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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM PAGE SIX OUTLOOK. GRESHAM, Mrs. H enry L. W eir w as here afternoon, from her home | in Sherwood, looking afte r proper- j I ty interests. About 30 g u ests arriv ed a t the i home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hol- i gate F riday evening to su rp rise them w ith a housew arm ing. The H olgates received m any useful a r ticles, the guests told stories and sang songs, and la ter refresh m en ts I w ere served. Mr. and Mrs. H olgate, who lost th eir home by fire th is sum m er, have recently moved into th eir new residence built on th eir property. Dr. H. P. Oakes was injured In P ortlan d last T hursday evening when he was stru ck by an autom o bile when w alking across B road way at Yamhill. It was feared th at he had a fra ctu red hip but X -ray 3 exam ination showed no fra ctu n but a severely bruised condition He was taken to St. Vincents hos pital for treatm en t. Mr. and M tb . W alter M arkart and Mr(J BenJ „ w ent fQ p o r t_ TUESDAY, OREOOS OCTOBER 16. IMS i S atu rd ay Gresham Locals THIS IS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S hangle and fam ily of Milton, and Mr. and Mrs. L uvick Shangle and fam ily of P o rt land w ere guests at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mealey, Sunday. T he form er Mr. and Mrs. Shangle a re old friends of Mr and Mrs. Mealey when the la tte r made th eir hom e in Milton. A nnouncem ent was made last w eek of th e death Of Mrs. A. J. W are, at her home in Oregon City. Mrs. W are w as th e wife of Rev. A. J. W are, pastor of the G resham B aptist church several years ago. . Army Sm ith, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C arothers, retu rn ed S at u rday from Hood River w here he has been picking apples. Mr. Sm ith claim s the honor of being the b an n er apple picker In Hood River if not in the state, having picked as m any as 175 boxes in one day land Sunday for a visit w ith Mr. w hile the usual average is 135 Davies, who is a patien t in th e Vet boxes. He left yesterday m orning era n s' hospital. He seemed to be for San B ernardino, Calif., w here slow ly gaining under the tr e a t he expects to spend the w inter. ment. W hile the visitors were Mr. and Mrs. E. G ilberson, Mr. th e re Mr. Davies received an o th er and Mrs. H arold Lewis, Miss caller, Mrs. Mary Welch S hutts, F ran ces W elling, Miss H elen Max form erly of the Outlook force. well, Stafford Dowsett and Gene Miss Mildred West of P ortland W elling composed a party which has been employed as sten o g rap h er sp e n t the week-end at th e Dowsett in the ag ric u ltu ral office for S. B. cabin at W elches. H all and W. H. Baillie to fill the Mr. and Mrs. C larke Melugin and position m ade vacant by the resig son How ard, w ere here to spend nation of Miss A nna Lind. th e week-end with the h d te r’s The first m eeting for the fall of b ro th er and sister-in-law , Mr. and th e Royal Neighbors will be held Mrs. O. A. Cox. They left Sunday for th eir home at Blaine, Oregon. T hursday evening at th e home of C harles Cox, who has been m aking Mrs. W. P. W yant. An effort is be his home with the B ert N orthrup ing made to bring out a full at- ! fam ily returned with them , to visit tendance of m em bers as m a tte rs of ! Im portance will be under d iscu s indefinitely. sion. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Hoover m o Mrs. M. 11. P arounagian of P o rt- i tored to W oodland, W ash., and re land was re-elected president of the tu rn ed Sumlay, to visit w ith Mrs. H oover's brother, Theodore Adams. Columbia River branch, W om an’s j Mrs. Adams is seriously ill in the Foreign M issionary society of the Longview hospital with pneum onia. Methodist Episcopal church at Sat- , u rd ay ’s session of the annual i A1 H am m ar has com pleted the branch convention held at the F irst 150-foot of sidew alk on F ourth Methodist Episcopal church in stre e t th a t he has been doing for P ortland. Mrs. P arounagian will The second half of the home and Chas. H ansen. he rem em bered by many in G resh home golf m atch between the Mrs. Maud Axtell is ill at her am and vicinity, as her husband G resham golf club and the St. home and under the care of a phy was form erly pastor here. H elens golf club, th a t should have sician. She was taken sick T h u rs A crew of seven or eight men been played on th e Ruby links, day at the home of Schuyler Jones have been w orking overtim e the Sunday was postponed un til the w here she was nursing Mr. Jones past week to finish the new build com ing Sumyiy, on account of the and was brought home Friday. She ing on Powell stre e t for F ran k opening of the h u nting season on is now reported to be improving. Staffenson & Sons, th a t will be oc birds. A m arriag e license w as Issued , cupied by the F ieldhouse-Shearer S aturday in Vancouver to Edm und Eight g irls from G resham spent Chevrolet garage. The tioor in the C. Silling, of Estucada, and Miss the week-end at W elches in the E. Georgia Heck, of Boring. Miss j showroom Is yet to be put in and H. Kelly sum m er cottage. The the p lasterin g to do in the office Beck, who Is the dau g h ter of Mr. g irls who m ade the trip w ere Lois and Mrs. J. E. Beck, of Boring, w as and ihow nM,n,s' The brick lay ers Kelly. V ernon Kelly, Ruth S te rl a junior in the local high school. a r “ « 'tis h in i the front of the build- ing, Marie Morehouse, Hetty The Rev. E H orstm an. who has I ln*- Tlle '" ’w w l" be rea,ly T horne, Ruth Schm ierer, Dorothy been uway w orking 111 various east lor occupancy in about ten days, K idder and D orothy Kelly. ern cities In the Interest Of th e | Mr. and Mrs. (). A. E astm an Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott and W ashington Mission d istric ts for «»»nt « rst of the week in mov- family of McMinnville visited S u n th e past 10 weeks, is expected home ' *nE th e ir new residence on I ow- day with Mrs. Seolt's paren ts, Mr. ell street. th e la tte r purt of the week. and Mrs. G. W. Dean. Overcoat Month in This Men’s Store T o the m en an d young m en of this com m unity w ho are in need of a n ew O vercoat for w inter wear, we say -come look over our offerings. The better points of tailoring, the better quality of fabrics, and the better values provided for your choice at each price range quoted will make it possible for you to get more actual value for each dollar invested than you would imagine, had you not taken the time to INSPECT THESE NEW OVERCOATS. PRICED $ 15 *20 *25 *30 *35 *40 Single and Double Breasted Models, Imported and Domestic Fabrics Ay lsWorth 8 Ma r t i r \ MEN’S HATS $1.95 to $6.50 M EN’S WEAR 4 MEN’S CAPS $1 to $3 y* ft! * A A Gifts for Autumn y* You will tind in our store a very complete line of gifts that are sure to please the bride. Me 'c r y ar<t n«« sliwnlug a illud erli design ill c h in a - I «are. all hand-painted anil at * \a yer, popular price. A M WEDDINGS 2 lA A A I jftlcakp's Jetoeln» é ’torr POW ELL ST. P h o n e 44 A X3HCSHÍS“« - now* \ GKES1IAM J. G. Gibson has received word from th e A m erican Jersey C attle dull th a t ills p u rebred Jersey cow. Olga M adelina, has com pleted u production test of 365 days, witli a record of 605.70 pounds b u tte rfa t and 10,035 pounds of milk. The te st was sta rted w hen the cow was one year and ten m onths old. In sp ite of her age she qualified for th e 50-pound list for seven su cces sive m ouths of h er test. John H. Metzger, whose condition has been serious since he suffered i a stro k e of p araly sis th ree weeks ' ago, w as considerably w orse last / P 1 night b ut lie rallied this m orning. His children w ere called to his bed side last night. « Mrs. E lla O liphant of P ortland, a form er G resham resident, visited A last Friday w ith Mrs. C. E. Rusher. Rev. and Mrs. 11. J. Y ates and A Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Blackm an r e tu rn ed lute S aturday from K im ber ley on the John Day riv er in e a st ern Oregon, w here they went last a the tim e to plan for"V entilated H e a t" in your home, w hether your home is already built or ju s t build ing. Be assured of W A R M T H next w inter - th e safe a n d eco n o m ical M ontag way. — a large volume o f • lo w ly m o v in g a ir p re -w a rm e d to the proper te ii« ic v a tu r f. W ARM AIR FURNACE Essay p s y m r n l i - n o flnainrlnff chr»r<«s IM M E D IA T E se rv ie « w it h o u t o b lig a t io n , o i course. at— Guff Gresham Plumbing ft Heating Co. fionc 1233 J. S. Chiodo SH O ES G R ESH A M Charter No. 135 FIRST STATE BANK Sportsmens Bulletin Pheasant Season closes Oct. 31 Deer Season open until Oct. 20 Salmon Fishing / / good at Bull Run and in the coast streams O ur sto ck of a m m u n itio n an d ta c k le is c o m p le te anti w e in v ite you to call a n d look it .over. L. L. Kidder Kdw. Co. Sportum en'u Phone 1421 week Monday to visit w ith r e la tives and enjoy Ashing and h u n t ing. They rep o rt a most enjoyable trip. EOHMEIt R E SID E N T HE I I HNS: SE E L S HOME Reserve District No. 12 Report of the Condition of SPORTING GOODS H eadquarters Gresham East Side Cleaning and Dye Works IBM Powell Blvd. G ARM ENTS CALLED Mrs. 8. E. W illis, form erly known EOH AM I D E L IV E R E D in G resham as Mrs. Ida H engstler, and who lias been living in Colo Leave o rd ers w ith rado for th e p ast four years, re tu rn ed to G resham w ith her h u s J. E. M ETZG ER . G re sh am band. two w eeks ago and has been Phone 1601 visiting with her son, A. E. H en g st ler, and her dau g h ter. Mrs. O. B. N orth ru p of P o rtlan d . Mr. and STA TE EO KESTRY EAIH Mrs W illis are now renovating the OE IN I EHI SI H I OREGON residence on R oberts avenue, th a t An Item of in te re st to Oregon they recently sold to Miss Edith fo restry agencies w as the first Lyman, They expect to leave soon for th e ir home in Paonia. Colo., sta te f.:.esiry fair in th e United and Miss Lyman, who purchased S tales, th at w as put on by the the house and fu rn ish in g s from sta te fo restry d ep artm en t of G eor them , expects to take possession gia. at W aycross, S eptem ber 19-22. w ith her m other th e la tte r p art of At the Georgia fair some 25 m a n u the month. fa c tu re rs of naval sto res, wood Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lynnm have w orking equipm ents, and a num ber purchased th e hom e now occupied of tim ber com panies had m any dif bv Mr. L ym an's m other and sister feren t products on exhibit and and will move In when the la tte r gave d em o n stratio n s of th e equip- tak e possession of th eir new prop ' I nient used, and the fo rest products erty. • and th e ir uses. Many o th er in ter- At G resham , in the S tate of O regon, a t close of b usiness O ctober 3 1928. RESOURCES 1. L oans and discounts, including red isco u n ts, acceptances or bills of exchange, sold w ith en d orsem ent of the b a n k (including iteips show n in 29, 30 and 32, if a n y ) ...........>153,654.9» 2. O v erd rafts secured and u n se c u re d ............................................ 16.43 3. U. S. governm ent se cu ritie s ow ned, including tho se show n in item s 30 gild 35, if a n y ........................................................... 2,600.00’ 4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, including foreign governm ent, state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., in clu d ing those show n in item s 30 and 35, if a n y ......................... 585,640.87 5. Stocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, ju d g m ents, e t c ..................... 1,650.00 6. B anking house, >25.000.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, >8,280.24 33.280.24 8. (a) L aw ful reserv e w ith federal rese rv e b a n k ....................... 34,659.36 8. (be) Cash on hand in v au lt and due from o th e r hanks, b an k ers and tr u s t co m p an ie s.................................................. 40,238.01 10. E xchanges for clearin g house and item s on o th e r banks in th e sam e city or tow n of rep o rtin g b a n k ....................... 1,298.66 11 Checks on hanks outside city or tow n of rep o rtin g hank and o th er cash ite m s................................................................... 33.33 T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10 and 11 ......................................................................... >76,229.36 T o ta l----- v .............................................................................. >853,071.89 LIABILITIES 16. C apital stock paid i n ........................................................................... >30,000.00 17. S u rp lu s f u n d . , .................................................................................... 25,000.00 18. (a) Undivided profits .................................................. >14,691.95 (b) L ess c u rre n t expenses, in te re st and tax es paid ............................................................................. .. 5,430.95 9,261.00' 19. Reserved for taxes. Interest and d e p re c ia tio n ......................... 1,826.67 22. United S tates deposits, including postal savings and de posits of United S tates d isb u rsin g officers......................... 2,917.73 DEMAND DEPOSITS, o th e r th a n banks, su b je ct to reserv e: 23. Individual deposits su b ject to check, including deposits due th e S tate of Oregon, county, cities o r o th e r public furtds ................., ........................................................................... 310,808.27 24. Demand certificates of deposit o u ts ta n d in g .......................... 126.11 25. C ash ier's checks of th is bank o u tstan d in g payable on dem and ............................................................................................ 7,380.64 26. Certified checks o u tsta n d in g ........................................................... 7.2S T otal of dem and deposits, o th e r th a n bank deposits su b ject to reserve, item s 23, 24. 25, 26.....................>318.322 27 TIME IND SAVINGS DEPOSITS. su bject to reserv e and payable on dem and or subject to notice: 27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ................................... 39,121.87 28. Savings deposits, payable su b ject to n o tic e ............................. 424,888.98 T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and or subject to notice. Item s 27 and 28.....................>464.010.85 35. L iabilities oth er th an above, if a n y ............................................ 1,733.37 T o ta l................................................................................................>853,071.89 S tate of Oregon. County of ^Multnomah, ss: I, C. J. L undquist, ca sh ier of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear th a t th e above sta te m en t is tru e to the best of my know ledge and belief. C. J. LUNDQUIST, C ashier. CORRECT—A ttest: A. M eyers, Theod. B rugger, C. J. Lundquist, D irectors. , S ubscribed and sw orn to before me this 11th day c i O ctober, 1928. ROY H. GIBBS, N otary Public. My com m ission expires Dec. 22, 1929. ‘A Burning Question N either the reta il coal d ealer nor th e consum er can afford to stock a coal th a t c a rrie s w ith it too m uch loss in slack, or w aste m aterial. UTAH-GRAND (U A L sold in fourteen sta te s, is th e m ost econom ical coal to handle for reta ile r or consum er. ETAH-GRA.NI> COAL being h ard er th a n m ost coals, sto res w ithout slacking, m akes no »Iringy M at, no c lin k ers and la sts longer. In fact It handles and b u rn s like A n th rac ite but costs no m ore th an o rd in ary coal. Phone your dealer. 1411 , estin g featu res of the fo restry w ork Blanket Weather Is Here. Big value b lan k ets, each >5.95, w ere shown. The Oregon fo restry agencies site 60 x 80, use as bed b lan k et or auto robe R egular >10 value. Ask have been considering th e possibil- about it. G resham Service Station | ity of a fo restry building a t the G resham , Oregon —Adv. sta te fair grounds at Salem. W ith Let us tell you how to get a >10 th e Pacific n o rth w est as "th e na- wool blanket or au to robe. 60 x 86 I tlons wood lot, special fo restry U nited S tates F o rest Service w ith Plano Toning. for >5.95. G resham Service Sta-1 buildings at th e fa ir grounds h ea d q u arte rs in P o rtlan d . Aldon D unn, a blind young man tion. Main stre e t.—Adv, ex p e rt in tuning, rep a irin g and re would he especially ap p ro p riate co n stru c tio n of pianos, w ill give and tim ely." says Jo h n D G uthrie, See the bargains listed in the We classify them, Look for w hat I sa tisfac to ry service. F or p artlcu - in ch arg e of public rela tio n s of the you w ant. Want Ads. 1 la rs phone 3665, O resham .—Adv. WALRAD MERC. CO.