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In Co-operalinn With Gresham Photo Studio the Outlook Offers for a Limited Time a Handsome Cabinet Photo, Easel Mounted, Free With Yearly Subscription Paid in Advance T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 13, NO. «I BERRY GROWERS COMPARE CROPS GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s. BETHEL BAPTIST UHUKUH ELECTS NEW TRUSTEES Advertisers and Correspondents Asked to Help 1923 TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS #1.50 Per Year NEW POTATO GRADE LAW COMPULSORY At a special called business m eet A nnouncem ent h as been m ade by ing in connection w ith th e p ray er T he Outlook is p rin ted an d m ailed have to go th ro u g h P o rtlan d office in P rin c ip a l C. M. Q ulcksall of th e m eeting at th e B ethel B a p tist ch u rch T uesdays and F rid ay s. It h as been th e uoon m ail, esp ecially on F ridays. G resham g rad e school th a t th e fo u rth , T he S eptem ber issue of W estern on W ednesday evening D. P. M illiken th e custom for a long tim e to g et th e T his m eans speeding up our w hole fifth and six th g rad es will m eet at th e F ru it co n tain s sta te m en ts from a and F ra n k Moore resig n ed as tr u s p ap ers in th e m ail about 5 o'clock, so program about a h alf a day. Looks At a m eeting held in th e county M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch next Mon n um ber of th e subsidiary associations tees and C. G. S chneider and Mr. th a t p ap e rs going to P o rtlan d for de easy, but is difficult. O ur form s m ust co u rth o u se. S atu rd ay , S eptem ber 22, day m orning at 9 o'clock to re g iste r close T h u rsd ay night in stead of F ri w hich joined th e F ederated B erry C hurch w ere elected as th e ir su cces livery on R oute 1, covering a la rg e day noon. Ads, co rresp o n d en ce and and receive assig n m e n ts of lessons. C. E. Spence, sta te m a rk e t m aster, ex- sors. T he o th e r tru s te e s a re W. H. G row ers as to th e conditions in v a ri are a n o rth w est of G resham , and p a m a tte r m ust be in T h u rsd ay instead of T hese g rad es will m eet su b seq u en tly P»0»,lpd in d etail th e w orking of the ous p a rts of the no rth w est in the b e r Black, J. A. G ray, an d G. M arkw art. p ers fo r F airview , T ro u td ale, C orbett, Friday. M atter reach in g us F rid ay oil W ednesday and F rid ay m o rn in g s ' ,lew g rad in g and inspection law for ry business, w hich w ill be of in te re st T here w as a la rg e atten d a n ce and the etc., w hich also go th ro u g h P o rtlan d , m orning, except possibly w ant ads, for at th e sam e place to rep o rt and re- Po ’tt*°es w hich w ent into effect Sep- F rid ay s paper, m ay be too late. It new tru ste e s w ere chosen by ac cla to local grow ers. would leave h ere on th e evening ° m ail. | w ceive new assig n m en ts of w ork. Miss i tem b er 15. _ - - - ill -- — m v to o t tell u n o som v i n e e l a t e U com ers be - h ard late m ation. J. A. F o reh an d , secreta ry , W ashing in e s e a re supposed to rea ch sub- th a t th e p ap er is a lre ad y p rin ted , G race is te ac h er of th e fo u rth grade, T h ere has been som e u n ce rtain ty as Next S unday th e services a t the ton B erry G ro w ers’ association, S um sc rib e rs early W ednesdays and S at- I This Is an ap p eal to all who have Mrs. P e a rl H ayden of th e fifth and to th e req u irem en ts of th is law to a n er, re p o rts: “T he rasp b e rry crop ch u rch w ill begin w ith th e Sunday urdays. ■ supplied item s and sto rie s for th e pa- Miss Adele Schenk of th e sixth. The n um ber of g ro w ers as w ell as the tu rn e d o u t an average yield, being school at 9:45, w here th e re w ill be F o r so m e tim e th e r e h » „ h P*‘r and all o th e rs who seek its aid in seventh and eighth grades, w hich m eet ! po tato d ealers in reg ard to th e w ork about th e sam e as la st year. P rices, classes for all g rades. P re ac h in g by ,h . A haVe beeU COm’ anv **> and * h o have aided us how ever, w ere not so good, on account p la in ts th a t F rid a y s Outlook ra re ly in m any w ays to speed up and m ake th re e tim es a week at th e B ap tist ab ility of th e law. T he opinion had th e p asto r, th e Rev. D. Q. B arry , a t 11 of ra in s; very soft b e rrie s m ake poor ch u rch , a re m aking good p ro g re ss been exp ressed by sev eral d ealers th a t shippers. We got all the c h e rrie s we o'clock w ill be on th e them e, "T he reach es th e above m entioned destin a- ” easier for us to issu e the p ap er earlier. and laying th e foundation fo r a good th e law could n o t be enforced and needed th is season, and w hether or P re se n t E njoym ent of th e C h ristian ,” tions u n til Monday. an effort to avoid I ( onditions n ec essita te th is change y e a r's w ork, said Mr. Q ulcksall. n ot to advise m ore p la n tin g of c h e r a continu atio n of the serm on of la st . . . We , a , re . m aking th a t th e re w as no p en alty for viola . avoiu i a „d w hen once estab lish ed we are ries is a question not quite in my line; Sunday m orning. Miss Fay W ard of P o rtlan d h as been tion, b ut th e m inor d etails w ere easily th is d e la v by g ettin g th e O utlooks th a t ¿ su re it w ill be ap p reciated by all. can n ery men had b etter an sw er this. elected a te ac h er in th e school, b rin g explained by Mr. S pence at a w ell a t T he choir, u n d er th e lead ersh ip of , Bush b lack b erries a re m oving a little ing th e num ber up to 10. tended m eeting of both g ro w ers and a slow locally a t th is w ritin g ; average Miss D orothy Dickey, w ill re n d e r I It is announced w ith rea so n ab le as- ' m ajo rity of leading d ealers in P ort- yield; prices ra n g e from $1.75 to $2.50. “Save, S av ed !” by Schofield. E v erg reen s w ill s ta rt la tte r p a rt of su ra n c e th a t th e new building w ill be land and th e o th e r valley tow ns, T he evening serv ices w ill begin at week. As re g a rd s logaus, a t le ast ready for occupancy on O ctober 7. Mr, S pence called a tte n tio n to the p la n tin g s should not be in creased ; we 7:30 w ith song and p raise. The sub ject of th e serm on a t 8 o’clock w ill be p en alty of v iolating an y of th e pro- su rely have enough now." EVANGELICAL . . . . . . . . . . . CliCRCII .. .. . . visions of th e net w hich Is u n der th e R. D. Bodle, m anager, P uget Sound “The H um an E lem en t in S alvation." WILL HOLD RALLY DAY (d ire ctio n of the public service com W ork in th e high school is th ree w hich should draw every boy and B erry G row ers' association, and also T he choir w ill ren d e r “Ivory P a la c e s” W hite R iver B erry G row ers' asso cia by H enry B arraco u g h ." weeks gone an d one tw elfth of th e girl to it. m ission of Oregon. T his provides a m on E v angelical ch u rc h w ill ob tion, sa y s: "H asp b erry crop panned Special an n o u n cem en t is m ade of school y ear closes today. P rin cip al "The first function occurs to n ig h t serv e R ally Day next Sunday in the p en alty not to exceed one th ousand o u t fair. As com pared to la st year, yield w as low er and prices also w ere th e q u a rte rly m eeting of th e W il Cannon sta te s th a t teach ers have all when th e sophom ores e n te rta in the session of th e S unday school w hich d o lla rs and not to exceed one y ear im low er. 1 do not advise p lan tin g m ore lam ette B ap tist asso ciatio n to be held seemed pleased w ith th e splendid freshm an class in th e gym nasium . In begins a t 10 o ’clock. R ep o rts for th e p riso n m en t or a com bination of both ch erries. Big yield of black b erries next T uesday, all day and evening, at group of boys and g irls w ith whom terested and e n th u sia stic class ad ’.I y ea r since la st O ctober w ill be read fine and im p riso n m en t for any one an d they a re doing w ell; p rices 4 and th e G lenco B aptist ch u rch , P ro tlan d , they are w orking. H e fu rth e r sta te s sors handles all m eetings scheduled and th e new a rra n g e m e n t of classes violating the provisions of th e potato 5 cents. T he best w ay to help the lo g an b erry in d u stry is to ad v e rtise ; 1 co rn e r E a st 45th an d Main, T ake j th a t he reg rets losing some stu d e n ts u n d er th e sanction of th e school. W w ill be announced. T he prom otion of g rad in g and inspection law. do not advise a reduction of acreag e; eith er H aw th o rn e or S unnyside ca r th is y ear who should be back in school be lieve th a t every m em ber of the facul c e rta in pupils, th e in sta lla tio n of of T he su b stan ce of th e a c t is as fol an ed ucational ad v ertisin g cam paign and get off a t 45th. L uncheon will be however, th e en ro llm en t is g re a te r low s: ficers and te a c h e rs for th e n ex t y ear ty rep rese n ts a high type of A m erican should be sta rte d , paid for by the served. th an th a t of a y ear ago a t th is tim e citizen sh ip an d it is o u r in ten tio n in an d a sh o rt p ro g ram w ill also tak e All potatoes sold, or offered for sale g ro w ers and th e sta te s w here they Upon inquiry, Mr. Cannon has learned choosing te ach ers to select those who place. Ail m em bers a re rem inded to o r sh ip m en t in lo ts of 50 pounds or live.” th a t V ictor Adix, R uben A nderson E. D oberer, m an ag er. B erry G row FAIRVIEW MAN PLANS b rin g th e ir R ally Day offering en v el m ore m ust be labeled w ith a SILVER EOX RANCH R u th A nderson, H arold B acklund, would be a good exam ple for th e stu opes and new m em bers an d visitors. e rs' C o-operative Union, V ancouver w ra p p er b earin g th e nam e of sta te In dents. We have no doubt about the B. C., w rite s; “I t w as about a 60 per T he p reach in g serv ice in th e E n g w hich potatoes a re g ro w n ; g rad e of T he Jenso n S ilv er Fox R anch is one E m anuel B ern stein , M ary Cogswell, teachers m easu rin g up to th e ir appli ce n t yield of ra sp b e rrise , but increased lish lan g u ag e a t 11 o'clock w ill be in p o tato es In c o n ta in e r; nam e and ad acreag e gave us a crop 50 per cent of th e new est developm ents in th is Amy G ustafson, E dw ard H eslin, Mabel cations and recom m endations. la rg e r th a n in 1922. P rices averaged p a rt of th e co u n try . I t is being es Johanson, E v e re tt L ake, A nna Len The school hopes to offer some keeping w ith th e day. T he ch o ir w ill d ress of th e g ro w er o r g ro w ers a s 25 per cent under 1922 for both crated n artz, E ula M arvin, Clyde P eterson good lyceum num bers th e com ing re n d e r th e anthem "O L ord of H osts. sociation. tablished by Dr. T hom as A. Jen so n on sh ip m ents and jam stock. We barreled and B urleigh Q uesinberry of la st T he young people's m eeting w ill be All potato es shipped in c a rlo ts or w inter and we ask all p atro n s to su p ab o u t 300 to n s of ra sp b e rrie s. No, . I th e Sandy boulevard n ea r Fairview . do not advise p la n tin g m ore ch e rrie s A ctive p re p a ra tio n s in th e w ay of pens y e a r’s sen io rs will continue th e ir ed u port us as it is o u r in te n tio n to pro held a t 11 o’clock, w hen E dw ard o th e rw ise in lots of te n o r m ore tons in B ritish C olum bia a t th e p resen t and equipm ent have been u n d er way cation th is year. T here m ay be o th ers m ote th e lyceum course as n ear to S chw edler w ill be th e leader. The sh a ll be Inspected by th e sta te insp ec tim e. B lac k b errie s are doing badly; for several m onths and th e first sh ip whose nam es w ere u n in te n tio n a lly cost as possible. We realize only a topic is "T riu m p h of L oyalty.” T he tion d ep artm en t. In acco rd an ce w ith insufficient m a rk e t for q u an tity p ro om itted. Some of them go to the high class of e n te rta in m e n t can be p asto r, th e Rev. II. R. G ebhardt, u rg es th e United S tate s grade. m ent of 23 p a irs of foxes of th e w orld duced big yield, but prices about 30 per cent u n d er 1922. T he loganberry renow ned P rin c e E dw ard islan d strain U n iv ersity of Oregon, some to O. A. C„ accepted and if we get splendid sup all m em bers and frien d s of th e ch u rch T h ere a re four g rad e s provided: two to Pacific D ental College, and two p e rt we can supply good num bers at to m ake next Sunday a rea l ra lly day in d u stry m ight be helped by le ssen is expected w ithin a few days. U nited S tate s G rade No, 1; U nited ing production until public dem and in S ilver b lack foxes a re a ris to c ra ts to business college. Of th e post-grad a m inim um cost S tate s G rade No. 1, sm a ll; United c re a se s; in C anada only a sm all p e r WEDDING WILL TAKE I a re n ts a re invited and urged to cen tage can be m a rk eted as .fresh am ong th e ir fellow s and th ese w hich uates la st year M arg aret Cady en ters ta te s F ancy No. 1; United S tates PLACE DN OUTOKER I S No. f ru it; ap p a re n tly m u st be converted a re to form th e n u cleu s of Dr. J e n th e U niversity of Oregon, H elen Moul v isit the school a t any and all tim es. 2. in to a saleab le p ro d u ct; an ed u catio n son’s k en n els a re valued a t from ton is p rin cip al of a two-room school Our daily w ork Is th e m ost im p o rt In v ita tio n s a re out for th e m arria g e P otatoes not com ing u n d er these al cam paign would undoubtedly help, $1250 to $1500 p er p air. It is said in C lackam as county, an d D orothy a n t an d we place th e m ost stress upon of Miss V ernona F u ilen w id er of South fo u r g rad es m u st b ear th e label of though th e public ta ste does not seem th a t they in crease rap id ly and th a t if S h erlln g is in Canada. scholastic standing. A t an y tim e a H aven, Mich., to Dr. H arvey A lbert •’cu ll.” to ru n to lo gans; such an ad v ertisin g cam paign should be paid for by an pro p erly handled they should bring S tu d en ts a tte n d in g th e high school p are n t is not satisfied w ith his o r h er S ch n eid er, b ro th er of A tto rn ey C. G. E veryone p rese n t w as very m uch in acreag e assessm ent. We shipped la st fo rtu n e to th e ir ow ners. th is y ear have m ade a good s ta rt, b u t ch ild ’s work in school we would in S ch neider of G resham an d well know n acco rd an ce w ith th sp irit of th e law c a r s tra ig h t ra sp s yesterday. Logan T he S ilver Fox R anch is on a p a rt as the th e w in ter days approach, some sist they get In touch w ith us to fu r in th is vicinity. T he bride is a fo rm and very an x io u s to see it enforced, crop is over. B lac k b errie s now a t of th e T u rn e r farm . T he ad d re ss is e r school te ac h er a t P ilo t Rock, O re of them a re su re to find it necessary th e r th e in te re sts of th e child. peak. N ext few w eeks w ill be devoted Route 2, T routdale. feeling th a t it will be one of th e big to se ttlin g w ith gro w ers and apologiz to do w ork o utside of school. T hey T he tim e is w ith us when th e cost gon, w here Dr. S ch neider is p ra c tic ste p s in developing a b etter m a rk e t ing for poor re tu rn s." have th e ad v an tag e of com petent in of th e school Is so g rea t we cannot ing d e n tistry and w here th e young for Oregon potatoes and feeling th a t ROCKWOOD J. V ernhardson, presid en t. Gig H a r stru cto rs, each a college g ra d u a te p re afford to have loafers occupying the couple w ill m ake th e ir home. T he city from th e u n sc ru p u lo u s d e a le rs bor B erry G ro w ers’ association, says S unday school w ill be held a t th e pared to teach th e subjects th ey are seats in th e class rooms, an d we ex w edding will ta k e place on O ctober 1. it will p ro tect th e co n su m er in the th a t he advises p la n tin g m ore c h e r Rockwood ch u rch a t 10:30 on Sunday. teaching. T he physics, ch em istry , gen pect each stu d e n t to c a rry h is work ries, especially early R ichm onds. As and farm ers who a re peddling stove re g a rd s b e rrie s he re p o rts on th e av In th e evening a t 7:30 a special s e r eral science, a g ric u ltu ra l, dom estic or abide by th e provision w hich re KAIRDSDALE PLACE piped potatoes to house wives in the vice w ill be held by th e gospel team of e ra g e a fa ir season. He intim ates th a t OWNER ENTERTAINS city science and a r t laboratories, as well q u ires him to drop it. of P o rtlan d . he would like to have a m eeting in th e F irs t M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h of Miss L ucille Wack and George early w inter of th e F ed erated B erry P o rtlan d u n d er th e lead ersh ip of as th e o th e r d ep a rtm en ts of th e school Mrs. M arie S h in d ler Jo h n so n of G row ers of th e N orthw est and B ritish H ugh G ruell. T his w ill be of special are well equipped for th e m ost p rac JohnBton have w ith d raw n front school B airds Dale Place en tertain ed on W ed Jf. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL Colum bia, to ta k e up the lo ganberry in te re st to th e young people and w ill tical and thorough in stru c tio n possible. on account of th e ir health . T he form er nesday evening w ith a d in n e r In honor TO HOLD PROMOTION DAY situ atio n and o th e r im p o rta n t sm all be enjoyed by all. S tu d en ts w ill also have th e advantage has gone to Los Angeles and th e la tte r of h er d au g h ter Mrs. G eraldine B aird f ru it m a tte rs. of a course in public sp eak in g which to Arizona. T his leaves us 245 s tu S to ry of San F rancisco. T he guests BORING D. E. Tow le, m an ag er, B erry G row P re p a ra to ry to R ally Day a t the is being organized th is year. Once d en ts in th e school w ith a re g istra included Mr. and Mrs. C hester Dolph, e rs' P acking Co., G resham , Oregon, r e Sunday school at th e M ethodist E p is E lection of officers for th e Sunday every m onth th e periods will be sh o rt tion of 247. p o rts; “T he ra sp b e rry crop w as poor Mr. and Mrs. an d Mrs. D. A. S h indler, copal ch u rch , next Sunday will be in q u ality , w ith an increased yield of school w ill be held next S unday at ened and lite ra ry societies will m eet W hen th e gym nasium Is used for Mr and Mrs. C harles W hitney, Mr. P rom otion Sunday. Diplom as will be o ne-half over la st year, and w ith p ric th e close of th e re g u la r session of to ren d e r program s. These societies com m unity purposes p a rk in g will be and Mrs. T hom as F ltz P a tric k of New given to th o se who a re com pleting the es d ecreased o ne-third. We barreled Sunday school w hich m eets a t 10 15 to 20 per c e n t of th e crop. Yes, I o'clock. In th e evening a t 8 o’clock are for th e purpose of g iv in g stu d e n ts m ade in th e re a r and one-way d riv in g York, Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Nicolai, B eginners, th e P rim ary , and th e Ju n - advise p lan tin g m ore ch e rrie s— Mont the p asto r, th e Rev. E. G. R anton, w ill p ractice and experience w hich th ey observed. S tu d en ts of th e high school Dr. and Mrs. H icks F en to n , Mrs, ior d ep a rtm en ts of th e S unday school. m orency and Royal A nne. T he black preach on th e su b je ct “F irs t T hings will need la te r w hen conducting pub will be In ch arg e of th e p ark in g of E rn e st D uncan of San F ran cisco and Prom otion ca rd s will be given to all b erry yield is good, b u t prices are F irs t.” lic m eetings o r as m em bers of some cars and no cars will be parked along C om m ander Grey S kipw orth, U. S. N. th e boys and g irls in th ese d e p a rt poor. W hat the lo g a n b erry indu stry Storage, Storage church, lodge or o th e r o rg anization. the pavem ent, as th e grounds are needs is increased consum ption. E ith Mrs. Johnson will leave soon w ith m ents. T he follow ing S unday w ill be F or sto rag e see B ü rten W alrad, e r th e acreag e should be reduced, or T he m u sic work, both chorus and soft and considerable difficulty was h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. S tory, by m otor R ally Day, on w hich th e school w ill G resham , phone 1411. th e dem and increased. By feeding o rch estra, m akes is possible fo r stu experienced la st y ear on th is account. for C alifornia, and th ey will be the be housed fo r th e first tim e In th e new h u n g ry E urope ou r su rp lu s w heat, Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm d en ts d esirin g w ork of th is n a tu re to It Is hoped th e stu d e n ts of the guests of Mr. an d M rs C hester Dolph S unday school room s In th e ch u rch . corn and oats, th e g ra in ra ise rs w ill be b e tte r able to buy and eat ou r logans.” loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. T horne.— avail them selves of th is splendid op high school will be privileged to h ear a t th e ir place on th e M ackenzie riv e r A su itab le R ally Day program w ill be Adv. T he m anager of th e A pple G ro w ers’ po rtu n ity . from th e best a rtis ts in th e city. We for tw o days, en ro u te to C alifornia. given on th a t occasion. asso ciatio n of Hood R iver, Oregon, T he P eoples' B arg ain co u n ter, See “We have added to o u r com m ercial do not have enough o utside sp eak ers Mrs. Johnson will re tu rn in a few T he p asto r, th e Rev. A. S. Hlsey, sends th e follow ing: “ R asp b erry crop the w an t ads. d ep a rtm en t and are now ready to take ap p e ar before o u r assem bly and we w eeks to h er hom e a t B alrdsdale. w ill occupy th e p u lp it both m orning p anned out satisfac to rily , about 40 to n s yield about th e sam e as la st year, 10 tons, prices low, sm all m arg in of care of every stu d e n t m ak in g appli have a splendid o p p o rtu n ity to b ring Mrs. Johnson recently had as h er and evening. Ills topic for th e m orn- b u t p rices one ce n t a pound higher. profit. T he lo g an b erry in d u stry m ight catio n ,” said Mr. Cannon. “I t is lo some of th e best ta le n t of th e city house guests for several days, Mr. and l,lg "ervlce will be “T he M iracle of No ra sp b e rrie s w ere b arreled . P ossi be helped by in c re asin g th e ju ice co n cated in new q u a rte rs th a t are large before th e stu d en ts. I t m ay not be Mrs. George Robbins an d th e ir I H arv est.” for evening, "H e re d ita ry bly it m ight be a good idea to p lant sum ption. A bout 10 to n s logans enough to accom odate all and suffi possible to ad v ertise when these people d au g h ter Miss M arlon Robbins of San I Loss.” Special m usic will add to the m here. I grow n; would n ot advise in c re ase of ,,, ore . . Royal , A , nne c h e rrie s ------- cien t lig h t Is supplied to m ake th e will be w ith us or o u tsid ers could also Francisco. Mr. Robbins Is th e p a rtn e r a ttra c tiv e n e ss of th e services. The B lack b erries doing only fair, m aybe acreage here." I public is co rd ially Invited to p a rtic i work most p leasan t T he com m ercial receive the benefit of h ea rin g them . • IIIIIIIIIIIIIIM M IIIIItlllt tlli of Mr. Ogden A rm our of Chicago. llllllt llllllllllllliltllllllllllllllM IIIIII Ï p ate in, and enjoy the w arm frien dly “C oncerning th e stu d en t loan fund, d ep a rtm en t h as grown considerably atm o sp h ere th a t p ervades th ese s e r Dressmaking and Remodeling. th is year. T he m em bers of th e s tu about w hich we have received consid D ressm aking of all d escrip tio n s, a l vices. d en t body a re young men and women erable Inquiry, we desire to s ta te th a t so rem odeling of fu rs. P rices re a so n the action of the school tak en last w ith a high type of Ideals. T he E p w o rth L eague is p rep a rin g able. Mrs. R ichtm yer, Cleveland av e Formal Opening of for a y ear of activ e w ork In every line. "C afeteria will be fu rn ish ed provid y ear voted funds In th e am o u n t of nue, G resham , phone 108. tf ------- =7'----------" I T he npwly elec ted cab in et held its ing sufficient n u m b er m ake application $217.85 and In addition to th is Super- for sam e and pay one m onth In ad In ten d an t A lderson has advised us he one i f e ^ Z X r Fox' vance. The cooler w eath er is b rin g in g will send us $100 to be known as the R anch, T ro u td ale. Oregon, R 2.—Adv ' ’ ,h " ’m* ,,f th “ “ ew P ^ d e n t , Miss -------—-------------- ! H elen Rogers. She w ill lead th e de- a dem and for th e ca feteria and every G eraldine A lderson Ix»an F und as soon T hose Photo Coupons a re going fast votlonal m eeting Sunday evening The effort will be m ade to accom odate as we have a rep o rt ready from the b ut th e re 's one left for each a d d l - : officers will he Installed at th e evening last y ear's sen io r class. T h a t class those ask in g for th is privilege. tlo n al su b scrib er. »church service. Many p atro n s th ro u g h o u t o u r d is -1 finlahed th e y ear w ith considerable tr lc t ev idently do not know th e sp le n -' balance but as yet have not m ade a did system w hich op erates o u r high rom P,e’e report. They hope to m ake school. We believe It is second to none ’bis report soon. T his will undoubted- in th e sta te and we have reason to be a,|,i a considerable am o u n t to the proud of o u r new equipm ent, w hich loan fund T he fund will be Phone Gresham 1654 Includes th e gym nasium w hich will | to finance w orthy high school seat 1000 people. T he stu d e n t body a’ud en ts from G resham union high I leasant Ave. L Lusted Rd., % -nrJe X. Pleasant Home 1 Is one of th e b rig h te st, h ap p iest and s r bool, and we tru s t th a t no stu d e n t m ost com petent to be found anyw here w»»» rem ain out of school on account ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... „ . . I T he buildings to g e th er w ith th e 14 of ’un<)a alone. It is th e policy of the acres of ground are looked upon w ith a*u,$ents a t o u r high school to assist pride by all those who ta k e a second an y ° np ,n nPpd of assistance, especially th o u g h t of w hat th e y mean. ,n th<* financial way. and stu d e n t loan “The school board carefu lly g u ard s ^llnd Is for th is purpose. As soon as f ’iolinist and Teacher th e ex p en d itu re of th e money, but we w*‘ definitely know th e am ount of the a re glad th ey are of the type of men action will be taken c re atin g a Mr. Oliver will reopen his studio for the third sea who are w illing to supply us w ith w hat stu d e n t loan fund association w ith son in Gresham. Saturday, October 6. I’uplh are re w» actu ally need. T he school, located nfflpprs who will have charge of the quested to report between I and 3. as It is close to P o rtlan d , and am ong Io ,n ,n < of ’he funds.” STUDIO—Second and Roberts Ave. . . JÎT"' J< '■ ,> r "blng. head of the U. H. army, celebrated his <n,i prosperous and in tellig en t as well 18, **,n< “"bot" ’‘J movleiueu. The Him wlU be Are * Ads you w ide aw ak e? Read th religious people, |a indeed a place Want filed at the war department for porteril/. THREE WEEKS OF HIGH SCHOOL TERM ENDED; DEPARTMENTS ARE IMPROVED ' ANNOUNCEMENT The Buena Vista General Merchandise Store Monday, October 1, 1923 BEN STEVENSON & CO. JOHN W. OLIVER Z