Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, May 02, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGRKMHAM OUTLOOK. TUESD AY , MAY 2, l» 2 2 PAGE THREE NOTICE. ESSAY CONTEST AWARDS FAIRVIEW |V?\CH m e n . p o o r U. S. Land Office a t P o rtlan d , Ore. WILL BE MADE MAY 20 A pril 14th, 1922. ---------- The In stallatio n of th e Rev. E. R. P'EN. h u n g r y Notice is hereby - given th a t W alter - Many a re bwt)Iuin« exceedingly , D H ollensted as Dastor of Sm ith Me- I M E N A t l ____*. E. Koch, of Bull Run, Oregon, who, enxious reg ard in g th e aw ard s in th e ' , . ,, . P eres on May 24th, 1920, m ade H om estead essay contest p articip ated in by th e m or,al I resb y terian church will T he follow ing sta te m en t of resu lts Illu stra tes I E ntry, No. 06831, for th e N *4 SW C*,!PubHc and high schools of e a ste rn take place on T hursday evening, May th e value of accu m u latin g sm all savings w ith th is .T h e h a m I Section 29. Tow nship 1 S, R ange 5 E, M ultnom ah county, th e su b ject of 4, at 8 o'clock. T he Rev H H P ra tt bank at 4% In terest, com pounded tw ice a year. f o r . which W. M eridian, has filed notice of i n - . * h ic h was "W h at L incoln's G ettys- w,„ pre8ide and propound th e con T hey call » tention to m ake T hree-year. Proof, burg A ddress Has M eant to th e , ... ,, , v „ MONTHLY SAVINGS to establish claim to th e land above W orld,” for w hich th e F irs t ’S tate s,1,u, onal question!. T he Rev. described, before th e R egister and Bank donated prizes valued at $140. Boudinot Seeley su p e rin ten d e n t of A m ount For For For For Receiver of th e U. S. Land Office, at Some have really become In dig n an t, missions, will preach th e serm on deposited five ten tw enty forty P ortland , Oregon, on th e 15th day of S i S r t ' Tborne.«,» « each m onth years years years years Ju n e, 1922. aw arded, and never w ere intended to ‘ te rian church of P o rtlan d will C laim ant nam es as w itnesses: C harles Houde, of Bull Run. Ore. be aw arded. H ow ever, th is is not Klve th e ch arg e to th e pastor. T he One d o llar $ 66 $ 147 $ 366 $ 1,174 F ive dollars H enry H agert. of Bull Run, Ore. the case. T here has been a g rea t Rev. W M cHenry of th e Mt. T ab o r 332 736 1,830 5,873 W. E lsenrs, of Bull R un, Ore. Ten dollars 664 coen V \ K l m T . u % a * k \ t ts e H ' P; esb>“ ‘r ‘a;* 1,473 3,661 11.746 Dawn Allen, of Bull Run, Ore. SALT and FRESH FISH ALEXANDER SW EEK . R egister. having w ritten over 300 lengthy let- 1 c" arKe ‘° “ *® people. A fter th e in te rs in an effort to get co rrect re- sta lla tio n a collation will be served p o rts from th e different schools. T he and a social h o u r spent. Need Your S u it C leaned? ju d g es elected by th e different i , H ave it F ren ch dry cleaned. Re- schools are men who have m any du- . Ira B r° oks bad a narrow escape GRESHAM, OREGON ties, and they have found it difficult from ud ea,h °n S aturday when he was Phone 1891 I pairing n eatly done. T ailoring for to ta k e the tim e to pass on th e es- cau * h t ‘? \ cavV n ‘ u a,n ,8' f?ot I ladies and men. says, of which th e re were 247, yet d? ,be,lng dug along th e dyke for P E T E R LE N A R P. T ailor. they a re giving each th e ir carefu l the. <lral‘,a Ke dl*trlct. San‘ Dixon atte n tio n , and will in due tim e m ake i a n d 1. iM arl° “ n “ rlln ’5anl®‘ * ho were th e aw ard s as th e ir conscience die- tb,® ‘2Iue; 8UC‘ tates. They have no know ledge of ceeded in ex tricatin g his head and face im m ediately and soon removed w hose paper they are passing upon, an d th e aw ard s w ill ce rtain ly be th e w eight of e a rth which held him down. He was ta k en at once to his m ade upon m erit only. C A S H R E B A T E in case of p u n c tu re in a L E E p u n c tu re The ju d g es have not y et com plet hom e and a physician sum m oned. On account of th e shock which he suf- p ro o f tire . ed th e ir w ork, b u t hope to do so In , ,, . . tim e to have th e aw ard s m ade and te rTd w?8 declded " a i‘ for a d a>' th e prizes presen ted to th e success- ! ? r before rem oving him to P o rt 3- in ch .................. $3 00 5- inch 6.50 ful co n testan ts a t an e n te rta in m e n t M°n d ay he was tak en to 3 % -in c h ............. ••• 4.00 to be given in th e Masonic hall, S at- th e vGood S am ar“ ai> hospital, where 6 - inch 8.00 urday evening, May 20, to w hich all ' an , ay «»»roinalion revealed three 4- in ch .................. 5.00 7- inch 900 stu d e n ts of th e different schools and i b reaks in th e co llar bone. This 4 % -in c h ............. 5.50 8- inch th e ir p aren ts a re cordially in v ite d ,’ 1UK ‘ be bones w ere set and 10.00 th e adm ission being free. The teach ers and officers of the F re e S ervice a n d T ire A d ju s tm e n ts M a d e H e re Sunday school of Sm ith M emorial SANDY BLUFF P resb y terian church held a confer- Mr. and Mrs. Brook and fam ily ! Some of Mrs" h " H “ p X discuss * u - .,the,lr d a u g h te r plans for th e in te rest of th e nchool and fam ily n ea r P o rtlan d I Luncheon was served follow ing the A lbert A ult and frien d , H arvey 'conference M orris, w ere visitors of A lb ert’s [ H arold Shaw, who was in ju re d on parents. “T h e g aso lin e o f q u a lity ” is 100% Mrs. Alonzo R adford has been April 23 in an accident on th e Sandy boulevard n ear F airview , is recov PO W E R . It is refined to vaporize th o r q u ite ill but is slowly im proving. erin g at Good S am aritan hospital, R oland Brook and R aym ond G rif oughly. Every atom of it mixes in the w here he was tak en for tre a tm e n t. fin have re tu rn e d from T h e Dalles. carburetor w ith from 12 to 16 tim es its Mr. an a Mrs. Jam es M atthew s h a ',r moved Into th e ir new home. CORBETT volum e of air for P O W E R . W ith “Red Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atk in s v isit C row n” you get ready starting — rapid ed w ith relativ es in P o rtla n d recently Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Evans, who Miss M arie E llingsen, from Se have Bpent th e w inter in C alifornia, acceleration—greater mileage—a con a ttle , is visiting h e r niece, Mrs. Jo e re tu rn e d hom e M onday, A pril 24. tinuous stream of power. Caldo. Prospective Tractor Purchasers Miss Ruby McKay, assista n t p rin Run your car on “ Red Crown" and n o th POWELL VALLEY cipal at th e high school, who has in g else, and you w on't have to bother been absent from school th e past five Miss M argery M. S m ith of th e do- weeks because of illness, re tu rn e d to w ith carburetor adjustm ents. I t is uni The season is very late and to do your plow ing, discing, c u lti m estic science d ep a rtm en t a t O.A.C. form in quality w herever and w hen vating, etc., properly you will need a tracto r. B efore p urchasing will ta lk on hom e econom ics a t th e ta k e up h e r du ties Monday. C. J. L ittlepage, of M osier has ever you buy it schoolhouse F rid ay aftern o o n , May y o u r trac to r, see th e various tra c to rs before selecting th e one s u it 5 at 2 o’clock. A larg e a tten d a n ce of been in th is vicinity th e past week ab le for your condition. Do not fail to see th e New T ank Type ladies is expected. Fill at the Red Crown sign—at Service visiting old friends. Mr, and Mrs. C letrac. T his tra c to r has revolutionized th e tra c to r Industry. A S ta tio n s a n d g arag es and a t o th e r new track has been developed, which elim in ates all track trouble. Home Econom ics M eeting at P le a s L ittlepage have been In C alifornia th e past six m onths fo r th e benefit of dealers. an t H oiik * C hanged. Sure footed, narrow to han d le crop row cultivation and w ork In The hom e economics m eeting to th e la tte r ’s h ealth . She is g rea tly berries w ith o u t te arin g plants. A bsolutely does not pack the soil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY be held in P leasant Home on T h u rs im proved In h ealth and expects to (California ) day, May 4. a t th e hom e of Mrs. M. L ennartz, will be held in th e evening spend th e su m m er in Oregon. W rite o r see (>. V. HADLEY CO., 42.1 E. M orrison stre e t, for Mr. T an n er is erectin g a sm all a t 8 o’clock Instead of in th e a f te r dem o n stratio n . noon as th e fu n eral of th e la te Mr. building on his acreage on th e h ig h Spiers will be held th a t aftern o o n . way to be used as a confectionery stand. ORIENT P.-T. ASSOCIATION C orbett baseball team m et for ELECTS NEW OFFICERS th e The CLETRAC MODEL “F ” OWNERS IN GRESHAM first p ractice of th e season, on th e ir diam ond, Sunday. MR. KNIEFKL, ft M ile East of lS-M JIe House, Base IJn e . T he O rient P aren t-T ea ch e r asso- j Mr. and Mrs. W ill R ick ert have F . F . COWINGS, 1» Mile East of 12-Mile House, lln se L ine. elation inet last F rid ay aftern o o n at th e schoolhouse for th e an n u a l elec- rented th e Dodson sto re and will MR. O’lMINELL, *» Mile E ast of 12-Mile House, Rase Line. tion of officers. T he officers for th e I 8e„ grocerlp8 and serve lunche8 ensuing year are as follow s: Mrs. See these ow ners and be convinced of th e C letrac’ “ F ” su periority. Mr- and Mrs M urPhy sp en t Sun- Alva L auderback, p resid e n t; Miss Elva Dolan, vice p resid en t; Mrj. day a t Cascade Locks. L ouise Nelson, secretary-treasurei*. 1 Miss A udrey T reg ak ls was absent These th ree officers w ~ ere nam ed as , from school last week because of th e sta n d in g com m ittee to a r r a n g e ', , fo r all social events d u rin g th e year. 1a ro a ‘ tro u b le. Mrs. Sam P eterso n and Mrs. V ern Mrs. N ettie K incaid is clerk in g at H illyard a re th e co m m ittee to ar- th e Geo. C ham berlain store ran g e fo r th e program s next fall. Mrs. 8t ,, h Leland , A very In terestin g p ro g ram was „ given before the business session. 1 o rtlan d Friday. F u ll line of Cold Lunch Meats Songs w ere given by th e p rim ary 1 Colum bia G range m eets in re g u la r class. T he th ird and fo u rth g rad es session S atu rd ay , May 6. T h ere will rendered songs and recitatio n s. be several to be In itiated in to the Miss N orm a Lee Peck gave a cou- I pie of violin solos. She also to ld th e order. Main St., G resham GEO. DIETL, Prop. Phone 1711 The open season fo r salm on fish j people ab o u t th e book w agon from P o rtlan d th a t will stop a t O rient ing began M onday, May 1st, and th e T he exact dates of th e a rriv a l of th e fishermen will be a busy bunch u n til H M IM I'IH IM M M M im s m tM im M IN M H M N m iM d M M M M M U M IM IN M M M U M M IM M N N M iaN M M M N M N N M M IM M M N M IM « wagon will be announced la ter. . ’ * “ “ “ _______________ A ugust 25. T he price for th e Royal Ign ition E xpert. Chinook will be ab o u t 12 cents per $25 will be given to him *’ho pound a t th e canneries. proves th a t I can n ot find th e de- R E P A IR IN G A N D R E T R E A D IN G | ficlency of his m achine on sta rtin g , Team W ork. A ll w o rk g u a ra n te e d . lig h tin g and Ignition. Main Street W E T A K E P L E A S U R E IN A N N O U N C F or plow ing, discing, h arro w in g , ¡G arage. P hone G resham 1228i T im e to R e t M * ______________ etc., call L. C rum b, m ile east of IN G T O O U R D E P O S I T O R S T H A T T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per ° hrf‘8ha?1, ‘o u n ‘afn * “ ea r <>U tan k s, | cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Ad Pnolle 52x6.____________________ GEORGE A. BRANDT W E H A V E R E C E N T L Y IN S T A L L E D S t a t e d com m unication of Opposite B row n’s M arket Phone 1107 Powell St. F airview Lodge No. 92 A. F. O N E OE T H E L A T E S T E L E C T R IC & A. M., S atu rd ay evening, AL A LA R M SY STEM S FO R T H E j May 6, a t 8 o'clock. School of In- : stru ctio n . V isiting b reth ren wel come. B E T T E R P R O T E C T IO N O E T H E IR * WM. H. STANLEY, Sec’y. The Growth of Small Savings BEST OF MEATS BANK OF GRESHAM A. J. W. BROWN LEE TIRES Every atom o f R ed Cronvti’m ixes with air FOR POWER SHERMAN McCARTER garage W ARNING! CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard « Gasoline o f Q uality SANITARY MARKET Fisk Tires and Tubes OLDFIELD TIRES GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY CASH PAID fo r F re sh C ow s, B eef C ow s, H o g s, C alv es, o f a n y k in d E. BAUMANN, Gresham, Phone 2441 See Me for Cattle Hauling C a r tlu lly aaalad c y lin d ric a l carton m au rta absoluta san itatioo Fresh Fish in Season PLEASANT HOME MEAT MKT. MARION MAYFIELD, Prop. Phone G resham 276. HOME SWEET HOME rr SHOC'. MOW CAM I I MAKE GARDEN \ w i T H THESE r CHICKENS' J rV A P O U N D ?/ M c G in n is , w . m . FU N D S A N D O T H E R V A LU A BLES. Investigate the Flapjac Flour Grocers CHOICE FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS m . b . Recommend Alberj Flapjacks Albers Quality Truscott Direct From Well Water System IT W ILL PAY YOU W rite for prices and circu lar Plumbing and Heating the h o tca ke s o f the W est M aterials H andled and In stalled H. W. TRUSCOTT 295 H aw th o rn e Ave. P o rtlan d (£ la r fe a n ta s (C o u n ty S J a n h S a n d y , O reg o n “Protection and Accomodation” - I I O M l I l l l t l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l H I I I I I I I H I I I I l i r i l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l n i l l l in l m itin n n n n n tttm n iu u tim n im » n m m ip « n n m m i P h o n es: East 7 1 0 2 ; Grraliain M S AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE M oving and General H auling Wood, Coal and B riquets 124-fl U nion A venue P ortland, O regon [ A X 6ET THIS BAKE A N D CBACK ’EM OVER THE HEAD ---- -IT I j " & A<roCASTEÖ I