T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 14, NO. 4
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH
FORDSON TRACTOR
SCHOOL MONDAY
AGRICULTURE CLASSES
W ILL IIEI.I’ PR ESERVE
MAKE GOOD SHOWING
B E A U T Y (IE H IG H W A Y S
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1024
"Daugkfcity Counsel
GRESHAM HIGH WINS
IN DOUBLE HEADER
H. M. M oreland has recen tly tu rn ed
T his issue of the Outlook c a rrie s an
j into th e sta te su p erv iso r of vocational ad th a t in th is day of selfishness and
[ education th e a n n u a l re p o rt on th e com m ercial riv alry is suggestive of
hom e p ro jects, c a rrie d by th e boys in som ething b etter th an th e prevailing
T h ro u g h th e efforts of R ak er & Son,
L ast T uesday night a t P ark ro se the
J th e departm ent.
local F o rd d ealers, th e re w ill be held
sp irit. T his is the m essage of th e ad :
G resham high school took both gam es
a t th e ir place on Monday, M arch 17,
Of th e 35 boys en ro lled in ag ric u l-
Convinced th a t highw ay adv ertisin g
of a double header in w hich th e first
th e F ord tru c k and tra c to r school now
: tu ra l at th e beginning of the school signs d e tra c t from th e n a tu ra l beauty
team won 29 to 11 and the g irls’ team
! year, 30 su ccessfu lly com pleted th e ir of the g reat routes of trav el of the
to u rin g th e state, com posed of factory
won 15 to 8.
ex p erts. T his school w herever held I
hom e p ro jects, rep o rtin g in th eir P ro j- Pacific coast, the S tan d ard Oil com
T he g irls ' team took th e floor first
! ect Record Books, a to ta l cost or pany has decided th a t it will ere ct no
is draw in g large crow ds of in terested :
anti displayed excellent team work
ow ners and prospects. D uring th e day
' ch a rg e of $1922.78, a to ta l re tu rn or m ore such signs and th a t it will im
w ith P a u le tta D ow sett and D orothea
w th e tim e is devoted en tirely to th e 1
cred it of $4497.91. a to ta l n et profit of m ediately rem ove all of its signs of
Sm ith fo rw ard s and V aletta McCaw,
$2575.16. a to ta l sum of $714.47 paid th is n a tu re now stan d in g and h ere
d em o n stratio n of th e la test equipm ent
ru n n in g ce n te r sta rrin g . The win
j them selves for labor, and a good to tal afte r confine its use of road signs to
for th e F ord tru c k and F ordson tra c t
from P ark ro se gives the g irls an even
of $3289.63 for th e to ta l p ro ject labor com m ercial locations.
or. Of special in te re st is a F ordson
break, having won one and lost one
i income. T he re p o rt indicates an av
fitted w ith an fersted H yster, capable
The com pany is convinced th a t the
th is year.
erag e p ro ject incom e of $109.65. T his splendid scenery so c h a ra c te ristic of
of m oving houses, pulling stum ps
T he m ain event of the evening was
j figure seem s enco u rag in g , considering nearly all of the highw ays of C ali
ru n n in g a c o n tra c to r’s elevator, driv
th e gam e betw een G resham first team
ing piling, and m any o th e r o p erations
th e a g ric u ltu ra l co nditions of the fornia, Oregon, W ashington, Nevada
and P ark ro se first team , w hich th e
! p ast year.
too num erous to m ention. A tru c k
and A rizona should be u n m arred and
local boys won easily 29 to 11.
fitted w ith an autom atic ro ck er dum p
T h ree boys re p o rt a loss in figuring is th e re fo re w illing to sacrifice the
Ju d P u llen w as easily the sta r of
j th e ir n et profit, b ut a fte r su b trac tin g ad v ertisin g value o'f th e signs.
body is of g rea t in te re st to th e build
th e gam e and played a su p erio r gam e
j it from th e ir ch a rg e for labor, it show s
e r and co n tracto r.
Au official of th e S tan d a rd Oil co m
both on offense and defense. The
F o rm er Sen. Geo. E, C ham ber-
a fair p ro ject labor income.
In th e evening C. W. H arriso n , of
pany in explaining th is com m endable
lain, w ith Paul H ow land, has bflW
playing of Slip K eenan on offense was
th e M itchell Lewis & S taver com
T he different e n te rp rise s tak en up decision of his com pany says th a t for
retain ed by A tt’y-Gen. D au g h e rty
notew orthy an d Monte S tuck dropped
¡w ere as follow s: 8, b e rrie s; 5, p o ta some tim e th e com pany has felt th e
pany, of P o rtlan d , w ill ta lk on F ord
as defense counsel in th e S en ate
shot a fte r shot into th e basket from
ch
a
rg
es
hearing.
son farm ing. Mr. H arriso n is recog
to es; 5, p o u ltry ; 3, hogs; 3, su p e r im portance of p reserv in g th e n a tu ra l
th e cen ter of th e floor.
nized as one of th e best plow m en on
vised farm w ork; 2, d a iry ; 2, n u rsery scenic b eau ties of the highw ays of the
Mrs. Jam es M. Thom pson, daugh-
Leghtn and High School I’lay L ast
WORLD
SEBVICE
THEME
th e coast. He h as m ade a study of
stock; 1, cucum bers and 1, bees.
Pacific co ast and for m ore th an a year
late C ongressm an Champ
(Janie Tonight.
AT METHODIST CIIUKI II
soils and th e p roper m ethod of h an d C lark of M issouri, is a candidate
A to ta l of 376 v isits is recorded as has refrain ed from erectin g any new
T onight, Friday, M arch 14th the
fo
r
a
se
a
t
in
C
ongress
from
Lou
signs.
ling. R uss Jolliffe, of th e N orthw est isiana.
I m ade by th e a g ric u ltu re te ac h er in
The C h ristian ch u rch of A m erica la la st gam e of the season will be
I supervising th ese hom e p ro jects th is
A ppliances, Inc., P o rtlan d , brin g s ;
All au to ists a re fam iliar w ith the responding to th e appeal of a world
played in th e high school gym when
sto ry of how F ord equipm ent is sav LARGEST BERRY EIE1 D
phase ° f th e w ork being regard ed bx round S tan d ard Oil signs, frequently for th e prospect of a fu tu re purged of th e high school m eets the Legion team
ing th o u sa n d s of d o llars for in d u s
H I S W O H K I V F I I B O V F the F ed eral S m ith-H ughes adm inis- seen a t th e side of th e road. About th e cu rse s of w ar, hate, com petition,
to decide th e cham pionship of ea ste rn
HAS WORK WELL D O N E ! trator8
of the greatest importance 1200 of th ese had been erected in the
trie s of the w ork. Mr. Joliffe has had
and ignorance. T he building of such M ultnom ah county. Both team s are
y ea rs of experience w ith in d u stria l
Pacific
co
ast
sta
te
s
an
d
rep
rese
n
t
A reco rd for fo rehandedness is
a purified w orld-order is th e purpose on edge for th is b attle and th e re will
Everybody In te re ste d in Public
eq uipm ent of all kinds. C. E. A llison, claim ed by H. W. S tro n g of th e S trong
q u ite an investm ent. T his com pany of th e W orld Service p ro g ram of th e
be no q u a rte r u n til the final w histle
U tility In d u stry .
w as th e first to use th is m ethod and M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch In w hich blows.
of th e F ord Motor com pany, w ill tell b e rry farm , w hich, by the way, is the
F ifty m illion people a re directly de now leads th e m ovem ent to abolish
how to c a re for th e F ord c a r and la rg e st in th e state. All th e b erries
every congregation is Invited to share.
Odds favor th e Legion, w ith th e ir
highw ay road signs.
tru ck . Mr. A llison’s experience cov a re prun ed and train ed onto the pendent upon gas service.
B ro ad caster sp eak ers a re p resen tin g heavier a id m ore experienced team ,
Sixteen billion people w ere ca rrie d
ers a span of m any years. Mr. F. R. w ires, an d p o tash to th e am ount of 20
It is hoped other com panies will th e facts involved In th is program t
I,H i " defeated son: • of the best Inde-
follow suit.
O rr, of th e sam e com pany, w ill also pounds to th e a c re h as been applied on stre e t c a rs in 1923.
th e co n gregations and group-m eetings
e. d t . , ‘ team s in P irtlui.d and vicin
T he com bined in v estm en t in all pub
te ll how to o p era te and ca re for the to all th e p lan ts. All loose stones,
of th e local ch u rch every week. Next ity, how ever th e high school boys have
lie
u
tilitie
s—
n
ot
including
steam
r
a
il
‘ F o rd so n tra c to r.
M innesota is show ing th e nation Sunday K. A. M iller, E lizabeth J o h n
w hich have w orked to th e su rface as
aw ,
io ! confidence in th eir scoring
T he F ord Motor com pany, a t De th e re s u lt of cu ltiv atio n and th e w ays—gas electric pow er and light, w hat cooperation can do. The sta te son, F red C halker and Mrs. May L am
m achine, and as four of them will
is
leading
all
oth
er
sta
te
s
in
th
e
telephone,
s
tre
e
t
railw
ay
s,
etc.,
is
a
p
tro it, rec en tly sen t to its b ran c h at action of th e elem ents, have been r e
m ovem ent because those who u n d er b e rt w ill speak to th e Inorning co n play th eir la st gam e to n ig h t they will
P o rtla n d a num ber of la te s t releases moved from th e fields. At the peak of proxim ately fifteen billion dollars.
stand ag ric u ltu re a re d irectin g it. In g reg atio n , th e Sunday school, the light to th e lim it to put over one m ore
The public u tility b u sin ess as a its co-operative dairy w ork M innesota
from the F ord m otion p ic tu re la b o ra th e w ork 27 men w ere em ployed for
E pw orth League, and th e evening victory for old U. H. 8.
to rie s. T hese w ill all be show n in the about 10 days. T h ere a re now 15 m en w hole is gigantic. I t re q u ire s a tr e is g ettin g 12 cen ts per pound m ore for ch u rch service respectively.
T hese
its
b
u
tte
rfa
t
th
an
N
ebraska,
and
eight
m
endous
am
ount
of
new
ca
p
ita
l
every
evening a t th e g ara g e a t 7:30. T he a t w ork w ith hoes w henever th e
speeches will be brief, pungent, and
cen
ts
m
ore
th
an
W
isconsin,
N
orth
PR ESID EN T ENDORSES
“ F ord A ge” show s h undreds of the w eath er w ill p erm it, cleaning out the y ear to expand to m eet th e needs of and South D akota and Iowa. Of farm rig h t to the point in every case.
NATIONAL MUSK' WEEK
m ost in te re stin g p a rts of th e F ord w eeds from th e row s. F o u r o th e r the people. T his in d u stry does not products it m a rk e ts alm o st h alf th e
The p asto r, th e Rev. A. S. Hisey,
p lan t,—how th e m otors a re built, m a k men, each w ith a h o rse and an 8-inch build p la n ts out of earn in g s. They en tire s ta te ’s production, and in live will occupy th e p u lp it a t both th e
T he p ress asso ciatio n s recen tly c a r
ing of g lass, and the m uch talk ed of plow, are tu rn in g over all th e g rass are sufficient only at m ost for paying stock one half of th e shipping is m orning und th e evening hours. His ried to the n ew sp ap ers In all p urls of
handled
th
ro
u
g
h
cooperative
asso
cia
the
w
ages
of
cap
ital
th
a
t
is
hired
to
p ro g ressiv e assem bly, th e H ighland and w eeds betw een th e row s. T his
tions. Of 20,000 c a rs of livestock topic for m o rning w ill be "O ur S h are tlie co u n try the b are announcem ent of
P a rk plant, now em ploying some 60,- w ork can be done now, affirms Mr. finance th e in d u stry .
handled the average cost w as a trifle in W orld Service." For evening, "T he C. M. T rem aine, se creta ry of th e N at
ional Music Week com m ittee, th a t
000 men.
m ore th a n $8 and th e n et average
S trong, m uch ch eap er th a n in May, as
T he tariff on beef is 3 cen ts per profit m ore th an $4, a g a in st a h a n d T re a su re C hest.”
P resid en t Coolidge had accepted the
th e re a re m ore m en available and pound. Of w hat benefit is th is to the
T he ch o ir w ill sing th e anthem , ch airm an sh ip of the H onorary Com
ling cost of $16 th ro u g h com m ission
MISS HOW SETT HEADS
w h at is now a little tu ft of g ra ss Oregon stockm en who a re going broke
"O, T h at I Had W ings ' in th e m o rn m ittee of N ational Music Week, to
DANCE COMMITTEE w ould th en be as big as a head of every day? T he tariff on eggs is 8 men and a loss of f I — th e difference ing, and "Shadow s of th e Evening have its first synchronized national
betw een success and failure.
observance May 4-10. T he full text of
cents, yet alm ost $7,000,000 of C hi
W ord has been received th a t G er cabbage.
W hat M innesota is doing and has H o u r” a t night.
th e p resid en t's le tte r und the d etails
nese and o th er foreign p ro d u cts get by
Asked
w
hat
m
ethod
of
p
ru
n
in
g
he
T
he
L
eague
dveotional
topic
w
ill
done
Oregon
can
do,
when
th
e
ca
ttle
tru d e D ow sett of G resham is in
su rro u n d in g hlR acceptance of the
and help to put th e p o ultrym en o ut of
used,
Mr.
S
tro
n
g
said
both.
On
old
business. Suppose th a t th e $36,000,- men, f ru it men, dairy men and o th ers be “The Reach of Divine Love.” Miss ch a irm an sh ip now ure available.
c h a rg e of en te rta in m e n t for the O.A.C.
will com e to the one way of thinking,
“ Your note extending to me your
in form al dance to be given in th e fields th e can es a re woven low on one 000 w orth of dairy p ro d u cts th a t are u n ite solidly and p ut th o se a t the Mina G ilbert w ill be th e leader.
b ro u g h t in h ere to com pete w ith
invitation to become ch airm an of the
M ultnom ah hotel, P ortlan d , M arch 20. w ire. On 3-year-old p la n ts th e canes A m erican farm ers did not come in? head who know the work. The lead
H onorary com m ittee in connection
JUNIOK ( LASS MILL
T he g re a te r O. A. C. com m ittee is c a r a re headed back.
W ould not th e re be a m a rk e t for $36,- ers of th e cooperative w ork In Min
witli th e forthcom ing o bservance of
PR
ESENT
“STOP
TH
IEF
Mr. S tro n g has 110 ac re s in berries, 000,000 m ore of th e d airy p ro d u cts of nesota sta te th a t united action of
N ational Music Week Is received,”
ry ing out the p lans for th e dance.
farm ers is th e biggest fac to r to save
T he m anagem ent of the M ultnom ah distrib u ted as follow s: 61 acres C u th A m ericans?
Final polishing is being done on the w rote th e p resid en t to Mr. T rem aine.
the in d u stry of an y th in g so far su g
"I have to th a n k you, and to assu re
b
e
rt
ra
sp
b
e
rrie
s,
30
acres
lo
g
an
b
er
hotel h as donated th e assem bly room
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per gested —th a t th e farm ers m u st save play "Stop T hief,” w hich w ill be given you of the p leasu re w ith w hich I a c
ries,
12
ac
res
b
la
ck
b
e
rrie
s
and
7
acres
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.—Adv. them selves.
and tea garden, w ithout cost, to the
by th e Junior class at th e high school cept th e Invitation. I hope th is year's
com m ittee in charg e of th e dance. blackcaps.
gym nasium on F rid ay evening, March o bservance of Music Week may m ark
the hall. T he en tire p ro g ram will be
T he o rc h e stra is being con trib u ted by FR EE M ETHODIST CHURCH
TROUTDALE
21. T his prom ises to be a big success an o th er m ilestone on the way to the
w idest In terest in, and ap p reciation of,
m usical, fea tu rin g Gordon Soule, plan-
th e P o rtla n d A lum ni association.
and stu d e n ts a re com ing to w itness it th e best in m usic cu ltu re."
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
Mr. M organ, p ro p rie to r of C hanti- 1st, and H arold Moore, basso, both
from Benson P olytechnic, from Co
In his in vitation to the p resid ent on
cleer Inn a t Corbett, gave th e annual noted m usicians of P o rtland. T his « 111
EVANGELICAL CHI KUII
T he u su al services w ill be held a t
lum bian High a t C o rb ett and from behalf of th e N ational Music Week
p
arty
on
S
atu
rd
ay
n
ig
h
t
to
th
e
T
rout-
j
be
followed
by
dancing.
All
invited,
ANNOUNCES SERVICES th e F ree M ethodist ch u rc h next S u n
P ark ro se. T he o rc h e stra will begin com m ittee, Mr. T rem ain e called a t
dale Masons. Joseph A. F inley, vocal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
ardy
Cook,
of
Port-
playing
prom ptly at 8 o’clock and th e ten tio n to th e harm onizing influence
day.
S ervices a t Zion E vangelical ch u rch
of the m ovem ent and to th e broadly
in
stru
c
to
r
in
the
C
orbett
and
other
S unday school w ill convene a t 10
land and F ra n k S chm idt o f F airview c u rta in w ill rise a t 8:20. No seats re p rese n tativ e p articip atio n .
for next S unday w ill be as follow s:
schools
led
in
a
sing.
Mr.
Morgan,
Jr.,
“T h ere Is little doubt,” he w rote,
Sunday school a t 1U o'clock, preaching o’clock. A series of varied program s favored the crowd w ith a solo. Mr. were guests a t th e hom e of Mr. and ] will be reserv ed a fte r 8:15. About
is being used in th e Sunday school.
Mrs. Jam es Cook Sunday.
. 400 reserved se ats have been sold al- 'th a t m usic Is a h arm o n iser of real
in the E nglish language a t 11 and in
F
indlay
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
spoke
on
the
T he Bible stu d y co n tin u es in in te r
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W hltsell and son ready und th e dem and for them Is value to th e nation, b ut it Is only re
th e G erm an language a t 11:45. T he
est in th e T h u rsd ay evening services, O rder of De-Molay. Ju d g e H ew itt of George of P o rtland, v isited S atu rd ay strong. T h ere a re still m any good cen tly th a t its Influence as such has
serm on topic w ill be “P ow erful
been recognized by our statesm en and
th e Book of A cts is now being taken P o rtlan d talked on M asonry as ap a t th e Jo h n N asm yth home.
ones available.
public men g enerally. T he very fact
F a ith .” T he choir will sing “B eneath
plied
to
everyday
life.
Mr.
Kollock
up. T he p asto r extends a cordial in
T his th re e -a c t farce is full of th a t Music Week b rin g s about th e p a r
th e C ross of Je su s.”
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
erm
an
W
eeks
and
Mr.
vitation to an y and all who m ay be in gave th e history of M asonry and Judge
th rills from beginning to end. The ticip atio n of ail elem ents In th e com
-* T he young people's m eeting w ill be
and Mrs. Percey W ells of P ortland,
te re ste d in th is line of study of th e George W. Stapleton gave an in te re st
ju n io rs advise all who a re planning m u n ity and is fostered by all rep rese n
held a t 7:30 in the evening. The topic
spent a p leasan t evening a t th e Jam es
ta tiv e o rg an izatio n s m ust of necessity
ing
talk
,
also
W
orshipful
M
aster
W.
sc rip tu re . P reach in g service will be
to be m arried to see th is and get some direct, the common th ought along
for d iscussion w ill be "T he Bible in
Slm
onl
home
recently.
D. F ritz of F airview lodge, a t T rout-
a t 10 o’clock and again a t 8 o’clock.
valuable pointers. T he leading lady th ese ch an n els. Some of th is Influ
All th e W orld, How I t is S ent F o rth
talked
of
the
relatio n sh ip
Alex L am pbert is w orking a t the is Miss Vada A nderson and th e le a d ence will rem ain .”
At 7:30 w ill be song service and an dale
and W hat It D oes.” Miss E lizabeth
T he le tte r also em phasized the
between city an d co u n try lodges. Sup- Cook garage.
In terestin g Bible drill.
ing man O rville Davidson. O thers of
Schw edler w ill be th e leader.
per was served to ab o u t sixty. All
W allace Spence and fam ily came out th e ca st a re Agnes L u n dquist, Mabel spon tan eo u s n a tu re of th e observance,
d eclarin g “T he Music Week Is not a
SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED AT
rep o rt a very good tim e.
from P o rtlan d F rid ay n ig h t to atten d j W inters, R uth K nlefei, W lllene Bot- d riv e.’ It Is not forced nor founded
EVENING STAB WILL
BETH EL BAPTIST CHURCH
T he e n te rta in m e n t given by th e tbe P ' T A- en tertain m en t.
! kin, Leslie Lynch, W illiam S andstrom , on sp e cta cu la r appeal. Its basis lies
ENTERTAIN POMONA
T he F low er club will m eet a t th e E rnest K arlan , A lbert B ran n an , Ed- In th e pow er of suggestion, and su g
“Some C ertain ties in Religion” will P arent-T eacher association on F rid a y
gestion along enjoyable, co n structive
E vening S ta r G range w ill be host to
be th e m orning su b ject and “Some Ifs n ig h t was very good. U pper g rades lib ra ry on Monday, M arch 17. I t Is w ard S tu b b s- A rth u r N asshahn, Jam es lines.”
M ultnom ah Pom ona next W ednesday,
T he N ational Music Week m ove
to Avoid" th e evening su b ject of Prof. of the school sang several selections seed and p la n t exchange day, also Beachil, W ayne 'I rlinble, D aniel Mac
M arch 19, In an all-day session w hich
G. R. S chlauch a t th e B ethel B ap tist th a t were enjoyed. Mrs. L. A. H arlow election of officers and paying of dues. farlean and A rchie P eterso n . Miss m ent th u s endorsed by th e chief ex
w ill he extended to th e evening, w hen
S tephenson and Miss M achen of the ecutive of th e co u n try was strongly
church next Sunday. Bible school and Mrs. Lee Evans, Mrs. C. E Scott
Mrs. P earl Slm onl sp en t th e week-,
an e n te rta in m e n t w ill be given. George
high school faculty a re coaching the hacked before th e p resid en t's p a rtic i
m eets at 10 o'clock w ith in te restin g and F ay Parsons, E lla R ic h a rd so n ,1 end in P o rtlan d v isitin g friends.
pation was sought. The active com
G raham , deputy d istric t atto rn ey , will
lessons for all. T he young people of Robert H arlow and Paul Howell, Mrs. | c , c Rush ha8 in stalled five gaso- i Play.
m ittee, w hich Includes th e p residents
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ta k e p a rt on the program .
of m any of pro m in en t n ational o rg a n
th e B. Y. P. U. will m eet a t 6:30 in th e Donough and son George of Fairview lone pumps at his garage.
I6OR GAS B R IQ U E T S '-all E k stro m
izations— m usical, civic and com m er
T ru ck Service, G resham , phone 1581.
evening.
All
a
re
co
rd
ially
welcomed
all
gave
num
bers
th
a
t
w
ere
m
uch
ap
llnnieniade Doughnut*.
T he floor of th e Cook garage, which
cial— recen tly h as been augm ented by
T ry my hom em ade doughnuts at to th ese services.
preciated. The play, “The M erediths was only p artly covered w ith cem ent, P A IN T ANI> W A L L P A P E R a re not «!«!•
of the Y. M. C. A.,
lines w ith Todd, the P a in t Man. II, rep rese n tativ es
cafes or from your grocer. F re sh
A m erican Legion. K lwanfs Club In
tf
E n te rta in ,” was well presented and is being com pleted th is week.
will tell you how P hone 1*71.
Make your telephone earn you m ore
every day. Mrs. D uncan, E a st Second
te rn a tio n a l and Cam pfire G irls. T he
much enjoyed by those present. Those
Miss M arjorie K endall left S atu rd ay
T he P o rtlan d H ostess M agazine free. h o n o rary co m m ittee co n sists of the
stre e t, Gresham ;
by connecting it w ith a w an t ad.
tak in g p a rt were Mrs. G race Otto, Mrs. for a v isit w ith relatives in Janesville, 8end nam e and ad d ress to R o b erts’ g o vernors of th irty -fo u r sta te s aud
John D ennison, M iriam Spence, M ar W isconsin and K ansas City. She will C onfectionery, jO resham , Oregon,
th ree te rrito rie s.
P resid en t Coolidge's acceptance Is
jorie K endall, George Lum sden and rto p en ro u te at S alt L ake City, U tah, i Money to loan on real estate. F arm
also reg ard ed as a recognition of th e
Clarence P arsons. A fter the program and a t Florence, Colorado she will v isit loans a t 6 per cent. II. W. Thorne.
th o ro u g h n ess w ith w hich th e Music
a couple of h ours w ere spent In Mrs Dora Ealley and fam ily, form e”-i A„ k | n<, / o f p ru n in g "shears, prun- Week idea has sp read th ro u g h the
lv of G resham .
ng saw s, etc., at^L. L. K lddbr Hdw. Co. country. T he late P resid en t H arding
T he Ford tru c k and tra c to r school i “T he school will be com posed of dancing.
had w ritten to Mr. T rem ain e at the
Rev.
E.
R
D.
H
ollensted
will
hold
.
.....
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a ■ .
w hich h as been to u rin g th e sta te for Chas. H arriso n of th e M itchell, Lewis
E. R. E v erett of P o rtlan d was here
.
Painting Problems solve*.
tim e of New Y ork’s second m usic
n ea rly a m onth w ill a rriv e in G resh- & S taver com pany, an ex p ert on farm - Sunday and organized a Sunday school. J s, r ' *
n *b,‘ T routdale church on
E(1, me pe |p yOU solve your palnt- week. In 1921, exp ressin g his In terest
am Monday. M arch 17. T he dem on- ing equipm ent for th e F ordson, who T here was a good atten d an ce and Sunday evening a t 7:30. Everybody ing problem s. Todd, Tbe P ain t Man. In th e "cu ltiv atio n of a n ational ta ste
invited.
G resham , phone 1971.—Adv.
tf for m usic” and his hope for th e prog
stra tio n w ill begin a t 1 p. m., lastin g needs no in tro d u ctio n in th is locality, much in te rest was show n. The fol
re ss of th e m usic week movement.
all the aftern o o n and again a t 7:30 a and is ready to help you on any prob- lowing officers w ere elected: Mrs. C
Wnl L ockm lller of M itchell, O r*< o»,,
NOTICE TO VOTERS,
Between th a t tim e and O ctober. 1923,
p ictu re p rogram w ill be presented, l e m s you m ay have; Russ Jolliffe of E 8cotti BUJM,r inte n d en t; Mrs. Wm. visited at th e home of his nelce. Mrs
AH c | , | Xens of M ultnom ah county no less th an 155 cities had held music
The place w ill be R aker & S on’s gar- th e N orthw est A ppliances, Inc., who 1 C raw ford, se creta ry ; M iriam Spence, A nna R ichardson, the first of th is «as? of P o rtlan d who have not regls- w eeks, counting only th o se In w hich
age.
| h as been With th e F ordson since it tre a s u re r’; F ay Paraons, o rg an ist and » « ’k and is now visitin g a t the home tered or who have changed *d d r« « th e observance w as really city-w ide.
j
.
.
„«
uz t
sin ce la st voting should call a t the of- Most of th ese cities w ill ta k e p art In
“T he p u rpose of th e school th is j sta rte d and is th o ro u g h ly fam iliar E lizabeth Robinson,
lib ra ria n .
' or Mrs. w . T. H ensi y.
| flce of John Brow n, re g istra r, In N ational Music Week, May 4-10, and
y ear is to provide for p rac tica l dem- w ith F ord and F ordson in d u strial
Mack Hollom an has moved his faml- .G resham , and re g iste r before A pril 15, they will be joined by m any o th ers
George W ells of Sw iss Home, Oregon, |
o n stratiu n g of both a g ric u ltu ra l and equipm ent; C. E. A llison and F. R.
ly from Boring to the H erm an Blaser in o rd er to vote at th e p rim a rie s on holding the observance for th e first
visited Sunday a t th e M B. McGinnis hou„„ recently vacated by the How- M«y 16. T hose who are alre ad y reg tim e. The N ational Music Week com
in d u stria l equipm ent for th e F ord O rr from th e P o rtlan d branch,
' istered and voted at rec en t elections m ittee Is in com m unication w ith some
home.
tru c k aud Fordson tra c to r," says E lls
ards
T he pro g ram is as follow s:
i do not need to reg ister.
400 cities and to w n s in all p a rts of th e
w orth R aker.
"A ccom panying the
Miss E lla O entls of S eattle, Wash i
United S tates, supplying them with
clinic w ill be a F ordson tra c to r w ith
1 P- m t0 « P- m — D em onstrations Ingt.on. was a v isito r a t th e home of
th e Inform ation and the suggestions
PLEASANT VALLEY
ru b b er tire d w heels and an E rsted o t farm equipm ent and all available
w hich they req u est. T hese sugges
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Slm onl last week. ¡
H yster and a 1-ton tru c k with A nthony In d u strial attac h m e n ts for th e tru c k I "
' ~
'
T he services at the church n e i t Bun-
tions a re chiefly found in th e "Guide
for th e O rganization of Local Music
W hen th e farm er can pay bis
dum p body. We w ill also have a mo-
and tractor.
1 The T. T. club will give an en tertain-
day evening a t 7.30 will be conducted
W eeks,” to he obtained w ithout ch arg e
tlon p ic tu re m achine w ith th e latest
7:30 p. m. to 10 p. m —Motion p lc -lm e n t on Monday evening, March 17, by Hugh G ruell and his gospel team
b ills Ihe business m an d oesn't need
from th e N ational .Music Week com
to
w
orry
over
bis
o
bligations.—Adv.
films. Including th e Ford Age.” show
tu re s and ta lk s by M essrs. H a r ris o n .; a t th e city hall for tbe purpose of | from P o rtlan d . An In terestin g m eet
m ittee, loS W est F o rtieth stree t, New
lug for tb e first tim e in th is te rrito ry
Jolliffe. A llison and O rr.
| raisin g funds for the Im provem ent of ing Is assu red and all a re Invited.
Y ork City.
FORD TRUCK AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL PROGRAM IS GIVEN
T H IN K
!