T W IC E A W EEK Vol. 11, No. 103 G resham O utlook GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922 , MALLEABLE IRON CAN BE MADE HERE; PART OF MONEY ALREADY SUBSCRIBED Professor Says Buy Your Seed Carefully TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS $1.50 Per Year SECOND COMMUNITY SING IS SUCCESS A. O. B, B ouquet, professor of T he th re e rep resen tativ es of the 'd o lla r am ounts at th e end of th irty - vegetable g ard e n in g at th e Oregon The com m unity sing, given u n d er Pacific M alleable Iron com pany again i day periods u n til th e en tire sum is A g ricu ltu ral College, in an article th e auspices of th e B usiness Men's presented th e ir plans for co n stru c t­ paid. T his will place th e money in ing a foundry in G resham , to the the hands of th e builders when it is on Broccoli in "T h e Oregon G row er" club a t th e lib rary last F rid ay night, business men of this city a t a ban­ needed and yet allow ^he people su f­ places p a rtic u la r em phasis on th e was a g reat success. T he lib rary q uet given in the G resham g range ficient tim e to m eet th e paym ents. p urchasing of seed, cu ttin g , handling was com fortably filled and, if th e hall M onday night. It has been found th a t raw m ater- and m ark etin g . Since th e raising of j singing testified as to w h eth er the T h e d in n er was p repared and I ials needed fo r th e proposed m alle­ broccoli is practically new in th is served by th e L adies’ A uxiliary to able iron foundry can be obtained [ audience enjoyed the evening, th e te rrito ry , it may be of som e help to th e A m erican Legion. | here p ractically as cheap as it can bring out som e of th e im p o rtan t facts answ er would be th a t they did. The T his was th e second m eeting in i be bought back east. Pig iron is I high school and g ram m ar school given in Mr. B ouquet’s article. w hich m em bers of the m alleable iron tw en ty -th ree d o llars a ton h ere and It is tru e th a t th e broccoli crop Is were well rep resen ted as a good a t­ com pany have brought th e ir plan to I tw enty-one th ere. T his is q u ite a con- a very u n certain one on account of tendance of young people from each th e 'a tte n tio n of th e G resham busi­ I tr a s t to n inety-eight dollars a ton, th e th e prevailing frosts, but th e good school was preseut. ness men. Jo h n Moga, president of price paid by th e B eaver S tate Mo- prices secured on a successful crop th e com pany, inform ed those p resent j to r com pany fo r th e sam e m aterial H. W. Strong, who had ch arg e of maki s it well .vorih consideration. th e program and also th e singing, th a t it is tim e some definite action ' du rin g th e war. In spite of th e fact th a t w eath er con­ should be given the cred it for the is tak en on th e m atter. The reasons for building such a ditions do not look very favorable O thers included in th is com pany p lan t w ere b ro u g h t o u t by th e I success of th e com m unity sing. He for th e 192 2 crop it will do no harm was ch airm an of th e com m ittee chos­ besides Mr. Moga are R. W. A llard, men durin g th e ir talk . They said for a change in te m p eratu re before en to u rra n g e th e program , and also en g in eer and m etallu rg ist and E. B. they would have all th e advan tag es tim e to plant. K eeton, who is connected w ith the th a t could be o btained in P o rtlan d as to provide seats at th e lib rary for Pretty Theresa Katona. of Brooklyn, 'N. Y., offers herself in mar­ G reat care should b