GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY, M A Ht H 4, 1924
PAGE THREE
RADIO INSTALLED
I COTTRELL FARM BI REAL
I NION-DAMAS< I S FARM
ICOLI MBIAN II1G1I LOSES
AT ROCKWOOD GRANGE
WILL HOLD MEETING
Bl'KEAl HOLDS SESSION'!
AND WINS BASKETBALL
A new radio has been in stalled in
T he C o ttrell com m unity F arm B u
th e Rockwood G range h all and w ill be rea u local w ill hold a m eeting a t the
In operation n ex t W ednesday night, com m unity ch u rch on W ednesday,
March 5, the time of the regular M arch 5, a t 8 p. m.
g ran g e m eeting. County Com m issioner , E lectlo n oI offlcerg. pooled orderg
Chas. S. R udeen w ill be p re se n t W ed- for clover and o th er geedg ag w e„ aa
nesday night and give a ta lk on coun- ; lalld plagter alld blndlng tw in e w l„
ty roads and highw ays.
be th e o rd er of buginegg
T his will be an open m eeting and ,
P resid en t H. W. Lynch w ill be
everyone is invited to com e early and
p rese n t and o u tlin e th e county p ro
enjoy th e radio. F. H. C rane is m as- j
gram , and give an outline of th e sta te
e r’
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office o peratio n s
T h e local F arm B ureau m et at
T hose of th e local people who w ent
Union schoolhouse S atu rd ay evening to M ilwaukie F rid a y evening to see
in th e second re g u la r m eeting u n d er th e Colum bian boys b ask etb all team
th e new officers. T he b u sin ess m eet c a rry off th e honors, w ere doomed to
ing w as m ostly ta k en up w ith rep o rts d isap p o in tm en t, for M ilwaukie, by
of com m ittees and p ro ject lead ers and th re e long th ro w s in th e last tw o m in
discussion and adoption of a co n sti u tes of th e gam e, changed th e score
tu tio n an d by laws. At th e close of from 12 to 13 in C oum bian’s favor to
th e b u sin ess m eeting th e evening's to 18 to 13 in M ilw aukie's. It w as a
p ro g ram w as opened w ith tw o piano snappy and in te restin g gam e.
selections by Miss F ried a Ritzau,
T he Colum bian g irls, how ever, w ith
w hich w ere genuinely enjoyed by all. less th a n a dozen su p p o rte rs from
T he sp eak ers w ere H. W. Lynch, p re s home, won from th e G resham g irls'
E lm er Van F leet is se creta ry ; F. W. ident of M ultnom ah county F arm Bu team in a fast, clean gam e, th e score
All kinds of p ru n in g sh e ars, prun-
reau , and W. D. K inder, lead er of being 12 to 26. T his w as th e G resham
ng saw s, etc., a t L. L. K idder Hdw. Co. M eyer is chairm an.
boys and g irls clubs for M ultnom ah g irls' first gam e of th e y ear w ith an
county. T he la tte r has kindly offered o u 'sid e team and despite th e fast th a t
to help out in th e o rg an izatio n of th e ir v arious class team s had been
clubs in th is com m unity.
p rac ticin g an d playing am ong th e m
Mrs. K elley, hom e d em o n stratio n selves by th e u n iv ersity ru les ra th e r
p ro jec t leader, an n o u n ces a larg e class | th a n high school ru les, th e g irls show
of w om en signed up for th e d re ss ed the tru e sp o rtin g sp irit ag ain st
“ Let your next ear he a Buiek”
m aking school to be held n ex t week. th ese odds, an d th e C olum bian g irls
Miss E sth e r Cooley of th e O. A. C. ex- J hope to m eet them ag ain before th e
We are fully equipped to do any Electrical Work, General
tension
service is to be a t th e union season closes in a m ore evenly co n
R epair Work, Re-boring and Acetylene welding.
school D istric t No. 26, C lackam as tested game.
All Work Guaranteed
county, M arch 10-11. T hese a re to be
T uesday evening, M arch 4, both of
all-d ay sessions an d all in te reste d a re j th e local team s w ill m eet th e P ark -
invited to atten d .
ro se team s in th e C orbett gym nasium
GRESHAM
Phone 1228
and some fa st playing is prom ised.
Power to Start
M A IN
To Please You
And Your Car
We m aintain a guaranteed garage ser
vice. At small cost you can have your car
gone over regularly—and as experts we can
advise you as to “m otor-care.” We are
equipped for transm ission, differential and
crank-case service.
Our “service of safety” is necessary if you
would keep your property from depreciat
ing as little as possible. Give us a trial.
Power to Stop
STREET
G R ESH A M
Phone 0 9 1 ,
GARAGE
Phones Bdwy. 8576
G resham 1201 and 355
SA N D Y BLU FF
OUR HEALTH BREAD
a t th is B akery and a t S tor s
Contains the Vitamines, inKed by
scientific p r in c ip e s
It’s Good and Good for You
Gresham City Bakery
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone 1221
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
SALE
SANITARY DAIRY
Three Miles West of VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
On R iver Road.
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1924
SALE RAIN OR SHINE
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Sale to commence a t 10:30 a. m.
5 0 Registered and High Grade Holstein Dairy Stock 5 0
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
6 Cows
2 Yearlings
4 H eifer Calves
2-year-old Bull.
GRADE HOLSTEINS
24 E xtra High Grade Cows
Some of them A bsolutely P u re Bred,
b u t n ot reg istered .
5 Yearling Heifers
8 Heifer Calves.
All Big Cows, lot of fresh ones.
T his stock is e x tra w ell bred, p a rt
of them having th e blood of a 127-
pound ex-cham pion cow.
CATTLE TUBERCULIN TESTED
T h ere have been no re a c to rs in five successive te sts. S tate and g o v ern
m en t v e te rin a ria n s tell us w e have th e B est D airy H erd they have seen in the
s ta te of W ashington.
A lot of th e se cows a re 60 to SO pound m ilkers. Come and you’ll n o t be
disappointed.
THREE HORSES
ABOUT 60 CHICKENS
LOT OF DUCKS
Fordson Tractor, Plow mid Disc, Wagon, Mower, Rake, Kinder. No.
13n Paper Ensilage Cutter complete. Corn Planter, Feed Grinder, Riding
Cultivator, ¿-shovel Cultivator, 14-lnch Plow, Spike Tooth Harrow, Spring
Tooth Harrow, lot of Small Tools, 6-hole Monarch Range, Mascot Heater, etc.
Good as new, 8 h. p. Boiler, 16 x 32 Frisco Cooler, like new,
alm ost new i y 2 h. P- Stover Engine, S tar Turbine Bottle W asher,
B ottling Machine, No. 17 De Laval Cream Separator.
TERMS— Cash unless otherwise arranged.
BUSH M AN & ROSCHER, Owners
COL. W. S. WOOD A SONS, Auctioneers, Vancouver, Wash.
O. J. OLSEN, Clerk, American Security Bank.
PL EA SA N T HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Je ss H ite took dinner
P lea san t H om e B ap tist ladies w ill
T uesday evening w ith Mr. an d Mrs
Ray W ilkenson. On W ednesday they study Ja p a n in th e ir m eeting on
w ere g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t Mrs. R alph
W ilkenson and on W ednesday evening Jo h an so n 's. It is also a silv er tea.
a farew ell p a rty w as given in th e ir
The B rotherhood b azaar w hich is
h o n o r a t th e com m unity ch u rch . planned for som e tim e th is m onth is
G am es w ere played and refre sh m e n ts c re atin g a g re a t deal of in terest.
served. Mr. an d Mrs. H ite left Mon
Mrs. J. R. D uncan and Mrs. P. M.
day for C alifo rn ia for th e benefit of M iller helped Mrs. H y att celeb rate her
th e fo rm e r's h ealth
90th b irth d ay M onday afternoon.
F rie n d s of th e C o ttrell com m unity
Mr. and Mrs. V. W aterm an of P o rt
gave Mrs. H. H. W atk in s a su rp rise land w ere d in n er g u ests on S unday at
on Sunday, it being h er b irth d ay . A th e home of M. C. Miller.
v ery p le asa n t day w as spent. Covers
A lfred B rink fell from a tru c k and
w ere laid for 25.
w as h u rt so he is n o t able to go on
T he P.-T. A. m eeting w ill be held at h is p ap er route.
th e schoolhouse on n ex t F rid a y eve
Mrs. F ra n c e s M acK errow sp en t th e
ning, M arch 7. A good p ro g ram Is
being planned by th e com m ittee, Louie | ’' a -v
Mrs. P. M. M iller recently.
Griffin and P ete r H auglum . A refre sh -
Mrs. Mayfield visited her sister. Mrs.
m ent com m ittee is m aking p lans. A Reynolds of Pow ell V alley Sunday.
Much in te re st is being ta k en in th e
sm all ch a rg e w ill be m ade fo r the
autom obile c o n test conducted by th e
refresh m en ts.
B aptist ch u rc h Sunday school. The
school is divided Into tw o sides w ith
HOGAN
Mrs. E rickson an d Mr. Nelson leaders
Mrs. C arl S ch u ltz w as called to I T he wlnnlnK side w i» be g u ests a t a
P o rtla n d la st F rid a y by th e serio u s | 11111,1 provided by th e losers.
T here is to be an ex cellen t en ter
illn ess of h er siste r, Mrs. Mabel
H utchins. I t is pro b ab le she w ill be ta in m e n t a t th e P le a sa n t Home M. E
rem oved to a h o sp ital soon w h ere she ch u rch next S atu rd ay evening a t 8
o'clock. T he p ro g ram w ill co n sist of
w ill undergo a m ajo r o p eratio n .
solos, duets and rea d in g s fu rn ish ed
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. B lack atten d ed
by
S arg ea n t
B lenkinsop,
consid
th e fu n eral F rid ay of Mr. B lack 's co u
ered one of th e b est bass soloist on th e
sin, Mrs. M yrtle D allas, who died In
Pacific coast, E v erett Craven, an ex
C alifornia. S ervices w ere held at th e
ce lle n t b arito n e, an d Jam es P alm er
P o rtla n d crem atorium .
a rea d er of u n u sal ability. T h ere will
Mrs. R uhl an d ch ild ren of E stacad a I be o th er fea tu re s ab o u t w hich definite
a re visitin g th e la tte r ’s sister, Mrs. M. ann o u n cem en t ca n n o t now be m ade
D oryliqid, who h as been 111 for some i n addition to th e p ro g ram th e La-
tim e. Mrs. R uhl expects to rem ain d ies’ Aid of th e ch u rch w ill fu rn ish an
d u rin g th e w eek and a s sist Mrs. Dory- appetizing lunch. A sm all adm ission
land w ith h er w ork.
fee w ill be charged, th e re tu rn s to be
Mrs. W. H. B lack had th e m lsfor- applied on th e budget of th e church,
tu n e F rid a y evening to s trik e th e toe To h ea r Mr. B lenkinsop sing w ill be
n ex t to h er g re a t toe, sh a rp ly ag a in st well w o rth m ore th an w hat is being
th e door facing w ith such force as to asked for everything. It has tak en
b reak it, th ereb y cau sin g a very pain- n ea rly six m onths to engage him for
ful in ju ry . F rid a y w as tru ly an u n - |t h i s p ro g ram and it is doubtful if his
lucky day for sev eral in th is vicinity. serv ice could have been p rocured at
th is tim e had it not been for th e fact
C edar posts for sale. Any q u an tity . th a t th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. O. R anton,
A. W. M etzger Co. P hone 1451.
tf w as a c lassm ate of his in K im ball
School of Theology. H e rec en tly d i
rected a radio program from th e O re
gonian statio n .
GARAGE
HAMLIN & IIOSS.
Nite Phone 706
T h ree
T ru c k s Dally
65 H N. Second S tre et
In su re d C a rrie rs
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
Portland — W ay Points — Gresham
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Wood
Coal
Briquets
,
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Everything in
PAINTS <& WALLPAPER /
WALL PA PE R , 10c per single roll and up
Todd
The Faint Man
l*h«n<> 1971
Phone 1411
G res h it in
Dully Trips to Portland
He*. Phone 19.36
Gresham Transfer & Storage Co.
BURTEN WALRAD, Prop.
A Truck for Every Purpose
Burten for Service
WOOD
COAL
STORAGE
We S olicit Y our B usiness
Special Meetings.
In su re d C a rrie rs
Great Truths Campaign
In the GOSPEL HALL AT SPRINGDALE, OREGON, on the Columbia
Highway, MARCH » to 14 (If God will).
Addresses by II. A. IRONSIDE, Well Known Evangelist and Hlhle
Lecturer from Oakland, California.
SUNDAY, MARCH 9. 3 P. M.—‘ Why I Believe th e Bible to bo the
In sp ired W ord of God.”
SUNDAY, AT 7:30 P. M —"S p irit an d Soul and Body.”
MONDAY. 7:30 P. M.—"A fter D eath W hat? for th e C h ristian ."
TUESDAY, 7:30 P. M.—“A fter D eath W hat? for th e C h ristless.”
WEDNESDAY, 7:30 P. -M.—"S u b stitu tio n a ry A tonem ent, Is It
S crip tu ral'!''
THURSDAY, 7:30 P. M ._ “T he Holy S p irit’s M ission to th e W orld.”
FRIDAY. 7:30 P. M.— T he W itness of th e S p irit.”
All a re co rd ially Invited.
F o r p a rtic u la rs en q u ire of W. H. C anzler, S p rin g d ale, or H. C.
W lhlon, G resham .
BORING
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M orand, Mrs. Mc
Bain, Mrs. W ill W heeler, Mrs. O rville
M anary, H erm an Jo h n so n and John
I H offm elster all m otored to F o re st
| G rove S atu rd ay n ig h t to atten d the
M uscovites’ cerem o n ial held a t th a t
| place.
6.O.B.
DETROIT
BUY NOW!
Every spring the demand for Ford Cars is
several hundred thousand greater than the
available» supply. Place your order immedi
ately, to avoid delay in delivery.
Detroit, Michigan
N O T E : A small payment down puts
your name»on the preferred delivery list.
See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer
CARS • TRUCKS • TRACTO RS
B oring m et d efeat a t th e h an d s of
I th e Colum bus club in a closely co n
tested b ask etb all gam e held a t the
club house S atu rd ay night. T he score
w as 39 to 39. A dditional tim e w as
[ played to play off th e tie and th e Co
lum bus club scored th e tw o e z tra
| points, ending w ith 41 to 39.
S ev eral of th e Boring R ebekahs at-
I tended th e R ebekah D istrict conven-
| tion No. 1 held In P o rtlan d T uesday of
| la st week. Mrs. Wm. M orand w as ap-
| pointed Inside g u ard ia n for th e year.
Hood View Camp No. 90 Is to give a
I leap y ear b ask et social a t th e I. O. O. F.
hall S atu rd ay evening. M arch 22. The
| m en a re to ta k e th e b ask ets and th e
ladies to buy them . A p ro g ram is b e
ing p rep ared and a good tim e Is an-
[ tlcipated.
L ittle F rltz le S tag er Is rep o rted
I very 111 th is week. He u n d erw en t a
m astoid o p eratio n a couple of weeks
I ago.
Miss K atie A nderegg is rep o rted 111
! w ith m easles th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Roots of P o rt
land w ere week-end g u ests a t th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W R T elford
| and fam ily.
T h is sp rin g like w eath er is In-
| cre asin g th e dem and for ca rs and W.
W. M etzger, p ro p rie to r of th e Boring
| g arage, re p o rts th a t he's g ettin g his
sh a re of th e trad e, having sold sev
era l c a rs th e p ast week. A new Ford
to u rin g ca r to Floyd Lake, a used
I C hevrolet to C arl G regson, a used
D ort to W illiam J. Woods, and a new
| S ta r S port to u rin g c a r to Mrs. Ga-
| brlelson.
C arl G regson bad his rig h t hand
I badly cru sh ed w hile loading ties at
| th e tie dock S atu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Metzger spent
Sunday a t G resham visiting relativ es.
Mrs. Id ella P a tte rso n , m atro n at
th e Second and Oak police sta tio n , and
Mrs. M ary C a rp e n te r of P o rtlan d spent
sev eral days of la st week v isitin g at
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. A rm
stro n g .
Dr. and Mrs. H a rry O tt and ram lly
and Miss Violet P e rre t w ere Sunday
g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
O. W. B oring and fam ily.
Nell A rm strong has a badly sp rain ed
w rist as th e r e s u lt of a fall from a
bicycle Sunday.
G ran d p a B oring celeb rated h is 83d
b irth d ay T uesday of la st week. In
sp ite of his m any y ea rs he Is h ale and
h earty . He lias been a resid e n t of
Boring for th e p ast 50 years. T he
nam e of Boring w as given th e tow n in
his honor.
A
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ALL MEMBERS of F airview
Lodge No. 92 A. F. A A M are
/ r T ' requested to be a t C h an ticleer
Inn as g u ests of Bro. A. R. M organ on
S atu rd ay evening, M arch 8, a t 8 p. in.
Good program .
WM. H. STANLEY, Sec'y.
WM D. FR ITZ , W M
It paya to use th e W ant Ads.
TKOUTDALE, OREGON
I’hone Gresham MM
COOK’S GARAGE
Let me sell you that
New Chevrolet
We will give you S ervice every day
WELL DIGGING
Cleaning and Deepening
C. E. Chipman
G resham R. A, Bx. 36 or Phone 1121
We Try to Give Satisfaction
FA IR V IEW
T he re g u la r m eeting of F airview
g ran g e w ill be held n ex t S atu rd ay ,
M arch 8. P re p a ra tio n s a re being m ade
to c e le b ra te th e 20th b irth d a y of th is
grange. All c h a rte r m em bers a re In
vited as g u ests of honor. A su itab le
p ro g ram has been p rep ared . V isiting
g ra n g e rs a re alw ay s welcome.