GRESHAM OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
JUNK
ISA
1B2O
POWELL VALLEY
STATE CHAMBER SEEKS
Mrs. Ida Pearson an d two* sons,
TO DOUBLE POPULATION
Eli and C h arlie from G ertrude.
ON FARMS IN 3 YEARS : W ashington a re visiting Mrs P e a r
son's sister, Mrs. A. A. Nordblom.
A n u m b er of relatives and friends
Oregon has w ater resources io lr gath ered a t th e Chas Nordblom
rigate 4.000.000 acres of land now uu- j hom e Sunday w here a d elig h tfu l day
productive, and which would support * a s spent. Those p resen t beside th e
in comfort, 200,000 new population, or niem bers of th e Chas. Nordblom fam
ily were Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lind
about 40,000 new families.
If in its three year's campaign to and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Em il Palm -
quist and fam ily, Mrs. A. A. N ord
put families on Oregon’s vacant land, blom, Mr. and Mrs. Gus B ernander
the Oregon State Chamber of Com and d a u g h te r M argaret of P o rtlan d ,
merce can briug 1,000 fam ilies to u til and Mrs. H annah G radin and son,
ize thia land and water, it will mean in Elton.
Miss S tella K eller Is spending h er
expenditures alone for such commodi
ties as clothing, food, furniture, etc., vacation w ith h er siste r Mrs. P eter
Mr. R esare is
of $1,000,000, calculating the expendi Resare at Seaside.
a t Seaside.
tures for an entire family at only w orking
John Unis, of S eattle, is visiting
$1000 per year, to say nothing of the the home folks this week. Mr. Unis
wealth produtsd by these new settlers will re tu rn to ta k e up his school
Land settlem ent is one of the chief work in a week o r ten days.
ijin s of the 1.1 » gun S tate Chamber of
E lm er S oderquist is hom e fo r a
Commerce
program in Its sh o rt vacation. He has been w ork
movement to aid In the development of ing in ea ste rn Oregon.
Amy G ustafson and Lillie Nelson
the State.
left Monday m orning fo r Corvallis
where they will atten d th e two weeks
N otice to Property Owners.
sum m er school. E tta A nderson was
By o rd e r of th e council of th e Town ill and could not go w ith them . It is
of G resham a tte n tio n Is directed to th ought th a t E tta has th e m easles
the follow ing from O rdinance No. 85 but if it should prove to be only a
cold, . she will probably go for th e
of th e Town of G resham :
It is hereby m ade th e d uty of th e sec° n“ week.
Guests a t th e hom e of Mrs. H an
ow ner, ag en t o r occupant of land b o r
derin g on a stre e t w hich has been im nah E rickson Sunday w ere h er son
proved by th e co nstruction of sid e W alter E rickson, Mr and Mrs. Geo.
w alks th ereo n , to cu t and rem ove Strong an d two d au g h ters M argaret
from th e stre e t all grass, weeds and and L aura, of P o rtlan d , and E. Unis.
P. M. M agnuson is hom e from As
brush betw een th e sidew alk covering
and th e curb and p ro p erty lines a t toria. As soon as th e fu rn itu re can
least tw ice each y ear; once betw een be packed Mrs. M agnuson and C lar
th e Pt3t and fifteenth days of th e ence will re tu rn to A stbria with Mr.
m onth of Ju n e , and once betw een th e Magnuson.
. , . They have a t last found
fifteenth and th irtie th days of th e a »unable house and will m ake th e ir
m onth of S eptem ber.”
I holue at A stor,a a t least during th e
• Conviction for a violation of th is
. ,
. . .
O r ’in sn ee ca>ries a fine of n ot loss
, , e scbo° l m eeting Monday T
th an five o r more th an tw enty dol- b ' ,Ander8O,l was re-elect»»d d irecto r
lar8 ••
and Wm. P eterson, clerk.
H. P.
i Also__
I C hristenson was also re-elected as th e
•That it sh all be unlaw ful for any h,Kb Bfh° o1 d irecto r to serve for th e
i ow ner, ag en t o r te n a n t of any lan d , ? e,xt two ypar8- It was decided to
w ithin th e co rp o rate lim its of th e ‘»«e o ut th e wall betw een th e cloak
1 Town of G resham to m aintain o r al- r<i°,ni aad ai‘senlbly hall and this will
I low to be m aintained any o utside
(
*ea8t s *x
t° th© length of
i to ilet unless properly connected w ith ‘he la tte r and relieve th e crowded
a septic ta n k or closed cess pool. One condition when program s and en ter-
exception is m ade to th e above o rd e r ,
a Fe i '’ven- H was also de
in th a t any to ilet located a t a dis- clded th a t h e re a fte r no children or
| tance of two (2 0 0 ) h u n d red y ard s ! J ? U"i.g .,peO.PJ e 8bould be allowed in
o r m ore from any o th e r dw elling, and ttle Z18 s ’ th e o th e r school rooms, o r
¡w ith th e consent of th e H ealth an d ? n ! ,e 8tairs d u rin g a program o r en-
I’olice com m ittee, m ay be allow ed to te rta in m e n t and th a t all who came
rem a in .”
j s“ ould be seated in th e m ain assem -
“ Convlctlon for violation of th is
room. At th e last Parent-T each-
O rdinance carries a p enalty of n o t f r m eeting the noise m ade by a num-
less th a n five or m ore th a n tw enty- ber ,
th oughtless, careless, young
five d o lla rs.”
people and children m ade so much
A ttest: C. G. SCHNEIDER,
d isturbance th a t it was alm ost im-
R ecorder
Possible to h ea r th e speaker.
-------------------------------------------------- A n um ber of th e y ounger set gave a
su rp rise p arty on A rchie P eterson,
Monday evening.
M IS S F R IE D A B R A T Z E L
Mr. and Mrs. Algot A nderson and
T each er in P ia n o
baby are visitin g a t th e hom e of Mrs.
P riv ate o r class lessons. Special
A nderson's paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. S.
atte n tio n given to beginners in
M. StafTenson.
relaxation and hand developm ent.
The P aren t-T each er association
R idge Av., n e a r L aw rence
will not m eet next F rid ay evening,
P hone 791
Ju n e 25 on account of th e electrical
parade in P o rtlan d . The next m eet
ing will be held Friday, Ju ly 2d. A
P h on e 175.
| sh o rt p rogram Is being arran g ed .
Auto Tops Recovered and Re
paired. All kiads of Top M aterial
PLEASANTHOM E
and C u rtain W indows.
A
p
leasan
t su rp rise was given on
S. E . P A L M Q U IS T
R obert Shum w ay and Miss Inez Bell,
A U T O TO P SHOP.
his neiee, last S aturday evening when
Main S treet.
G resham
about 50 of th e young people met at
th e M ethodist church and spent a
pleasant evening. T he evening was
sp en t in gam es and music a fte r
which
lig h t
refresh m en ts
were
served.
Mr. and Mrs Thom as have been
enjoying a visit from th e ir son H arry,
If you n eed a D rille d W ell, form erly of T illam ook. He has Just
accepted a position as cheese inspect
P u m p , E n g in e , W in d
or for th e Oregon C o-operative D airy
m ill o r T a n k , call
men and he left Sunday fo r Coos
county to com m ence hrs work.
—on—
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as and Mrs.
STRASSER DRILLING CO. B uehler atten d ed the w edding of Miss
Mabel Shirley to Carl Olsen S aturday
L e n ts S ta tio n , O reg o n , R 3, evening. Both young people live in
P o rtland.
B ox 192 ; P h o n e T a b o r 8116
At th e school election Monday,
Mrs. M. L en n artz was re-elected a di
recto r and A. J. Quay was re-elected
as clerk.
I
T H E U N IV E R S A L
CAR
T h e re a re m o re th a n 3,000,000 F o rd
c a rs in d a ily o p e ra tio n in th e U n ite d
S ta te s . This is a little b e tte r th a n o n e-
h a lf of all th e m o to r cars used in A m e ri
ca. T h e F o rd c a r is every’ m a n ’s neces
sity . N o m a tte r w h a t his b u sin ess m a y
be, it solves th e p ro b le m of ch e ap e st
tra n s p o rta tio n . W e so licit y o u r o rd e r
now , b ecau se p ro d u c tio n is lim ite d , a n d
w e j n u s t m a k e it th e ru le to su p p ly first
o rd e rs first.
Raker & Son
G RESH A M
ESTACA DA
GRESHAM GARAGE
. P h o n e 801
A u to m o b ile R e p a irin g a n d S to ra g e
F u ll L in e o f T ire s a n d A ccessories
SO U TH A R D
p e lv ic
&
P A L M Q U IS T
p r id e
H i .
i Bjirds of a feather, flock todefh« 1 e r
A t eve t h e y h o m e w a rd fiy;
B eneath th eir win^s are all the th m d s
Ih e y flew from hom e to h u y . , / \ 3
_
Ve found a nest here with the rest,
B ut live self-satisfied .-.
A s e lfis h b re e d t h a t pays no h e e d
To
Local
Civic P ride.
B U Y W HERE
i Y O U L IV E
DRINK PURE WATER
B u y Y o u r E le c tric a l G oods a t th e
GRESHAM ELECTRIC CO.
F R E D L. B O U R N E , M a n a g e r
Pow ell S tre e t
P h o n e 31
Standardized
Q u a lity
N o m a tte r w h e re
y o u b u y “ R e d C r o w n ,”
y o u a lw a y s g e t th e
s a m e h ig h - q u a lity fu e l.
I t is m a d e t o m e e t t h e
r e q u ir e m e n ts o f y o u r
e n g in e .
O IL
V.
RP hoea
‘" *■ ‘ • 0 U S X
Save
Your Chicks
T h e Irrita tio n of tbe digestive organa
that cause« diorrAora is brought on
through exposure to dam pness, over
crow ding sour, d irty food, too much
manh and d rin kin g a t a g n a n * w ater.
Correct these conditions. Provide
fresh, clean drinking water and add
COMPANY
D r. L e G ear’s
C hick D ia rrh o ea T ab lets
( C a lif « r a ia )
Prevents chick loss by keeping their
bowels in healthy, norm al c o n d it io n
G et a sm all boa today fro m your
dealer.
D r, L . D . L a G s a r M s d ic ia a C o .
S t. L ou is, M o .
l/ie Gasoline o f Q uality
C. A. M’CARTY, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Gresham
A. W. METZGER & CO.
P h o n e 661
EKSTROM
3 B IG
TRUCK
TRUCKS
G R ESH A M
YA5 A sb;
B dw y 9 0 * 1
AND
and
P h o n e 661
SERVICE
BEST
R E S P O N S IB L E
Portland A-107I
whether by rail, steamship, or
automobile, you w ill find A m eri
can Bankers Assoc iationCheques
the safest, handiest w ay to carry
your money.
“ A. B. A." Cheques are safe,
because if not countersigned
they are useless to anyone Out
tlie owner. T h ey are N fiv s n -
BANK
OF
fenf, because hotels,
steamship companies and me»
chants everywhere accept them
as readily as cash In payment
of bills, and because the only
id entification needed is the
countersignature of the owner
in the presence of the peraoa ac
cepting the Cheques.
G R ESH A M
G R E S H A M , OREGON
C A SH
P A ID
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
E.
Gresham
BAUM ANN,
WOOD
SAND
Phone 901
GRAVEL?
In c o n n e c tio n w ith o u r tru c k service we h av e o p en ed :
o n e of th e B est S a n d a n d G ra v e l P its in th e C o u n ty , a n d
a re p re p a re d to d eliv er, a n y place. T r o u td a le , O re.
W rite :
J. R. K N A R R
R IC H A R D K N A R R
P h o n e G re sh a m 489
C H O IC E M E A T S
H o m e m a d e H a m s, B acon , S a u sa g e , L ard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
Main S treet
GRESHAM
GKO. D IET!,.
P hons 881
Prop.
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Tabor 5071
G r a th a n s
ROCKWOOD GARAGE
K R E O F S K Y B R O S . P ro p s .
O v e rh a u lin g , R e p a irin g , W e ld in g a n d B ra z in g
T ire s , O ils, A ccessories
Corner R ase L ine and R ockw ood Roads
£
ns
M E L R O S E A N D V IC T O R Y
“Red Crown" Is all-re
finery gasoline with the
full and continuous chain
of boiling points neces
sary for ready starting,
quick and smooth acceler
ation, steady, dependable
power and long mileage.
Look for the "Red Crown"
sign before you fill,
STANDARD
However you travel
OF
S E R V IC E
R E L IA B L E
PO RTLAND
Albert Ekstrom
G resham ( t l
fW . Powell and Maple
At the g en eral school election held
Monday, Jo h n C. Strebin was elected
school d irec to r to ta k e th e place of
A. Jones whose term expired. Mrs.
E verett Stafford was elected school
clerk.
Miss Mabel Wood retu rn ed home
F riday
evening from
W illam ina
w here she has been teach in g during
the past year.
Mrs. E dw ard B achstrand visited
with h er m other, Mrs. H enderson, In
P o rtlan d recently.
Mrs. F erd F o th was re-elected di
recto r of th e Victory d istric t at the
school election Monday. F erd F oth
was again elected clerk. Mr F oth
has held th is position fo r a n um ber of
years. It was also voted to sta n d
ardize th e school this year.
LUSTED
ROCKW OOD
Mrs. A. O. Schantln has as guests
h er cousins, Mrs. P etrie and Mrs.
Valck from Chicago last W ednesday
afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrq. M illard a re visiting
Mrs. M illard's m other, Mrs. Grtm-
shaw.
I
ju - i i m t
«.
jfe p YEAR
W > » D£RS
V j/te a t* '
Guard
Your Home
with
P A IN T
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. P h alr
Ju n e 20, a ten pound g irl. Mrs. P h air
Is being cared for at the-bom e of her
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Manning
In P o rtland.
H arris H am ilton and fam ily spent
Sunday w ith his paren ts, Ed. H am il
ton and fa'mily.
A. W. H am ilton and fam ily, who
have been living a t th e Cam eron £
Hogg mill for th e past two years
have moved to Seattle. T he form er
will stu d y d en tistry .
The
IM IS
.Mutual t i r e It-lief
Assn, rep o rts a successful year. The
an n u al rep o rt of th e association
show s $2,634.000.09 of risk s w ritten
and 1010 new m em bers gained in
1919. Mr. H. W. Snashall was re
elected P resid en t for th e sixteenth
tim e and Mr. F erd G roner of H ills
boro was elected Vice P resident. The
Association carried close to $7,000,-
000.00 and Is forging ahead rapidly.
It Insures for protection only, not for
profit. We Invite farm ers to become
m em bers
See H
W
Snashall.
I G resham , R. F. D. 4. P hone Oresh-
am 85.— Adv.
I
FEVER has th e re b e e n a l e t t e r reason for
preserving your property th a r a t the p resen t
time.
High costs of construction have greatly increased
the value of homes and b dings, no m atter how
old they might be.
Paint—GOOD Par t, v.iH do more to preserve and
increase tic value of your property than anything
else you can possibly invert in. It is the greatest
safeguard against the ravage» of time and w eather.
It is the best kind of insurance.
Guard your home and buildings with
FULLER Paint
and other products. Back of them are 71 years of
paint-making experience. Thousands of projjerty
owners have used these products for years.
Look Up a FU LLER Dealer
in Your Town
W. P. Fuller & Co.
Northwest Branches at
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Boise
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