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VOL. 11, NO. 12
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
H. R. ADRIAN MANAGER
COUNCIL HOLD LIVELY
NEW BASEBALL TEAM
SESSION TUESDAY EVE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921
NEW RAKER GARAGE ACME OF CONVENIENCE
T he council a t ite re g u la r m eeting i T he baseball team m et T hursday
C. I. R a k er & Son have moved not be used for sto ra g e of cars it
T uesday g ra n te d th e petition of a evening in th e city hall and discussed into th e ir new g ara g e b u ilding on , would be possible to han d le ffo cars
la rg e m ajo rity of th e residents of th e advisability of p u ttin g a team in Powell stre e t and are ready fo r busi i in th e re . T he old g ara g e will be used
F irs t s tre e t th a t It be graveled th e field. E veryone present was ness. In fact they have been so busy ; for sto rag e space en tirely .
fo r a distance of 860 feet west from h ea rtily in favor of a team , prob th a t they have found it difficult to
A djoining th is m ain building is
Main stre e t. T his new piece of g rav ably due to th e fact th a t m ainly the get th e ir ne$- q u a rte rs ready fo r bus ! th e w ork shop w hich faces on South
old team of last y ear w ith a sp rin k
eling will connect up w ith the
Main stree t. T his b u ilding is a two
ling of business men tu rn ed out. A iness.
stre tc h of grav el w hich is already
sto
ry building and th e low er floor
E kstrom , last y ea r’s m anager, could
T he building is u n doubtedly the
laid n ear the C atholic church.
not accept th e reins th is y ear due to finest in G resham and is said to be 1 v^hich opens o u t on a level w ith
T he stre e t w ill be graveled from business, so H. R. A drian was chosen
th e finest equipped F o rd g ara g e Main stre e t is used as a place fo r th e
curb to curb. Nine feet in th e center
in his place. H e can be found a t the found anyw here on th e Pacific sto ra g e of oil and trac to rs. T he up
of th e s tre e t will be graveled eight
S tan d ard Oil com pany’s p lan t and is
Inches deep and th e gravel will be ready to give anyone consideration. coast if not in th e e n tire country. per floor is on a level w ith th e m ain
th re e inches th ick on each side to th e Any suggestions will be listened to Every possible convenience fo r th e b u ilding an d is one of th e best
expeditious h an d lin g of re p a ir and equi ped w ork shops in th e country.
curb.
and any questions reg a rd in g th e
The council a t th is m eeting also team , can be referre d to him for service w ork is included in th e R ebpring an d b earin g bu rn in g m a
eq u ipm ent of th e building w hich chines have been in stalled and every
fixed th e license fees fo r peddlers,
action. ,
th in g th a t would m ake it possible to
rp p resen ts a cost of $40,000.
agents, fru it vendors and bread w ag
Every person having any baseball
com
pletely o v erhaul an engine in a
T
h
e
m
ain
b
u
ilding
w
hich
faces
ons o r o th e r concerns who sell o r de
ability is req u ested to be a t th e old
liv e r goods fo r resale w ithin th e city ball diam ond next Sunday afternoon Powell stre e t is approxim ately 100 d ay ’s tim e is in stalled in th e well-
lim its. T he license fees w ill be $15 a t 3 o’clock w hen th e first try o u ts by 130 feet in size and includes a lig h ted shop.
One of th e rem a rk a b le fea tu re s of
covered drivew ay w here p atro n s will
p er m onth o r if th e ow ners only m ake
will be held.
th
e
en tire building is its w onderful
be
in
th
e
dry
w
hile
th
ey
a
r
e
's
e
c
u
r
a few trip s a m onth they m ay pay a
T he men are determ ined to p u t a
license of $2 fo r each day on which w inning team in th e field, b u t to do ing oil, gasoline, w ate r o r air. At lig h tin g facilities, a t n ig h t electric
th e p resen t tim e p atro n s can ob tain lam ps m ake th e n ig h t as b rig h t as
th ey deliver goods. F oot peddlers
th is they will have to have su p p o rt. w ater o r a ir a t any tim e of day or day and d u rin g th e day it appears to
will pay a license of $1 a day.
It is up to th e town a t la rg e to give
T he h ea lth and police com m ittee them not only financial su p p o rt but n ig h t and beginning May 1st th e be en tirely m ade of g lass th e rooms
w ere ordered to in vestigate th e d rain also th e ir m oral support. T he team com pany will have a n ig h t m an in aro so light. T he windows a re so
age at T hird an d Main stree ts. Sev is a city ad v e rtise m en t so let every charge who will be ready to serve effectively placed th a t th is lig h t is
w ith o u t glare.
them a t any h o u r of th e n ig h t. ’
eral com plaints have been m ade th a t body boost it.
An experienced corps of w orkers
T h e ten larg e p late glass w indow s
th e d rainage a t this place is poor and
is
on hand ready to serv e th e public
th
a
t
se
p
a
ra
te
th
e
covered
drivew
ay
th e com m ittee will in vestigate to find MISSIONARY AT THE
from th e m ain building m ak e th e a t all tim es. C. I. R a k er an d son,
o u t th e cause.
METHODIST CHURCH in te rio r very lig h t and a ttra c tiv e . E. W. R ak er, h av e g en eral su p er
T he council also in stru c ted the re
T he Rev. W. L. K ing, retu rn ed T he e n tire circle inside th e windows vision of th e g ara g e an d business
corder to publish a notice calling for
m
issionary,
who sp en t 33 years of will be used for a show floor and as w ell as th e E sta ca d a g arag e and
bids for th e construction of th e side
tra c to rs,
F o rd
sedans, a re busy all of th e tim e.
w alk on South Main s tre e t from th e his life as a re p rese n tativ e of th e F o rd so n
Mrs. C. I. R a k er is in ch arg e of
coupes,
to
u
rin
g
cars
ar.d
ru
n
ab o u te
M
ethodist
Episcopal
church,
in
In
in tersection of Powell and Main
stre e t, south. T he notice calling for dia, will speak next Monday evening will be on display. At p rese n t th is th e office and has proven h er ef
space is v acant as deliveries are ru n ficiency in th a t w ork d u rin g th e past
bids and giving specifications for the a t th e church.
Mr. K ing's add ress is one in th e ning behind a t th e F ord p lan t and few years.
w ork will be found elsew here in this
T. J. Bailey h as ch arg e of th e
series of m eetings th a t will begin R ak er & Son have sold all th e new
issue.
service d ep artm en t.
O rdinance 107 was given its th ird w ith S unday’s services, u n d er the cars they have had on hand.
R. D. Bailey will handle th e sale
J u s t back of th e show room on
read ing and was passed. It is now a direction of th e paotor, Rev. A. S.
law, having been signed by th e mayor. Hisey, assisted by Miss L illian Cress th e ea st sid e of th e building a re the of gasoline, oil, etc.
W ard Inglis will be in charge of
T his o rdinance provides th a t no from the P o rtlan d Deaconess Home. cases fo r th e display of F ord p arts
chickens may be kept in any building T he p asto r will preach tw ice on and accessories. This d ep a rtm en t is th e p arts and accessory d ep artm en t.
closer th a n 10 feet to th e property Sunday, in th e m orning on th e n o t y et com plete b u t will soon be in Mr. Inglis recently cam e h ere from
line and 25 fee t from a public stree t. them e, "B uried T alen ts,” an d in th e ship shape. In th is d ep a rtm en t th e re E stacad a to h an d le th is line of work.
R. R. Bailey w ill co n tin u e in
T h e ordinance also provides for th e evening on “ If I Could Begin A gain.” will be a com plete line of p a rts fdr
ch
arg
e of th e sales d ep artm en t.
F
o
rd
cars
and
Fordcon
tra
c
to
rs
as
T
he
m
eetings
will
continue
th
ro
u
g
h
p ro h ib itin g erection o r m aintaining
In the shop, M. J. A llshouse, Jo h n
of a priv ate g ara g e o r b arn n ea rer th e next two weeks, w ith services well as a full lin e of F ordson tra c to r
McGinnis and Ja k e L arson will con
th a n 25 feet to a public stre e t. In each night. They will be conducted im plem ents.
On th e west side of th e e n tra n ce tin u e th e ir efficient service.
th e case of buildings already con as a School of Religion, w ith a ses
T he erection of a building of th is
stru c te d th e ow ners m ay have a year sion fo r th e boys an d g irls a t 3 :30 doors a re th e offices and rest room s
p. m. and th e session fo r young peo all m ost a ttra c tiv e in design and type in G resham m akes an epoch
in which to move such building.
both, in th e gro w th of th e town and
W arm discussion follow ed the in ple and a d u lts a t 7 p. m. Studies in furn ish in g s.
T he e n tra n ce to th e re p a ir shop is in th e developm ent of th e autom obile
tro d uction of O rdinance 108 designed hym ns, th e Bible, and in th e personal
Ten y ears ago Dr. A.
to re stric t th e nu m b er of chickens religious life will be conducted at on th e w est side of th e building and business.
is en tered by a graveled drivew ay Thom pson erected th e first larg e
th a t may be k ep t in th e residence sec each session.
T he Sunday school atten d an ce, from Powell s tre e t along th e west g ara g e In G resham . T his building,
tion on W allu la H eights. T he m eet
which is now occupied by A. E kstrom
was
seriously
in terfered sid e of th e building.
ing waxed w arm over th is question, which
tru ck in g com pany, was a m uch h e r
w
ith
by
sickness,
is
g
e
ttin
g
back
to-1
J
u
s
t
a
t
th
e
le
ft
of
th
e
e
n
tra
n
c
e
Is
A. W. B otkin and C. G. Schneider
leading th e discussion in favor of the w ard norm al. In te re stin g classes for located th e sto ra g e b attery sta tio n alded im provem ent in th e tow n and
o rd inance and A. F. H am m ar and all ages are held. All are welcome. and n ex t to th a t is the service s ta created ab o u t as m uch am azem ent in
T he E pw orth L eague will be led tion w here all m inor breakdow ns reg ard to size, ex p en d itu re of money,
T. R. H ow itt leading th e opposing
by
Miss Cress. T he topic, “ A Sab may be rep aired in a sh o rt tim e. At etc., a t th a t tim e as th e R a k er g a r
faction. A fter about an hour and a
th is sta tio n all sp ark plug tro u b le age is doing at th e p rese n t tim e.
h alf of arg u m e n t the council appoint b ath fo r Self, o r Service.”
and
trifling ad ju stm e n ts th a t do not ’ Many local people do not realize
T
he
choir
will
lead
in
th
e
singing
ed a com m ittee to in vestigate the s it
u ation and try and reach som e sa tis a t both Sunday services beside ren- [ req u ire th e use of th e shop m achines as y et w hat a re m a rk a b le building
factory conclusions by A pril 20 on dering a high class b it of sacred m u - , will be handled in a very prom pt has been erected In th e ir m idst. To
m anner. T his service sta tio n d e p a rt th e public R a k er & Son extend an in
w hich d ate th e ad jo u rn ed m eeting sic a t each of them .
“ T he C hurch of th e W arm H e a rt.” m en t is one copied from th e F ord v itatio n to visit th e new g ara g e and
has been called. T he com m ittee con
g ara g e at E ugene and is said to be m ake a to u r of inspection and a trip
sists of four m em bers of th e council
m ost successful in th e efficient th ro u g h th e b u ilding will prove a
who have no property in te rests in MRS. LUANA ORVIS IS
BRIDE OF WM. DUPHNIA h an d lin g of all so rts of w ork.
revelation of w hat a m odern up-to-
W allu la H eights and w’ho will be in a
A lthough th e new b u ilding wi]l d ate F o rd g ara g e m eans.
position to ta k e an im p artial view of
W illiam D uphnia, of P o rtlan d , and ;
th e situ atio n . They are L. L. K idder, Mrs. L uana Orvis, d au g h te r of Mr.
MUSICAL PROGRAM FOR
B. L. W alrad, A. F. H am m ar and T. and Mrs. Jo h n Stanley of G resham ,! WOODCRAFT WOMEN
TO ELECT DELEGATES
MISSIONARY MEETING
R. H ow itt. F in al action will be taken w ere m arried a t V ancouver, S atu rd ay i
on th is m easure at th e adjourned afternoon, April 2.
T he W om an’s H om e M issionary
T he N eighbors of W oodcraft will
m eeting if they cannot m ake any ad
Both Mr. and Mrs. D uphnia are m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs. R ichard society will m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs.
ju stm e n t satisfac to ry to all.
well known in G resham and many
A. W. B otkin on W ednesday, April
B eadle T uesday a t 2 o’clock to nom
T he o rdinance provides th a t not friends! will wish them happiness.
13 a t 2 :3 0 p. m. Mrs. W. E Beegle
m ore th an 36 fowls may be k ept in
A t p resen t th e young couple will in ate delegates to th e d istric t m eet the lead er has a rra n g e d th e follow
th e W allula H eights section w ithout stay w ith Mr. D uphania’s sister, Mrs. j ing which will be held a t Hood R iver ing in te re stin g m usical program .
th e perm ission of a large m ajo rity of Je an H am lin, in P o rtlan d an d they som e tim e in th e n e a r fu tu re . This
Special m usic will be ren d ered by
resid ents of th e section and then only expect to m ake th e ir hom e p erm a m eeting has been especially called the la d les’ q u arte t.
u n d e r ce rtain stip u lated conditions.
fo r th is purpose and all m em bers
nently in th e city.
D uet, M ildred P ullen an d M yrtle
This section is considered one of
are u rged to be present.
R u sh er; piano selection, D oris Zim
th e choicest resident portions of town
A n u m b e r of officers will be in m erm an ; violin solo, Elsie Sm ith.
M otor B o o te s to Ite t'lm ged.
C hanges have been announced in sta lle d a t th is m eeting who w ere to
and m any b eau tifu l hom es have been
T he an n u a l L en ten offering will
erected th e re during the p ast few th e ru ra l m o to r ro u tes from th e have been in stalled at th e la st re g u bo received a t th is m eeting.
All
P ortlan d and G resham postoffices to
years, w hile a n um ber of o th e r homes go Into effect on April 16. T he east la r m eeting w hich was called off by m em bers are urged to b rin g o r send
a re being planned fo r th a t section end of the P o rtlan d ro u te will be th e q u ara n tin e.
th e ir offering.
E verybody is cor
d u rin g th e next yfiar and a half. The served from T routdale. T h a t p art
dially
invited.
of
G
resham
,
R
o
u
te
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in
th
e
P
leas-|
7 7 Q ueries 7 7
erection of a large unsightly chicken
a n t V alley neighborhood will be |
1. If you lo st a lib ra ry book on
house and th e estab lish m en t of a placed on a P o rtlan d ro u te. Some
See Joh n B rown for in su ran ce.
I can ta k e care of all llneB of
com m ercial chicken yard rig h t in the patro n s on th e Section L ine and the stre e t o r ca r w hat would you do?
2. If you found a lib rary book on sta n d ard insurance, including F ire,
cen ter of th e section has aroused the Base L ine roads now served from
Life, C asualty, A utom obile in th e
ire of th e p roperty ow ners of th a t P o rtlan d will be served from G resh th e stre e t, by th e roadside, o r in a j I best
com panies on ea rth . Jo h n
am. M ore detailed Inform ation con
section and th is o rdinance 108 was! cerning th e changes will be pub sto re o r shop w h at would you do?
Brown, Main stre e t, G resham , phone
To be answ ered in th e next issue. M l ,
d rafted a t th e req u est of th ese p r o p - 1 lished la ter.
I?
e rty ow ners who petitioned th e coun
cil fo r relief.
T he suggestion has been m ade th a t ]
p ro p erty ow ners buy o u t th e ow ners .
of th e offensive yard b u t they feel
th a t th a t w ould be no protection b u t |
th a t th is would be no protection but
w ould only establish an undesirable
precedent w hich would keep them
alw ays buying o u t chicken yards.
I t is an in te restin g situ atio n and !
will probably come to a final decision
im plem ent
m achinery
on April 20 at th e adjo u rn ed m eeting.
STOP
STOP
STOP
Water Systems
for electric or gas engine power.
PUMPS
for any depth or style of well —
installed—satisfactory to you.
P ractical Plow »
for all Purposes
JUNIOR JERSEY CLUB
EFFORT TO REORGANIZE
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
A RUPERT CANNERIES
Miss E th el I. C alkins, county club
leader, has organized a Ju n io r J e r
sey Calf club w ith C. P. T allm an as
leader.
C h arles T allm an of C edar was
elected p resid e n t; Dale A ltm an, of
L usted, vice p resid e n t; Emil K illin,
of C o ttrell, se cretary . T he o th e r
o th e r m em bers of th e club a re E rn est
Meyer of L usted, F re d Bowman of
G ilb ert and Ralph M cCullough of
P lea san t Valley.
T h e club req u irem en ts a re a little
different th is year, In th a t th e calves
m ust be owned by th e club m em bers
who will carry them th ro u g h th e ir
first y ea r of production.
Of th e six calves ow ned by th e
m em bers of th e Ju n io r Jersey club,
two will be reg istered and two are
su b ject to re g istra tio n . All are by
p u re bred sires.
T he H olstein club has not yet been
o rganized b u t will be w ithin th e
next tw o weeks. T h ere will be a
la rg e r p ercen tag e of reg istered stock
in th e H olstein club as som e local
breeders are releasin g som e fine
calves fo r th e club w ork a t a price
w ithin reach of th e boys.
As a re su lt of a series of m eetings
of sto ck h o ld ers and cred ito rs, indica
tions stro n g ly point to th e reo rg an i-
i zatlon of th e financial affairs of th e
A. R u p ert com pany. T he com pany
. operates eig h t lurge canneries, in
cluding on e in th is city.
Since th e m illion d o lla r concern
w ent in to th e hands of a receiver,
H. F. D avidson, one of th e m ost suc-
! cessful grow ers of th e Pacific N o rth -
I west and form erly a canner, has been
elected p resid en t of th e com pany. He
j was in E u ro p e when th e m a rk e t’s
stag n atio n caused tro u b le and h u r
ried hom e im m ediately to stra ig h te n
o u t th e affairs of th e com pany.
T he sto ck h o ld ers g av e Mr. D avid
son full au th o rity to use th e nam e
" R u p e rt” in any org an izatio n th a t
m ight o p era te th e com pany’s eig h t
canneries d u rin g th e com ing canning
season.
In ad d ressin g th e sto ck h o ld ers Mr.
Davidson declared, “ th a t th e in d u s
try faces th e g re a te st crises of Its
history b oth from th e ru n n e r's and
th e g ro w er’s view point.”
He de
clared, “ th a t every b an k er, grow er,
and farm er in th e Pacific N orthw est
should su p p o rt only th e canneries in
th e ir respective neighborhoods.”
VICTORY SCHOOL PLANS
Said Mr. Davidson, “To every
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER
banker, g ro w e r o r m erch an t in com
T he V ictory P aren t-T each er asso m unities w here R u p e rt can n eries or
ciation a re planning to give a big o th ers o p era te I advise conservation
program and chicken pie su p p er at of all cre d its and resources fo r th e
th e schoolhouse F rid ay evening, su p p o rt of th e canneries th a t serve
th e ir respective d istricts. F o r th e ir
A pril 15.
An u nusually fine program of m u own good g ro w ers m ust be su re th a t
sic, readings, an d dialogues Is being th e ir su p p o rt will go directly into th e
a rran g e d and a sm all adm ission will operation of th e canneries in th e ir
be charged. At th e close of th e pro own com m unity. They cannot afford
g ram a chicken pie su p p e r will be to ta k e any chances on an y th in g
served by th e ladies a t a m oderate else.”
price. T h e funds raised will go to
REQI'EST FOR BIDS TO CON-
w ard a fund fo r th e stan d ard izatio n
S T R IC T SID E-W ALK S AND
of th e V ictory school.
CURBS.
All a re u rged to co operate in the
Notice is hereby given th a t th e
w ork and a good tim e is prom ised council of th e town of G resham will
all who atten d .
for a period of 10 days from d ate ac
cept bids fo r th e con stru ctio n of 22
feet of curb to be placed a t th e 8. W.
SILAS E CARD DIES
Corner of Powell and South Main
AT BORING HOME stre e ts and fo r 95.75 feet of Bide-
walk and cu rb extending South on
Silas E. Card, a well know n Boring (he W est sid e of South Main s tre e t
m an, died at his hom e M onday, April from th e Intersection of Powell and
South Main stree ts. T he 22 feet of
4. F u n e ra l services w ere conducted curb, (lie first 50 feet of elde-w ulk
a t th e B oring M. E. church by Rev. and curb extending South from th e
A. S. H isey, T uesday aftern o o n . In intersection of Powell and South
Main stre e ts and th e second section
te rm en t in th e D am ascus cem etery.
of side-w alk and curb consisting of
Silas E. Caril was born In Den 45.75 lineal feet to be each included
m ark, May 14, 1853, and died a t his in a se p a ra te bid m aking th re e sep
ho.me in Boring April 4, 1921, aged a ra te and d istin ct bids in all
All clearing, grad in g , g ru b b in g and
67 years, 10 m onths and 20 days.
rem oving of cem ent o r plank sid e
He cam e from D enm ark in early w alks sh all be included in and m ade
childhood and lived fo r several years a p a rt of th e co n tra ct price for con
All
in C alifornia. T hirty-five years ago stru ctin g side-w alk and curb.
he cam e to Oregon and 16 years ago co n tracts sh all bo based on a price
per lineal foot of com pleted w alk and
to Boring.
curb o r w alk o r curb. T he site for
H e was m arried N ovem ber 5, 1879 th e walk shall be g rad ed to a uniform
to Miss E lla Spencer a t O roville, C al surface 3% inches below (he official
g rad e and tlie su rface so prepared
ifornia.
sh all be fre e from all stum ps, ru b
Mrs Card died a t B oring ab o u t 10 bish o r o th e r m aterial n o t co n stitu t
years ago. T h ere w ere no children. ing a good fo u n d atio n ; all holes o r
D uring his lifetim e Mr. C ard was o th e r depressions below g rad e Bhall
filled w ith rock and d irt and well
actively engaged in farm in g and In bn
tam ped before laying th e first th re e
th e m e rc an tile business.
Inch** of con crete for th e walk and
H e is survived by a b ro th e r and th e curt) m ust lie laid in the sam e
siste r in C alifornia an d a sister, Mrs. m an n er; excavation o r form boards
Lily Acock and o th e r relativ es at m ust be used to in su re a proper and
uniform size of all work
T he to ta l
B oring.
depth of th e curb sh all be not less
th an 12 Inches with an 8-inch base
and six Inches in width at th e top
EVANGELIST EMERICK
th e in n e r wall of th e cu rb p er
AT BAPTIST CHURCH with
pendicular, and th e cu rb whan fin
Evangelist. I. G. E m erick will ished sh all show a 6-lnch face of
preach a t th e B ethel B ap tist church, sm ooth w o rk : flash boards may be
and h alf inch of m o rta r then
G resham , on next S unday m orning used
plastered on a six-inch face. T he
a t 11 o'clock. In th e evening fo l side-w
alk sh a ll have a w idth over all
low ing th e m eeting of th e II. Y.
6 foot 6 inch** and th is w ith th e
P. U., th e pastor, Rev. Jesse Brown, of
6 Inch cu rb shall m ake a to tal w idth
will discuss th e topic, “T he W ise of
the w alk and curb of 7 feet.
M an's W isdom .” Bliile school m eets
The w alk sh all have a base of con
a t 10 o’clock. A cordial in vitation crete
com posed of. six p arts m edium
is extended to all th ese services.
gravel o r live p arts crushed rock 1 *4
inch in size and one p a rt sh arp sand
P reven t D isease o f Guinn.
Do you know th a t ta r ta r scales, to one p a rt good live hy d rau lic ce
im perfect fitting crow ns and bridges, m ent; th is Is not to be sliced down
o v erh an g in g fillings, irrita tin g gum s, but sh a ll be tam ped to a uniform
all c o n trib u te to p y o rrh ea, pus of depth of % Inch below th e finish
T he top p art, drer.slng o r fin
gum , Inflam m ation of gum s, loosen line.
ing of teeth and finally loss of te eth ? ish sh all be of two p a rts good sh a rp
I specialize in first-class d en tistry . sand to one p a rt good live hydraulic
F ree exam inations. Dr. H arry Bern cem ent and finished % inch in th ic k
ier, 203-4 A lisky Bldg., P o rtlan d , ness and sh a ll be to o l-m ark ed In
Oregon. Main 6576.— Ad.
tf 3 foot 3 inch squares. In case th e
base Is dry when th e top dressing is
laid th e base m ust be w et again and
dry cem ent sowed o ver it to in su re
a bond. All work m ust he done In a
tho ro u g h and w orkm anlike m an n er
and in con fo rm ity w ith th e official
grad e and fully protected by th e con-
ir.i> tor until accepted by th e Town of
G resham .
C om plete plans and specifications
aro on file w ith th e R ecorder of th e
Town of G resham , and th e Council
reserves th e rig h t to reje ct any and
all bids.
Dated and published this 6th day
of April, 1921
C. O. SCH NEID ER,
R ecorder.
SILOS
REPAIRS
for all Implements or Machinery
1921
Quick service on all repairs not in stock here
at Gresham.
GARDEN SEEDERS HAND PLANTERS
CULTIVATORS, DRILLS
Two-Horse Potato or Corn Planters
(iet our price on Silos before you
buy. You’ll get a better Silo at
less cost to you.
HesseTs F arm M ach in ery
With all Power Driven Machinery
R EL IA B IL ITY
GRBHHAM, OKKOON
$1.50 PER YEAR
1921
Using that
or
with a broken or worn out part.
P ictu re Ha.« R eligiou s Appeal.
C atholics will have an o pportunity j
to review one of th e g re a te st picture«
of recent years when "T he Confes- <
sion” comes to th e G resham T heater,
Sunday, April 10 Indorsed by C ar |
dinal Gibbons and M ercier and scores
of p riests th ro u g h o u t th e world.
“ T he C onfession” is a sto ry of real
hum an in te rest, beau tifu lly depicted
on th e screen, and conveys a noble
lesson
T he plot hinges on the seal
of the confessional and show s th e
C atholic priest ready to suffer to r
tu re , d eath and th e loss of all his
loved ones r a th e r th an break the seal
of th e confessional.
T his g rea t pictu re will be at
G resham T h eater. Sunday, A pril 10.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
SERVICE
PHO NE IO4I
Automobiles—Tractors
W. A. HESSEL
Ilnixl la u n d r y .
Also all kinds of w ork except c u r
tain s and collars. Located on Hood
avenue, betw een T h ird and F o u rth .
Mrs. Jo h n Stanley.
Ladles! see th e C hinam el dem on
stratio n Monday, Tuesday and W ed
nesday a t L. L. K idder Hdw. store.
A real sale of all used plows, used
Im plem ents, all g u aran teed to give
sa tisfac tio n ; also five used au to m o
biles, tw o used trucks. W. A. Heasel.
D entistry m ade painless by nerv e
blocking m ethods. Try it. Dr. C. P.
Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt
land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.