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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM PAGK FOI'R OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, MARCH IIKÌ2 i ’ P F Q H A VI I f i r A I C TEACHERS AND SCHOOL UIvCjOn/AiTl L v V A L a J BOARD ENTERTAINED T he G resham P aren t-T each er a s a o -‘ The Victory P aren t-T each er a sso c ia tio n will hold a m eeting at 3 ' elation will en tertain th e teachers o’clock tom orrow aftern o o n , W ednes- of t he su rro u n d in g d istricts and th e ' day, March 15, in th e g rad e sc h o o l! county school board on next F riday assem bly room. ¡evening. M arch 17, at 8 o’clock at Mr. and Mrs. M. G. M unson, sister I Victory schoolhouse. Mr. A lderson, of Mrs. M. M. Squire are h ere on a county school su p e rin ten d e n t, will be present and stan d ard ize th e visit from P o rtlan d , New York. Mrs. Ethe> M iller, who was ill last school. The follow ing program has week w ith th e prevailing illness, went been arran g e d : i back to work a t B ishop’s dry goods I P ictures by Mr. A lderson on the I native birds of Oregon. ! store Monday m orning. Song, "A m erica.’’ The w eekly te ac h er’s train in g Reading by E dna Wood. classes are to be continued fo r th ree Song, "School D ays,” by H arold more weeks at th e M ethodist church and Lewis Dahl. on W ednesday evenings an d com R ecitation, "H ope of th e N ation” m encing a t 7 :3 0 sharp. All are in by C reighton Burns. vited to a tte n d who care to. Violin solo, Mrs. M. McMillan. E. D. Itak er, who has been ill for “ W hen F a th e r F iles H is Saw” b y , complete in every detail the past week a t th e home of his par- Percy Carlson. I ents, is very m uch better. Reading, “ A Boy’s Oleo” by Jo h n Touring car, $695; Coupe, $1036; Sedan, $1090 W ord has been received h ere of Flem m ing. th e prom otion of Loren Myers of D ialogue, "k e e p in g a S ecret” by- Willys-Knight, Touring Car, $1595; Roadster, $1575 S eattle to th e position of w ireless Floyd and Vera Stafford. o p era to r on a larg e vessel which has R citation, "T he B ravest B a ttle,” These Prices Delivered at Gresham sta rte d on a y ea r’s cruise aro u n d the M argaret K erslake. world. Loreu is a g rad u a te of union R eading. Wm. B. T e r r e tt’s " P la high. He w ent w ith his .m other to tonic,” Miss Faye Lord. A big Reduction in all Case two-, three- or four-plow S eattle and en tered the U niversity of Reading by Miss A nna L ennartz. tractors, with all tractor implements or machinery. W ashington a fte r g rad u atin g from “In a F riendly S ort of W ay” by th e school here. A fter one y ear at R obert K erslake. Also with all horse drawn implements. It will pay , th e university he studied at a radio Song, R oberta W ilhelm . you to get our new low prices before you buy. 1 school for a y ear and is now in th e R ecitation, Zelda Dahl. ; practical work for which he has been Reading, “ The T hree L ittle K it studying. He expects to re tu rn to ten s” by Alton D outhit. his studies at th e close of th e year. "B obby’s T roubles,, by H arold L oren is the gran d so n of Mr. and Dahl. Gresham, Oregon Mrs. W. A. Myers of G resham . Violin solo, Mrs. M. McMillan. 1141 IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY Miss E d ith H ia tt has been very ill "M agpie” by E dna McCreary. with influenza for th e past week or A sh o rt ta lk by Rev. E arl B. C ot Implements for the large farm, the berry grower or for m ore but is rep o rted to be im prov ton. the diversified farmer. ing. Miss Helen Cowgill, assista n t sta te W a lte r Brown has been q u ite ill g irls’ club leader, is to spend th e w ith grip. la tte r p art of this week in G resham Lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiüa Mrs. P. A. Gould retu rn ed on F ri and it is expected th a t she will be ! day from McMinnville w here she had present to give a sh o rt talk on club spent a week w ith h er son-in-law and work a t th is tim e. See Our Window Display T alk on E ducation by Prof. R. E. d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. P erry T h o rn ton. Mr. T h o rn to n is in a ho sp ital Cannon, of union high school in suffering from cancer. H e will prob- G resham . The ladies on th e refreshm ent 3 J ably be b ro u g h t to the hom e of Mrs. com m ittee will serve lunch. 5 j Gould in G resham for care. T here will be a sh o rt business 3 ! H arvard Calkins, th e four-year-old 3 | son of H arry C alkins, fell and broke m eeting at 7 :30 sh a rp in o rd er th a t : 3 his arm . It has been set by th e doc- it be completed, before tim e for the Never has there been a more complete program to s ta rt. All P a re n t-T e a c h 3 to r and he is g ettin g along nicely. line of silks shown in Gresham. er association m em bers are urged to 3 Mrs. H. J. S tocker, who was being come early. ■ § cared for in P o rtlan d for th ree weeks as A sale of hom e m ade candy will s was b ro u g h t to h e r hom e in Gresli- be held to raise money for th e school 3 am the la tte r p a rt of last week in a I critical condition. A NIGHT SCHOOL ON 3 1 Dr. W. F. Bohna, drugless h ealer POULTRY WORK BEGUN 3 j and nerve specialist, from ea stern 3 Oregon, has opened offices ln_the Sell N ight school on p oultry w ork 13 3 ! building w here he will tre a t acute being held every W ednesday n ig h t a t = and chronic diseases. I th e hom e of H. C. Com pton at Haley. Del Regal has recently retu rn ed Wra. S. A verill of G resham high from a visit to New York City and school has charge of th e w ork. o th e r points east. L ast W ednesday n ig h t “ Selection Mrs. C. II. C alkins has retu rn ed and C are of Eggs fo r H atc h in g ” was ? illlllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|llll||||!l|||l||||||||||||||||llllllllllllllllllllllllll||||ii? hom e a fte r a two w eeks’ v isit with tak en up. T h ere w ere 20 pupils at friends at A storia. th e m eeting. Next W ednesday n ig h t. March 15, th e su b ject will be “ Care S ajvation Arm y M eeting. of Baby C hicks.” T he session will W orkers from th e Salvation Army h ea d q u arte rs in P o rtlan d have m ade s ta rt a t 8 o'clock sh a rp and co n tin u e arran g em en ts for a m eeting to be u n til 9. NewLowPrices 1921 Taxes are Due Let us attend to this matter for you. Bring in your old tax receipt or legal description and we will take care of the detail work free of charge. BANK OF GRESHAM GRESHAM, OREGON OVERLAND-4 AUTOMOBILES HESSELS FARM MACHINERY CANTON CREPE When QUALITY and PRICE is considered we have the best CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Full line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET M a iti St.. G resham GEO. D IETL, Prop. Phone 1711 Other Winchester Cutlery to make housework easier Winchester Cook's Knives— Blades of Sabatier shape. High grade steel that holds its cut ting edge. Dependable knives for general use in the kitehen. Winchester Kitchen Slicers— ‘ ‘ The Handiest Tool in the Kitchen” Has your kitchen a spatula? Housekeepers tell us that the spatula is the handiest piece of kitchen cutlery they own. It is useful in a hun dred different way»— for turning griddle cakes, loos ening cakes in tins, scraping pots and pans. Winchester spatulas are made of superior steel, tem pered to just the right de gree of flexibility. Polished cocobolo handles. Cast-on bolsters tit tightly to han dles. Get one today. llnm h all purpose knives, Co- eobolo handles. Brass telescope rivets Steel that holds its edge. A Fine Potato K nife— Win chester Paring Knife with c u t off tilaile a new design in a vegetable knife that does not tire the hands. Fruit Acids Won’t Tarnish— W inchester grapefruit knives made of staiidess steel that won’t rust or tarnish. Keen, lasting edges. Just the right shape for cutting a grapefruit. W inchester Knives for all Household Purposes A. IV. M etzger <& Co. The Winchester Store Phone 1451 held a t th e M ethodist Episcopal church In Grpsharo on next Tuesday evening, March 21. T his will be p re ceded by an open a ir m eeting on th e stree t. Special m usic and singing will be fea tu re s of th e service, Bv- erybody welcome. WOODMAN CAMP MAKES GREAT MEMBERSHIP GAIN H u n d red s of m em bers of M ultno m ah Camp No. 77 W oodm en of th e W orld in G resham and vicinity will be in te reste d in le arn in g th a t th e cam p has passed th e 6000 m ark in Its m em bership, m ak in g it one of th e FAIRVIEW m ost n otable lodges in th e e n tire The basket ball team of th e F air- U nited S tates. | view school won in a gam e w ith the j Rockwood school on last F rid ay af- S hip (iresh ain Potato,-« by Pai-,-»-l P o st. ) ternoon. T he school is prosperous H alf a ton of seed potatoes a r lan d Interesting. T h ere are now th re e | teachers, Mrs. V. II. W illard. Mis-> rived in O akland, Oregon ju st re c e n t ! M uriel A nderson and Miss C lara ly by parcel post from a G resham grow er whose nam e is n o t know n. Sales. They w ere consigned to K eith Kes- terso n , who lives on th e -U m p q u a POW ELLVALLEY riv er ab o u t 14 m iles from O akland They w ere shipped in 20 sacks of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Berg are the | proud p are n ts of a baby boy born on 50 pounds each and will be delivered I March 7. He weighed 8% pound^ at ; to Mr. K esterso n 's ranch by th e K el | b irth . H ow ard C h ester has been : logg E lk to n m ail sta g e in in sta ll chosen for his given nam e. Both m ents, because of th e poor condition m o th er and baby a re g ettin g along of p art of th e road. fine. Boys' P o ta to Club Record. Several issues ago, an artic le w rit ten on a d em o n stratio n given by cu r J local club boys a t th e P o rtlan d eom- I lcercial club co ntained a m is-print. 1 be club boys' av erag e yield w as 285 'b u sh e ls as com pared w ith 100 bush-j els, th e average yield secured by the farm ers of th e state. Pom ona G range M eets at Plfw sant V alley. Pom ona G range which m e jts on th e th ird W ednesday of th e m onth ’ will m eet a t th e P leasan t V alley G range hall on March 15. All are urged to atten d if possible. R egular m eeting of O resh- I am Lodge No 125, I.O .O F . in th e Odd Fellows hall, every T h u r s - 1 • Lynch P aren t-T ea ch e r Dance. day evening B rothers welcome. CLARENCE STANLEY. N. G. A "h a rd tim e" dance will be given I nt th e Lynch schoolhouse on next C. A H IL L , Secretary. ¡S atu rd ay evening. March 14, u nder i th e auspices of th e P aren t-T each er association. GRESHAM THEATER (Txicken Thieves tie4 Heavy P en alty . Two young men, confessed chicken thieves, op eratin g in the o u tsk irts of P o rtlan d nenr Lents, were each give 99 days on th e rockpile by Ju d g e , Bell. They were responsible fo r the d isappearance of ab o u t 200 chickens d u rin g th e past few weks. Big Variety Show Esop’s Fables Florence Reed in “ AT BAY” Autom obile wreck« »re often ca u s ed by hum an w recks A corking good drama A man may not know his own n<ln<l but he'a g en erally egotistical i enough io th in k he can read o th e rs' I mind*. Brunswick Records —ON SALE TODAY— OPERATIC L a B oherae— R accon to d l R odolfo (R ud olph's N a rrative) Act I (P u ccin i) Tenor, In I ta lia n ..................................M ario C ham lee M anon— A h i Fuyez. D ouce Im age! (D epart, F air Vlalon) Act III, Scene 8 (M aaaenet) Tenor, in F r e n c h .. . .M ario C ham lee La B o h em e— A ddlo (F a r e w e ll) A ot III (P u ocln l) Soprano, In I t a lia n .............................................................................. Florence E aston Carmen— H abanera (L ove la L ik e a W ood B ird) A ct I (B iz e t) Soprano, In F r e n c h ....................................................F lorence E aston A ndrea C henier—N em loo d ella P a trla (E nem y o f H is Coun- try ) A ot III (G iord ano) B aritone, In Ita lia n .G iu se p p e D an lse O tello — Credo (Ia » o 's C reed) Aot II (V erdi) B aritone, in I ta lia n ...............................................................................G iuseppe D an lse 60008 8.00 16000 1.60 INSTRUMENTAL Salom e's D anca—P a r t L F rom th e Muslo D ram a “Salom e" (S tr a u s s )................ R ich ard Strau ss and Sym phony O rchestra Salom e's D anee— P art II. From th e Muslo D ram a “Salom e" (S tr a u s s )................R ich ard Strauas and Sym phony O rchestra Spring Son» (M ead elseoh n ) P ian oforte S olo.L eop old G odow sky 16001 T h e F la tte r er (L a L b o n jer a ) (C ham inade) P ian oforte Solo 1.60 Leopold G odow sky Second M azurka (L e M en etrier) (Op. 18) (W le n la w sk l) Violin 16008 , ................ • • • . .............. j .................B ron islaw H uherm an 1.60 M elodle (Op. 48, No. 8) (T sch a lk o w sk y ) V iolin Solo B ron islaw H uberm an F a g lla e c l—S election (P u o c ln l) C oncert B and 86008 . V eeeella'a Ita lia n B and 1.60 T osca— S election (P u o c ln l) C oncert B and V essella 's Ita lia n B and 1187 j C oaxing th e P lan o (C on frev) R a gtim e P lano S o lo .Z es Confrey 76c 1 G reenw ich W itch (C on frey) R a r tlm e P lan o 8 o lo ..Z e z C onfrey 60009 8.00 CONCERT 6063 j T h e G reat A w ak en in g (J o h n sto n e-K ra m er) T en or.T h eo. K arie 1.00 B ecau se (T esoh em aoh er-D 'H ard elot) T en o r.............Theo. K arie Onward C hristian S old iers (Sir A rthur S u llivan ) 6081 C ollegiate Choir 1.00 R ock o f A r e s (T op lad y-H aatlaga) Soprano and C ontralto Marie T iffany and E lizabeth L ennox Son» o f th e “M ush On” (R ob ertson -R h ys-H erb ert) B aritone 6086 K icnard B onelli 1.00 KollLnr D ow n to R io (K lp lln r-G erm a n ) B ariton e R ichard B on elli POPULAR E d d ie Leonard B in e s (S ta n to n ) T enor and B aritone B illy Jones and E rn est H are w ith Carl F enton's O rchestra C arolina R ollin g Stone (P arieh -Y ou n g-S q u lres) Tenor Al B ernard w ith Carl F en ton ’s O rchestra G ranny ( Y o u n g -L ew is-A k st) B a r ito n e ........................E rnest H are April Show ers (D e S y lv a -b ilv e r s) B aritone. Saxophone Obli ga to by R udy W ie d o e ft....................................................E rnest H are M am m y Lou (S terllng-M oran-V on T llz er ).8 tr a n d M ale Q uartet L a law an a L ullab y ( W h ite-S ta rk ) T enor and B aritone C harles H art and E llio tt Shaw 8187 . 75c 8188 76c 8189 . 76c FOR DANCING Son» o f In d ia— F o x T rot ( R im sky -K orsakow ) Rudy W ledoeft’s C alifornians Gray Morn— F ox T rot (O n ell-W a r d -S ta n d ish ) R udy W led oeft’s C alifornians On th e 'G in 'Gin 'G inny Shore— Fox T rot (L eslie-D on ald son ) 8198 . B en n ie K rueger’s O rchestra 76o C arolina B lu es— F ox T rot (R ln g le ). B en nie K rueger s O rchestra T h ree O 'c lo c k In th e M orning— W altz (T erries-R obledo) Carl F enton's O rchestra 8198 In d ian a L ullaby— W a lts (T errlaa-K endall) 76c Carl F en ton ’s O rchestra J u s t a L ittle L ove R onr— F ox T rot (T oun g-L ew ls-C ooper) 6084 Ish a m J on es’ O rchestra 76c " My M am m y K now s— F ox T rot (D e C osta-Jerom e) Ish am Jon es’ O rchestra G ranny— F ox T rot ( Y ou n g-L ew is-A k at) 8184 B en nie K rueger's O rchestra 76c D oo-D ah B lues— F ox T rot (R ose-W h ite) . B en n ie K rueger’s O rchestra G ood-B ye S h an gh ai— F ox T rot (Joh nson M eyer) 8190 Car, F en ton ’s O rchestra 76c ' W hile M iam i D ream s— F ox T rot (E g a n -W h itin g ) Carl F en ton 's O rchestra 8191 76c { J. E. METZGER Tel. 601 — Electric Building — Main St FRANK C. JONES & CO. CA RPEN TER Septic Tanks Built LICENSED ELECTRICIAN W iling for Light and Power National Mazda Lamps Jack Screws for Rent Frank C. Jones Floyd L. Mack P ho n es: E ast 7 1 0 8 ; G resham 355 AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE M oving and G eneral H auling 124-0 Union A venue W ood, Coal and B riquets P ortland. Oregon WED. MARCH 15 See th e Buckeye brooder at L. L K idder Hdwe. Co.’s store. If you “d o n 't care w hat It co sts." I 1 you d id n 't earn th e money even , though It may have been paid to you ' APRIL Comedy—“ Rough Seas” Newest Light on Earth- Capital Travclaughs The Manly Act Pathe Color TAXES NOW DUE First half delinquent after April 5th. We have copy of Tax Rolls and will be glad to save you the time and trouble of a t tending to the payment of taxes. It is only necessary to tele phone us your desires. Remember we locate your taxes by description of your p roperty—not by name. W rite or telephone us. ¿first •S’tate (Bank sham, Oregon