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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. 11, NO. 14
BOARD RELEASES
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boys an d g irls w ith high ideals and
I re g re t to leave them .
a n k gupport
every m
em ber
Qf “I thlg desire
board to for th the
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FRIDAY,
APRIL
15, 1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
e will ap preciate receiving
MILK IS SOLD TO GRESHAM OFFERS th th o e u ir g h m som
ail directly from P o rtlan d . CLUB BOYS HELP
CONSUMER DIRECT
FINE FAIR SITE j I eratio
P erh ap s th e m ost im p o rtan t constd-
TO MARKET CROP
n is th e fact th a t M otor R outes
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| operatio n received all th ese years
. h . lo o s A front P o rtlan d and G resham have
Is G resham ...
Local dairym en are in terested in
to nave tn e » - - » .b __
o th been re d UCed, th u s m aking bet-
At a m eeting of th e board of di- You have m ade success possible. I
S tim ulated by the previous success
W
orld’s
F
air
or
Is
it
to
slip
ro u g h ' fe r V e n ic e powibTe.
rectors of U nion H igh school which bave appreciated a t all tim es the th e new m ethod of handling m ilk th e fingers of th e tow n and let th au
oth-
U
nder
,
hp
npw
pUu
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eagt
d
of
a sm all group, one of whom was
very leyal su p p o rt of p atro n s and
which th e D airym en's L eague has in e r com m unity w ith less favorable of P o rtlan d R oute A wi„ be served sta te p o tato cham pion la st fall, 19
was held W ednesday evening, P rinci- friends of th e school.
by a c a rrie r from th e T ro u td ale post-
“ My successor w ill n o t have to o r au g u ra ted during th e past two weeks C°™ .tlOn8.U ap tb e benefit.
pal E lm er E. Goodwin, for the past
This is th e question of th e hour, office and th a t p art of G resham lit. A boys cam e to g e th er recently from five
ganize a new school. H e will tak e
The com m ittee of th e Business lylng in P ieasa n t Valley will now be d istric ts to organize a Joint potato
six years principal of union high, charge of a stro n g org an izatio n and and which is proving very successful.
ter-
T hree leaders w ere chosen:
ten d ered his resignation as p rinci a system well planned and carried
T here appears to be
oe certain
ce r.a.u in
...ter-
h;uld has , he il8Surauee from tbe om
1)a, Y r„ Ila Gresh- d u b .
pal h ere and th e board released Mr. out by ea rn est teach ers and stu d en ts. ests in P o rtlan d th a t flourish best | C olum bia H ydro-E lectric L eague th a t i down tow ard P o rtlan d on the Base M G. Woodle, M ultnom ah County
Much cred it should be given to th e
Goodwin alth o u g h his co n tract ex faith fu l teach ers who have w orked in when th e re is a big su rp lu s of milk the m atter of locating the exposition u ne and Section Line roads and on F arm B ureau presid en t, was chosen
sacrifice. T hat B o u n d s at G resham will be given Tnvlor
avpnup b but
ut th
i l l bo
hr» j g en eral lead er and F. N. Lasley and
ten d ed u n til the close of th e next th is school since its org an izatio n for to be unloaded ! at
T aylor avenue
th o e r ro n u n fa
te w
will
a t a sacrifice
th e full m easu re of success th a t has sam e in te re st m anaged te create careful and earn est consideration if | sh o rten ed from 6 to 52 miles.
A. G. Salzm an, assista n t leaders.
school year.
th e association will p resen t th e m a t
'
Each lead er will assist w ith th e m eet-
Mr. Goodwin in th e le tte r of resig atten d ed o u r efforts.
such a su rp lu s of league m ilk th a t it te r in a concise and definite form as T P i c u r D
t d a im iv a
“ T here a re m any good school men
| ings an d be responsible fo r th e boys
natio n to th e board explained the in Oregon to ta k e my place. You th rea ten e d to bring th e n et price to to Wliat they can offer in th e way of j l f c A C l u JJ} J R A I N I N G
CLASS TO GRADUATE j of his com m unity. All th ree men
situ a tio n and th e reasons for asking may be b e tte r satisfied w'ith th e lead- league m em bers very little , if any, grounds, and the cost of sam e
A nother m eeting of th e G resham
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He
|
ership
of
my
successor
th
an
th
e
pres-
fo r a release from his contract.
above five cents a q u a rt had th e ir Business Men’s association is called I At th e Zion Evangelical church a re p o tato specialists and are giving
said th a t it was on A pril 10 th a t the ent incum bent. On account of th e offer been accepted.
for Monday evening, April 18 at j W ednesday evening. April 20, the th e boys in stru ctio n equal to college
.
. . organizatio n an d system it may not
It was a t th is point th a t th e board which tim e definite action will be g rad u atio n exercises of w hat is prob train in g . Several of th e boys are in
M ilton-F reew ater union high school bp necessary to be in much h aste to
ably th e first T eacher T rain in g class th e fo u rth year of potato club work
of d irecto rs of th e Oregon D airy taken.
board of .education m et and elected select him .”
The com m ittee appointed by the of any Sunday school in th is section and have a fund of know ledge th a t
Mr. Goodwin su p e rin ten d e n t of th e ir
Since th e first an n ouncem ent of m en's C ooperative L eague m et ano
business men is A. Meyers, A. W. of th e county will be held
school system fo r th e next tw o years Mr. G oodw in’s election as principal decided to reach th e consum er by M etzger and H. L. St. Clair. They
T here a re six m em bers in th e class would do cred it to o ld e r heads.
a t a sa lary of $4000 a year. Mr. of th e M ilton-F reew ater h igh school th e sh o rte st ro u te possible. Since have been actively in terested in the w hich has been conducted by th e
T he boys have decided upon tho
pastor, Rev. H. R. G ebhardt. T he follow ing m ethods of w ork: tr e a t tho
Goodwin said th a t when th is la st th e re has been a co n stan t etream of April 5th, league m ilk has been sold proposition.
. ...
.
.
Many people a re n ot giving the course h as been continued fo r a b o u t,
offer was m ade th a t he decided to applications fo r th e p rincipalship of from hund red s of grocery sto res a t
m a tte r th e serious consideration th a t two years and Has m et ab o u t twice a 8e,’t "'1th corrosive su b lim ate, cu t th e
ask fo r a release. “ I believe I owe th is school. More th a n a dozen ap 11 cents a q u art, o r two cen ts below they should and it ’s tim e fo r every m onth for recitatio n and study. Those seed by th e O. A. C. m ethod, join th e
it to m yself and fam ily” , he said “ to plications have been received and th e price agreed upon by th e dealers. one to back thp business men in th e ir who have com pleted th e w ork are, potato certification w ork which many
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. B rugger, Mrs. tco k un last ,
ith , h adll,t . 1n
It is claim ed by A lbert S. H all, plan to bring th e fa ir here.
w ork w here I can do th e m ost good will probably be acted upon a t th e
„ P „ *
, th e ad u lts n
locations are being su g g est W. V oibrecht. Mrs H. R. G e b h a rd t
and receive th e g re a te st com pensa- adjo u rn ed m eeting which will be held g eneral m an ag er of th e league, th a t ed. Many
T he G resham people have been and th e Misses K ath e rin e and F ried a ae h a rm B ureau, and hill select In
tion. I am asking to be released F rid ay evening, A pril 22.
th is price nets th e league six cents. asked to su p p o rt a m ovem ent to lo Bratzel. W ith th e exception of Mrs. ; th e fall. A dem o n stratio n will bo
from my co n tract here to accept the
T he school board also took action T he cost of pasteurizing, b o ttlin g and cate th e exposition a t K elly B utte, V oibrecht and 'Mrs. B rugger, all are given, all assisting in tho digging of
best position in th e sta te , outside th e upon th e question of g ra n tin g th e delivering is th ree cents and the g ro Mr. Meyers says “T here Is no reason
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why we should support such a m ove
city of P o rtlan d , as m easured in my use
th e school ath letic field for th e cer gets two cents for handling.
S peakers a t th e exercises W ednes- hH k th a t come up to tho sta n d ard
ment when we have such su p erio r ad
opinion, in te rm s of sa lary and op- use
th e G resham tow n boys for
A few’ of th e sm a lle r d ealers have vantages rig h t at G resham .
The day will be Rev. II. H auck of S eattle, Each boy will th en go hom e and .do
p o rtu n ity fo r advancem ent.”
, th e ir ball gam es th is sum m er. Ju d g e found it possible to p u t th e ir plan ts scenery from Kelly B u tte does not and Rev. E. H orstm an n of E v erett, likew ise.
T he M ilton-F reew ater union high Geo. W. S tapleton presented th e m at- on an efficient basis and do th e re com pare at all w ith th a t from the W ashington.
W h at is felt to be th e biggest step
A cordial in v itatio n to n tten d these
school d istric t has seven m illions of te r on b eh alf of th e B usiness m en’s tail d istrib u tin g a t a cost of five sum m it of G resham B utte, w here n a t exercises is extended to th e public.
in th e way of progress is th e fact
u
ral
advantages
for
grounds
of
th
is
d o llars assessed valuation of proper- association who a t a recent m eeting cents a q u arts anil are now selling io kind su rro u n d th e en tire butte.
th a t all are cen terin g on one variety
ty and a n o th e r d istric t is going to be . ,
..
.
...
' “ Some of th e G resham people are NEW FARM MACHINERY
of potatoes— th e A m erican W onder.
added m aking 11 d istricts and a val- took up the Question of providing a consum ers a t 11 cents.
EXPEDITES SPRING WORK Mr. W oodle explained to th e boys
uation of eight m illions of dollars, m ore cen tral location
fo r
the
W hen an organization of producers m ore favorable tow ards locating the
exposition grounds n ea r th e Twelve-
P lan s fo r a building to cost a quar- grounds.
T he sp rin g
many G
r e
s h
- | | d °, ln *
k
can in th is way reduce th e retail J ” ’e House on th e Base L ine road
te r of a m illion d o llars have been ac-
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price to consum ers by 15 per cent (
ir even go so fa r as to be fav- am farm s has been m ade easy and th e C orbett section is fouffd th e best
cepted and bids for its construction D fiA iro w a M T r n p a d
tow ards locating th e g ro u n d s more efficient by th e use of m odern strain of A m erican W onder seed In
are to be received th is m onth. Mr.
. v and net its m em bers m ore from the <
iundial ran ch a t Fairview
farm m achinery. .Chief in th e list is th e sta te , potatoes th a t have 14 years
G oodw in’s supervision is to extend
•H ILDK Eri S HOSPITAL proceeds of sales th a n was possible i
urn
real issue w ith th e G resham th e farm tra c to r w ith its m any at- . , hlll
,u„
to th e graded schools in th e tow ns
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by th e old m ethod, it has gone a long people now 13 as to w here they can ta ch m e n ts aW uses. W. A. Hossel of hl11 8electlon b ark ° f th e - 8hl8
th is yenr, and will be extended to all
T he M ultnom ah County Public
way
tow
ards
establishing
itself
in
furnish th e required am ount of land rep o rts th e sale of U tilito r g ard en « « H o n is know n by th e C alifornia
th e schools in th e union d istric t next H ealth association is p lanning a book
th e h ea rts of th e people. T his is ex at the least expense to th e exposition trac to rs equipped- for using 8-ineh producers so th e boys plan Io ta k e
J e “ F'
,
show er fo r th e benefit of th e children actly W’h a t th e league did when it : Pe° P 'e > ant^ th is m a tte r m ust be de. plows, disc harrow s, spike harrow s ad v an tag e of th e fact and sell th e ir
He says, This has been my dream
, .
,, ,
1 term lned soon.”
fo r a union system h Sre w hich did
the S tate T uberculosis hospital,
and cu ltiv a to rs to Thom as & T hom as I
i , n , t . <„ »___
announced tho sale of m ilk a t 11
to ! I‘o,a,o< 8 directs If th is is done th e
John Brown 13 very much In te re st and IL T u ck er of P lea san t H om e to
n o t m aterialize. T he county super- These children are n ot allow ed to use
boys
will
be
fulfilling
in a sm all way
cents,
o
r
two
cents
below
the
price
ed In locating th e fa ir n ear G resham W. H. Gibson of G resham and M oun
in te n d e n t of schools of U m atilla th e books in th e public lib raries and
and says th a t in his opinion th e m ost tain View F lo ral com pany of tile Base tho hopo of th e F arm B ureau plan.
county is w ide-aw ake and progres- gifts of books su itab le for th e use of m ilk d ealers had agreed upon.
sive and, no doubt, deserves m uch th e children will be very acceptable
T his east of th e Sandy club Is th e
F o r th ree and one-half years the (Jpeirable sig h t is w est of G resham . Line road. J. A nderson, who re c e n t
T his tra c t of land lies betw een th e ly b o u g h t a Case tra c to r, rep o rts
cred it fo r th e success of th e union to those in charge of th e in stitu tio n Oregon
D airym en’s
C ooperative Section Line and Powell V alley roads th a t he Is using plows and harrow s of hill selection back to them . Thia
d istric t cam paign.”
as many of th e children find th e long
la rg e st potato club in th e sta te and
L eague and its predecessor, th e Ore west of Ruby and L innem ann ra il and d riving in high.
In his le tte r to th e board Mr. hours w earisom e.
th e ir program of w ork has n o t been
Goodwin said , “ If you are n o t will- : Books w ith sto ries and p ictu res gon D airym en’s League, has tried to way line and con tain s ab o u t 1000
In citing th e ad v an tag es of FORMER GRESHAM WOMAN equaled.
ing to release me, I shall continue will be especially welcome,
w ork o u t am icable trad e relatio n s irfre»
this
location
Mr.
Brow’n
says
th
a
t
it
DIES IN PORTLAND
h ere d u rin g th e life of my co n tract
Mrs. Geo. F. Honey, presid en t of w ith th e P o rtlan d m ilk dealers,
T h e O rient club has en tered upon
lies on practically level land w ith the
and try to ren d e r m ost cheerfully the th e M ultnom ah County H ealth asso-
w
hereby
its
m
em
bers’
m
ilk
m
ight
be
exception
of
G
ra
n
t’s
B
u
tte
from
Mrs. G eorge R ogers of P o rtlan d , a th e p o tato certification p roject and
best service of which I am capable, elation, req u ests th a t every one look
and I would not accept additional over th e ir books an d see if som e are given to th e public at a reasonable which a w onderful view may be ob fo rm er resid en t of th e Powell V alley several have o rdered A m erican W on
sa lary as an inducem ent to rem ain. not availab le for th is use.
price and not th e larg est possible re tained. On th e top of th e b u tte are neighborhood, passed aw ay today at d e r seed from th e Lasley stra in and
from five to ten acres of level land the Sellwood hospital in P o rtlan d
“ D uring th e six years th a t I have
P erhap s th e ch ild ren of th e fam ily tu rn to producers.
su itab le fo r an areoplane landing :.nd a fte r a lin g erin g Illness from cancer. th e O rien t boys a re ready to ru n th e
been principal of your school I have outgrow n th e ir old favorites
At tim es th e m ilk com m ission had observatory.
Mrs. R ogers is survived by h er m o th C o rb ett boys a race. O. A. R ickert
have trie d to serve you faithfully and w ould be w ilfing to pass them
The balance of th e tra c t is practi er, Mrs. F ritz S to k er of G resham and is lead er and both he and his wife
cu t th e d ea le r's m arg in as low as 6 U
and well. In th is tim e I have been along to th ese less fo rtu n a te ones.
ab sen t from du ty th re e days, two of
All books fo r th is purpose should cents a q u art, leaving th e dairym en i * 11»' Iev,e l and w hile m uch of it is h e r sister, Mrs. S. G. C arrell of Pow are very m uch in te reste d in th e boys
w hich was on account of illness and be left a t the lib rary in ch arg e of Miss from 6 >4 to 8 ^4 cents a q u art. At im proved th e re is a g re a t deal of ell Valley, besides h e r widow er. T he and in p o tato grow ing.
n a tu ra l tim b er and th e e n tire tra c t fu n eral arran g e m en ts have n ot yet
th e o th e r one was devoted to W ar M ontague o r w ith Mrs. Honey. In a
T he boys have been given a dem on
w ork in th e in te rest of th e Y. M. very sh o rt tim e th e books will be o th e r tim es the d ealers succeeded in is d o tted w ith sm all groves of fir. been announced.
stra tio n on p ro p er cu ttin g of seed
w iggling them selves up to th e point Much of th e tra c t could be m ade
C. A in th is com m unity. I have shipped to th e hospital.
m issed one board m eeting on ac
potatoes. Each of th e boys have been
Pass th e word along an d u rg e all w here they were receiving m ore for ready fo r buildings a t very little ex BASEBALL SEASON
co u n t of a tten d in g Oregon S tate to give a book to bring happiness to d istrib u tin g th e m ilk th an th e pro- pense.
given a package of corrosive su b li
TO
OPEN
SUNDAY
One
of
th
e
advantages
of
th
is
sec-
T each ers' association in th e city of the little lives who a re stru g g lin g un
m ate w ith which to tr e a t th e ir seed
d ucer got for it a fte r delivering It at tion is th a t all the land is ow ned by
P o rtla n d du rin g holidays, of which der the handicap of disease.
T he first, baseball g am e of th e se a potatoes.
th e d ea le r’s plant.
a few large ow ners w hich would m ake
m eeting I had no notice.
I have
son will be held on th e old ball
W hen th e m ilk com m ission finally 11 iS®8
to o b ta ,n -
m issed one school function on a F ri SCHOOL OF RELIGION
T he p o tato clubs a re plan n in g a
. . . . . . . .
, ,
T he Bull Run pipe line crosses th is grounds a t 2 :3 0 Sunday when the
day evening la st year, w hen I a t
potato rally in th e n e a r fu tu re when
E
astern
and
W
estern
L
um
ber
Co.'s
IS
WELL
ATTENDED
announced
th
e
last
of
March
th
a
t
it
tra
c
t
and
would
fu
rn
ish
plenty
of
th
e
tended a school m eeting a t Victory
team will m eet th e new ly organized P ro fesso r C arp en ter, th e
p o tato
schoolhouse in th e in te re st of the
T he School of R eligion now in would no longer act w ithout legal fam ous Bull R un w ater fo r all pur- G resham town team .
pow , er ' to enforce
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ru lin g s, I the
! Poses. 75 T h acres
ere is w hich
a n a tu
ra l la be
k e of
sp e c ia list from O. A. C. visits th is
union d istric t cam paign.
progress a t th e M ethodist church will 1^’
;™ —
nrobablv
could
It Is expected th a t th e re will be a
condition ° So°°fLr T l X o w tk e r e U
” i r° Ugl1
W<? k '
a
“ P° n ‘
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‘» ‘«>
good atten d a n ce a t th e opening gam e county. All th e clubs will m eet to
nondfrilctni o n ^ n y w i ^ r e . knO' ^ e hewor,k ' bee°n
to td a te 1 T o
a
CT
T ? ''
a " d P° nds a t " ” n p a ra rt' ‘** if the w eath er m an Is kind
g e th e r and learn m ore of th e college
m ethods and will hold a re g u la r rally.
th is vear has been vei-v s a t i s f a c t o r y
.
j ory
j a a te -
10 e r and seven cents to th e dealer, little expense.
Itidi-rs o f th e Dawn" is P o w erfu l.
in is y ear nas Deen very sa tlsta c to rj n ig h t will be children and young peo-
, ,,
.
,
T h is t r a c t is a lr e a d y v e r v a s s e s s a b l e
to all persons interested . H arm ony plp.„ nigh t. w ith (he b
and lrls low ering th e reta il price only one | 1 ,tei‘rac0,(1,nd“ ! o th e e “ t n orth
The screening of Zane G rey's pop
N eed Your Hult C leaned?
t! n
’!le lr P arents and big b ro th ers and cent rom 14 to 13. T he last price “ ^ J ’ ^ y ^ e P A L “ P. ?aU- u la r novel, “T he D esert of W h eat”
H ave It F ren ch dry cleaned. Re
,
by
faculty and stu d e n t body. We have sisters specially invited,
u
nder
th
e
re-title
of
“
R
iders
of
tho
lSKued by th e milk com m ission last way lines, connects w ith th e O. W.
pairin g n eatly done. T ailo rin g fo r
passed th ro u g h
w ar tim es and | T he serm on topic fo r next Sunday
Daw n” a t th e G resham T h ea ter, S at
em erged stro n g e r although th e sup m orning will be “T he Geology of tn e w in ter gave th e producers 7.2 cents R. N. railw ay at Fairview . T he Pow- urday evening, will be one of th e big ladles and men.
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor.
ell V alley and Section L ine roads are p icture events of th e m onth. “ R id
ply of good teachers from w hich to Soul.” F o r evening, “ The W o rld ’s and th e d ealers 6.8 cents.
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! one* on each side of th e trac t.
select candidates to fill vacancies wa3 G reatest D etective.” Special music
ers
of
th
e
Daw
n”
Is
a
screen
epoch
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
E lectric power lines alread y cross
a t tim es very lim ited. You have a both m orning and evening,
th e tra c t and unlim ited pow er could of the n o rth w est, a pow erful hum an blocking m ethods. Try it. Dr. C. P.
good organization and stro n g cours-
E pw orth L eague topic, “ C reato r EVANGELICAL LEAGUE
dram
a
of
th
e
tim
es
p
u
lsatin
g
w
ith
Jo h n so n , 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt
HOLDS GREAT CARNIVAL be obtained w ithout tho expense of h e a rt in te re st and realiRtn.— Adv.
es, so recognized by school men and R e-C reator.” Tim e, 6 :4 5 p. m.
land, O regon. Main 6749.— Adv.
building long transm ission lines.
th ro u g h o u t Oregon and portions of
T he evening services begin at 7:45.
T h e city gas line« a r e .e a s ily ac
W ashington.
Y our buildings and
T he Zion Evangelical L eague held
D en tistry m ade painless by nerve
f> % per ce n t in te re st on six
equipm ent a re in excellent condition
Hand I .sundry.
its q u arte rly business m eeting a t the cessable.
blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P m o n th s’ tim e may be had a t F irst
If
th
e
tra
c
t
th
a
t
Mr.
Brown
su
g
fo r the tim e they have been used.
Also all kinds of w’o rk except cu r hom e of the Misses Ida and Minnie
Johnson,
611
M
organ
Bldg.,
P
o
rt-
s
ta
te Bank by ta k in g United States
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T re asu ry C ertificates— the sa fe st se
who deserve m ore m oney for th e ir avenue, betw een T h ird and F o u rth . low ing th e business m eeting the fa ir g rounds would bo only th ree
cu rities in the world today.
th e P o rtlan d city lim its.
services. The stu d e n ts are excellent Mrs. Jo h n Stanley.
"G lean er's Bible class" took charge m iles from
T he Bank of G resham pays 6 per
of th e m ost a ttra c tiv e featu res cent
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mind readers were present
and did a t t ; ttCtloM of , he n orthw est,
a th riv in g business.
A n u m b er of side shows including
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HAVE MANY CHANGES
O nly", "T b e T h ree Apes” , etc., were
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well patronized. Games and refre sh
m ents concluded th e evening’s e n te r
Beginning S atu rd ay m orning, April
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ta in m e n t a t which m ore th an 40 16, several Im p o rtan t changes will
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were present.
route« In eastern M ultnom ah. W hile
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Plano tu n in g and repalrjng. Leave , w ith th e service In som e sections,
ord ers with J. F itzg erl, Boring, R. 3. th e re a re those who will be no b e tte r
Phone 767.
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GRESHAM THEATER
SATURDAY APRIL 16
A Screen Epic of the Northwest
‘Riders of the Dawn’
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Room at the Top
A photoplay of the novel
“T H E DESERT OF W H E A T ’
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By
ZANE GREY
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COMEDY FEATURE
“For the Love of Betty’’
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Of course th e re is room a t th e top. I t’s tho
stru g g le down at th e bottom of th e la d d er th a t
m usses your h air, rips off th e b u tto n s and gets your
necktie tw isted around u n d er your ear.
It's th is th in g of g ettin g a s ta r t In life th a t w or
ries th e best of them . As they clim b, th e going is
easier fo r th e com petition is less th e h ig h er you go.
Begin now to g et your feet firm ly planted on th e
la d d er of success by opening a savings account a t
o u r bank. T he m ore you add to It from your
earn in g s, th e quick er you will clim b up am ong th e
successful, who have m ore room . W e will aid
you in every way possible.
." P er C ent In terest on T im e Iteposite.
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRKMHAM
»T A T E ANII COUNTY DEPOSITORY
SUPPORTING THE GOVERNMENT
We are supporting the government by
membership in the Federal Reserve Sys
tem, the backbone of the nation’s bank
ing organization. This enables us to do
our share in assisting the government in
handling its financial problems, and to ex
tend to business and industry their proper
- measure of accomodation.
We
U. S.
terest
April
are delivering to our customers
Treasury Certificates bearing in
at .the rate of 5% per cent, dated
15, 1921, due October 15, 1921.
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, ORE.
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