la rs as well as in d irectly benefit­ the th eo ry of th e need of n ational
" ■
(lie pastor will lake for his sub- year. T he closing date for getting
ing tra d e In th e w ider circles of legislation th a t will set up a ma-
G rapes
ject “Jlist O utside th e Door." All in th e en try blanks is October 10.
cofnmerce. To en u m erate, a few of chine th a t can be used an n u a lly in Concord, W orden, N iagara grapes, i H,,rv k .eB wH| b„ ln E nglish
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th e in d u stries benefited a re labor case of full crops of any m ajor T h r e e 1c,en,ts, a P °ul,d o ';,p,ck ' h‘ ,P
PARENT-TEA<HERS
. \ yourself a t 2% cents. All you w ant.
em ployed a t, the can n ery , lum ber, farm product to ta k e ca re of the
, s u h r 's F low er F arm , Base Line
I NJO1 AFTERNOON
PLEASANT
VALLEY
su g ar, tin cans, tru c k and rail su rp lu s to prevent it reducing the road, m ile east 12-mile corner,
The P.-T. A. held mi interesting
Eine assortment of colors
T helm a and Roy S p rin g e r of m eeting Tuesday afternoon a t the
tra n sp o rta tio n , also fuel, gas, coal, value of thp whole crop below the ' P hone G re sham 724.—Adv.
P o rtlan d w ere callin g on old schoolhouse. On th e program were
i wood, and electric energy.
cost of production. C ongress ex- j
Tannin»
friends and schoolm ates here Bun- talk s by Mrs. Luuderbaugh and
So it can be seen th a t th e benefits pressed th is th o u g h t in th e passing
A„ kjnds of fur .„„J ,ea th c r a ,„0 j day.
Mrs. M errick of P ortland, on the
j of the creatio n of new w ealth are of th e M cNary-H augen bill. Mr. do custom work. Will take in
Mr. W alker and Ills sister, Miss com m unity ch est; vocal solos by
<‘'r . '"siin tiy sld ë ' ' a lk ,‘>'. and Mrs. Clem ans, all o f Miss Je a n e tte
far reach in g and if th e creatio n of McNary w as quoted rec en tly as trad e hides for leath er.
Miller, prim ary
SPECIAL
new w ealth show s a profit to the saying th a t in his opinion tb a t F ur T an n ery , Fred H ursc. Kt 1. PofG and, called on Mr. and Mrs. te ac h er; two dancing num bers by
e _Ádv.
’ i C- P K esterson, Sunday.
box 202, C lackam as, Or
Ore.
little Ja n e A lexander, a pupil ot
: p roducer all is well but if not th e w heat would be 30 cen ts per bushel
Miss B ertha E avens of P o rtland, Mrs. E leanor Fleck of P ortland,
visited her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. accom panied on the piano by Mr.
, p ictu re does not p rese n t a rosy but higher if his hill had not been
Ileal 2 to M Booms.
E lm er Eavliis, Sunday.
S aad ers, also of P ortland.
j a d rab ap p earan ce to th e p roducer vetoed.
It costs no m ore io heat your
K enneth K esterson was a Port-
of th e com m odity and I wish to
W hat th in k you? Should we not en tire house with a Vecto than to j land visito r Sunday.
Drainage Meeting at Cannery
¿y
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again bring t o tin m in d , of all have tried the law at least, or will heat one room with a heater. Call
Mrs. A m hrous of P o rtlan d anil
M aiiday.
•Joe Chlodo, G resham P lum bing A-
m f u ' s W
fad
>A.< S
c,t-r
n e
f - s
«=;
Mrs. Sm yth of V ernonia w ere in
MEN’S
WEAR
h o
who a re in terested In th e problem it be b etter to face four or eight H eating Co., phone 1233.
Are some of your berry yards
i
P
leasant
Valley
on
business
one
failing on account of poor d ra in ­
! directly or in d irectly the problem y ears m ore of in ju stice for the
day last week.
G R ESH A M
age? If so, you should attend the
See th e b arg ain s listed in the
Mrs.
H.
D.
Tltzel
Is
serio
u
sly
11
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d rain ag e meeting at the cannery
W ant Ads.
at th e home of a friend In P ortland. next Monday, October 8 a t 7 p. m.
F rien d s h ere hope for her speedy BERRY GROWERS PACKINO CO.
K alsom ine, all shades, 8 cents recovery.
—Adv.
per pound. Todd, the P ain t Man,
Mrs. T. P. Cornpbell attended a
J Powell stree t, Q resham .— Adv.
b irthday p arty in P o rtlan d for Mrs.
P. Berke, who was a form er re s i­
Voters, Attention!
Sunday and Monday, October 7 and 8
dent o t Ibis valley last W ednesday.
R eg istratio n books close S a tu r­
lio lo re « I X l K lo in
day evening, October 6. No regls-
Wall p ap er rem n an ts, room lots,
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tra tlo n s a t polls. Offli e open eve-1 $1.50 to $2 w ith border. Todd, the o 'c lo c Say,
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k b y H o m e A nd F o re ig n M i union-
nings beginning October 1.
P ain t Man, Powell stree t, G resh- a r y iKX’ le ty o f S a ro n L u th e r a n c h u rc h
Adv
ROBB BROWN, R e g istra r 1 am.—Adv.
a t P o w e ll V a lle y m hoolhouae.
for the October bride
,
Berry Growers Report
50 per Cent. Increase
Areme Club Dance
=~ "FRIDAY, ()(T()BER 12
RAINCOATS
$ 0 .8 5
3
AylsWortK & Martin^
G ra n a d a T h e a te r
Coming P,vents
October ^Brteles!
Ramona
We are giving away absolutely free
half dozen teaspoons in four patterns.
Bring this Ad and choose your pattern
H ere is a p ictu re you have been w aiting for. C ritics say it Is the
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sw eetest sto ry ever told.
I kl AI. PRICES
Opening Dance
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
ifleakp'ß Jftoclrp ¡ètore
POWELL ST.
Phone 44
GRESHAM
~SÂTÜRDŸ7'ÔCTÔBË'R 6 "
Goctd Music
Usual Price«
Good Floor
R e fre sh m en t»
S a tu r d a y .
O c to b e r
6 — fU x k w u o d
o|»ening «lance a t (¡ra n g e h a ll.
Special Combination Ratei 5
S a tu r d a y , ( k t o t t e r • . H a ke »ale b y
H v a n k i'lle a l W o m e n 's U n io n a t S a n t*
t a r y M a rk e t. t»eglnnh)ir 10:30 a m
M o n d a y E v e n in g , ( H to lte r K <’ o m -
r u iiN ity
( ’ Lent
p ro g ra m .
<» reu h a m
g ra d i a u d ito riu m .
I wice-a-Mcek Outlook and Oregonian—
Daily or Daily anti Sunday
M onday. O ctober 3. 7 1»
I> ra in -
j age m e e tin g a t c a n n e ry , O Jreeham .
U ntil October 31 the O utlook offers the follow ing yearly
su b scrip tio n s by m all:
,
W e d n e sd a y. O c to b e r
O. E. 8. c a rd p a rty .
Ft M ay
E v e n in g . O c to b e r 12— A re m e
.Masonic h a ll, lire n h a m .
DAILY OREGONIAN and OUTLOOK, one y e a r .............................
ÜWL5D ¡ C lu b {la n c e .
DAILY and SUNDAY OREGONIAN and OUTLOOK, one year
Met.,>O
Kegnlar R ale.
G resham Outlook ........................................... $2.00
Dally O regonian ............................................. $6 is)
Dally and Bunday O reg o n ian ..................... $8.(tv
You Save $1.50 to $1.70
..X .
10— T r o u td a le
S a tu r d a y , O c to b e r 13
H ake cale
A.
M . rxg. r A Co a lo re b y Y 1
C . A . c o m m llte e .
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In a " 'ir e ..b a m O ra n g e
"H o m e C om -
S unday,
O c to b e r
i i —S e m i-a n n u a l
m e. tin g of Pleasant H o m e M unday
M .b .u il
a a n o c ia tio n .
P le a s a n t
Hom e
.M e thod ist c h u rc h .
S a tu r d a y .
D e cem ber
T r o u td a le la td le a A id .
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