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Housewives Are Making Plans to Attend the Outlook's Free Electric Cooking School in Gresham Grange Hall, Oct. 1 8 -1 9 -2 0 G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK VOL. i S TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS GRESHAM. MULTXOMAH COÜNTY, OREGON, E Hl I» A V. 04 TOBE It 12.192« X « . «5 Many Seek County School Headship SUXSI1IXE ( L I B M IL L GIVE PLAY Who’s Best Cook in This Locality? BUCK FORCES EXJOY MEETIXG MEDXESDAY S2.00 Per Year Important Decision in Insurance Case Y. W. C. A. Branch Formed in Gresham An in te restin g event of th is com Eleven m en belonging to the ing week w ill be a th ree -a ct play, sales an d shop forces of th e W. W. “The M ystery a t Miss M ary’s ”, to M etzger Buick g arag es, in G resh- j GRESHAM TEMPLE be given by th e S un sh in e club g irls ------------ am and Oregon City, held a jolly ; of Zion E vangelical ch u ri h Wed SERVICES AXXOUXCED T he death by suicide of County nesday evening. October 17, a t 8 T he suprem e court decision in It probably wouldu t do for the g et-to g eth er m eeting in the local H alf a hundred enth u siastic bus The topic for th e Sunday after- School S uperin ten d en t W. C. A l o’clock, In th e g ran g e hall. Outlook to say— if it knew. show room s W ednesday evening. ' th e case of Johnson vs. School Dls- i noon service will be, "T he Stone iness and professional women and derson la st Monday leaves a va It may be safe, how ever, to say A few h o u rs w ere spent in d i s - |, r lct No. 1, M ultnomah county, Ore- cut out w ithout H ands, which g irls met W ednesday night at the T his play is w ell nam ed, as it is cancy on the election tic k et for grad e school auditorium and form very m ysterious and will hold the th a t on next week T hursday, F ri-I cu ssin g id eas and sug g estin g im- gon, w herein th e circu it judge held i sm ote th e Im age.” T he p asto r, ed an organization which is a November 6 in this county. Mr. audience from beginning to end. Rev. S. F. P itts, will have charge day and S atu rd ay it will be Miss provem ents concerning salesm an-1 th a t th e school d istric t could not A lderson w as the re g u la r rep u b The c h a ra c te rs a re as follow s: branch of the P ortlan d Y. W. C. A. lican nominee. e ex p ert dem on- ship, service to th e public, and co in su re in a m utual com pany, w as of th e service. He will also speak and which will have the privileges B rother Bundy, a bachelor "o v er D orothy H ubbs, th „ . , , op eratio n of th e forces. L ater in again in the evening. of th a t institution. The objects A m eeting of the republican w orked" and com plaining about s tra to r at th e O utlook s electric (,j,e evening a ’’feed” w as enjoyed in favor of the in su ran ce com pany, T hese services a re being well are to give those who a re employed p rec in ct com m itteem en has been his ja n ito r w ork, V irginia B ru g g er; free cooking school conducted un- I a t The W hite Way Among those according to a rep o rt received from attended and the in te rest tak en is called by Jo h n Day. ch airm an , to i \i,~88 ____ ___ Ja n y G ray, th e m in iste r's der auspices of th e P. E. P. com- I p resen t from th e Oregon City gar- W. C. H agerty, president of the very good as well as the services at w ork opportunities of recreation, study and congenial com radeship. m ake a nom ination, the nam e to go charm ing siste r, G race Hoffmeis- pany. age w ere H arold B'lzick. E. Ander Oregon F ire Relief association, by held during the week, on T uesday It is expected th a t groups will be on th e ballot. te r; Mrs. Milly A nderson, a com- A nyway th e G resham g ran g e son, Myron W ise and L eonard B. W. Thorne, local agent. The le t anu and r F riday evenings, the la tte r be- riuay tne la tte i ue- form ed for various lines of study, The m eeting w ill be tom orrow ' plaining m iddle aged woman, Annie hall w ill be th e m ecca for cooks T a tro ; from th e local g ara g e w ere te r. w hich is dated O ctober 10. is as ing in ch arg e of the young people | 8elf help and iun One object £ nig h t a t L incoln high school in M ullenhoff: Bennie A nderson, and w ould-be cooks, experienced A rth u r K ru eg er, R. L. Baker, follow s; of the tem ple Services in the eve- warii w hlch the club will w ork Is P o rtlan d , com m encing a t 7 o’clock. M illy’s son, an overgrow n boy of and inexperienced. None is so W alter Z enger. F ra n k Y oked, Gil "W e have ju st received a copy nings begin a t 30 Sunday a f te r - ¡ th e establishm ent of a rest room T here a re several m en who a re 16 who s tu tte rs. U se S chw edler; w ise she can n o t learn som ething b ert K nott, Ray M etzger and W. W. of th e suprem e court decision in noon service is at 2 o clock. T he w here lunches may be eaten and seeking th e nom ination, am ong Miss Mary Ann S outhers, a gentle new and b etter from a “p ro fessio n M etzger. tlie case of Johnson vs. School Dis- Sunday school atten d an ce Is in-- q u iet enjoyed during the luncheon them P rin cip al Roy E. Cannon. A m erican w oman of 28 years, Marie al,” even if she only le arn s th a t Next week the same crow d, and tric t No. 1, M ultnomah county, ' creasin g u nder the able leadership hour, and which will also be the Of all th e nam es to come before ^luU^nhoff. h*sh school g irls, she is right. p erh ap s five m em bers who were Oregon, and find th a t th e m utual of Mrs. Mary Davidson. A cordial eiubrootn for the m em bers B ut th e re a re m odern m ethods, unable to be p resen t th is W ednes in su ran ce com panies have won th is welcome is assu red all who attend. th e com m itteem en on S atu rd ay T horne, A nna B ru n n er and About to enrolled as mem bers sh o rtcu ts, etc., th a t m ake cooking day, are p lan n in g on m eeting in night it ap p e ars from a considera- P earl Ruegg. A most in terestin g and helpful anil , he fl,i|l)Willg officers w ere easier, m ore health fu l, m ore a r tis “As you will rem em ber, th is is m issionary m eeting was held on cho8en; Mrs. Mary Louise Dodge, the show room s of the Oregon City tion of th e m en th a t Mr. Cannon is The scenery is laid in a ch u rch th e m ost experienced and best qual- ' p arlo r in a sm all tow n a week be- tic and tem pting and, p erhaps, g arag e for a sim ilar e n te rta in th e case of th e school d istric t W ednesday ot this week. It being p resid ent; Miss M artha H agberg, m ore econom ical. th e re w here th e circu it judges held the occasion of the an n u al «lee- vice p resident; Miss R achael Chez- m ent. ifled by education .experience and tore T hanksgiving. T he action is T he o p p o rtu n ity offered by the th a t they could not in su re in a m u tion of officers. T he rep o rt show s ; ad m in istra tiv e ability for th e office, rapid and one m ystery u n rav els se c re ta ry -tre a su re r A com- in stru c tio n and d em o n stratio n s to tu a l com pany. T his was carried to a very successful year along mis- n iitte,, „„ constitution and by-laws COFFEE SHOP TO BE W hether the political backing of another. be given next week, October 18, O ther num bers included in th e 19, 20, should be w elcom ed and OPEXED FIRST OE WEEK th e suprem e co u rt, and our su sionary lines, and everyone seemed | was appointed, composed of Miss c e rta in city candidates can be ov er prem e co u rt has reversed this d e well pleased with the efforts put Elizabeth Johnson, Miss A ugusta com e in favor of a county m an, program a re a recitatio n by H elen used by th e ladies of th is vicinity The Coffee Shop, u nder th e ow n cision, holding th a t school d istric ts forth. Mrs. Chas Moore was r e - H a h n and Mrs. Fred Hoss Other how ever good his qualifications, Exley, and a vocal solo by K ath ersh ip and m anagem ent, of Mr. and and m unicipalities of th e sta te of elected president and Mrs. O scar • com m ittees, will be named at the rem ain s to be seen. The few days’ erine B ratzel, and several m usical Mrs. Ben P eterso n , recently of Spo Oregon can in su re in m utual com Noreen secret a ry -tre a s u rer. next m eeting, which will be next tim e for cam paigning has been too selections given by th e th ree Sche- ROCKWOOD GRANGE kane, W ash., w ill be ready to serve HAVE FAIR SATURDAY the public th e first of th e week in panies w hich issue a non-assess- sh o rt to p erm it th e thorough c a n deen sisters. ,,, -, . .. „ , i Monday evening at 8 o'clock In the able policy, and they have co n Zion Evangelical Services. library. vass th e situ atio n deserves. It is T he Rockwood g ran g e fa ir w ill th e A. J. W. Brown building, on stru e d o u r law p ertain in g to is The services at the Zion Evan- J The organization of th e club was said th e can d id ates w ill be given POWELL VALLEY D uring th e past suing a lion-assessable policy. be S atu rd ay aftern o o n , a t th e R ock Pow ell stree t. gelical ch u rch will be held in th eir ! preceded by a brief program and a lim ited o pportunity to present “As you will recall, our law p ro reg u lar o rd er Sunday m orning with was followed by gam es and re- T here w ill be th e re g u la r s e r wood h all on th e Base L ine road m outh the building has been r e them selves but th e ir su p p o rters modeled and a very a ttra c tiv e and w ill have little or no o p portunity vices Sunday a t th e Swedish Mis An in te restin g p ro g ram h as been servicable in te rio r arran g ed . T here vides th a t a m utual in su ran ce Bible school a t 10 o'clock and ' freshm ents. The program consist- com pany w hich has accum ulated in preaching services at 11 o'clock, ed of piano num bers by Miss Flor- sion church. Sunday school will to ta lk for them . planned and a ttra c tiv e displays of is a co u n ter w ith b rig h t blue- th e course of business assets of It is hoped th e m any friends of be held at 9:45 a. m., w ith a s e r farm produce w ill be arra n g e d for hacked stools in connection and $200,000, of w hich $100,000 is net The su b ject of the serm on (or the ence Honey and ath letic dancing day to be delivered by Rev. F. little Je an Ferguson, 7-year-old Mr. Cannon w ill give him th e ir m on for th e ch ild ren at 10:55 a. m. built-in booths In h arm onious cash su rp lu s, may issue a n o n O pperm an, will be "T h e F ire by ath letic dancer of P ortland, who loyal su p p o rt on the basis of his T he service a t 11:10 w ill I m in exhibit. G overnor P a tte rso n will colors. assessab le policy w hile In th a t con Swedish. T he p asto r, Rev. Don Kindled by Je su s.” showed rem ark ab le stren g th and be one of th e m ain sp eak ers for the ability and his in te re st in the ru ra l The Coffee Shop is specializing in dition. Shogren, w ill tak e for his subject, m uscular control. She gave sev schools of th e county. light lunches, co n sistin g of differ "Now, it has been contended by "N ot in F e a r but in F aith ." T he afternoon. eral exhibitions of her skill, much HURLBURT T h ere w ill be an auction sale of en t kinds o fsandw iehes, cakes, th e stock com pany people, or some evening service will be a t 7:30 w ith to th e delight of the audience. Mu T anning, Mr. and Mrs. W ebster of P o rt a serm on delivered by Rev. G. N. a num ber of a rtic le s g ath ered th is pies and fru it. Waffles and coffee of them at least, th a t in event th e w ill be one of its specialties. Mr. su rp lu s of the com pany dropped land w ere v isito rs at th e M orris sic was furnished during the social All kinds of fu r and le ath e r, also T egnell of Chicago. week by W. P. L andes, and la te r in and Mrs. P eterso n have been in the below $100,000 then th ese policies Jo h n so n home Sunday, Monday and hour by an o rch e stra composed of do custom w ork. W ill ta k e in Tuesday. Mrs. Lee B rasm er of St. Miss M artha H agberg, th e Misses tra d e hides for leather. Sunnyside L et us tell you how to get a $10 th e evening th e farm p ro d u cts will light lunch business before and one becam e au o tm atically assessable. F u r T annery, F red H urse, Rt. 1, wool b la n k et or au to robe, 60 x 80 be sold. Also th e re is to be a of th e ir m ottoes is “Serve th e pub "O ur su prem e co u rt holds th a t H elens was a guest in the Johnson Ruth, L orna and Evelyn Schedeen box 202, C lackam as, Ore.—Adv. for $5.95. G resham Service S ta candy and popcorn sale and a fa n lic nothing b u t th e best, w ith prices th is is not tru e, th a t these policies home la st week. and Miss Marie Blom. reasonable." th at w ere issued w hile the com tion, Main stre e t.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Jo h n so n and cy w ork display. G range m em bers Two rep resen tativ es of th e P o rt pany had assets of $200,000 of You’ll w ant a daily m ore th an fam ily and Mrs. M orris Johnson ATTRACTIVE MODELS w hich $100,000 was net su rp lu s a re and d au g h ter Verna sp e n t S a tu r land Y. W. C. A. w ere p resen t d u r Look ’em over—th e C lassified ' anf* th e ir frien d s a re invited. ever d u rin g th e n ext few m onths. SHOW DEHEX PRODI(TS absolutely noil-assessable, and c a n day of last week in P ortland. ing th e evening, explaining the not u nder any condition become a s Mrs. W. J. Ellis, M yrtle E llis and purposes of the organization and The Base L ine Im provem ent club sessab le policies. Mrs. I,, ’i’ Brans attended the assistin g in its form ation. They held its re g u la r m eeting a t Ja c k & "T h ere a re tw o im p o rtan t th in g s hom e-com ing of Evening S tar w ere Miss G riselda K uhlm an, b us J ill's Monday evening. D uring the b ro u g h t out in th is decision. The gran g e la st S aturday. iness and in d u stria l secretary , and d in n er hour m usic w as furnished first one is th a t school d istric ts O rval, son of A rth u r Johnson, and m u n icip alities have a rig h t u n by the H aw aiian q u arte t th ro u g h der th e Oregon law and c o n stitu retu rn ed home S atu rd ay from Miss Dixie M atthews, president of the P o rtlan d Business G irls' club. the co u rtesy of Mr. Sim m ons of the tion to in su re In a m u tu al com R ainier. C. B. D everell, J. W. E vans. L. T. Hill V illa and M ultnom ah F alls pany, and the second one is th at E vans and F red B urrow s m ade up chalet. L ater a display w as given th e policies are absolutely lion-as a p arty w ith O scar Deverell of m eeting at C ranebrae, the home of sessable, and can n o t be assessed Mrs. M arion Crjine. i very w ell chosen m odels of at any tim e. P o rtlan d a.id Roy Em ily of Cor A large num ber of the m em bers some of th e products of th e Dehen "W e believe th is ought to be of bett Io h u n t deer In so u th ern O re of the E astern S tar m otored to the h ea d q u arters K nitting m ills, nam ely, bath in g i c o n s id e ra b le importance to you, gon. They have retu rn ed and r e Minerva c h a p te r's and assist you very m aterially ill port goqd luck. last week to su rp rise the w orthy su its and com bination cap and overcom ing opposition ag ain st m u The Good Citizenship club of the patron. F. Jenkey. A program was sw eater outfits for sp o rts wear. tu al insurance. H u rlb u rt school gave an en tertain-1 enjoyed and honor guest was pre- R ep u b lican D em o cra tic “Our suprem e co u rt, in fact, has lnent at the school Friday. A num - sented with a beautiful bouquet of A door prize of a free o rd er for a sw eater from the Dehen m ills stated by th is decision tliat the ber of p are n ts w ere present. E s- flowers. R efreshm ents w ere serv- P*OR th e p ro te c tio n of labor, in rJ* H E D em o cratic p a rty h a s a l m utual com pany policies a re the telle Davis is presid en t of th e d u b . ed at a late hour. th a t w as given by Mr. and Mrs. W. equal of stock com pany policies In M argaret Johnson is se creta ry and Mr. and Mrs. George Gill have d u stry , a g ric u ltu re a n d c itiz e n w ays opposed a h ig h p ro te c tiv e I’. Dehen, was won by Mrs. John every resp ect.” moved to th e ir new bungalow on S hirley D everell rep o rter sh ip th e R e p u b lic a n p a rty s ta rte d tariff. It s ta n d s fo r “ ta riff fo r T he financial statem en t of th e Bliss of G resham . A large num ber Mrs. B erry W atts is recovering in the Meier ranch. Mr. Gill is night th e p ro te c tiv e tariff. T h e P a in e - re v e n u e o n ly ” o r a “c o m p e titiv e of m em bers of the club and visitors com pany, acco rd in g to Mr. T horne, a P o rtlan d liospltul from an o p era w atchm an at Meuuclia. ren d ered for the year 1927, show s tion w hich she recently underw ent. Mrs. P. J. Mulkey retu rn ed to ta riff.” W h en th e U nderw ood were p resen t to enjoy th e evening. a to tal of $718,150.04, assets. A ld rich hill w h ich w as w iped o u t M onmouth for a few days’ visit, It is expected tliat she will be home law w e n t in to effect th e r e fo l with her m other and father, Mr. by d e m o c ra tic le a d e rs h ip in 1913 soon. and Mrs. Force, who have been vis low ed in its w a k e a n e a r p a n ic Mrs. C. II. D everell w ent to a n d th e F o rd n ey -M cC u m b er bill th a t w a s o n ly a v e rte d by th e Pioneer,* W ash., to atten d tile fu iting here. T he little d aughter of Mr. and w h ich w e n t in to effect in 1922, neral of her cousin, A rth u r Ayers, W orld W a r in E u ro p e . W h e at, wlio was killed by a glancing bullet Mrs. Byron Bell who was recently IN closed A m e ric a ’s d o o rs to th e free co rn , c a ttle , sh e ep , w ool, p o ta o perated on at th e Good S am aritan w hile hunting. e n tr y of E u ro p e a n m a n u fa c tu re d to es a n d o th e r p ro d u c ts w ere The fill betw een ’ the H u rlb u rt hospital Is very much improved. One of the latest and most a r goods, produced by c h e a p lab o r, sd io o i and th e Davis place Is be placed on th e fre e list. T h e f a r m ing graveled and will soon be ready tistic sum m er homes built here re an d th e livestock a n d a g ric u ltu ra l e r suffered fro m fo re ig n c o m p e ti cently, is th a t owned by Mrs. for travel. p ro d u cts of S o u th A m erica, New tio n , a n d sc o re s of fa c to rie s closed Mr. and Mrs. Minor G roat of Cam pbell of C am pbell Court in Z e a la n d a n d A u s tra lia . U n d e r dow n a n d b ro u g h t on u n e m p lo y Stevenson, Wash., were visitors at P o rtlan d . The home is built In a th e C. V. D everell home T hursday. beautiful, wooded plot ot ground th e s e a d u ty of 42 c e n ts a b ushel m ent a n d b rea d lin es. R ev en u e A ugust N ordin lias been visiting near th e old m ountain schoolhouse w as placed on w h e a t; 15 c e n ts a fo r g o v e rn m e n t e x p e n se becam e with his d au g h ter, Mrs. Morris Just above the figure eight oil the b u sh e l on c o rn ; i y 2 c e n ts to 2 so low th a t th e S ta m p Act of O cto Johnson. Mr. Nordin has recently Columbia highway. It has a m ag P e rm a n e n t g lo ss finish, c o lo rs fo re st g reen a n d c e n ts a pound on c a ttle ; 50 c e n ts b er 22, 1914, w e n t in to effect a n d had a trip to M innesota, W isconsin, nificent view of m ountains and riv F re n c h blue, u n lin e d . Sizes 14 to 18, fo rm e rly sold Iowa, T exas and C alifornia. He er and an unusual setting am ong p er h u n d re d p o u n d s on p o ta to e s ; a ta x w a s re q u ire d on a ll n o tes, fo r $6.75, priced to close out at w ill m ake his home in P ortland trees, ferns, and shrubbery. The $2 a h e a d on sh e e p a n d 31 c e n ts deeds a n d m o rtg a g e s a n d p e r with a d au g h ter, Mrs. O. P. T enny house is a credit to the builder and p e r pound on sco u red wool. is so constructed as to obtain a fum es a n d o th e r su n d rie s. son. Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Johnson view from all sides. A. G raff is adding an im prove and fam ily m ade a trip to lloulton recently to visit Mr. Jo h n so n 's sla m ent to his residence in the form T h e ta riff is th e s a fe -g u a rd of A m e ric an in d u stry , a g ric u ltu re a n d co m of a new basem ent. te r, Mrs. Kig. Knighton. m erce. If c h a n g e s a re to be m ade in e x is tin g ta riff law s th e y can best be P. A ndersen wan delightfully Neill Jo h n so n and Jam es E llis su rp rised on his 75th. birthday, have gone on a hun tin g trip to the e n tru s te d to frie n d s in th e ta riff p a rty — th e R ep u b lican p a rty . P ro te c tio n A SPECIAL FOR BOYS T uesday evening by a num ber of vicinity of Bonneville. frien d s who gathered to enjoy the a g a in s t fo re ig n c o m p e titio n m e a n s p ro sp e rity . If you w ould h a v e a c o n tin w ith him. Mr. A ndersen u a tio n of p ro s p e rity — COLUMBIA HEIGHTS evening received many gifts th a t w ere very The Ladies Aid met last W ednes much ap preciated and la ter a de F leece lined, w a rm a n d good lo o king, day a t the home of Mrs. Roy Emily. licious supper was served. • ach only Mr. and Mrs. John Jon as of F air- A good atten d an ce was reported and the o rganization Is w orking on view w ere recent c a lle rs a t Col a b azaar to be given near the h o li um bia View farm . Mr. and Mrs. days. T he Aid will hold Its next Jo n as are expecting to leave for C alifornia afte r the election to spend a few m onths in the south. PURE PORK Phone 1411 G resham , Oregon Plan» T uning, Aldon Dunn, a blind young man ex p ert In tuning, rep a irin g and re co n stru ction of pianos, will give satisfacto ry service. For p a rtic u lars phone 3665, G resham .—Adv. 3 pounds . . . ..................... Hat ur (lay, October 13.—B ake sale at A Contrast in Principles and Parties A BIG BARGAIN Women’s RAINCOATS $3-25 HEAVY COTTON BLAZERS 1.49 VOTE FOR WALRAD MERC. CO. DANCE Auspice« Carl Douglasit Post, American Legion EAGLE CREEK HALL SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 13 Good Munie T C /iO O ^ r 1 1 1 1 1 Good Time CURTV Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis for for President Vice President S upport a R epublican P resid en t by re-electing C ongressm an F ra n k lin K orrell Paid Adv by Republican State Central i'om m ltte 207 Imperial Hotel, Portland Pbll Mctarban, Chairman Floyd J. Cook. Secretary. D a n c in g C lass P la n n e d M others in te re s te d in B A LLET DANC ING, Etc., fo r th e ir c h ild re n , a re in v ited to m eet Mrs. E le a n o r F leck in M iss H o n e y ’s S tudio, T h u rsd a y . O ctober 18. at 4 :3 0 p. m. SAUSAGE and Hamburger 65c N ew berg Pack ing Co. Phone 1151 G resham ! A. W . M e tzg er A Co I C. A. committee. store by Y. W. Saturday. October 13—“Home Com ing" Gresham Orange cZ nnouncinqj^ T H E OPENING OF The Coffee Shop BROWN BUILDING, POW ELL ST., GRESHAM SANDWICHES WAFFLES LIGHT LUNCHES BOOTHS FOR LADIES AND PA R TIES Ben Peterson, Prop.