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G R E SH A M OUTLO OK TUESDAY . SEPT E M B E R 7. 1M B PAGB T IIK K M D uring th e aftern o o n program ad I W orden; 2d. Hill an d 3d. H arding [ dresses w ere m ade by G eorge W. Prize given by G resham D rug Co [Joseph of P o rtlan d , who told of th e C ontinued from page 1 Women free for a ll— F irst. Mrs Continued from Page L ------- ■ate H enry W em m e's efforts to lay was lig h t,” which resulted W orden; 2d, Mrs. H ard in g ; 3d. Mrs m ark et value in cash as a prem ium the foundation fo r th e loop highw ay tapping th e Bull Run pow er plant. , - -- —-------• , - ----- Many m inor changes have taken j and b°w he had fu rth e re d the proj- fT h ird - he favors early fall p lan tin g Bennison. Prize given by J. Cannon Men’s free fo r a ll— F irst, Felix place since th e incorporation t; Ju d „ e Geo. W. S tapleton clail»i8 o rporation of ou r ec ect; tapleton, who and c*a >ma he will get enough fru it b eau tifu l city, and 'd » *- * ™ **■- h,w -■-* ' — 1 8poke on th e a g ric u ltu ra l advan tag es the - - Hrst >ea r «> Pay for th e labor of . ‘ ‘" ,0 ' J d, H. G. A ndrew ; 3d. W we dream ed many rize given by Geo. W. Page d, n nor yet so so prac prac- th e highw ay would bring, ' ' so stra n g e and wild, o r yet - an d Ju d g - e cu ltiv atio n . He recom m ends rows Berry grow ing being such a s tre n tical, as th e fulfillm ent of th e one Thos. F. Ryan who spoke of th e co- io u r feet a p a rt and p lan ts tw o feet we are m et here to celebrate. But operation of C lackam as county in th e a p a rt in th e row. He em phasizes uous busiuess, th e re w ere no heavy shallow cu ltiv atio n . He says to keep w eights am ong th e grow ers so the or th e h t , h . „ . A vocal solo by Mr. Quigley of P o rt th e horse cu ltiv a to r eig h t or ten i fat m an ’s race was called off and I would add, "Go bond w hat thou hast and buy w ate r.” T he fulfill land was g reatly ap p reciated ; also a inches from th e p lan ts and not very- boy's bicycle race su b stitu te d , with m ent of th is dream has not come co rn et solo deep a t th a t and do th e rest w ith resu lts as follows. F irst, M iller; 2d, C atlin ; 3d, Wood the h an d hoe and use both tools h Ä T u n o i n e ' Ä ^ t o ’r e ^ R Prize given by E E. Chipm an. o u r work and th a t of o u r friends ■ lty and col° by Miss TowIe of G resh- often. His best yield th is season was G irls' potato race— F irst, C lara O ther m usical num bers were 3 % tons of fine berries per acre. who worked and spoke for o u r cause. am. We th a n k you from o u r h ea rts. _____. ___ a _______ T ake a look a t th e Phenix farm B aum an; 2d, Lilly H eslin; 3d, Helen given by ch o ru s ___ of G resham and And now, w ith o u tstre tch e d hands Sandv "sinters and lkdl»* “ o M n r berries— it is a b eautiful sight. Our Law rence. Prize given by D avidson’s and overflowing hearts, we welcome 7 singers, and ladies trio of only criticism of friend Heiney is D rug Co. you all. If th e re be au g h t of enm ity Kelso. P re ttie st baby co n test— Prizes giv A solo dance was rendered by Doris th a t he is a bachelor. o r co n stra in t, let us forget and join h an ds in this celebration on a day Allen and a folk dance by th e follow- O ur next call was a t th e Chiodo en by Cecil M etzger. This proved a very in te restin g and when the toilers rest from th e ir la bors and pause to review the past ing child ren : F lossie and Doris Allen, raneh w hich su rely presents an a ir difficult question for th e Judges to A rleth a P rccto r. Jo n n le Shelly, Ro- of A m ericanized Italian th rift and and n o te th e progress m ade settled . They w ere Mrs. Wm. Gil Music was fu rn ish ed th ro u g h o u t b erta Sm ith, M argaret Bell, L au ra ,ro m E u g en e Chiodo, who has charge th e day by M cElroy’s band. Hoffman, Ellen W olf, A m anda P erre t of th e berry cu ltiv atio n of th e farm b ert, Mrs. E. C. Banenm an. Mrs. And a fte r much (an d who by th e way is a d irecto r Thos .McKinney, Jo h n R evenue, a well know n and and R uth B arnett. M W hile the aftern o o n program was o u r a sso cia tio n ), we g ot th e for- deep thought and study concluded to highly respected resid en t of Sandy aw ard first prize to E ugenia Ann and one of th e earliest se ttle rs in the closing p rep aratio n s were being m ade ! m u' a f ° r producing 0400 pounds of for a ball gam e betw een th e G resham rboice C u th b ert rasp b erries per acre Chiodo; 2d, to Jo h n Stone and 3d to locality, talked on P ioneer Days. IF YOU WORK FOR NOI It MONEY. IT IS YOI It MONEY__ Vine d u rin g th e w inter B etty Lee Andrew . He was follow ed by H arvey Cross, G iants and P o rtlan d Broom com pany th is year. THEN W H Y 'W A S T E IT? The larg est fam ily rep resen ted — m onths. H e first rem oved th e old of Oregon City, whose ta lk rela ted team . THOSE LITTLE S I 1 I S YOU THROW AWAY FOOLISHLY T he ball grounds w ere rough and l canes and left an average of six good F irst, E dw ard B rin k 's, Scenic, eight; p articu la rly to th e old Barlow road I'OR U N N B4E SSA R Y THINGS W ILL MAKE A BIO |>| E OF 2d, Wni. H ard in g ’s, P leasant View, o r ‘ tra il," and th e “ toll ro ad ” in in poor shape. Due to th is fact, prob- vounff canes to th e set. These he MONEY SOONER THAN YOV TH IN K , IF YOU « IM E TO O l It four. w hich he was form erly in te reste d and ably, sev eral players g o t badly j cut back t0 five teet ■» h eig h t and BANK A N D D E P O S IT E D TH EM REGULARLY. Fam ily com ing longest distance— T he gam e was | put up *“ tb e w ires, then he ran th e w hich he helped to m aintain. He su g sprain ed ankles. F irs t, E. C. Strong, Firw ood. 18 P u t } our M oney in our Bank gested th e re were two th in g s he snappy and was w atched by a la rg e ^ rap eh o e q u ite shallow as close as m iles; 2d, A. Ahlson, H illsdale, 13 » . s . hoped to see accom plished. One was num ber of th e m any present a t th e ' Dossihle to th e rows of canes to save th e m arking by su itab le sto n e m onu celebration. T he first few innings band hoeing, th en he plowed a sh a l miles. Couple n earest newlyweds— F irst, m ents of th e old Barlow tra il, th e put G resham fa r in th e lead, th e ir a d low furrow on each side of th e row ro u te traveled by so m any of th e vantage, how ever, was lost later, and of canes w ith an eight-inch plow, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tow nsend, F air- early pioneers In crossing th e m oun the gam e ended w ith a score of 13 keeping ab o u t ten inches from th e VieW’ STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITO RY. T he quoit gam e proved very in te r ta in s and descending into th e W il to 14 for the sw eepers. canes and th ro w in g them out. These estin g as it was suggested to settle D ance a t F airview la m ette valley. It was histo ric and furrow s w ere n o t over th ree Inches The mo3t exciting sp o rt was re A nother good tim e dance will be should not be forgotten. T he speak served for th e last. Percy Shelly had deep. T hese he filled two inches deep ,h e pr,‘8ldenllal election in advance, Buttons Pleating m anure. Next ------ he „ S,x ,eaniB w ere selected as follows: given at Fairview S aturday evening. er, though coming to the section about donated th e use of th ree of hts bron- w ith farm - y ard ----------- ------ Septem ber 11. H ard ln &> w Delfel and B. M. 1872, knew it so w ell th a t he could cos from his wild west show w hich lland boed tb e rows g ettin g all th e MRS. CA R RIE HANSEN go over it now, alth o u g h it is has been show ing a t Hood R iver Srass an d weeds th e g tap eh o e missed. Howell. F o r H arding, Wr. H arding and J. p ractically o b literate d in m any places, They w ere Blue M ountain Bell, W h irl I hen w ith a 14-inch plow he tu rn ed P hone 81x8 G resham new and easier ro u tes having been wind and Bald H ornet. T he la st was a furrow one each side of th e row of j ° ' Main St., n ea r H igh School trav ersed in la te r years. F o r H arding Jo h n e ta n a h a n and a p articu la rly h ard custom er, b u t Ed. canes a little d eep er th a n w ith th e! A new W estern Electric Farm T he o th e r th in g Mr. Cross w anted KafHeld, a buccarro from Vancouver, eight-inch plow an d close enough so N. M ew hirter. Lighting plant, at a good was the w riting up of th e history of W ashington, was equal to th e diffi th e furrow s n early m et aro u n d t h e 1 F o r Cox, Geo. F. Honey and E. M. discount Stone. th e early pioneers. This should be cult ta sk of m o unting and rid in g him. canes. He finished plow ing th e ‘ done w hile those who know n th e He also rode th e o th e r two. The space betw een th e rows w ith th e j F o r Cox, Felix and E ugene Chiodo. A PPLY sto ries of th e ir h ardships and t r i crowd was wild w ith excitem ent as eight-inch plow not over 3 ft Inches F o r Cox, Mr. W arden and S. J. Grand Electric Co. um phs are yet alive. Electrical Wiring of all kinds th e horses plunged and bucked In deep. F ollow ing th is he used th e Bennison. E a st S I 3 P o r tla n d , O re T he highw ay q u a rte t, consisting of th e ir mad efforts to throw th e rider. dlac llarrow t0 level th e su rface and R esult— Chiodo Bros, beat Delfel Motors Repaired. Agent for 127 Granii A venue Mrs. J. M. C. M iller, Mrs. C. D. P u r S andy’s p rep a ra tio n s for th is g reat tlle b alance of th e cu ltiv atio n for the and H owell; H oney and Stone beat MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE the Western Electric Farm cell, Mrs. It. E. Esson and Mrs. Sam celebration w ere well m ade and per- season w as done w ith th e spring- H ard in g and R othw ell; W arden and Lighting Plants. Edison Co. uel Allen, sang by special req u e st th e feet ly executed. T he moving sp irit, to o th harro w w ith a p la n k er a tta c h Bennison beat C lanahan and Mew song en titled , “ The H ighw ay.” Mrs. if one should be singled o u t, was m ent on which he rode to fine th e h irte r. In th e finals Chiodo Bros, Appliances. Heaters. Fixtures. M iller is th e a u th o r of the song. The M ayor Blanche Shelly, who ca rrie s surface. He used th is tool 12 tim es beat W arden and B ennison; also All work g u a ra n tee d to pass sam e was sung in P o rtlan d a t th e [th e honors of h e r office very m odest- d u r*ng May and June. Mrs. Chiodo H oney and Stone and w ere d ec la re ! inspection by th e B oard of F ire m eeting of the highw ay com m ission I ly. C asper J u n k e r was in ch arg e of Bald tb a t »‘e lived in th e berries all chanlplon8 and en title d to yearly U nderw riters. when th e decision was m ade in favor [th e eats. He is an old hotel man and “um m er, b ut he was well paid, I subscriptions to th e G resham O ut SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. of th e ro u te th ro u g h Sandy. i knew well how to handle th is im port- n bel11« 1 2:30 p. nx. and as we look. Honey and Stone, 2d, six ESTIMATES FURNISHED. M. V. Thom as, from n ear Bull Run, an t p a rt of th e day ’s program to th e " e r e behind o u r schedule we w ere m onths. W arden and Bennison, 3d P h o n e 31 th ree months. who favored th e o th e r ro u te, was satisfaction of all. Mrs. Esson m an- forced to give up visiting Mr. S tro n g ’H T he grow ers all agreed th a t they given an op p o rtu n ity to show th a t aged th e deco ratin g and Mrs. J. C. berry patch and hike for th e picnic FRED L. BOURNE, Prop. • t h e . those who lost were good sports and M iller was In ch arg e of th e program grounds. A fter a bounteous lunch h a‘1 8pent a very plea8aDt a »d Profit- Powell 8t. next to B row n’s M arket • U N I V E R S I T Y - would do th e ir best to aid Sandy. T here w ere th e leaders and they w ere liad been disposed of P resid en t H. able day and concluded to m ake F u rth e r num bers on th e m orning well assisted by larg e com m ittees. O. Andrew of th e association, called th e ir picnic an an n u al event. And p rogram were, piano solo by D esire — is m a in ta in e d by (lie s ta te A big free dance closed th e d ay ’s tb e crow d to g e th er a t th e p latfo rm In they wish to ta k e this o p p o rtu n ity to S track , dance by C arolyn Chown of festivities. in o r d e r H in t th e y o u n g p eo th e shade of th e big cedars w ith here th an k all of those who helped with R ETAIL PRICES F irw ood, vocal solo by Mary Ju n k e r, p le o f O re g o n m a y r e c e iv e , and th e re a sh a ft of su n lig h t flitter th e program especially Mrs. John C lanahan who arran g ed for th e m usi and Spanish dance of w-elcome by D an cin g a t C ed arville Park w ith o u t e o n t. th e b e n e fit« o f ing betw een th e branches an d In a THE eig h t little girls. T he dancers were, ! L innem ann Ju n ctio n , every W ednes few well chosen w ords Introduced th e cal num bers, also th e M ethodist « li b e r a l e d u c a tio n . C a th erin e Allen, R uth Esson, M ar day and S atu rd ay evening 8:45. program n u m b ers w ith a song by the church board for th e use of th e piano T h e U n lm r a i t y in clu d e* the C o lle ie o f tf g a re t and M ildred B arnett, R uth and P o p u lar prices. Union music. L ite ra tu r e , Science end the A r t * , the chorus club, follow ed by a trom bone and the G resham business men who Good Tirivi for Lean— W hy Pay M ore? gave such su b sta n tia l prizes In th e M arie Bam back, Evalyn and C a th e r G ra d u a te School, the School o f P h ya- School Shoes for boys and girls. solo by Lewis Stone with piano ac ath letic events. Rlbltetl o r Non-Skit] — G uaranteed ical Education , and the profeeaional ine M utchler. E. W. A ylsw orth. t»r Not tut You U k o It Adv. com panim ent by Mrs. A. L. Stone. Schoole o f Law . M e d ic in e (at P o rtlan d ). Next an ad d ress by Rev. R E. Myers A r c h ite c tu r e , C’om rn erce^ Jo u rn aiitm , Y oh and Y ou r C ollar. OUR PRICES Education and M u a ic . of G resham . Subject, ‘‘Com m unity C luett, Peabody A Co., m akers of Wiib Wuhodt H ig h atan d a rd a o f acholarahip a re B uilding.” T his splendid address your collar, m ade a net profit of »5,- Sur» Liat Gaaraalra CiuraotM m ade poaaible by an able faculty, w ell 153,129 last year, an Increase of 175 was listened to w ith ra p t atten tio n »17.60 »14.15 equ ipp ed lab o ra to rie s and a lib ra ry o f a 1 2.30 by all p resen t, and we discovered th at per cent over th e profit of th e p re 17.70 n e a rly 100,000 vo lum es. 14.25 12.40 ceding year. Now, do you u n d e r 21.50 in Rev. Myers we have a citizen of stand why you pay tw o-blts for a col- 16.95 1 4.75 S u p ervis ed ath letics a r e encouraged 26.90 20.10 17.30 broad sym pathies and an in te llig e n t' >a r instead of fifteen cents? and e v e ry atte n tio n given the health 31 X 4 29.60 22.35 10.43 and w e lfa re o f the stu d en ts. g rasp of qu estio n s m aterial as well 32 X 4 31.00 23.30 90.23 A large cem ent stru c tu re w ith its sp iritu al. W it h a h e ig h te n e d e o n fid r n e e 33 X 4 31.80 23.85 20.73 g a in e d b y t h e r e s e n t e a p r e e a io n 34x4 33.00 T his ad d ress was followed by a track ag e fro n tag e Is now ttx course 24.85 21 .HO of co nstruction fo r th e f ru it asso cia o l p u b li c e n p p o r t . t h e I ' a i v e r e l l y 39.26 I 33 X 4V4 29.25 2.-..0O vocal solo by Mrs. K. J. H agberg, ac tion at Albany. This w arehouse will n n w e n te r in g u p o n an e ra of 35 X 4 V 4 44.60 32.50 2N.23 com panied by Miss Gladys Neal. Mrs. practically double th e ca rry in g ca l a r g e d e v e lo p m e n t a n d e a t e n d e d Will sell farm complete. Includes Crop; Implements; April 16. 1920 n a e fn ln e e e . H agberg sang In h er usual pleasing pacity. S ubject to change w ith o u t notice Siock, 20 Milch Cows, and ^oung Stock, 3 Horses; F or a catalogue o r fo r any In fo rm atio n . form . T his was followed by an ad- ■ u < r. c n . I Evl1 la u « h8 a villainous laugh address! everything except Poultry-. Machinery- from Carden d n ss b> 1 rof. C. E. S chuster, horti- w henever a sa in t who should be D IS T R IB U T O R S c u ltu rlst of Oregon t h e registrar A gricultural fighting, sits down and piously rolls ,,.;1't[vator f° a ;^our miU J also Tractor, everything goes. O a iv e r e llp o f O re g o n College. H is su b ject was "Sm ail hl8 eyes heavenw ard. J ne bm est buy ever offered. Crop will be worth $3000. E u g e n e , O re g o n 3SW E B u r il-id o S t. East 4(211 F ru it R aisin g .” At th is question he W ill stil ranch without equipment. Ranch alone, 114 ESTRAY HORSE FOR HALE gave much good p ractical advice as F. J. SCHNELL, Pres, and Mgr. A black m are, w eight 1100 to 1200 acres, will .-ell for $25,200, with full equipment $35,000. to p lan tin g , c u ltu re and fertilizing pounds R ight fro n t leg crooked ou» He also com plim ented th e grow ers of a t the knee. Sm all w hite s ta r on th is d istric t on having probably the J_orphead. W hite left hind foot, Machinery alone worth $5000. best se ttin g for berry production of 'T’ara c te rs on left hip on rig h t shoulder. Was taken any p art of th e state. up by J O. Bothw ell, half mile south If interested, hurry! Call Gresham 781 for further This ad d ress was followed by a of T ro u td ale on or about May 1, information. solo by Miss E della Towle, accom- 1920. Due diligence has been used Sandy Celebration Attracts Berry Growers’ Picnic Success Q U I T YOUR. EXTR, J )o n t le t YOVR T BANK OF GRESHAM HEMSTITCHING FOR SALE ! Gresham Electric Co. • OREGON • GRANT T IR E S Benson Hotel Farm For Sale East Side Auto Supply House p.n,o » m „. n ,„. WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER? T here is really no com parison betw een the ease and th o ro n ah of s’wZepin^ Cb a “ E ,ectrlc CIe“ n®'- rem oved d irt and th e difficulty £ * 2 ! Clf,an rU*'1 and c a rp ets w ithout an electric elean- S A i f 00? o r carpet «weeper will brush up SOME of tb e dirt ann If you like th e exercise and have plenty of tim e and stren g th a broom and a carp et b eater will do th e w ork a fte r a fashion. In the sam e way one can wash w ithout soap W ater alona will rem ove some d irt If applied with enough "elbow grease " w .te rUL S £ ’ U8e ’° aP bCCaU’ e U C' ean’ m ore e“ ,ly and b e t,’ r ‘ b a“ e- F o r th e sam e reaaon people use E lectric C leaners because th a t elean m ore easily and far b etter than o th e r m ethods " * ELECTRIC STORE ELECTRIC BUILDING “ Huy Your E lectric G oods at an E lectric S to re.“ . .'S much prom ise. Miss Towle sang by posting legal notices by Ju stic e of “ M other M achree” by Young. Miss the Peace. Towle sang th is song in h er own * Unless ow ner appears and pays all p o r .r „ ,.d w " the fam ily c h a ra c te r of m o th er th a t on th e prem ises of J. O. Bothw ell. all w ere deeply Im pressed. half mile south of T ro u td ale, on Sat- One m ore song by th e chorus urdi,y. Septem ber 18, 1920, at 2 p By o rd er m ade th is 30th day of closed th e program a t the grove and A ugust, 1920. th e crowd m oved to th e g ran d stand JO H N BROWN. for th e ath letic p a rt of th e program Ju stice of th e Peace. (Aug. 31 & Sept. 7 ) w ith resu lts as follow s: Boys’ foot race, u n d er 12 years, NOTICE O l M EETING OF COUNTY first prize, S q u ires; 2d, Johnson, 3d, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Notice is hereby given th a t on H am ilton. Prize given by Mrs W ith Monday, S eptem ber 13, 1920, th e row. Board of E qualization of M ultnom ah Boys o ver 12 to 18 years F irst, county will atten d at th e office of th e W ood; 2d, Cox; 3d, Miller, Prize County Assessor, at th e C ourthouse In P o rtlan d , and publicly exam ine th e given by K idder Hdw. Co. G irls u n d er 12 years, 1st H eslin; assessm ent rolls fo r th e y ea r 1920, in u - h . i . n . . i n<1 correct a |l e rro rs In v aluation, 2d, Baum an . 3d. K llnke 1 rize glv- description or q u alities of lands, lots en by S channo's C onfectionery ------- or o th p r properly, assessed by th e G irls over 12 to 16 years— F irst. County Assessor. And It shall be th e duty of persons In terested to ap p ear a t the. tim e and place appointed. If it shall ap p ear to such Board of E qualization th a t th e re are any lands or lots o r o th e r p ro p erty assessed twice, o r Incorrectly assessed as to description or q u an tity , and In th e nam e of a person o r persons n o t the ow ner th ereo f, o r assessed u n d er or beyond th e actu al cash v slue th ereo f, said B oard may m ake p ro p er co rrec tion of th e sam e. If It shall ap p ear to such Board th a t any land, lots or o th e r property assessable by th e As- | sessor are not assessed, such Board shall assess the sam e a t th e full cash G resham m value th ereo f Ooe. P o w e ll s e d M apU HENRY E REED. EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE 3 BIG TRUCKS BEST OF SERVICE RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE GRESHAM and PORTLAND P o n ía n « A -I07» Ash; Rdwy SOAR. Albert Ekstrom C o u n ty A sse sso r . P o rtlan d . Oregon, Aug. 20, 1920. Oeaclin çf Did you ever stop to think that the advertisements of the home merchants In this newspaper make it a BETTER newspaper? Weil, it does. Advertising teaches PROGRESS, ECONOMY—an«l CONFIDENCE. It teaches progress in keeping you abreast of the times, of all that is new and desirable in foods, cloth ing, homes, supplies, and com forts o f all kinds. It teaches economy through informing you where the best prices may he hud-^because economy 'is not only in the mere saving of money but also in the In telligent spending of it. It teaches confidence through the knowledge gained in knowing you live as oilier folks live; enjoy the things they enjoy—that you have the same advantages. The text book of our worldly com forts is written in the terse lines of our merchandising advertisements - A N D IT’S WELL WORTH READING. If we read the advertisements we soon real ize tliat tiiey can work to our advantage just to s"||l ’h*" merchant with something Then t h e HOME-SPENT fXTLLAR starts its pepful Jour ney amongst we home folks— every one of whom lias the do- velopment and growth of Hus community at heart