Gresham outlook., February 05, 1924, Image 1

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VOL. 13, NO. »$
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11 ,o 16. En din
Men.,
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G resham O utlook
l BHUAHY
EARLY DATE SET
FOR COUNTY FAIR
GRESHAM LOSÏS TO
HILL MILITARY, 12-21
I«á4
Nation Mourns Passing o i Great War President MO' hAVS
program
farmers * week given
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Í1.50 Per Year
NEW CLUB AGENT
GIVEN RECEPTION
G resham high b ask etb all team w as
defeated la st F rid ay n ig h t by H ill
T he M ultnom ah County F a rm e rs’
M ilitary academ y on th e la tte r ’s floor
Week program is now p rac tica lly com ­
T he fair board la st night found it by G resham fo rfeitin g the gam e eight
plete and S. B. H all, county ag en t, a n ­
expedient to set th e date for th is m in u tes before 'ts close w ith a score
nounces th e first d ay ’s p ro g ram for
T he reception given to Mr. and Mrs
y e a r’s fa ir on Ju ly 29 to A ugust 3 in ­ of 12 to 24.
Monday, F eb ru ary 11th.
clusive.
The p lay ers
o rt th a t th e gam e
T he d ay’s p ro g ram will he devoted W. D. K inder by th e Local L eaders a s ­
T his brin g s th e fa ir a t the sam e w as clean a t fir t and G resham early
to p o u ltry raisin g and the p o u ltry In- sociation at the home of Mrs. John
d u stry of M ultnom ah county It w ill I Ly" cb
0,16 of the m ost enjoyable
tim e as la st y ear and includes Sunday. took and held th e lead. T hen Hill
H-.........I and ” u,stan<ilng featu res of clu b w ork
A ugust 3.
took to rough playing. T he sco re at
be conducted larg ely on a confidence
th is season,
H. A. L ew is who had rep rese n ted the end of th e first h alf stood I I to 7
basis by the p o ultrym en who a re In a t ­
Mr. K inder, recen tly appointed club
th is fair a t th e m eeting of the Pacific in favor of Hill.
ten d an ce at the m eeting. T h ere will
ag
en t of M ultnom ah to ta k e over th e
In th e second h alf th e H ill boys co n ­
N orthw est fa ir association held last
be a few sh o rt ta lk s by such men as
w eek in S eattle reported on his ex- tinu ed th eir rough ta c tic s and afte r
H. E. Cosby, ex tension sp ecialist, of w ork w hich has been conducted by
* perlences and told of th e difficulties in ju rin g W in ters by a h u rt in the
th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college, Mr Miss E thel C alkins for the past few
Cowkell and o th e r a u th o ritie s in th e
arrlv ed ,bp ftr8‘ of th e m onth to
encountered a rra n g in g dates for the shoulder, w hich p u t him o u t of the
ln e ■ ta k e up his duties. Mr. K inder has
p o u ltry w orld.
fairs. T h ere are, he said, eighteen gam e, the score ra n up by leaps and
fa irs in th e c irc u it and only tw elve bounds. Stuck, B echill an d Nelson
Some of th e topics to be discussed been a successful club ag ent in Mal-
ua
b eu r county and one of Miss C a lk in ’s
w eeks of the fa ir period covering Au­ w ere p u t in to check th e offensive of
are th e se: ...........................
stay in g In th .. e J«,.«..,
p o u ltry u bus
in ess; th e cost of ra lsln g ^ p u lle ts *un-1 s tr ‘>nge8t opponents In th e show rin k
gust, S eptem ber and O ctober. C er­ H ill. S tuck m ade fo u r p o in ts and
der local conditions based on th e
" ta ,e C,Ub honor8-
ta in dates are fixed and unm ovable, as a fte r being knocked down tw o or th ree
ac tu a l figures; p o u ltry farm m a n ag e -1 ,,. ,6Fe W“ S “ very ful1 atten d a n ce at
th e sta te fairs of Oregon and W ash tim es w as laid out. To p rev en t in ­
m ent p roblem s; sta te p o u ltry confer-
" receptlon of tbp ,ocal club loaders
lngton, and the V ancouver, B. C., fair. ju ry to o th er p lay ers Coach N oftsiu-
ence rep o rt.
rrom all p a rts of th e county. A num -
The county fairs have to be a rran g e d ger called his men off th e floor and
Some of th e th in g s to be w orked out
®‘Ub leader8 f r °m th e city of
aro u n d th e se dates as n ea rly as pos­ conceded th e gam e to H ill
a t th e m eetings are, To w hat extent
' WBre a ‘8<’ prp8ent’ and P«r -
No h ard feelings ex ist betw een th e
sible w ith referen ce to th e circ u it to
should p o ultry in d u stry be developed
,hp enJoyml,n,8 oi ‘he «ve-
be trav eled to m ake th e shipping d is­ schools and next w eek th e tie betw een
4
5- Æ& • <
locally; w hat a re th e chief problem s
Whlch was 8peut hX gam es, m u-
ta n ce s as sh o rt and convenient as th e two schools w ill be played off on
facing th e local p o u ltry m en an d best " ° a " d S° nK' W,th a cbaln of m e rrl-
possible.
some n eu tra l floor w ith a n e u tra l re f­
' •’i
m
ethods of solution. From th is m eet-
'J '1 p revalling thp w hole evening,
eree
for
th
e
ch
am
pionship
of
M
ultno­
In w orking out th e schedule of
lug w ill be determ ined and plan n ed
* UeSt8 d e p a rt“d ‘‘» re s u m e
dates, said Mr. Lew is, it Is im possible m ah county and the rig h t to m eet the
th e extension lines to be follow ed in
V ‘ ut ea as club lead ers and sup-
to get the horses and a ttra c tio n s a t all w in n er of C olum bia county.
M ultnom ah county.
p o rters of club w ork, sev eral short,
The M idgets advanced one m ore step
th e fairs. Some w ill be w ithout horses,
.T h e p ro g ram for th e o th e r days of | n a p p ' 8Ppeches w ere m ade by those
w ,
WOODROW WILSON.
and th is w ould have been th e case tow ard s th e cham pionship of the
o ' N aÏo T s d L
MB\ War ? Fe8,dent and A m erican sp o n so r for th e L eague
le week w ill be annou n ced soon
P resent. Mrs. A lta Stafford, p resid e n t
w ith th e M ultnom ah county fair on S paulding league by a win over th e
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of th e County Club L ead ers asso cia-
fast Neighborhood M idgets of P o rt­ noon T ’
?
m e ln W a8hing‘° " . D. C„ last S unday a little before
any o th e r d ate th a n th a t selected.
.
'
C " aS bOr" *" 1856’ becum e P resident of P rin c eto n in 1902 w as I’DRTI.AND CLUB LEADERS tlon, In a few w ords welcomed Mr. and
In referen c e to th e d ate a t first a n ­ land la st S atu rd ay w ith a decisive
TTnR
d
«g
t°y
ern,°r ° f N#W Jer8ey ln 1910’ wa8 elected 2sth P resident of thé
WILL SHOW AT EAIR 1M" A ‘n d er to th e ran c h of club w ork
nounced, A ugust 4 to 9, it developed score. T his defeat p u ts th e stro n g
tr y w t Î w a inw i?;2/ " d
DUFi'lg h‘8 8econd term ,h ls
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in M ultnom ah county. Mr. K inder in
th a t th e rac in g w ould have to be early neighborhood team out of th e r u n ­
At
a
m
eeting
of
th
e
P
o
rtlan
d
club
his usual happy way prom ised to put
vem
ber
l
l
.
1918
G
errnany’
tb
e
confll<
=
‘
*
"d
‘«g
w
ith
th
e
A
rm
istice
on
No-
in the w eek to perm it the horses to get ning. T he g u ard in g of R u sh er and the
lead ers asso ciatio n held at th e lib ra ry I fo r,h his efforts to keep club w ork up
to V ancouver, B. C„ w here th e races shoutin g of Bill (Slip) K eenan w ere
On th e conclusion of h o stilities W ilson broke all p reced en ts and w ent to la st F rid ay forenoon it w as u nanl- t0 1,8 P resen t high stan d ard s,
s ta r t on S atu rd ay , th e 9th. T his, it fe a tu re s of th e gam e.
F ra n c e to ta k e p a rt in th e n egotiations for peace. T he L eague o , Na „ s m ously decided to p a rtic ip a te in club
T D- K irk p atrick , club ag e n t of
T
he
G
resham
high
team
w
ill
go
to
w as thought, w ould be a g re a t d isad­
deve oped T his w as one of W ilson s pe, pro jects and it w as in th e ^ c e of ex h ib its a t th is y e a r’s M ultnom ah I P ° rtla n d , expressed his ap p re cia tio n
van tag e to th e local fair. H ence th e N ew berg th is F rid a y for a re tu rn
X d âÎd T h
° PP” Sitl0n th a t be ca rrie d th e *dpa into action. He p rac tica lly co unty fair.
on behalf of P o rtlan d club lead ers
board, a fte r th o ro u g h ly considering gam e w ith N ew berg. A re a l h ard
h
f
n
u
S
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i
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T his asso ciatio n re p re se n ts be- and P o rtlan d club folks as a w hole,
a ll th e possibilities, decided on th e fight is expected and G resham will
tw een 50 and 60 clu b s and ab o u t 1000 ,o w ard ‘h® co-operation w hich ex ists
dates above nam ed w hich would give be handicapped by th e absence of
■d" s1i n t I Vll8On tOUred th e ,n tere8 ts of th e 1“**™ and th e tre a ty w hich club boys and g irls. Mrs. W illiam betw een th e co u n try club w ork and
th e fa ir th e u su al a rra n g e m e n t of W inters who is o u t w ith his in ju red he had signed.
F e h rn b a c h e r is p resid en t of th e asso- I tb e clty c,u b work.
th re e o r four rac in g days com ing at shoulder.
It
w
as
w
hile
on
th
is
trip
th
a
t
Mr.
W
ilson
as
a
p
a
rt
of
a
highw
ay
d r iv e elation and T. D. K irk p atric k is city
Mr®. E lm er Cook spoke on behulf of
T he line-up in la st F rid a y n ig h t’s
th e close of th e w eek w ith th e big day
club
leader.
th
e
County Council of P aren t-T o ach -
fa
ir"
On
trh°Ugh
“
nd
Waa
d
r,ven
,b
ro
u
g
b
‘bp
fair
g
ro
u
n
d
s
d
u
rin
g
th
e
gam
e
w
as
as
follow
s:
S aturday.
H. J. P u lfer, se c re ta ry of th e fair, ers asso ciatio n s and pledged th e ir
in ¿he n
f , WaJ
P o rtIa,ld ° ver ‘he Pow ell V alley road a new sp ap er man
G resham (12)
H ill (24)
T he board decided to keep th e fair
In th e p resid e n t’s p arty w as killed.
rep rese n ted th e fair board a t th is com plete su p p o rt to th e club w ork for
N arkin, 11
open on S unday w ith special m usical S trong , 4
Bailey, 1
L iverm ore, 8
« tr i v MF' W.i.1 K,n Contlnued bls to u r 88 fa r as Pueblo, Colorado, w here he w
m eeting. T h ere w ere also p re se n t A. ,b e com ing year.
and lite ra ry featu res. W hether or not P ullen, 0
.trie ™
,„ r , 6 . „ „
„„
„ >|moei „ „ „ ¿ . " ’ " “J
h . Cain, 1
J. K reuger, Mrs. Jo h n Lynch and
Mrs. W illiam F eh ren b ack er, club
th e re would be rac in g on th a t day w as W inters, 1
H idorn, 4
Among
his
la
st
w
ords
w
ere,
“I
am
a
broken
m achine
Jo
h
n
Flem
ing,
as
a
com
m
ittee
from
com
m itteem an for th e S tate P a re n t-
Lunday, 2
n o t determ ined.
F a rre ll
Mr. W ilson w as a m a rty r to th e cause of w orld peace w hich he h o n e d th e co unty club leaders. S ta te Club T each ers association, told briefly of
T h ree m em bers of th e board, p re s­ Stuck, 4
to achieve th ro u g h th e L eague of N ations.
h ° ped L ead er H. C. Seym our atten d ed th e lb e sta te association and its in te re s t
e n t for th e first tim e la st night, w ere
Hl8 ad m in istra tio n w as a tim e to engender sh a rp p o litical strife
m eeting.
in club w ork and its efforts to m ake
COLUMBIAN
HI
sw orn in. T hey a re A. F. H am m ar,
T
he
sp
irit
of
th
e
m
eeting
w
as
good
club
w ork a leading fea tu re in th e or-
TASTES
SUCCESS
pa.88lng
yea*
’8
wiU
give
a
tr
u
e
r
p
erspective
to
his
p
lan
s
an5
achievem
ents
C. I. R ak er and O. A. E astm an. H- W.
F or two y ears” the~C olum bian has- c h ^ r a X ^ a ^
a8 ‘b a‘ «>' a g - a , and th e decision to p a rtic ip a te in th e ganization.
S nash all w as chosen to fill the v a­
com ing county fa ir was unanim ous.
County A gent 8. B. H all outlined
th o u g h ts and w ork upon m any g en era
cancy caused by th e fa ilu re of J. J. ketball boys have been try in g to play | tions.
T his a ttitu d e and decision is w el-1 briefly th e scope of extension w ork in
John so n to qualify.
b ask etb all w ith o u t eith er a coach o r a
corned by th e new fair board and will th e county, m entioning th e differen t
In addition to th e su p e rin ten d e n ts gym nasium in w hich to play, b ut th is MR. TOWLE ADVISES
la st for No. 1 stock. So p lease phone be an en co u rag em en t to them to plan Phases, such us club w ork, home dem -
a lre a d y nam ed. P re sid e n t A. W. Metz­ year, by dint of m uch p rac tice and
BERRY GROWERS in your potash o rd ers and If you are for th e best th in g s and co operate with I ‘»nstratlon w ork, and county a g e n t's
g e r recom m ended
th e
follow ing: h ard w ork, both by th e boys and th e ir
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th e clubs in every way.
w ork, and th e co rrela tio n on th e de-
F lo ra l, Mrs. F ra n k H einey; R abbits, coach, Mr. Ham el, th ey have succeed- ,
E Towle, m an ag er of th e B erry sh o rt of m oney you can get cred it
F
or
sev
eral
y
ea
rs
th
e
P
o
rtlan
d
boys
velopm
ent of m ore profitable and bet-
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
asso
ciatio
n
for
all
kinds
G eorge H. M orrow ; D om estic Science, ed in p u ttin g a team on th e floor. (' row prs P ack in g com pany ad d resses
and
g
irls
clubs
have
b
ro
u
g
h
t
th
e
ir
ex-
te
r
ag
ric
u ltu ra l and home conditions,
of
fertilizer.
O
rders
should
be
placed
M rs. A nna H evel and Mrs. C. J. L und­ L ack of previous tra in in g , how ever, , 6 follow ing le tte r to th e Co-opera-
h iblts to G resham for th e county fair I A bout 50 p ersons w ere p resent, rep -
q u is t; A rt, Mrs. Ben Cam eron. The has been a g a in st them and th ey lost , ' Ve B erry G row ers of G resham and now for sto ck y ard or sheep c o rra l f e r ­
and It will be g ratify in g to all frien d s rese n tin g clubs from all over th e
tilize r to in su re delivery in tim e.
ac ce p ta n ce of th ese perso n s is being five successive gam es, th e clo sest V
“Now ju s t a w ord ab o u t p la n ts and of th e fair to know th a t they will p a r- county, from P o rtlan d to C orbett and
sou g h t for th e d ep a rtm en ts nam ed.
gam e being w ith M ilwaukie w hen th e
th 8 w eek'8 tra d e le tte r we wish
tic lp a te th is year.
| from O rient to th e Colum bia riv er.
T he board voted to extend an invi­ score w as 15 to 12. T he G resham *° Feport tb e re su lt of our m eeting of p lan tin g . G ooseberries should be set
ta tio n to th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso cia­ team gave them th e w o rst drubbing, th e 8tockholders of th e P ack in g com- now as soon as th e soil is dry enough
lUAMP EIRE GIRLS TO
pany th a t w as held on th e 28th of to work. The econom ic co n feren ce at LIABLE TO ARREST
tio n s of th e county and of th e city of th e score being 42 to 10.
IE USING OLD TAGS!
BUILD FIREPLACE
H ereto fo re th e g irls have never Ja n u a ry at ‘be can n ery office for the C orvallis favored Increased p lan tin g s.
P o rtla n d to occupy booths in the m ain
pavilion w ith ed ucational exhibits.
even attem p ted to play, b u t th e ir purp o se of co n sidering th e co n tra ct W e have a lim ited q u an tity of p la n ts
Sam A. Kozer, s e c re ta ry of sta te ,
T he O’ You Cam p F ire g irls of
T he q uestion of ca rry in g o u t the coach, Miss C rockett, h as been doing f° F increaae of cap ital stock th a t was Will you p la n t an acre* If so, o rd er has notified all peace officers, u n d er G resham a re p lan n in g on building a
now. «
b o ard 's d eclaratio n in favor of a s tr ic t­ som e very good w ork w ith them , d rill- r<?ad a t tb e w in ter picnic. T he en-
date of F eb ru ary 1, th a t th e days of com m unity lire place at th e fair
Strawberries.
ing
p
a
rtic
u
la
rly
on
play
in
g
a
clean
dorsem
ent
a
t
tb
®
sto
ck
h
o
ld
ers
m
eeting
ly clean fa ir cam e up for extended
g race a re ended for d riv ers of m otor grounds.
They have consulted th e
"W e need from 50 to 100 ac res p la n t­ vehicles who have n ot secured 1924 m ayor, and he approves of th e plan,
discussion. T he q uestion raised w as gam e. H ow ever, th ey lost th e ir first I W8# P ractically unanim ous, and the
how to in su re th is resu lt. P a s t ex­ gam e to Sandy and th e second to P ark sfgnlng was g en eral, and we w ish to ed th is season. T he p ro sp ect seem s license tags.
a com m ittee of the Camp F ire g irls
I Invite all who have not signed to call b rig h t for values. T he best v arie tie s
p eriences w ere noted. I t w as desired Rose.
On acco u n t of th e congestion of ap- will m eet with th e council a t its next
F rid a y evening both team s m et th e a t th e offlce wben convenient when to , p la n t a re M arshalls, New O regons
to cinch th e m a tte r so th a t th e re
-------.p lic a tio n s ab o u t New Y ears an d fol- m eeting. Money is b e im r rala«<l h v
w ould be no u n c e rta in ty and no fa il­ Sandy team s in a re tu rn gam e on th e " 1' detail8 of th e c o n tra c t will be ex- am . er erg , o. 80. Get good p la n ts low ing th e license d ep a rtm en t of th e th e sale of cook books published by
from last y ea r’s p la n tin g and p la n t se c re ta ry of sta te 's office h as b e e n 1 ’
”
PUhHshed by
u re. To do th is th e follow ing was C orbett floor and tw o hotly contested pla,ned 1,1 thp Judgm ent of th e w rit-
u n anim ously c a rrie d :
gam es w ere fought out, th e Colum bian PF , h ' 8 ,8 of tb e utm o8‘ im portance early. W . have a lot of good p la n ts about sw am ped an d leniency h as been I T he g irls held an In terestin g in ltla-
Moved th a t th e se c re ta ry be in ­ g irls w inning 13 to a w ith tw o referees “ nd Wl11 *u a ran te e to the g ro w ers for listed from our m em bers and can su p ­ show n. Now th e office can issu e ta g s tlon last S atu rd ay , at th e home of Miss
stru c te d to explicity provide in con­ p a rt of th e tim e, and th e boys w in- a ” tlm e th e o w n ership of th e ir in v est­ ply you.’’
th e sam e day th e ap p licatio n is re- D oris Z im m erm an. F our new g irls
n ection w ith any and all co n tra cts
m ents w ithout an y ch ance of th e stock
ceived hence th e re is no excuse for w ere tak en Into th e cam p fire T hey
w ith concessio n aires th a t no gam b­ ning 28 to 19. B ram h all, th e boys'
An In terestin g m eeting of G resham
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ling, gam bling devices or gam es of fa ste st fo rw ard , has scarcely recov- g ettin g into th e hands of o utside par Odd
Fellow s Is ...................
looked fo rw ard to on " ny aPPU cant being long w ithout his w ere Je an Adlx, M argaret S t.C la ir.
If be
“ » «fl»® w ith- D orothy Cooper and H elen A lthaus.
ch an ce of any kind w hatever, o r any • ered from a recen t illness, and was ties. We hope th a t all m em bers will T h u rsd ay evening of th is week when I
im m oral show , sh all be p erm itted and i able to play only p a rt of th e gam e or 8ign Up and p ro tec t ‘belr “ wn busi w ork in th e th ird degree will be • exem , o ut it he ts liable to be a rrested . In A fter th e Initiation a cerem onial w as
sam e a re stric tly prohibited on the
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D oris Zlm m em an took th e
piffled. A good atten d a n ce of m em ­ an em ergency he m ay g et a p erm it If held.
fa ir grounds during th e 1924 fa ir; th e sco re would have likely been high-1
j he m akes ap p licatio n .
ran k of Wood G ath erer, and Joyce
“T his is th e la st call on fertilize r as
er,
but
even
so,
he
m
ade
15
p
o
in
ts
in
and th a t if evidence of th e existence of
b ers is expected and v isitin g b ro th ers
we m u st tu rn in o u r o rd ers next week
“Follow ing the policy of th e d ep a rt- | K idder th e ran k of F ire Maker.
an y gam bling, gam bling device or the first 18 m inutes.
a re alw ays welcome.
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m en t of a y ear ago,” “an d in o rd er I
gam e of chance, o r im m oral or illegal
T he above scores leave th e Colum-1 In o rd er to get th e potash on th e land
conduct, be presen ted to th e board, bian and Sandy team s tied and it has in ,lnie ,o do tbe m os‘
W e have
WOOD SAWING
th a t “ " nlform u n d ersta n d in g m ig h t KILBOURNE QUINTET
said co ncessionaire shall on proof be­ not yet been decided w here or w hen ab u n d an t I»ro°f of ‘ he benefit of the
Quickly and efficiently done by »g. p re v a |l am ong all peace officers, th< I
WILL GIVE PlfOUIftVf
fo re the fa ir board be declared to th e decisive gam es will be played.
I U8e
P°‘ash In producing a sw eeter, p erts. Ail o rd ers pro m p tly atten d ed ! U8e
1923 license p la tes w as p erm it
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________________ ” 8M ,T H Plates w ere received from th e secre- giving Its second program lu G resham .
p aid ; and th e fair board reserv es the RADIO T ILK TO
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p er a rrp WIH In su re you
rig h t to close up any such concession
Wood Saw ing.
taFy ° f 8 ta te’ provldpd tbp ow ners of Will ap p e ar next F rid ay night at th e
( LI B (¿IRLS TONIGHT a nnKh better n u ality of berries. This
and te rm in a te any privileges th a t may
is v ery im p o rtan t as it adds so much
F o r quick and efficient wood saw ing 8Ucb veblclp8 produced satisfac to ry gym nasium , u n d er auspices of the
have been gran ted .
Miss Helen Cowgill, a s sista n t sta te *° ‘bp value of th e fru it, especially for caH Cox Bros., su ccesso rs to M elugln evidence of having m ade applic ation , high school. T his Is th e class of en-
T hose p rese n t a t la st n ig h t's m eet­
club leader, will ta lk over th e rad io can n in g purposes. We expect to can & Cox’ Phone G resham 176.
| for 1924 licenses. From th is date all te rta in m e n t th e high school Is proud
ing w ere P re sid en t A. W. M etzger, th is e v e n in g t o H h - g i r l i lu b m e m b e r s . I f ° u r tim es as n in n le i i
I’iniio In n in g .
n o , t o r v e h ic l e o w n e r s , w h o h h * e n o t
to recom m end and If h eard in P o rt­
Vice P re sid en t H. A. Lew is, T re a su re r
G irls a re asked to g ath er a t hom es as ‘‘»rmerly and in selling to o th e r
P lano tu n in g 13. P iano and o rg an secured 1924 licenses, should subm it land would eoat two or th ree tim es the
Theo. B rugger, S ecre tary H. J. P ulfer, w here th e re a re radios and listen to canner8 ‘bey can and will pay m ore ^ P a ir in g . F red B. Jones. Phone o r- th e ir ap p licatio n s th e re fo r th ro u g h
am o u n t It can be heard for in th e
T. R. H ow itt, C. 1. R aker, O. A. E a s t­
ders to Outlook, 1561, or TA bor 8952. th e sheriffs of th e ir co u n ties and first
the ta lk w hich will be broad casted by | money for high g rad e b erries. It is —Adv.
high school.
The program begins
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m an. A. F. H am m ar, E. W. A ylsw orth. !
se cu re te m p o rary license ta g s In case pro m p tly a t 8:15. Reserved se ats a re
possible to get tw o or th ree cen ts per
[ K. G. W. a t 7:45.
D. W. McKeown and H. L. St. Clair. ,
they d esire to o p era te th e ir c a rs from on sale.
pound m ore for sw eet, firm, brig h t
T he new d irec to rs are tak in g hold J T his w ill be th e first tim e so far as
th e d ate appM eatlon for license is 1. M arch—“On to P la tts b u r g ” (C la rk ).
know n th a t the rad io has been used berries, so if you can produce th is
Too
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to
Classify.
w ith com m endable zeal and though
in g ettin g Inform ation to g roups of q u ality It will keep down your p ic k ­ D E E P W E L L P U M P w ith 87 feet of pipe m ade. In those cases w here th e ca r 2. C h a ra c te ristic — “T he L eady P i c k i n g
M u llb ary s” (K elley).
th ey realize they have som e hard prob­
In good condition. H. C. W lhlon, G re sh ­ ow ners do not intend to drive th e ir
club girls. G irls belonging to cook­ ing costs, as you will pay as much for
3. Oboe Solo—“O rie n ta ls" (M a rtin ) Mr.
am , phone 381.
lem s to solve and m uch hard w ork
c a rs before th e rec eip t of th e p e rm a ­
ing, sew ing, hom em aking and canning picking soft sloppy b erries as firm
Kilbourne.
ahead they a re determ ined to m ake ¡
club will be in terested In th e ta lk of ones. It may be n ecessary for us to N IN E H EAV Y R H O D E IHLAND Red n en t license from th e se c re ta ry of 4. P la n o Solo-- S uite P a tlte ” (Ol.-son)
th e M ultnom ah county fair one w orthy j
p u llets for sale, lay in g now H. C. W lh ­ sta te s ap p licatio n s should be m ade d i­
C la riss a Kllliourne.
pay a g re a te r prem ium th is y ear th an
th e a s sista n t s ta te club leader.
lon, R. 4, G resham phone 381
of the nam e. They e a rn e stly solicit ¡
B R ending—Selected. M rs K llb o u tn e
re c t to th a t official.”
If th is plan proves su ccessfu l It will
« R everie— " C a th e d ra l
C him es" (A r ­
th e suggestions and cooperation o f )
nold)
all Interested In m aking the fair a | be continued on th e first T uesday of
T
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Modern
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7. Violin Solo—“M azurka De C oncert
each m onth for th e benefit of oth er
w o rthy success.
w ill m eet W ednesday evening, F ebru-1
(M usin) Iren e K ilbourne
club m em bers.
T he prem ium list com m ittee is one j
P A R T II.
' a ry 6 at 8 p. m. In sta lla tio n of officers j
of th e first to function. A m eeting of 1
By Rockwood Social Club
! w ill ta k e place and m em bers a re I 8. Sax ¡«phone Solo — "T he S h e p h e rd s '
f a r d ni Thank«.
C om plaint (H o llen d e r)
Mr Kil­
th is com m ittee has alre ad y been held Í We w ish to th an k o u r m any friends
| u rged to be present.
bourne.
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and an o th er m eeting is appointed for anti neighbors who so w onderfully as-
» M arim ba Solo— " E x c ite m e n t" (C ox)
Notice Io Public.
T h u rsd ay night, F eb ru ary 14. a t which slsted du rin g the illn ess and death of
H e rb e rta K ilbourne.
our beloved one. We a re e te rn a lly
On
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w
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O v ertu re— ' ’f>rpheus" (O ffenbach).
tim e the su p e rin ten d e n ts a re asked to g rateful.
in fro n t of our place of b u sin ess we 1J. Vocal Solo— " I'd Build a World In
These dances will be given th e second and fourth S atu rd ay eve­
m eet w ith th e com m ittee to a rra n g e
Mr. Anson Pow ell, Mrs. G eorgia
will dispense only oil, g rease and a c ­
H e a rt of a R ose” (N ichols) Ire n e
nings of each m onth.
Moore. Mr. R alph H arvey, Mr. and
th e prem ium s for th e various d e p a rt­
cessories. Our sto rag e and re p a ir de- ,
Kilbourne.
Mrs.
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D escriptive F a n ta s ia — "S u n rise In
LYNCH Olt( IIESTHA
GRESHAM GARAGE
S um m er ( Laie T h lere).
COMMITTER—Mrs
A
lbert
K
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A
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K
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B
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Dolce
P hone 2391.
H am lin A Hosa, P rops, j li. C larin e t Solo- F a n ta s e —“Old F o lk s
B argains In 12-foot used field gate
See th e b arg a in s listed in the W ant
C
larence
Johnson,
P
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W
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F.
H.
Dye.
a t H om e” Mr. K ilbourne.
. W. M etzger A Co.—Adv.
Ads.
‘ 14 Mar«h-—"O lym piad" (M en ter).
Adda add to your ad-vantage.
Additional Want Ad»
DANCE
SATURDAY, EVENING, FEB. 9