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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM OUTLOOK. TUESDAY. MARCH 27. 1923 Banket Social at In ion. CORBETT HIGH WILL A basket social and program w ill LAY CORNERSTONE be given by the D am ascus F arm B u rea u a t th e U nion schoolhouse on F ri At th e laying of th e co rn e rsto n e of day evening, M arch 30. W ill th e th e new C orbett high school op F riday F arm B u reau lam b be yours?—Adv. afternoon, A pril 6. an a p p ro p ria te p ro gram will be given, a t w hich th e p rin cipal speak er will be B. F. Irvine, editor of th e Oregon Jo u rn al. A n um ber of tine m u sical num ber w ill be given under th e d irectio n of Prof. J. A. F inley, who expects to b rin g sin g e rs from P o rtlan d to assist. T he high school stu d e n ts w ill also ta k e p a rt on th e program . T he h isto ry of th e school is being w ritte n to be placed in th e cornerstone. A cordial in v itatio n is extended to all to atten d th e exercises. DAMASt I S POTATOES MODEL DAIRY BARN WILL GO TO ALASKA ON IIOGAN PLACE PAGE THREE Where the “STANDARD OF SERVICE” Never Varies T hose who tra v e l o ut th ro u g h C ot Dam ascus potatoes to th e am ount of 625 sacks have been sold to Mr. W elch tr e ll have noticed a fine new b arn be of th e Oregon P roduce E xchange, a c t tw een th e statio n and C o ttrell store. ing for th e Oregon F arm B ureau F ed It is on th e D. Brooks H ogan farm , IN THE SPIRIT era tio n by m em bers of th e F arm Bu fo rm erly th e Jam es S p iers' place, and • • • • • reau th ro u g h R udolf Mullenhoff. They now know n as th e Oreglow farm . T he w ill be hauled to P o rtlan d by tru c k farm co n sists of 72 ac res an d is w ell OE A FRIENDLY and be loaded on ship b oard to go to ad ap ted to d airin g of w hich line Mr. • • • * e A laska. T he p rice paid w as 50 cen ts H ogan is m aking a specialty. He has CO - OPERATION a hundred pounds at th e farm s, w hich a h erd of about 20 Je rse y s and sh ip s 8 • 8 • • is th e best p rice offered so fa r th is h is cream to P o rtlan d . Mr. H ogan is helping to offset the idea held by some WE S I G G E S T year. P otatoes have been m oving o ut s a t th a t d airying cannot be c a rrie d on • • • « 8 isfacto rily d u rin g th e p ast few days. su ccessfu lly in th is te rrito ry . AN AFFILIATION Mr. H ogan h as gone a t it in up-to- D uring th e m onth of M arch, so far, • • • 8 • d ate scientific fashion. H is new d airy about 2500 sack s of po tato es have been WITH THE moved. W hile th e farm e rs feel th a t b a rn is said to be a model of co n New and Rebuilt they a re not sellin g a t a profit, they venience and com pleteness. TERRY T he follow ing d escrip tio n of his a re glad to realize som ething on them farm is tak en from th e O regon F a rm and they a re hopeful of b e tte r condi C allers at th e hom e of Mrs. E. M. e r: I t is 34x1 1 2 feet and is 39 feet Coons on la st S unday w ere, Mr. and tions next year. Old m achines ta k en in tra d e as G eorge L. D avenport h as bought to th e cone. T h ere a re sta n ch io n s for Mrs. A llan Shields and d au g h ter Mil p a rt paym ent. dred and R obert M oreland of P o rt th re e carlo ad s of potatoes d u rin g th e 20 m ilking cows, four m a te rn ity and land, Mrs. A nna S w ank and son p ast few days a t 55 cen ts per h u n d red g en eral purpose box sta lls, tw o hull E rn e st, Mrs. Id a W illiam s, Cora A n sta lls, th ree h o rses and sta lls for 12 Com plete R ental and Supply- derson and little d au g h ter all of F a ir- and Mr. S w ank has b ought tw o c a r D epartm ent. loads a t 60 cents, loaded on th e c a rs calves, Mr. H ogan p re fe rrin g th a t each view. Gresham, Oregon ca lf have a sta ll to Itself. He p lan s a a t Boring. se p a ra te pen for each calf, co nnecting T y p ew riters rep aired . M achines PLEASANT HOME COM M UN IT Y CHURCH i w ith th e stall. leaned w hile we w ork on yours. WILL OBSERVE EASTER T he old b arn , w hich w as on th e W ord has been received h ere by rela tiv e s of th e d eath at O rchards, p lace w hen he cam e, has been co n T h ere w ill be an all-d ay m eeting at v erted into a sleeping shed. It has a W ashington, of Mrs. V ina S tephens G regory on M arch 21, aged 56 years. th e C o ttrell com m unity ch u rc h S u n co nnecting alleyw ay so th a t th e cow s She w as a native of Ohio and lived for day, A pril 1, in o bservance of E aster. 304 Oak St., P o rtlan d , Ore. cro ss th e sh o rt d istan ce w ithout ste p a num ber of y ea rs in th e P le a sa n t T he Sunday school w ill m eet a t 10 ping out into any kind o f, w eather. H om e country. o'clock and will be follow ed by th e T h ere is an autom atic d rin k in g fo u n p a rta k in g of th e sa cram e n t. At 11 ta in in th e sleeping shed and one for o'clock Rev. 8. F. P itts w ill speak. th e horses. A lever at one end of H is tex t w ill be "W hy Seek Ye th e each row of stan ch io n s rele ase s or L iving Among th e D ead?” F ollow ing closes all of them , so th a t a ll cows th ese services th e re w ill be a b ask et ca n be let in or cu t from one end. lunch served. At 2:30 Rev. David E ach stanchion can be o perated se p C athey of G resham w ill sp eak and th e a ra te ly , how ever, if desired. A litte r C atheys w ill also fu rn ish special c a rrie r serves every sta ll and sta n c h Spring Weather Invites m usic for th ese services. Everybody ion in th e b arn . T he cow s face each Your Kodak. is cordially invited to com e and spend o th er, because th is gives m ore feed So sta rt the season right. Leave th e day. your kodak and have the lens alley space and m akes it m ore co n cleaned, sh u tter adjusted, etc. v enient for feeding. T h ere is a h ay BORING ra c k in each box sta ll and th e calf This service is FREE. Mr. and Mrs. Len S iefer a re both r e sta lls a re so fixed th a t th e calves a re fed in p airs, w hich saves sta ll room as ported ill. We also do and guarantee the very best developing and Mr. V allenga of P o rtla n d sp e n t S u n w ell as tim e in feeding. printing. Let us help you to make better pictures. Rough lum ber is used In th e inside 2 5-disc Superior Berry Drills.......................... $ 36.50 day on his farm n ear here. of th e b arn , as Mr. H ogan believes It 1 8-foot W estern Sprocket Roller or Pulverizor 57.50 J. W. Stone, who has been very ill gives m ore stren g th , besides tak in g for th e p ast tw o w eeks, is rep o rted no 1 23-B Oliver 2-way riding plow.................. 100.00 w hitew ash b etter. Oil th e outside, EASTMAN AGENT b etter. 1 J. I. Case Riding Cultivator.......................... 45.00 planed lum ber is used an d it 1% p a in t FRESH FILMS KODAKS Sunday g u ests a t th e hom e of J. E. ed. T he w indows a re placed high 1 No. 2 International 500-pound capacity Siefer an d fam ily w ere, Mr. an d Mrs. enough and a t such an an g le as to Cream Separator................................... 60.00 P. C. L arso n an d E dw in S iefer, a ll of th ro w th e lig h t in th e m iddle of th e 1 Viking 400-pound Separator......................... 45.00 P o rtlan d . b arn . 1 500-pound Fairbanks-Morse Scale................ 20.00 Mr. H ughes of G rass V alley sp e n t T he ven tilatio n is reg u lated by th e COAL BRIQUETS 2 50-tooth Guard Lever Harrows.................... 22.50 th e w eek-end visiting a t th e hom e of w indow s and th e hay sh afts. T h ere A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK his b ro th er R. H. H ughes an d wife. 1 Oliver 1-row Corn Planter........................... 16.50 a re th re e sh a fts and they go up in th e Mr. and Mrs. O. A. P alm e r e n te r loft of the barn. They a re supplied tain ed th e follow ing g u ests a t th e ir w ith b u rlap damperB o r sh u tte rs, to hom e Sunday, Mr. «and M rs. R ufus re g u la te th e am o u n t of a ir d raw n up U sed B arg a in s in G ood Im p lem en ts and C oates an d fam ily of P o rtla n d , Mrs. from th e stab le in w indy o r cold M achinery D A IL Y T R IP S T O P O R T L A N D O. H. McClung and ch ild ren of W auna, w eath er. E ach hay sh a ft h a s tw o 8-18 Oliver Disc Harrow..................................... $35.00 Oregon, and Chas. P alm er and son doors on each side, one above th e Gresham Powell * Portland o th er. The doors push in, allow ing E ldred of E agle Creek. 10-18 Disc with truck......................................... 35.00 Phone and 247 Davis th e hay to be fed into them from th re e A road delegation from th is d istric t Oliver 6-shvl Cultivator, nearly new, spring trip 50.00 L»S1 Maple Phone Bdwy. 20H2 w ent to Oregon City M onday in th e different levels. John Deere 6-shovel Cultivator............. ........ 45.00 Mr. H ogan found a com plete co n in te re st of th e contem plated paving to nearly new, spring trip c re te floor ch eap er th a n wood, w hen be done In and aro u n d B oring. T he Anker-Holth Cream Separator, 500-lbs. capacity 50.00 w ork is to begin soon and th re e m iles all th in g s are considered, w hich would U. S. 5 0 0 -lb s. c a p a c ity ..................................................... 25.00 of eith er pavem ent or b itu lith ic Is ex of co u rse include th e ap p ro ach es, th e TIRES AND TUBES necessity of having a wood floor above pected to be laid th is sum m er. Used Plows, Engines, Drills, Spreaders, guaranteed to th e ground and the su p p o rts, so his UkT — and address on a Mr. and Mrs. W. W. M etzger w ent to O ld field give satisfaction. X ws B u b C postcard or in a let F o re st Grove Sunday to view th e new floor is e n tirely of co n crete an d level Tires ter and we will mail Masonic hom e rec en tly com pletely w ith the ground. Every p a rt of th e free and postpaid, a sample copy of b arn is of double stre n g th for possible American* there. P o p u la r M e c h a n ic s Akron Tires Miss Edith N aas of P o rtlan d sp en t weight. K ellahillty Service W. A. HESSEL M A G A Z IN I S traw is sto red in th e b a rn loft and Vulcanizing and Retreading tb e w eek-end a t th e hom e of h er p a r 1141 Gresham 1141 th e most wonderful magazine pub All W ork G uaran teed en ts, Mr. an d Mrs. H erm an N aas and so located as to be easily pushed lished. 160 pagra and 4 0 0 pictures acro ss to th e sleeping shed. fam ily. , every month, that will entertain T h ere is a sm all m ilk w eighing Mrs. Geo. D risel and little d au g h ter every member of the family. room ad jacen t, b u t outside, and th e I t containa interesting and inatructive a rti L illian are visitin g th is w eek a t th e GEO. A. BRA ND T P h o n e 1107 cles on the H om e, E arpi. Shop and Office hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Cleive L am b ert dairy house is about 60 feet from th e —the newest developm ents in Radio, A v ia stable. tion, A utom obile and G arage. Each issue and fam ily of C arver, Oregon. contains som ething to interest everybody. ess w ere M esdam es K ligel, D. H ite, T he b arn is b u ilt endw ise to th e T he in fan t son of Mr. an d Mrs. W e do not em ploy sulw cription solicitors so P eterso n , H erz, G. E rl, H all. S hort, sto rm s th a t com e to th a t region. T h ere you w ill Sot be urged to subscribe and you A lfred Y aun is rep o rted ill. Sole Agents are not ob lig ating yourself in the least in D ecker, R adthke, Oby, and tw o v isit B oring c a rrie d off th e h onors In th e a r e seven g rain bins w ith a cap acity of asking for a free sample copy. W e ors, Mrs. M atthew s an d Mrs. Becker. gladly send it to prospective readers. I f th re e carlo ad s. They a re m ade of ce S atu rd ay n ig h t b ask et ball gam e a t th e OTHER GOOD EATS you like it you can buy a copy e v e ry T he club w ill give its en te rta in m e n t m opth from any newsdealer o r send us club house in both th e boys' and g irls' d a r to red u ce sw eating of th e g rain yoqr subscription — 63 00 for one y e a r. S atu rd ay evening, A pril 7th, at th e gam es played w ith th e Holy Name and ren d er them weevil proof. A bin P o p u la r M e c h a n ic « Com pany schoolhouse. A sm all adm ission will for whole o ats and th e g rin d in g m ill boys’ and g irls ’ team s of P o rtlan d . Z O O - 2 1 4 « . O n ta r io S lr o o t . C H IC A G O . I L l _ be charged. E verybody welcome. P o p u la r M r t h a u le r O u lh lln a i t dru > lr4 W hen th e tim e w as up on th e first a re u p sta irs. All g rain can be m o u n t POWELL STREET Mrs. G ilb ert Jo n sru d is still confined gam e th e score was even, being 22-22, ed on a sh o rt tru c k and hoisted by the Phone 1891 A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. to h er bed, hut som ew hat b etter. and five m in u tes ad ditional tim e w as hay c a rrie r to the second floor, w here it can be dum ped th ro u g h a hole to given the p lay ers to b reak th e tie and SANDY BLUFF in th a t tim e th e Boring team won tw o any one of th e bins below, leaving the add itio n al points m aking th e score sack s and a ll litte r u p sta irs, aw ay F ine w eath er ag ain gives farm e rs a 24-22. It w as an evenly and stu b b o rn ly from the sta lls. Sloping doors a t th e longing for fields and m ost all are contested gam e th ro u g h o u t and Boring bottom of th e bins are conveniently th ere. The National City Company, one of the largest and people feel proud of th e re s u lt as th e placed for ta k in g th e g ra in out. Mr. Mrs. Ja ck B rophy and son Jo h n most conservative bond and investm ent houses in P o rtla n d team had been w inning r e H ogan p lan s to have a sloping board have been q u ite 111. Mrs. Jo e Caldo Is America has just purchased $1,000,000 w orth of our 7% re t over every ledge in th e b arn , so peated honors in and aro u n d P o rtlan d . c a rin g for them . They a re now im Prior Preference Stock. T he g irls gam e w as equally as w ell th e re w ill be no shelves on w hich to proving slow ly. This is the most im portant deal in Public U tility stocks set "ju n k ,” as is so often done around played and th e Boring team w as w in in Portland in years. Mr. and Mrs. A. R adford, Mr. and a barn. n er w ith a sco re of 14-2. W ouldn’t you like to have a few shares of this a ttra c t T he b arn , house and e n tire place Is Mrs. Chas. W llkenson, Mr. and Mrs. ive security, too? lighted w ith electricity . T he w ires Ray W llkenson and Mr. and Mrs. H. COTTRELL $98.00 a share; par value $100.00. a re placed In co n d u its for safety. An H. W atkins called on Mr. and Mrs. E. G. R O H L F Over 7% on jo u r money. For cash or on easy term s Je sse H ite an d found Mr. H ite g rea tly Mr. and Mrs. G. H. B lack b u rn sp en t au to m atic w ate r system serv es th e im proved. la st week v isitin g th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. house, b arn and d airy house. T he Contracting and INQUIRE TODAY. A su rp rise w as given, on T h u rsd ay Ida H olm es and fam ily of Beaver d airy house Is equipped w ith all th in g s Home Building In v estm en t D epartm ent Creek. V era H olm es, th e ir g ra n d needed to m ake it sa n ita ry and co n aftern o o n la st a t th e C o ttrell school- Cement Work, Carpenter Work, d au g h ter, retu rn ed hom e w ith them venient. Mr. H ogan w ill at all tim es house In honor of Mrs. E. E. Van Fleet, House Moving It being h er birth d ay . T he eighth feed m a rk e t hogs and plans a hog for a visit. Room 605 E le ctric Bldg., P ortlan d , Oregon B uilding from th e gro u n d up. grad e p rep ared th e program and se rv house th a t wlU c a re for ab o u t 40 O scar Seaberg of P o rtlan d visited E stim ate« fu rn ish ed free. ed th e ir m o th ers and frien d s w ith cake head. L. E. C rasw ell Sunday. K hos« O re a h s m M t T r n s t d a la , O re . and coffee. T h e cla ss Is su rely to be Mrs. J. H aley was a P o rtla n d v isit N co n g ra tu lated on th e splendid pro- KELSO or last W ednesday. gran : they p rep ared and th e m an n er In V ictor Woods, who has been w o rk Mr. and Mrs. Otto M lchealls, H. w hich they conducted It. T he p ro ing in a m ill a t B righton. O regon, r e for F resh C ow s, B e e f tu rn ed home F riday and sta rte d w o rk Laux, and Miss Sophia T ro y er, drove gram Included re c ita tio n s by Beulah ing a t Cam eron * H ogg's mill S a tu r down from C am as Sunday, spending O randstaff. lio ro th y W atkins, and V ir C ow s, C a lv es, H o g s, I th e day a t th e Edw H erz home. A ginia W atk in s; p atrio tic songs by all, day. o f an y kind Road S u pervisor Ja s. H illyard has ' m ost d elig h tfu l tim p was had, th e vis piano solos by Em m a Rock and Nellie See Me for Cattle Hauling been doing some m uch needed re p a ir ito rs te llin g of th e ir recen t trip G ossett; a song, "P o lly W olly Doodle,” by a cla ss of g irls; a p lay let, "O regon i any q u an tify— any tim e BORIA«, ORIGOV. Kl. 1 w ork on th e roads in th is vicinity th is ! abroad. S u n sh in e,” by th re e g irls ; and "S am 's I J. W S tone is serio u sly ill at his D ELIV ERED Telephone Siti week. O riginal Jazz Hand" by boys and g irls I Rev and Mrs. S. F. P itts w ere d in home. Made In G resham ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - n e r g u ests a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ixiutse Dletl of P o rtlan d is m ade up as dark les. T his num ber 1 spending a few days a t th e home of took th e house by sto rm and w as de J. 8. D onaldson. Sunday. Phones Bdwy. 8576 T h re e 65V4 N. Second 8 treet PACK PRODUCTS CO. scribed as a "scream ." her d au g h ter, Mrs. E dw ard H e r # Mr. and M r» A ugust G reenfeldt and G resham 1201 and 355 T ru c k s D aily In su re d C a rrie rs Phone 1391 Gresham A. J. A ult is hom e for a few days Mrs. Collins m otored up from St. Dr. Bloomwick of N ew berg has re- from Dixon ft H o w ltt’s m ill. H elens Sunday and visited w ith Mr. i cen tly retu rn ed to th a t city to resum e Now Is th e tim e to use lim e and s u l and Mrs 8. B. Splaw n. her p ractice, a fte r spending several p h u r sp ray . We sell it. L. L. K idder ROCKWOOD Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer sp e n t S un w eeks at th e home of her p aren ts. Hdw. Co.— Adv. P o rtla n d — W a y P o in ts — G resham day evening w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. R. T he W om an's club m et a t th e home T he Rockwood g ran g e Is giving a Goger. , i of Mrs I. H. P hipps on T h u rsd ay af- dance In th e g ran g e hall on S atu rd ay , LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Money to loan on rea l e s ta te . II. ' ternoon. A m ost enjoyable tim e was M arch 21. T he Lynch 4-piece o rch e s W. T h o rn e , a t H ank of G resham . Mrs. McCoy of P o rtlan d visited her Wood Coal Briquet* sister-in -law . Mrs. J H aley, last week. spent. T hose p rese n t beside th e host- tra will fu rn ish th e m usic. TYPEWRITERS BANK OF GRESHAM The Rebuilt Typewriter Co. KODAK TIME SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES ON NEW MACHINERY G. M. Davidson’s EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE F IS K Send Us Y o u r BESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY Gresham Tire Shop REI) ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE GRESHAM MEAT MARKET GOOD FOR YOU TOO Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. CASH P A ID IC E E. NASSHAHN, MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE Phoae want ads. to 1561.