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VOL. 10, NO. 64
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY
OREGON.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920
$1.50 PER YEAR
COUNCIL RESTORES
JUDGING
HOWARD’S LICENSE
OF ALL ENTRIES IS COMPLETED ■
cece metzccr is
RUSSELVILLE WINS IN GRANGE CONTEST BES™ RiT£l,R
T he G resham council evidently
1 A
A . Cecil M
M etzger
etzger woke up T hursday
had a very sudden change of h eart
m orning to find him self in charge of
w ith reference to the revocation of
RUSSELLVILLE GRANGE
I Cow, 4 years and over— Theo.
H eifer Sr. Y earling— B. C. Alt-
| a re s ta u ra n t in fine sh ap e In addl-
th e pool room license of F. W. How
WON FIRST PLACE B rugger 1st and 2d, Jas. McLean 3d, man 1st, N 11. Sm ith 2d, Sam HAND WOVEN
[ tlon to his new grocery sto re,
Andrew
B
rugger
4th.
W eiss 3d.
SPREAD EXHIBITED
ard. T he council a t its re g u la r m eet
E. L. E stes, who s ta rte d th e res­
Cow,
3
years
and
u
n
d
er—
Jas.
Mc­
R ussellville gran g e won first place
H eifer Jr. Y earling— N. H. Sm ith
Ing T uesday n ig h t resto red H ow ard's
1st and 2d.
An exhibit which has a ttra c te d ta u ra n t in the Rom etsch building a t
in th e g ran g e exhibits. W hile they Lean 1st, Andrew B rugger 2d.
Cow, 2 years and u n d er— Theo.
license as unanim ously and un g ru d g ­ m ade excellent scores in all lines
H eifer Sr. C alf— B. C. A ltm an 1st, much a tte n tio n in th e A rt d e p a rt­ th e co rn er of Main and Powell this
B ru g g er 1st.
left w ithout notice som etim e
N. 11. Sm ith 2d, B. C. Altm an 3d, m ent is
th a t
of
th e b eau tifu l week
ingly as it had revoked th e sam e at they received th e h ig h est scores in
H eifer Sr. Y earling— Theo. B ru g ­ Nellie McKinley 4th
betw een th e close of business W ed­
g
er
1st
and
2d.
bedspread
w
hich
was
exhibited
by
nesday evening and T h u rsd ay m orn­
a special m eeting held late S aturday grains, vegetables, fru its an d canned
H eifer J r C alf— N. H. Sm ith 1st
H eifer J r. Y earling— Theo. B ru g ­ and 2d.
Mrs. Mary M cAllister. T h irty years ing. He also left sta n d in g accounts
evening. W hen this action was ta k ­ products. T hey have a very fine ex­ ger 1st, Jam es McLean 2d.
Herd
ago Mrs. M cA llister and h e r m o th er at Mr. M etzger's grocery sto re and a t
hibit. The to ta l score was 86 points.
H eifer Sr. C alf— Theo. B ru g g er 1st.
en th e re were present and voting
G raded H erd— B. C. A ltm an 1st. spun th e y arn and dyed it fo r th e A. J. W. B row n's m eat m arket.
M ultnom ah g ra n g e won second w ith
H eifer J r. Calf— Theo B rugger 1st N. H. Sm ith 2d.
Mr
M etzger took hold of th e
| coverlet. The w ork was done at th e ir abandoned
councilm en J. E. M etzger, Al. Ham- a score of 80 points, th e score was
H erds
business and from his
B reeders Young H erd — N. H hom e in O ntario.
G raded H erds— Theo. B ru g g er 1st Sm ith 1st.
m ar, B. L. W alrad and E. H. Kelly. very uniform , each kind of pro d u ct
past
experience
in th a t k ind of work
T
he
coverlet
was
woven
on
a
B reeders
Young H erd — Theo
m ade it go. It is proving a very
B reeders Calf— N. H. Sm ith 1st.
(T. R. H ow ltt was p resent la te r in scoring as equally as well as th e
i
hand
loom
and
is
all
in
one
piece.
B ru g g er 1st.
successful proposition and th e house
V,et of Sire— N. H. Sm ith 1st.
th e se ssio n ).
The se n tim e n t pre­ other.
Mrs. M cAllister and h er m o th e r did has
B reeders Calf— Theo. B rugger 1st
been well patronized.
Produce
of
Dam—
N.
H.
Sm
ith
1st
not
weave
it
them
selves
b
ut
it
is
vailed th a t th e action tak en S atu r­
E xhibitors Y oung— Theo. B rugger
P leasan t V alley won th ird place
W hen interview ed Mr. Metzger
hand
woven.
It
was
en
tered
as
a
day night was r a th e r hasty, th a t and m ade th e highest score on th e ir 1st.
said th a t aside from th e possibility
¡tap e stry because th e re was no class of
Get of Sire— Theo. B ru g g er 1st.
cleaning up th e accounts for him ­
SW INE
H ow ard o u g h t to be given an o th er grasses receiving th e full n u m b er of
j
in
which
it
m
ight
be
en
tered
as
w
eav­
P roduce of Dam— Jh e o . B ru g g er
self and o th ers, th e need of eatin g
chance.
Duroc
Jersey
ing.
It
is
a
b
eau
tifu
l
piece
of
work
points allow ed on 10 points. They 1st.
Boar, 1 year and u n d er— H. C. and th e colors a re th e gen u in e kind places for the crow ds h ere th is week
On com plaint having been m ade also scored th e h ig h est on canned
G uernseys
m ade it seem th a t he should ta k e
Compton
1st, Geo. DeBok 2d.
w hich sta n d th e w ear and te a r of hold
Bull. 3 years and o ver— A. J. and
th a t persons w alking in th e street, products. T he to ta l score was 74.5
and keep things going
Boar,
6
m
onths
and
u
n
d
er
1
year—
years
of
service.
J. H ughes 1st and 2d.
Everyone is expressing ap p recia­
especially on N orth M ain s tre e t and points.
H. C. Compton 1st and 2d.
Bull. 2 years and u n d er— J. A. and
Sow, 2 years and over -Ja s. H. tion of his business ab ility and of his
W est Pow ell stree t, w ere thereby en ­
Boar, 6 m onths— Geo. DeBok 1st
Evening S ta r won 70.5 points. J. T. Richey 1st.
public sp irit.
S terlin g 1st and 2d.
and
2d.
H.
C.
Compton
3d.
dang erin g them selves and others, They m ade th e ir h ighest scores on
Bull Sr. Calf— A. J. and J. H ughes
It has alw ays been a com plaint
Sow, 18 m onths and u n d er 2 years
Sow,
2
years
and
over—
II.
C
th e m a tte r was presented to th e th e general farm crops, fru its and 1st. J. A. and J. T. Richey 2d.
— Ja s. H. S terlin g 1st, Elizabeth (luring fair week th a t th e re were
Compton
1st
and
2d.
Bull Jr. Calf— A. J. and J. H ughes
never enough accom odations for the
council by th e stre e t com m ittee and grasses.
Sow, 18 m onths and u n d er— H er­ Johnson 2d.
1st and 2d, J. A. and J. T. Richey 3d, bert
Sow, 1 y ear and u n d er 18 m onths crow ds In th e m a tte r of eatin g places
H. Eling 1st.
th e recorder was in stru c ted to see if
G resham had 69.5 points and was Fay H ulet 4th.
but ih is y ear th e re a re th ree well
6 m onth and u n d er 1 y ear— — Jas. H. S terlin g 1st and 2d.
an ordinance could be draw n to stop the second h ig h est on arran g e m en ts
Bull, 1 year and u n d er— A. J. and H. Sow,
Sow, 6 m onths and u n d er 1 y ea r— equipped places w here re g u la r meals
C. Com pton 1st and 2d, H erb ert
J.
H
ughes
1st
th e practice.
Chas. P. T allm an 1st, Jas. H. S terl­ may be had as well as a n um ber of
w ith 8.5 points allowed fo r a rtistic
E ling 3d.
Cow. 4 years and over— A. J. and
sta n d s w here coffee and sandw iches
Councilm an H o w itt’s n ea r serious arran g em en t.
6 m onths— Geo. DeBok 1st ing 2d and 3d.
I J. H ughes 2d and 3d, J. A. and J. T. and Sow,
Sow, u n d er 6-—Elizabeth Johnson may be obtained.
2d, H. C. Compton 3d.
accident a t th e Mt. Hood crossing on
L ents won 67.5 points. Rockwood Richey 4th.
Besides th e re sta u ra n t which Mr.
and L itter— H. C. Com pton 1st and 2d, Jas. S terlin g 3d.
M ain stre e t recently led the council 63.5 points and Colum bia 37.5 points.
Cow, 3 years and u n d er— J. A. und 1st Sow
and 2d.
Sow and L itte r— E lizabeth Jo h n ­ M etzger is m anaging up town th e re
J.
T.
Richey
1st.
to ta k e im m ediate action to lessen
is a Arst-rlaaa ea tin g place on th e
son 1st.
T he judges were Clayton L. Long,
B erk sh ire»
fa ir g rounds run by a P o rtlan d man.
th e danger. It was ordered th a t the O. G. M cW horter and W innie B ra­ j H eifer, 2 years and u n d er— J. A.
Tam w ort li
Boar, 6 m onths— E. W. G ribble
¡and
J.
H
ughes
1st,
J.
A.
an
d
J.
T
Boar. 2 years and over— J. J. Oder W ithrow 's lunch room is ru n n in g at
P. R. L. & P. com pany be asked to den. T he ju d g es recom m ended th a t Richey 2d and 3d, J. A. and J. 1st.
full capacity th is week and is h an d ­
Sow, 2 years and over— E. W. 1st and 2d.
in stall an electric bell a t th is much Rockwood g ran g e be given $75 and ¡H ughes 4th.
Hoar, 18 monthR and u n d er 2 years ling ex tra larg e crowds.
G ribble 1st and 2d.
used crossing.
H
eifer
Sr.
Y
earling—
J.
A.
and
J
Probably never before have the
Columbia g ran g e $50.
Sow, u n d er 6 m onths— E. W. G rib­ — J. J. O der 1st and 2d.
I T. Richey 1st.
No bids having been received for
Boar, 1 years and u n d er 18 people been so well taken care of in
ble 1st an d 2d.
H
eifer
Jr.
Y
earling—
A.
J.
and
J.
th
is
regard.
th e graveling of th e newly graded
Sow and L itte r— E. W. G ribble 1st m o n th s— J J O der lBt, O. E. Mc­
Follow ing are th e aw ard s in th e H ughes 1st and 2d.
D
aniel
2d.
J.
J.
O
der
3d.
P
o
la
n
d
C
h
in
a«
C
attle,
Swine
D
epartm
ents:
p ortion of T hird stre e t, beteen Hood
H eifer Sr. C alf— A. J. and J.
Boar, 6 m onths and u n d er 1 year BODY OF WAR VETERAN
Boar, 6 m onths and u n d er 1 year
H ughes 1st and 2d. J. A. and J. T. — W.
avenue and K elly avenue, th e coun­
— J. J. O der 1st and 2d, G. E. Mc­
R. Johnson 1st.
IS HERE FOR BURIAI
CATTLE
AW
ARDS
Richey
3d,
A.
J.
and
J
.
H
ughes
4th
cil voted to go ahead and h ire the
Boar, u n d er 6 m o n th s— O. T. M ur­ Daniel 3d.
H
erds
Boar, u n d er 6 m onths— J. J. Oder
sn o rth o rn s
w ork done.
phy & Son 1st and 2d.
The body of C harles E. H icks, a
G raded H erds— A. J. and J. H ughes
B ull— 1 y ear an d u n d er— F red
Sow, 2 years and over— O. T. M ur­ 1st and 2d, O. E. McDaniel 3d.
m em ber of th e A m erican E xpedition­
It being tp p a re n t th a t the absence Powell,
1st,
J.
A.
and
J.
T.
Richey
2d.
1st.
Sow, 2 years an d over— J. J. Oder ary forces, who died In F rance, a r ­
phy & Son 1st and 2d.
B reeders Young H erd — A. J. and
of suitab le sidew alks in th e locali­ Bull Junior calf— F red Pow ell, 1st.
Sow, 18 m onths and u n d er 2 yrs. 1st and 2d, G. E. McDaniel 3d.
rived here tills m orning an d Is at
J.
H
ughes
1st.
ties was th e reason fo r pedestrians
Cow 3 years and over— F red Pow­
Sow, 18 m onths and u n d er 2 years C arlson's u n d erta k in g p arlo rs
O. T. M urphy & Son 1st and 2d.
Get
of
Sire—
J.
A.
and
J.
H
ughes
ell,
1st.
J. J. Oder 1st O. E. McDaniel 2d
Sow, 1 year and u n d er 18 m onths
ta k in g th e m iddle of th e stre e t in the
The deceased was a son of Mrs
and 3d.
H eifer ju n io r calf— F re d Powell 1st, A. J. and J. T. Richey 2d, J. A.
O. T. M urphy & Son 1st.
Mary Hicks of C orbett. He joined the
vicinity of th e high school and of first.
and J. H ughes 3d.
Sow, 1 y ear and u n d er 18 m onths arm y im m ediately a fte r w ar was de­
6 m onths and u n d er 1 year—
Produce of Dam— J. A. and J. O. Sow,
W alula H eights, the council decided
— J. J. Oder 1st and 2d, O. E. Mc­ clared and was assigned to th e 34th
H erds
T. M urphy & Son 1st and 2d.
H
ughes
1st
and
2d,
A.
J.
and
J.
T.
to ask p roperty ow ners .along both
Daniel
3d.
P roduce of Dam— F red Pow ell, 1st H ughes 3d.
flow, u n d er 6 m onths— O. T. Mur
aero squadron. He left th e U nited
Sow, 6 and u n d er 1 y ear— J, J. S tates in A ugust of th e sam e year
phy & Son 1st and 2d. Wesley
sides of Main stre e t from th e high
H o lstein
A yrshire«
O der lRt and 2d, G. E. McDaniel 3d. and served In th a t d ep artm en t until
Hawes 3d.
Bull, 3 years and over— David Mc­
school to
Mt. Hood trac k s and on
Bull, 2 years and u n d er—-Mrs. C.
Herd«
Sow and L itte r— W. R. Johnson
his d eath. He was a m echanic.
both sides of Powell stre e t from the Keown, 1st, M ultnom ah F arm 2d, S. Seranous 1st.
Young H erd— E lizabeth Johnson
1st.
Wm. Bishop 3d.
His d eath occurred at Pours,
Bull, 1 y ear and u n d er— Mrs. C. S.
1st.
g ra d e school to F lorence avenue to
C hester W h ite
Bull, 2 years and u n d er— David Seranous 1st.
F rance, F eb ru ary 14th, 1919 w hile
Young
H
erd
Bull
by
ex
hibition—
co n stru ct su itab le sidew alks. This McKeown 1st, Wm. Bishop 2d, A. H
Produce of Sow — W a lte r H.
lie was aw aitin g his re tu rn to th is
Bull Sr. Calf— Mrs. C. S. Seranous Schw
Elizabeth Johnson 1st.
edler 1st.
country.
was a m a tte r th e council th o u g h t the B urns 3d.
1st.
Get
of
Sire—
E
lizabeth
Johnson
Sow, 6 m onths and u n d er 1 y ear—
1 year an d u n d er— W m. Bis­
Besides Ills m other, Mrs. Mary
p roperty ow ners could and o u g h t to hop Bull
Bull J r. Calf— Mrs. C. S. Seranous Leslie
1st, Jas. S terlin g 2d.
Lynch 1st.
1st.
Hicks, there are th ree b rothers,
1st.
ta k e care of a t once.
P
roduce
of
Sow—
E
lizabeth
Jo
h
n
­
Sow. u n d er 6 m onths— W alter II
Bull senior calf— Wm. Bishop 1st
A rth u r of A lberta, Canaria, C larence
Cow, 4 years and over— Mrs. C. S. Schw
son 1st.
edler 1st and 2d.
T he m a tte r of providing a sinking and 2d, Reginal F u lto n 3d, E dw ard Seranous
of Nam pa, Idaho, and F red who Is
1st.
Tam
w
orth«
at hom e; a sister, L aura, is also at
fund to re tire w ater bonds when they N aylor 4th.
Cow, 3 year and u n d er— Mrs. C. S. 1st. Get of Sire— W alter H. Schw edler
Aged H erds— J. .1. O der 1st and home.
Bull Jr. C alf— Wm. Bishop 1st, Seranous 1st.
m a tu re was presented by R ecorder
2d,
G.
E.
McDaniel
3d.
Eswex
A rth u r G rant 2d.
Tills is tile first body of an o ver­
H eifer, 2 years and u n d er— Mrs. C.
Schneider.
Aged Herd, bred by ex h ib ito r— J. seas man to arriv e in G resham . The
Boar, 1 year and u nder— W. II.
Cow, 4 years and over— David S. S eranous 1 st
’
J.
O
der
1st
and
2d,
O.
E.
McDaniel
Cleveland
1st.
On Ja n u a ry 1st next th e tow n will McKeown 1st, Wm. Bishop 2d,
body was aecom puuled here by a sol­
Jerseys
Boar, 6 m onths and u n d er 1 year 3d.
d ie r from V ancouver barracks.
have paid about $15,000 in te rest on A rth u r G ran t 3d, David McKeown 4th
Bull, 3 years and over— O. J. — W.
Get
of
Sire
J
J.
O
der
1st
and
2d,
H.
Cleveland
1st.
M emorial services will be held a t
Cow, 3 years and u n d er— Wm. Bis­ Brown 1st, B. C. A ltm an 2d, N. II.
its $25,000 bonded Indebtedness. The
Boar, u n d er 6 years— W. H. Cleve­ G. E. McDaniel 3d.
hop 1st, A. H. B urns 2d.
tlie C h ristian church nt C o rb ett Sun­
Sm ith 3d
bonds w ere 25-year bonds and will
Produce
of
Sow—
J.
J.
O
der
1st,
land
1st
an
d
2d.
day aftern o o n ut 2 o ’clock. I n te r­
Cow, 2 years and u n d er— Wm. Bis­
Bull,. 2 years and u n d er— B. C.
have ru n ten years. So fa r no provi­ hop 1st, David McKeown 2d, A H
Sow, 2 years and over— W. H. and 2d, O. E. McDaniels 3d.
m ent will be In th e Douglas cem e­
A ltm an 1st.
F
a
t
Barrow
«
Cleveland
1st
and
2d.
tery n e a r T routdale.
sion w hatever has been m ade to m eet Burns 3d. Wm. Bishop 4th.
Bull, 1 y ear and u n d er— N. H.
B
arrow
,
u
n
d
er
300
lbs.—
Jas.
H.
Sow,
18
m
onths
and
u
n
d
er
2
years
H eifer Sr. Y earling— Wm. Bishop Sm ith 1st.
th e bonds or any portion of them on
S terlin g 1st E W. G ribble 2d. E liza­
— W. H. Cleveland 1st and 2d.
Lost, betw een J. E. M etzger’s sto re
1st, David McKeown 2d, A. H. B urns
Bull Sr. Calf— N. II. Sm ith 1st and
th e ir m a tu rity which will be in 15 3d, David McKeown 4th.
Sow, 1 year and u n d er 18 m onths beth Johnson 3d.
und th e fair grounds, a lad les' hand
2d,
N
ellie
McKinley
3d.
Barrow
,
over
300
lbs.—
J
J.
Oder
years. R ecorder S chneider has sev­
—
W.
H.
Cleveland
1st
and
2d.
purse
S u b stan tial rew ard.
Call
H eifer Sr. Y earling— Wm. Bishop
Bull J r. Calf—-Sam m ie W eiss 1st.
E ast 4642.
Sow, 6 m onths and u n d er 1 y ear— 1st and 2d.
eral tim es called atten tio n to the neg­ 1st, David McKeown 2d, Wm. Bish-
Cow, 4 years and over— N. H. 1 W. H. Cleveland 1st and 2d.
Pen,
u
n
d
er
300
lbs.—
J.
J.
Oder
lect and at th e m eeting Tuesday hop 3d, David McKeown 4th.
Sm ith 1st, B. C. A ltm an 2d and 3d,
Sow, u n d er 6 years— W. H. Cleve­ 1st; pen, over 300 lbs.— J ,1. O der
Storage b attery rep a irin g and re ­
H eifer Sr. C alf— Wm Bishop 1st,
n ig h t he reported on a leasable plan. Wm. Bishop 2d, Ju lia n L u sch er 3d, N. H. Sm ith 4th. .
1st.
land 1st an d 2d.
ch arg in g , s ta rte r and
g e n e ra to r
Cow,
3
years
and
u
n
d
er—
B.
C.
Alt-
’
Dliroc»
He suggested th a t a slig h t increase David McKeown 4th.
Sow and L itte r— W. H. Cleveland
w ork
R ak er * Son.
man 1st, Sam W eiss 2d and 3d.
Sr. Cham pion Hoar— H. C. Com p­
1st.
H eifer J r C alf— Wm Bishop 1st,
could be m ade in th e w ate r charge
Cow, 2 years and u n d er— B. C. A lt­
ton 1st.
H anipeliire
Ennex
sufficient to perm it th e laying aside and 2d, A. H. B urns 3d, David Mc­ man 1st and 2d, O. J. Brown 3d. |
Sr. Cham pion Sow— IL C. Com p­
Keown 4th.
Boar, u n d er 6 m onths— E lizabeth
Aged Herd W. H Cleveland 1st
N.
H.
S
m
ith
4th.
I
of a sum each m onth and each year
ton 1st.
Johnson 1st.
Young H erd, by ex h ib ito r— W. H.
H erds
Jr. Cham pion B oar— Geo. DeBok C leveland 1st and 2d.
to apply to a rd s re tire m e n t of the
G raded H erd — Wm. Bishop 1st,
1st;
J
r
.
Cham
pion
Sow—
Geo.
De­
Young
H erd — W. H. Cleveland 1st
bonds.
H e stro n g ly recom m ended David McKeown 2d, A. H B urns 3d.
Bok 1st.
and 2d.
B reeders' Y oung H erd— Wm. Bis­
an o th e r plan, th e addition of su f­
Young H erd— Geo. DeBok 1st, H
Get of Sire— W. H. C leveland 1st
ficient to th e tow n levy each y ea r to hop 1st and 2d.
C. Com pton 2d, Geo DeBok 3d.
and 2d.
B
reeders
Calf—
Wm.
Bishop
1st
Aged H erd— H. C. Com pton 1st.
net th e town about $1000, th e invest­ and 2d.
Produce of Sow— W. H. Cleveland
Young H erd, by ex h ib ito r— Geo. 1st and 2d.
m ent of his accum ulating sum , with
Get of Sire— Wm. Bishop 1st, D
DeBok 1st and 2d, H. C. Com pton 1st
P o ln m l C h in »
th e addition of th e in te rest, to m ake McKeown 2d, A. H. B urns 3d.
Get of S ire—Geo. DeBok 1st, H.
Aged H erd — O. T. M urphy & Son
Produce of Dam— Wm. Bishop 1st,
it earn as m uch as possible. In this
C Com pton 2d.
1st.
David McKeown 2d.
P roduce of Sow— Geo. DeBok 1st,
way d u rin g 15 years $15,000 would
Young H erd — O. T. M urphy 4
B row n S « iw
H. C. Com pton 2d.
Son 1st.
be raised by taxation. T his w ith the
Bull, 3 years and over— Theo.
B erkshire«
Young H erd, by ex h ib ito r— O. T.
addition of th e accum ulated earnings B rugger 1st.
Young H erd E. W G ribble 1st. M urphy & Son 1st.
Tn all sizes and styles. Also have
Bull, 2 years and u n d er— Andrew
from this invested fund would, it Is
Y oung H erd, by ex h ib ito r— E. W.
G et of Sires— O. T. M urphy &
leads and erasers for Eversharp
G ribble 1st
believed, ta k e care of the bonds when B rugger 1st.
Son 1st.
Bull J r. C alf— Theo. B ru g g er 1st,
pencils
G et of Sire— E. W. G ribble 1st,
P roduce of Sow— O. T. M urphy A
C ontinued on page 4
Jas. McLean 2d.
Produce of Sow— E W. G ribble 1st. Son 1st.
We have Just Received a Large Stock
of Eversharp Pencils
FORDSON TRACTORS
AT THE FAIR
Waterman and Century Fountain
Pens
Known for tone, will play all disc
records.
We sell the pens; Davy sells the
ink.
GUY D. JONES, Jeweler
PHONE «51
See us about
.Cleveland d etrae Catterpiller Tractors
D odge E rothers
AND
D o rt
A u to m o b ile s
Case Tractors With all Tractor Implements
Fordson Tractors and ail kinds of Tractor Machinery
may be seen in our exhibit at the Multnomah County
Fair this week. Visit our display and see what a Ford­
son will do. It is just the machine needed on the small
or large farm.
RAKER & SON
GRESHAM
ESTACADA
Superior or Kentucky grain drills; Success seed graders;
potato diggers; Oliver chilled walking and riding plows.
All Repairs for All Plows.
W. A. HESSEL
RELIABILITY
GRESHAM GARAGE
SERVICE
PHO NE 801
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