Gresham outlook., March 12, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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««RESHAM OUTLOOK
PAOS FOCK
LOCAL DOINGS
BRIEFLY TOLD
FRIDAY,
MARCH
12,
1»2<»
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS
PARTIAL TEACHING FORCE
SlRADIVARA
Come in and hear
At a m eeting of th e Union H igh
school board last W ednesday even­
the S t r a d i v a r a
ing th e m a tte r o t the election of fac­
'K N O W N
fO R
T O N I
ulty m em bers for next year was ta k ­
play
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. O gden, »ho en up and a p art of th e list was dis­
have been in th e d airy business n ear posed of. T here a re still o th ers to be
G resham fo r several years, have elected at a la te r m eeting.
moved to W estlans, U m atilla c o u n ty ,' The board voted to re-elect P rin -
w here they have purchased an al- cjp al E lm er F. Goodwin, Miss Mary
• • •
falfa ranch.
Good, Miss L ettie G regson, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M cKinney and Grace H artley, Miss May M orrison,
ch ild ren , of Corvallis, M ontana, a r ­ Miss Minnie Schrepei, Miss E stelle
We will be glad to
rived here early th is week an d are Webb, Leslie E. Webb. Miss A deline |
looking th e co u n try over w ith a view W yeth and Tom G. Taylor.
give you a demon­
to locating. Mrs. M cKinney is a sis­
The follow ing reso lu tio n s were
te r of Mrs. 8. J. Bennison.
presented to th e board by th e ju n io r
stration of the
The m eeting of the W om en’s Home class of th e high school:
M issionary society, postponed from
Stradivara at any
“ W hereas, conditions at th e Union
last W ednesday, will m eet next week High school are becom ing critical on
on F riday, M arch 19. a t th e hom e of account of lack of classroom s and
time.
r conveniences to accom m odate
Mrs. W. J. O tt. T he su b je ct for o th th e e large
n
u
m
b
er
of
stu
d
e
n
ts
now
in
stu d y , “ O ur N eighbors.” will be in atten d an ce, and
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charge of Miss K uth M ontague The
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W
hereas,
it
seem
s
th
a
t
at
least
m usical num bers will be a piano solo 100 stu d e n ts will be denied ad m it-)
by Mrs. Jas. S terling, a read in g by ance
We are carrying
to th is excellent school next
Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an and a solo by
including ab o u t 20 m em bers of
Miss Mary H ansen. The serving com­ o year,
all classes of Okeh
m ittee consists of Mrs. Jo h n Brown, u r class if stu d e n ts living o u tsid e ;
Mrs. P. Michel, Mrs. B. W. Em ery and th e Union d istrict are first sh u t o u t,
and
Mrs. H. L. St. Clafr.
Records, both pop
“ W hereas, o u r class which is com ­
P. H. Koork of P en d lto n , who has posed of 60 boys and girls are an x ­
been visiting frien d s h ere an d at ious to com plete th e work to g eth er
ular and classical.
P leasan t Home, left y esterd ay fo rI i nd g ra d u a te from Union High
his home.
1 school In Ju n e, 1921, be it
Mrs. G race Inm an, of P o rtlan d ,
“ Resolved, th a t we, by p etitio n ,
spent th e week-end w ith th e R. D. m ost respectfully ask ¿ o u r honorable
Bailey fam ily. She re tu rn e d to her body to ta k e such stpps im m ediately
hom e Monitay accom panied by Mrs as may be necessary to provide ac­
Bailey and d au g h te r M arg aret, who com m odations fa r all of us next !
The greater part of a tire value is in the car­
sp en t th e day w ith her.
year, and o u r schoolm ates an d o th ­
Miss L etitia P u lfe r was hostess ers, and be it f u rth e r
cass. Yet many tires are discarded because the
JE W E L E R
“ Resolved, th a e we as a class and
last T uesday evening at a d elig h tfu l
tread is worn out.
Gresham
Phone 651
as individuals pledge to you o u r su p ­
b irth d ay d in n er party at h e r hom e in port of any m ovem ent having In view
honor of Miss E sth e r P eterso n and th e continued success and gro w th of
W ith a Miller Ad-On-A-Tire we will make
Lewis Skirvin, whose b irth d ay s fall Union High school, an d be it fu rth e r
your worn tires practically as good an when you
"R esolved, th a t a copy of th ese
on th e sam e day. A bout a dozen
bought them. After applying the Ad-On-A-Tire
resolutions be furnished th e M un-
guests were present at th e d in n e r and hinotu and G resham O utlook fo r p u b ­
you cannot tell the old tire from a new, except
la te r in the evening as m any m ore licatio n .”
that it is over-size and m re puncture-proof than
MAURICE BOTKIN, P res.
cam e In to spend th e evening.
VIRGINIA CURRIN, Sec’y:
T he S tan d ard Oil com pany’s office
a new tire.
h ere is handicapped by th e illness of Why th e G overnor o f M issouri Is
The Miller Ad-On-A-Tire is built like a tire
tw o of Its men, C. A. M cCarty, the
C hrist fan.
I am p rim arily a m em ber of th e
without beads. It is made of tough, buoyant
m an ag er, who is suffering w ith in-
flam atory rh eu m atism , and Stanley church because I believe firmly in th e
rubber with several layers of fabric. The side
B, Sutliff, one of th e oil tru c k d riv ­ ten ets of th e C h ristian relig io n ; and
walls completely cover the tire and clinch under
ers, T he la tte r has had a severe a t ­ I believe th a t, in obeying th e ch u rc h ’s
the rim. And it also has the famous tread that is
tack of influenza b ut is recovering, m andates, in engaging in its a c tiv i­
Geared-to-the-Road.
Dr, A. Thom pson is confined to his ties and in b re a th in g th e m oral a t­
m osphere which su rro u n d s th e church
hom e by an a ttac k of lum bago.
The many caterpillar feet of this tread engage
Miss A lexander’s class, th e seventh and its in stitu tio n s, I am b ut p re p a r­
with the ground like cogs. You are assured com­
g rad e, spent W ednesday afte rn o o n at ing my soul to be in harm ony w ith all |
plete traction and greater safety.
th e lib rary stu d y in g th e card index th a t is good an d b eau tifu l In th a t
files. They had a busy aftern o o n un­ sta te of being w hich exists a fte r
Any tire, regardless of make, can be rc-miled
d er th e direction of Miss M ontague death.
Man is so co n stitu ted as to be in ­
with a Miller Ad-On-A-Tire.
and th e ir teacher.
P rice $935 at Gresham
Mrs. E lla O liphant has been sp en d ­ capable of n e u tra lity . His influence
Bring your worn tires, and we will show you
The price of the Eordson tractor has raised to $935 on
ing a few days a t th e hom e pf Mrs. is e ith e r for, o r ag ain st, any proposi­
how we can lengthen their life.
C. E. R usher. She re tu rn e d hom e tion. Believing, as I do, in th e re ­ account of the shortage of materials. We have just finished
ligion of o u r L ord Je su s C hrist, I
this aftern o o n .
unloading a car of tractors. If you didn’t get your order in
Floyd Mack has been doing som e deem it my d uty to arra y m yself w ith
in time to get one from that carload, there will be more tract­
w ork In T ro u td ale recently am ong th e those who a re w orking in its behalf.
ors
coming soon. But we must have your order before we can
I
m
ight
believe
and
y
et
n
o
t
w
ork,
buildings lie wired was a storey
Gresham, Oregon
in which case I would h in d er r a th e r o r d e r one for you. Hurry, don’t delay, and have to use the
building for J. O. Davis & Son
You cau never make a m istake by
th a n aid in His work.
If you are having u hard time, there
horses again this year for all that work that the Tractor will
sitting still and allowing a knocker Is always somebody th at cap tell you CORBETT FARM BUREAU
F in ally , I believe In o u r form of
to knock until he gets through, It he the reason for it.
do just , as , well, , and . at much less
expense. If the tractor is
, .
DOING ACTIVE WORK g o v ern m en t; but in o rd e r th a t it m ay j
Is whaling some friend of yourB, for
reach
its
h
ig
h
est
form
and
lo
ftiest
^
O
t
Used
fo
r
a
d
a
y
,
It
COStS
n
o
th
in
g
I n o t used for
day, it costs nothing—horses must be fed re­
when he tlnils you don't even think It
You can’t expect to have every­
T he F arm B ureau m eeting which aim s ità principles m ust be based u p - 1 gardless of whether they are being worked or not.
Im portant enough to refute him, he'll thing you want and you'll save a lot
get mad all over or feel foolish all of m ental wear and tear by never ex­ was held nt C orbett, T hursday, March on th e teach in g s of C hrist. W here­
over.
pecting anything you want.
11, was a splendid m eeting and ev­ fore, it is my duty, as a citizen, in ­
eryone show ed a g rea t deal of in­ te rested in the weal of my b reth ren , GRESHAM
ESTACADA
terest.
to east my lot w ith C h ristian people
A n um ber of boys w ere present and aid in th e dissem ination of
and a certified potato club was o r­ C h rist's w onderful teach in g s.— F re d ­
ganized. All of th e m em bers will erick D. G ard n er, G overnor of Mis- j
try to certify th e ir potatoes th is year. souri.
A u to and Gas E ngine R e p a irin g Accessories
J. W. Evans, crop im provem ent
T he M ethodist Episcopal church
com m itteem an, signed up 15 o r 20 “ th e church th a t serves th e com m u­
C A SH
P A ID
Auto Electric Work a Specialty
new grow ers for sm all acreage. A bout n ity ” , in v ites you to help p u t th in g s
40 acres m ore w ere added d u rin g th e over.
evening, to th e am ount of land which
Next S un d ay ’s services— Sunday j
will be used to grow certified seed school a t 10 a. m. W orship a t 11.
DEMONSTRATION OF DAY-NITE LENS
potatoes. T he q u o ta for th e d istric t S ubject, “ Reijeeniing Love in O pera- 1
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
has been set fo r l®0 acres and th e tion.
Saturday Night, March 13 at the Garage
Song an d evening service l
prospect Is th a t they will go over 7 :3 0 . S ubject of serm on, "M essage!
E. BA U M A N N ,
th e top.
Day-Nite headlight lens conforms with every city
of th e C e n tu ries.” E pw orth League 1
T he
com m unity
com m itteem en at 6:30.
and state law. Come in and see them demonstrated.
elected a ch airm an , A. O. Salzm an,
In spite of the cynics, m any a hus­
Who remembers ever actually know­
band th in k s well of a wife—even i ing a woman who uses a rolling-pin
who will rep rese n t them on th e SHRINE CONVENTION
though she may not he bis own.
upon her husband?
County F arm B ureau.
Let us tell you about our Tire proposition. We handle
WILL BE SPECTACULAR
A
lready
th
e
com
m
itteem
en
have
Racine, Miller and Oldfield. They’re all good makes
T he tw o w eeks beginning Ju n e |
been busy and th e w ork is p ro g ress­
13th an d en ding Ju n e 26th will be j
ing rapidly.
The ch airm an of the soil lm prove- m ade n o tab le by the com ing to P o rt- ’
JOHN IDE
Phone
F. E. PALMQLIST
j m ent com m ittee has got in touch w ith land. Oregon, of th re e g reat N ational
Res. 12x3
801
Res. 32x
all th e farm ers who are using s u ­ conventions th e m eeting of th e Ki- :
per phosphnte and have arra n g e d for w anis clubs of A m erica, th e n ational
Gresham, Oregon
them to leave check plots so th a t they convention of th e T rav elin g Men’s
| can cheek up on th e increase and find P ro tectiv e association and th e Forty-
o u t th e value of th is form of fe rtiliz ­ sixth an n u a l session of th e Im perial
er. They have also received in stru c ­ Council of th e Mystic Shrine. The
first two will be atten d e d by o rd in ary
tions as to how to use it.
T he livestock com m ittee has listed crow ds, b ut th e S h rin ers expect th e
th e nam es of th e m a jo rity in th a t j la rg e st assem blage th a t has ever vis­
section who own g rad e bulls and an ited the Pacific coast. C aravans are
F O R W E E K - E N D B U Y IN G
effort is being m ade to elim in ate all alread y booked from each of th e 145
A m erican cities w here S hrine T em ­
g rad e bulls from th e com m unity.
are based upon the principles
T he farm crops com m ittee has a r ­ ples exist, m any will come from th e
ranged w ith a n u m b er of o th e r grow - T em ples of C anada, an d yet o th e rs
recoenized and applied in the
ers who w ere not present T h u rsd ay from fa r off H onolulu and th e Canal
Zone.
car
nig h t
grow certified seed an d have
operation of the Federal Re­
T he S hrine convention will be th e
also signed up a num ber who will
m
ost
sp
e
ctacu
lar
event
ever
stag
ed
grow certified grain. T he prospect
serve System. You owe it to
S pecial Price per »et $1.35
is good fo r 100 acres of g rain , in th is co u n try . Seventy-five bands
and
p
atro
ls
of
m
arch
in
g
men
will
w hich Is th e q u o ta set
yourself to transact your busi­
One m ore com m itteem an was add- lpn,l U color, each o rg an izatio n try-
ness with a bank which is a
ed to th e list
Roy Emily was elect- ln* ,0 PuI1 som e stu n t th a t will outdo
ed ch airm an of th e weed control pro- *tie o th ers, and ail of them bent on
Palm Fibre Brooms a t ............................. 40c
member of this system.
ject. T he m ain problem of th is com­ having as m uch fun as can bewcrowd
m unity will be th e control of th e C an­ cd Into th re e days.
Picnic Ham s per lb.......... 26c
T he an n u a l rose festival will fol­
ada th is tle ..
8. B. H ail discussed potato diseases low th e Shrine, and because of th e re
and th e effect th a t they have on the being so m any e a ste rn visitors in
yield. This talk and th e pictures P o rtlan d th e effort will be m ade to
«R E SH A M , ORE.
w hich illu stra te d it w ere very help­ put on th e finest show th a t th e rose
grow ers have ever staged.
ful and much appreciated.
R ealising th a t many th o u san d s of
F. XI Lasley gave a sh o rt talk of
his experience In grow ing and selling N orthw est c i tli‘>ns will w ant to visit
certified seed last year which was of | P o rtlan d to enjoy th ese spectacles
g reat benefit to the new grower*.
, *U<1 th a t th e hotels ra n n o t care for
----------------------
! the crow ds, th e S hrine com m ittee is
i n win
X«Hiee.
p rep arin g to assign visitors to rooms
QUALITY AND NERVI« E
AU bills ow ing to th e G r e s h a m ».
. ...
Steam Iuiur.dry are payable a ’ t h e ! ,n Pr tv ,te ^orae* of th e city.
Phone 661
Phone 6ol
laundry or to the drivers
When In doubt try a Waat Ad.
E E. HARTY.
OJ^eh Records
*
We Can Save You
75 Per Cent
o f Y o u r T ir e V a lu e
Guy D. Jones
Fordson Tractors
¿2
Raney’s Vulcanizing Shop.
Raker & Son
GRESHAM GARAGE
Gresham
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
Phone 901
The Banking
Methods
ot Today
Nested Glass Mixing Bowls
5 in a set, sizes 5 to 9 inches,
Something N e w !
EASTER
EGCx
DYES
NOW
READY
Special After 7 P. M. Saturday
Regular 75c ORANGES per doz. 65c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
FIRST STATE BANK