Gresham outlook., March 27, 1923, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 8
IMPORTANT ISSUES
AWAIT ACTION OF
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, I »23
Baseball Team Is
Forming; Meet to
Organize Thursday
$1.50 Per Year
Bowman Tract Is
to Become Links
and Club Grounds
H r I s N o t ïlr a ù
BERRY GROWERS
OF NORTHW EST
ARE ORGANIZED
W hile th e sh ip w as ta k in g on sto re s ( sore aud w eary, ex istin g on h erb s and
a t D erinje I w ent ash o re an d w as the leaves of trees. Some of them
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A m eeting of all local m en in te re s t­ co u rteo u sly show n over th e depot by perished by th e way and w ere laid to I
th e local re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e N ear re st w ith th e rite s of th e ch u rch they
A county club has been organized by
ed in th e fo rm atio n of a G resham E ast R elief Among th e G reek refu - loved
' p ro m in en t P o rtlan d men w ho have ee­
T he G resham C om m ercial club held baseb all team w ill be held in th e fire gees at th e depot I w as su rp rise d and
At la st som e of them refu sed to go cu red all
„ „ tho
an option
on ,b
th e H
Bowman place,
An org an izatio n of b erry gro w ers of
delighted
to
m
eet
an
old
G
reek
p
riest
on
any
fa
rth
e
r.
T
he
old
p
riest
trie
d
P.
an In terestin g and Im portant m eeting h all th is week T h u rsd ay night, M arch
whom I had know n in previous y ea rs to reaso n w ith them an d he told of th e j locatetl 0,1 th e n o rth w est o c o rn e r of th e th e n o rth w est, known as th e F ederated
la st night, re su ltin g In inform ation 29, a t 7:30 sh arp .
and whom I had long _ ago
g h t to sufferings
of th e Man of S orrow _
s But j B ase L ine and G resh am -F airv iew B erry G row ers of the N orthw est sta te s
_ th o u __
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and in itiatio n of several activ ities
It is hoped th is m eeting w ill re su lt be dead. H is coat, once black, w as some of them w ould not be com forted, i roads, w ith a view to developing a an d B ritish Columbia, w as rec en tly
r a th e r th a n definite decision and a c ­
in th e o rg an izatio n of a team th a t w ill now g reen w ith th e ray s of m any j “T here is no C hrist. He is dead. It Is | golf links and am u sem en t n ark The form ed at Tacom a, attended by D. E.
com plishm ent.
sum m ers, his h an d s w ere h ard w ith b etter th a t we, too, die and end all i
,
'
1 1 8rk 11 e
put G resham on th e baseball may and toil, as w ere th e h an d s of th e G alilean ! our m isery .”
| com pany is in co rp o rated for 1100,000. Towle, re p rese n tin g th e B erry G row ­
T he m ost im p o rta n t m a tte r before
m ake th is th e m ecca for ball fan s fisherm en, for his little flock w as poor ' T h en a w onderful th in g happened. A laong those nam ed as in te reste d in ers P ack in g com pany of G resham . Mr.
th e m eeting w as f u rth e r co nsideration
from a w ide su rro u n d in g te rrito ry .
and he sh ared th e ir poverty. B ut his By accid en t th e little band of m a rty rs th e e n terp rise a re C. E. and G eorge L Tow le w as elected on th e executive
of th e proposition to aid th e Cope
dear old w rinkled face still w ore th e stum bled on th e tra c k of some N ear P utnam . Bruce P o lw arth an d A C com m ittee.
Among
th
e
m
en
w
ho
a
re
said
to
be
F ilm co rp o ratio n in locating its studio
kindly sm ile I rem em bered so w ell in E ast R elief w o rk ers. W hen they saw q u.Mll«nn
in
te
reste
d
and
rvho
w
ill
d
oubtless
T he o rg an izatio n w hich consists of
th e long ago.
in th is city. T he desire and p la n s of
the A m erican flag th e old p rie st po in t- '
>
R eversing th e u su a l p ro ced u re he ed to it an d w ith th e te a rs strea m in g
T he Bowman tra c t co n sists of ap- ten different grow ers associations l a
th is com pany had been explained at a form th e n u cleu s of a w inning team
180 ac res
extending Oregon, W ashington and B ritish Co­
re c e n t luncheon and had b£en referre d are, Billy B eers, Ja c k H am lin, F ra n k w anted to kiss my hand, for in th e down his face he sobbed, “See, my proxim ately
lum bia, rep rese n ts ab o u t 6,500 g ro w ­
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ry ,«
.h e h . n d . e h .M ™
.............
H
am
lin,
E
rn
e
st
H
am
lin,
Bill
E
kstrom
,
to a com m ittee. T he com m ittee r e ­
ers and 12,750 acres of bush fru its. A
of th e ste w a rd s of th e Holy M ysteries dead—C h risto s a n e sto — C h rist is ,
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road and a h alf m ile along th e Base board o f tru ste e s, each m em ber to
ported p ro g ress in its in v estigations P au l S tone and F ra n k S outhard.
but I w ould not allow th a t, and w hen r is q n .”
I t is hoped to form a league of 11 had reproved him he told me th e
And as th ey realized w h at th a t flag L ,n e. jo in in g w ith th e R uby tra c t. It have one vote and each association to
and m ade a p relim in ary re p o rt at la st
m eant th ey fell on each o th e rs ’ necks slopes gently to w ard th e n o rth and have one m em ber, w as form ed. I t is
n ig h t s m eeting but did not feel able clubs of such lo calities as Sandy, C or­ sto ry of th e y ea rs sin ce we had m et.
A band of b rig an d s had one day d e­ 8" d ‘n twhok1i>‘Ki voices cried “A lethos w est aud includes a b eau tifu l grove m ade up of Dr. E. S. B arnes, re p re ­
to m ak e’ a recom m endation for th e bett, S p rin g d ale, T ro u td ale, Boring, scended on his little village, and a fte r an
sen tin g th e N orth Pacific B erry G row ­
esti— He is risen Indeed.
, .
.
« . . .
rea so n th a t not enough had given th e E sta ca d a an d G resham . T he places th e m a ssa c re an d o u tra g e u su al in
I, who 'am not an A m erican, can 8,1,1 <,ePr *881oa8 w hich la tte r will be e rs' asso ciatio n of W ashington; E. C.
m a tte r th e carefu l co nsideration it m entioned have had and w ill have such circ u m stan ces, he, w ith th e re m ­ conceive of no g re a te r honor ever be- ' mai*e into tro u t ponds fed by a fine O rton. W ashington B erry G ro w ers’ A s­
so ciatio n ; R. D. Bodle, Puget Sound
deserves. T he few did n o t feel ju s ti­ very su ccessfu l b all team s and it n an t of th o se whom C h rist had com ­ ing paid to any flag th an th a t cry.— I spring.
B erry G ro w ers’ and W hite R iver B erry
m itted to his care, had m anaged to
illiam A. Lloyd, in T he New N ear
T jje
fied in com m itting them selves to a would be an ad v an tag e to all to be escape. F o r days th ey w andered, foot- W
com
pany,
in
ad
d
itio
n
to
golf
G ro w ers’ A ssociation;
R J. G latt,
East.
plan of action. T he atten d a n ce of united in a stro n g league.
grounds, plans to co n stru c t ten n is W oodburn C ooperative F ru it G row ers
m em bers and citizens w as too sm all
G resham never had b e tte r pro sp ects
co u rts, cro q u et g rounds, and play of O regon; Jo h n V ern hardson, Gig
H arbor B erry G row ers’ A ssociation of
to com e to a decision w hich m ight a f­ of a good ball gro u n d s. T he fair
g rounds for ch ildren. T he links will W ashington; H. H. M umford, O regon
fect th e w hole com m unity. T he m a t­ board h as offered th e use of a location
have 18 holes. T h ere w ill be a ball L oganberry G ro w ers’ E x change; D. E.
te r w as th e re fo re left in th e h an d s of on th e fa ir gro u n d s, in fro n t of th e
p ark and dancing pavilion.
Tow le, B erry G ro w ers’ P acking Com­
th e com m ittee of nine fo r one w eek g ra n d sta n d , w here a diam ond can be
It is planned to build a la rg e club pany of G resham , Ore.; L. D. Beard,
w ith th e recom m endation th a t the co n stru c te d and th e gam es viewed to
house and ad d itio n al b u ild in g s for th e B erry G ro w ers’ C o-operative Union of
B ritish C olum bia; W. H. P aulham us,
com m ittee m ake a definite re p o rt at good advantage.
T he sto ry of "Come Out of th e
J. L. Stafford, s e c re ta ry of th e O re­ com fort and en joym ent of patrons.
P u yallup and S um ner F ru it G ro w ers’
an o th e r club m eeting called for next
It w ill re q u ire co n sid erab le w ork to K itch en " is» w ritte n aro u n d a V irginia gon P ick le & C anning com pany, w hose
It is expected w ork on th is en ter A ssociation. T he Apple G row ers' A s­
M onday night, A pril 2.
p ro p erly g rad e and p re p a re th e fam ily of th e old a risto c ra c y , by th e j p lan t is located in G resham , a fte r prise will s ta r t a t once and Its devel­ so ciatio n 's bush fru it m em bership w as
R. W. H a lla tt and T. A. H arp er, tw o g ro u n d s b u t m ost of th is w ill be v o lu n ­ nam e of D aingerfield, who, finding spending a w eek am ong th e farm ers. opm ent w ill be w atched w ith g reat in ­ th e ten th m em ber of th e board but A.
W. Stone, who rep rese n ted them a t the
of th e in c o rp o ra to rs of th e film com ­ ta rily given to get th e club sta rted . them selv es te m p o ra rily em barassed, re p o rts th e outlook for a la rg e acreag e terest.
m eeting w as unable to nam e a m em ­
pany, w ere p re se n t la st n ig h t and ex­ It has been sug g ested th a t sev eral b all decide to re n t th e ir hom e to a rich of cu cu m b ers th is season ex cep tio n al­
ber for th e board.
plained d e ta ils of th e ir purp o ses and gam es m ay be w anted a t fa ir tim e, and Yankee. One of th e conditions of th e ly b rig h t.
EMPRESS LASS IN
T he follow ing m em bers w ere chosen
by th e board to serve as officers: Dr.
plans.
LINE
FOR
MEDALS
possibly on F o u rth of Ju ly and a t th e lease by th e w ell-to-do New E n g lan d er
T he farm e rs a re begin n in g to re ­
E. S. B arnes, p resid e n t; W. H. P a u l­
A. F. H am m ar and A lbert E kstrom tim e of th e an n u a l g ran g e field day stip u lated th a t a com petent staff of
ham us, vice p resid en t, and J. E. F o re ­
alize th a t th e h arv e stin g tim e for cu ­
B. C. A ltm an ’s E m p ress L ass of hand of th e W ashington B erry G row ­
w ere appointed a com m ittee to inves­ and picnic. A s th e re a re m any p e r­ w hite se rv a n ts should be engaged for
tig a te th e possibility of c o n stru c tin g sons in te re ste d in th e se events it his sojo u rn at th is sta te ly home. T his cum bers com es im m ediately a fte r the Ingleside, a fine Je rse y en tered in the ers A ssociation, se c re ta ry -tre a su re r.
berry pick in g season au d is n early
sen io r tw o-year old class is m aking a In addition to th e board an executive
a ball diam ond on th e fa ir grounds, or should not l>e difficult to g et plenty of se rv a n t q u estio n p resen ted p rac tica lly
over before tim e to cu t cabbage o r dig
rem a rk a b le record w hich will not only com m ittee of six, two from each d is­
se cu re use of the high school grounds, help in p rep a rin g th e grounds. W ith u n su rm o u n ta b le difficulties and one of
tric t. was nam ed, co n sisting of Dr. E.
potatoes, so th a t th ey a re able to h ire
and a re to re p o rt next M onday night. th e co o p eratio n assu re d G resham th e d au g h ters of th e fam ily, in th e ab- I help for th e e n tire su m m er m onths
e n t>He h e r to th e gold and silv er C. B arnes, W. H. P au lh a m u s from
sence
of
h
e
r
p
are
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ts,
conceives
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T he com m ittee on slogan and le tte r ­ should have th e b est arran g e m en ts
W ashington; D. E. Tow le and M. J.
By m aking c o n tra c ts for th e ir c u ­ but it is predicted w ill m ake her sec­ N ew house from Oregon and L. D.
head design rep o rted th e re s u lt of the ever to a ttr a c t ball fans and in su re mad cap idea th a t she, h er sis te r and
cum bers they a re a ssu re d of a m ark et ond In h er class for th e w hole United B eard and J. A. G ran t from B rlitsh
c o n test in connection w ith w hich two good gam es.
th e ir tw o b ro th e rs sh a ll act as th e
for th e ir crop, no m a tte r how la rg e a S tates. T his prom ising h eifer has a l­ Columbia.
five d o lla r prizes had been offered.
dom estic staff for th e w ealth y Y ankee.
T he object of th is fed eration Is not
one th ey raise . T his is a big th in g to I ready produced 735 pounds of fat and to a c t as a m a rk e tin g agency but sim ­
T he re tu rn s of th e c o n test w ere so E DITI >RIAL CONFERENCE
Olivia D aingerfield, w ho is th e rin g
the
farm
er,
as
th
e
p
rice
on
all
his
h
as
15
m
ore
days
on
test.
It
is
estl-
„ overw helm ing, m any of them com ing
BICI EVENT AT I . OE O. lead er in th e m e rry schem e, ad o p ts
ply to prom ote b etter feeling and
other cro p s is reg u la ted by th e size 6f | m ated she w ill com plete th e period of clo ser cooperation in sellin g betw een
in the la st few hou rs before the ®ieet-
th e cognom en of Ja n e E llen and elects
B usiness and p ro fessio n al problem s
the crop. If he raise s a big crop it is te st w ith 760 pounds of fat and ap- th e different b erry g ro w e rs’ asso cia­
ing, th a t th e com m ittee found itself
to preside over th e d estin ies of th e
tion them selves. T he p u rpose of th e
u tte rly unable to m ake any recom m en­ of th e ed ito rs w ere discussed a t th e kitchen. H er sister, E lizab eth , is a p ­ only to rea lize poor p rices a re being p roxim ately 13,000 pounds of milk.
org an izatio n as draw n up by th e m ­
m
eeting
of
th
e
Oregon
N
ew
spaper
con­
paid.
If
th
e
p
rice
is
high
he
has
n
o
th
­
dation. It would be n ecessary to ta k e
E m p ress D orothy, one of Mr. A lt­ selves and signed by th e board of
pointed housem aid. H er eld er b ro th ­
se v eral hou rs tim e to a rra n g e th e feren ce w hich held its fifth an n u al e r Paul, th e b u tle r, an d C harley, th e ing to sell.
m a n ’s m ost prized cow s, who as a tru ste e s is as follow s: T he objects of
The low p rices paid fo r la st se aso n ’s ju n io r fo u r-y ear old h as Just won for th is association sh all be—cooperation
a n sw e rs so th a t by a pro cess of elim ­ session at th e U niversity of Oregon at you n g est of th e group, is appointed to
and m ain tain in g th e h ig h est sta n d a rd s
in atio n th e rig h t choice could be m ade. E ugene on la st F rid ay and S atu rd ay . th e position of boot boy. W hen B u r­ cro p s of potatoes, cabbage, cauliflow - ; h er ow ner th e gold and silv er m edals of grad e and pack—In extending and
T
he
dedication
of
th
e
new
jo
u
rn
alism
T he com m ittee w ill p re p a re th e r e ­
ton C ran e a rriv e s from th e n o rth , a c ­ er, etc., has m ade th e fa rm e r realize in the R egister of Merit te st, died last intensifying th e developm ent of do­
tu rn s and m ake its recom m endations building w as a fe a tu re fo th is occasion com panied by Mrs. F alk e n er, her he m u st ra ise less of an y p a rtic u la r week w ith m ilk fever tw o days a fte r m estic and foreign m a rk e ts and se ­
and p re se n t them to th e club a t next and th e p rese n tatio n to th e school of a | d au g h ter an d C ran e 's atto rn e y . T u ck ­ crop and ra ise som e cro p for w hich he dropping a fine m ale calf. Mr. A lt­ cu rin g wide publicity for such p ro d ­
u cts packed u n d er estab lished bran d s
Monday n ig h t's m eeting for th e c lu b ’s copy desk for th e use of th e stu d en ts er, they find th e staff of se rv a n ts to could be su re of a rea d y m ark et.
m an reg a rd s th is as a g re a t loss. He an d sta n d ard g rad es— to get th ese
by
n
ew
sp
ap
ers
of
th
e
s
ta
te
added
in
­
C ucum bers seem to solve th e p ro b ­ estim ated her value at $3000. She was p ro d u cts Into th e hands of the co n ­
decision.
S everal hun d red slogans
possess so m any m ethods of behavior
have been subm itted and a dozen or te re st.
out of th e o rd in ary , th a t am using com ­ lem, as th e ready m a rk e t is located in su red for $1000. T his cow ’s recen t su m ers at p rices w hich they can afford
fifteen designs, som e of th e la tte r
F acu lty and stu d e n ts of th e school p licatio n s begin to a ris e im m ediately. rig h t In G resham , a fa ir p rice Is g u a r­ record, covering 340 days, w as 736.56 to pay—and for the co n sideration of
of jo u rn alism w ere p a rtic u la rly a tte n ­ O livia’s ch a rm and b eau ty a ttr a c t not anteed by th e c o n tra c t, and th is se a ­ pounds of b u tte r fat and 13,096 pounds o th e r m a tte rs of In terest to th e e n tire
draw n in colors and very a rtistic .
in d u stry .
T he c o n test aw akened a g re a t deal tive to th e com fort and p le asu re of th e only C ran e but his a tto rn e y and the son th e com pany is going to pay cash of milk.
T he fed eratio n resolved to take im ­
of in te re st, som e rep lies com ing from visiting m en and w omen of th e new s­ sto ry co n tin u es th ro u g h a m aze of once a m onth for all cu cu m b ers r e ­
m ediate step s to com bat p rese n t su g a r
ceived. T h is is an im p o rta n t th in g to th e problem s In b erry grow ing, th a t is p rices and to dem and low er prices on
quite n distance.
p ap e r fra te rn ity and show ed g rea t d elig h tfu l incidents.
all farm ers as it w ill com e at a tim e being faced by o th e r g ro w ers In o th er th e g rounds th a t th eir iiu lu stry would
L. L. K idder and W. J. Todd w ere courtesy . T h e w omen w rite rs of the
suffer w ith th e prices as they are.
T he c a st of c h a ra c te ,, rs is . as follow s: .o f th e y ea r w hen th e ir ex penses a re
appointed a com m ittee to in v estig ate sta te had a session of th e ir own and
d istric ts and w hich we should know H igh su g a r p rices m ean th a t th e c a n ­
v
a
a
n
ger
e
,
a
a
s
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a
n
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.
h
e
a
v
y
and
th
is
w
ill
be
alm
o
st
th
e
first
a
t
th
is
tim
e
to
head
off
any
m
istakes.
th e condition of th e au to p a rk on th e listened to a splendid ad d re ss by Anne
n erà can n o t put th e fru it up in th e
fa ir g rounds and re p o rt a t th e next S hannon M onroe, a n atio n ally know n E lizabeth D aingerfield, a l ia s ................. crop to b rin g in ready cash .
It is im p o rtan t th a t all b erry g ro w ­ q u an titie s th a t they would otherw ise
A ram in ta ......................... Rose P o tter
m eeting.
w riter, also to o th e r w ell-know n sto ry
ers atten d th is m eeting. I t w ill be an d th a t hom e can n in g and consum p­
Berry Growers to Study Diseases.
tio n is m inim ized. W. H. P au lh am u s
T he im portance of th e m eeting next w rite rs a n d poets. T he E ugene C ham ­ Mrs. F alk e n er, T u c k e r’s s is te r .......... ....
very im p o rtan t from th e sta n d p o in t to recom m ended th a t a te leg ram signed
A m eeting of th e sm all fru it g ro w ers
....................................O
eorgie
S
tapleton
M onday nig h t can n o t be too stro n g ly ber of C om m erce ten d ered a banquet
Cora F alk e n er, h e r d a u g h te r ................. in M ultnom ah co unty h as been called be able to head off our disease p ro b ­ by th e ten asso ciatio n s be se n t to the
urged and a ll citizens a re urged to to th e v isito rs on F rtd a y evening.
........................................ V aletta Macaw for F riday, M arch 30, a t 1:30 p. m., at lem s before they develop in a serio u s I fed eral tra d e com m ission a t W ashing-
m an n er.
ton P rotesting p rese n t p rice of su g ar.
show an in te re st in th e m a tte rs u nder
...
. „
Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, C hase and W ini­ A m anda, O livia’s black m am m y ............... . _
______________
T h is w as done.
.............................................. C lara Mason Ith e 0 re8 h am lib ra ry by County A gent
consideration.
fred St. C lair atten d ed th e conference B urton C rane, from th e N o rth ........ ..
I 8. B. H all.
I tl’P i’ l t u g
i'r 'i’V M u m T n
11 wa8 unanim ously declared th a t
* ' "
proposed in c re ase In ex p ress ra te s
and th e fo rm er led th e discussion on
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H
enry
L
unday
*The
o
bject
of
th
e
m
eeting
is
to
study
FIREMEN (ALLEO OUT
ROB ELLIOTT'S S','ORE would jeopardize th e in d u stry and for
th e su b ject “W eekly o r T w ice a T hom as L efferts, s ta tistic a l p o e t........ som e of p Ian t disease problem s w hich
th a t reaso n im m ediate cooperation
FOR PRACTICE TRIP w
w» -»- ••
*
H a v S trong
Week.
Q uick action on th e p a r t of A. B. w as necessary. Many of the sh ip p ers
Solon' T ucker,' C ra n e ’s a tto rn e y an d
have beKun to 8how ln th e b erry field8’
T
he
G
resh
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ites
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Two th in g s w ere d em onstrated in a
g u e s t........................................ Wm. F ritz ! P ro fesso r B arss, w ho is a sp e cia list E llio tt frig h ten ed aw ay b u rg la rs who agreed to te stify at th e In te rs ta te
s u rp rise d rill of th e G resham fire de­ H a rry and H elen W ostell, stu d e n ts at P aul D aingerfield, a lia s S m ithfield. . . . in p la n t d iseases, w ill be p re se n t at had alread y gained access to his sto re Com m erce Com mission h earin g on the
proposed In crease to be held th e next
p artm en t th is m orning. One w as th a t th e u n iv ersity , who w ith th e ir m o th er | .......................................... E dw ard Shenk th e m eeting to give som e in fo rm atio n at Powell V alley la st night before any- day so th a t th e ir test m onies would
a re m ak in g th e ir hom e in Eftigene C harles D aingerfield, a lia s B rindle-
th e volunteer firem en w ere ready to
|o n m ethods of co n tro l of th e b erry ! th in g of value w as tak en . At le a st be on th e rec o rd s for th e final h earin g
w hlle th e young people a re atten d in g i „ bu.ry. ’ ’ ’ ’ / ............. ’ • Jf*0 Bailey | diseases. Mr. C. L. Long, h o rtic u ltu re | tw o men w ere seen, one w alking up i *n W ashington, D. C., on A pril 9.
leave th e ir w ork a t th e sound of th e
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one ru n n in g from the sto re afte r Mr. 8 w*n<*ow *n th e feed room. The o u te r
duty, the o th e r th a t th e th re e fire
E llio tt fired sh o ts from a gun. An ’ ,*°‘>r of ,h e 8afe’ w h,ch ha(l not been
alarm s at th e high school a re all out
autom obile had been p arked not far h x k ‘,d’ W!l" opened but th e robbers
of order. T he trip also tested out an
aw ay and w as th e m eans of escape for | Kot no fu rth e r w ,th th e ir plans,
au to m atic con tro l for the siren w hich
th e w ould-be robbers.
h as rec en tly been installed.
P atro n ize th e llnm e Shoe Shiner.
L ess th a n five m inutes had elapsed
Mr. E llio tt h eard sounds ab o u t m id ­
Men's and la d les’ shoes, S atu rd ay
a fte r th e sounding of th e fire alarm ,
nig h t w hich convinced him th a t som e­ aftern o o n nnd evening. Ruben A nder­
one was «(tem pting to e n te r th e store, son, sta n d In T odd’s B arber Shop.
w hen th e chem ical engine, fully m an
ned, w as at th e schoolhouse ready trf
and ta k in g his shot gun he succeeded
Plano Tuning.
com bat th e im aginary flames. T he
in frig h ten in g th e cu lp rits aw ay. E n ­
S atisfactio n g u aran teed , $3. F red
firem en put up ladders and ca rrie d
tra n c e had been gained by saw ing out B. Jones, phone G resham 189x1.
tf
hose to th e roof of th e building. It
w as a d isappointm ent to the firem en,
how ever, to not find the pupils lined
up outside the building, as th e ja n ito r
had been in stru c ted to sound th e fire
a larm in th e building as soon as he
heard th e siren . The alarm in th e en ­
T he A nnual Meeting of th e S tock h o ld ers of T he B erry G row ers P acking
gine room and the tw o in o th e r p a rts
Com pany w ill be held a t th e Com pany’s office. In G resham , O regon, on Mon­
of th e building w ere all tried btft none
day th e 2d day of A pril, 1923, a t 10 a. m„ for the election of th re e d irec to rs
of them responded.
for a term of tw o years. T he d irec to rs w hose terras ex p ire a re H. G. Andrew ,
P rin c ip a l Cannon said th a t the de­
H D. L lndem an and D E Towle. T h e re will also be other q u estions of a
fective a larm s had alre ad y been r e ­
business
n a tu re to pass upon, so a full atten d a n ce is u rg en tly requested.
ported to th e board and th a t they
T he follow ing form of b lan k proxy ca n be used by sto ck h o ld ers who find it
w ould no doubt be put in o rd er at once
im possible to be p resen t a t th is m eeting.
and th a t th e pupils would be ready to
U.H.SJUNIOR PLAY CUCUMBERS TO BE
WILL BE THRILLER LUCRATIVE CROP
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Easter Thoughts
Annual Meeting of Berry Growers
Company Will Be Held Next Monday
m ake a good show ing a t any tim e in
th e fu tu re w hen th e fire alarm should
be given.
M. J. A llshouse, chief, and Floyd
Mack, a s sista n t, led th e d ep a rtm en t in
th e ir d rill th is m orning.
We a re ready to in sta ll th a t M ars-
w ells fu rn a c e for you. L. L. K idder
Hdw. C o — Adv.
M arshal's Notice.
City dog tax is now due and m ay be
paid to th e m a rsh a l o r tre a su re r.
o . COX.
M arshal of the City of G resham .
T he B ank of G resham pays 5 p er
ce n t in te re st on tim e deposit«,— Adv.
P R fl X V
I hereby appoint
as my proxy
to rep rese n t me and vote my
sh a re s of stock at th e A nnual Meeting
of T H E BERRY GROW ER« PACKING COMPANY, to be held a t th e Com ­
p an y ’s Office, in G resham . Oregon, on Monday. April 2, 1923 a t 10 A. M.
.Signed
W itness
P lease fill In th e b lank sp aces th e nam e of the sto ck h o ld er you w ish to
re p re se n t you, also th e n um ber of sh a re s of stock ow ned, sign sam e and have
your sig n a tu re w itnessed and re tu rn by m all to th e undersig n ed o r hand
your proxy to th e stockholder selected.
C. B. G REEN E, S ecretary.