Gresham outlook., May 06, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
O. H. PORTER
U. 01' O. GIFT CAMPAIGN
IS WELL ORGANIZED
OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY,
MAY 6,
1924
PAGE THREE
U. S. SENATOR CHAS. L. McNARY
He Has Made Your
G resham alu m n i of th e U niversity
of Oregon have begun w ork on th eir
Republican Candidate for
cam paign to raise a larg e sh a re of th e
m illion d o lla r alum ni fund w hich will
be used to ere ct new buildings.
M erwin R ankin ' l l , of G resham , is
D epartm ent No. 1
local ch airm an of th e cam paign w hich
w ill be com pleted May 30.
I helped fram e and pass our U niversity of Oregon alu m n i all
prohibition law and I believe it over th e natio n a re o rg an izin g for
th is w ork w hich is a p a rt of th e U ni­
should be enforced.
v ersity 's $5,000,000 Gift cam paign
Technicalities shall not de­ w hich is to finance its five y ea r b u ild ­
feat justice in a court over ing program . S tu d en ts on th e cam p ­
us have raised $219,000 to b u ild the
which I preside.
S tuden t Union an d th e people of the
city of E ugene have proposed to issue
Prim aries May 16, 1924
bonds to ra ise $500,000 fo r th e U ni­
P aid Adv.
v ersity 's au d ito riu m . T he alu m n i's
I sh a re w ill be used for a lib ra ry , a
I m en's gym nasium and a w a r m e­
m o rial co u rt in honor of th e U niver-
, sity of Oregon m en who died in the
I W orld W ar.
T he Gift cam paign has been o rg an -
I ized because in creased en ro llm en t has
m ade it n ecessary to use m ost of the
U niversity 's incom e for in stru c tio n ,
leaving sm all m arg in for buildings.
T he U niversity is d eterm ined n o t to
“ w holesale” ed ucation and to keep its
sta n d a rd s high despite in c reasin g
num bers. And it looks to its alum ni
i th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try and the
I frien d s of h ig h er education in Oregon
j to supply the funds to ca re for its im-
' m ediate building needs. T his is not
a new d e p a rtu re for sta te u n iv e rsi­
tie s: m any of them have found it im ­
possible to ad eq u ately finance rap id ly
grow ing w ork from sta te a p p ro p ria
tio n s alone. S tate u n iv e rsitie s hav
I received over fifty m illion d o lla rs in
p riv ate gifts, th e U niversity of Cali
fo rn ia alone receiving over $13,000,-
i 000.
Only Candidate freni
TAX DEPT.
DISTRICT JUDGE
A model for efficiency an d service.
Most m odern system and m ethods
w est of M ississippi river.
C ollects 14 m illion d o llars taxes
an n u a lly in m inim um cost.
COUNTY JAIL
H um ane tre a tm e n t of all p riso n ers.
S ponsored law for feciliug by co u n ­
ty. th u s saving $20,000 a year to
tax p ay ers.
KELLY BUTTE
Been m ade alm o st self-su p p o rtin g rU
for first tim e in its history.
A.
Supreme Court
Judge
REPUBLICAN TICKET
P rim a ry E lection May 16, 1924
VOTE X 56
P aid Adv.
F or angel cake, tr y th re e -fo u rth s
cup egg w hites (about 7 w h ites) and
filling th e cup up w ith ice w a te r or
very cold w ater. Mix in th e u su al
w ay, u sin g 1)4 cu p s su g a r and one
cup sifted flour, th re e -fo u rth s tea
spoon cream of ta r ta r , and s a lt and
flavoring to ta ste . T his is a saving
of from one to tw o w hites.
Your Sheriff
C onsider his KNOWN achievem ents
as a g a in st th e UNKNOWN execu-
Much accom plished w ith few depu- five ability of those who oppose
ties.
him.
—Paid Adv.
S en ato r M cNary is out for th e nom
in atio n to succeed him self in con­
g ress and has opposing him for the
sam e position eig h t o th er candidates,
four rep u b lican s and four dem ocrats.
Pointer on Washing ihe Car.
Now wc offer
you 12 dividends
every year!
This company now of­
fers to its customers, pat­
rons, and the public w hat
we believe to be one of the
most attractive opportuni­
ties for putting their
money to work at high
wages in a great big local
industry.
F o r the first
time in the history of the
Northwest you are given
the chance of earning reg ­
ular and attractiv e divi­
dends twelve tim es a year
—one dividend day each
month.
7.20 per cent in
Oregon’s Greatest Public Utility
—Briefly, these are the reasons for the
attractiveness of this new 7.20 per cent
accum ulative F irst Preferred Stock:
1— Your incom e w ill be
re g u la r an d dependable
2— D ividends
paid
b y
check on th e first of
each m onth or q u a rte r­
ly, as preferred .
3— E xem pt from Oregon
perso n al p ro p erty tax.
If you desire to sub­
scribe for shares on our
easy paym ent plan you
pay $10 per share down
and $10 a m onth per share
until paid for. We will
pay you 7 per cent interest
1— D ividends exem pt from
n o rm al fed eral incom e
tax.
5— Your sav in g s w ill be
safe.
6— B usiness Is firm ly es­
tab lish ed , w ell m a n ag ­
ed and p erm an en t.
7— To yield 7.20 per cen t
P ric e $100.
on all your payments until
the shares are yours and
then your dividends begin
to accrue immediately.
Act on this opportunity to­
day. Inquire a t our In ­
vestm ent D epartm ent, 820
Electric Building, now!
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
PORTLAND, SALEM, OREGON CITY AND VANCOUVER, WASH.
M cNary is on som e of the m ost im ­
p o rta n t com m ittees in th e senate. H is
m otto is "P rese n t United S tates S en­
a to r; T ax R eduction; F arm R elief;
Law E n fo rcem en t; Oregon Develop­
m ent."
.CURTIS ( . HENDRICKS
w a­
TAKES NEW POSITION
In w ashing sr ca r, use plenty of
te r, b u t not a t high p ressu re. Much
C u rtis C. H en d rick s, who h as been
force to th e strea m w ill driv e g rit
into th e v a rn ish ; it w ill also drive for som e tim e m an ag in g ed ito r of the
w ate r into cra ck sa n d jo in ts, w h ere it W hipple Echo, o rg an of th e disabled
w ill do dam age. W ooden p a rts w ill
v eteran s at W hipple, A rizona, has r e ­
n ot hold to g eth er w ell If w ater is con­
sta n tly forced into th e jo in ts. L et the signed his position and h as gone to
h ard mud spots have tim e to soften Jo h n so n City, T ennessee, via Phoenix
by soaking. Do n ot rub them off, if i and New O rleans, to ta k e th e position
a t all possible, b ut should it be n eces­ | of ed ito r of th e A m erican P h alan x , a
sary , do it gently. G rease spots v e te ra n s’ publication, according to a
should be rem oved w ith a Boapy cloth. 1 new s item in th e c u rre n t n um ber of
Avoid lye soap, as it w ill deaden the th e Echo.
T he w ork of H en d rick s in co n n ec­
v arn ish . T he re s u lt of th e w ash will
depend much upon th e final w iping tion w ith v e te ra n s’ affairs w as h ig h ­
given th e car. Never use hot w ater.— ly com m ended by th e p atien ts' com
m lttee, w hich m ade th e follow ing
A utom obile Digest.
sta te m e n t:
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
In losing th e serv ices of Mr. H en ­
cen t In terest on tim e deposits.—Adv d rick s th e p a tie n ts' com m ittee feels
th a t it is losing th e services of a man
who has been an o u tstan d in g figure
i in th e disabled m a n ’s fight for justice
and equity, a m an w ith th e courage
and in te lle c t to be a leader in the
fight, one w ith stro n g convictions and
’ th e stre n g th to back them up re g a rd ­
less of opposition. It Is consoling to
know th a t, though no longer connect
ed with th e Echo, he will n everthe-
i less still co n tin u e in touch w ith v et­
e ra n s ’ affairs th ro u g h his connection
w ith th e A m erican P h alan x , of which
1 publication he w ill assum e th e posi­
tion of editor. T h e p atien ts' cotnm lt-
I tee fu rth e r w ishes to sta te th a t It
* h e a rtily endorses and approves th e
policy of Mr. H en d rick s In his ed ito r­
ship of th e W hipple Echo, and re a liz ­
es and acknow ledges its Indebtedness
to him for his u n tirin g efforts In th is
i connection. T h at th e utm ost success
will a tte n d him In his new v en tu re is
n ot only our u rg e n t w ish, but our u n ­
qualified belief.
“ Watting the Fly”
Vote X 127
Jos. W. Beveridge
Republican Candidate for
Re-elect Inn
I t's shocking b u t tru e. A m ethod
of ex term in a tin g th e house fly by
elec tricity has been devised. And it
re q u ire s h u t a fractio n of a w att of
' elec tricity to do th e job.
From now on. If th e invention be­
com es g en erally used, sw attin g th e
fly w ill give way to "w attin g th e fly .'
T h e co n triv an ce w hich a tta c h e s to
th e u su al electric lig h t outlet, Is b a it­
ed an d affixed to th e w all or some
‘o th e r p lace w here th e files c o n g re­
gate.
Window CleanTng
COUNTY CLERK
—Paid Adv.
WANTED
CUCUMBER PICKLES
\\ c paid the Gresham growers in 1923
$35,000. Did you get your share? You will
get your share this year by making a contract
now at
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1 1 G I v l z D I J Ik 1
CRIMINAL DEPT.
HENRY S. WESTBROOK
Multnomah County for
A |
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F or expert window cleaning see S.
I T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith John
‘ Brow n, G resham , phone 2501.
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X 64 Ekwall
W. A. E K W A L L
T he cam paign Inaugurated in behalf
of th e U niversity of Oregon to obtain
$5,000,000 in five years through gifts
has reached th e activ e stage of its
progress. On May 9 th ere will be In­
augurated by th e U niversity alum ni,
who have tak en upon them selves the
task of raisin g $1,000,000 of the sched­
uled $5,000,000 as th eir share, a th ree
w eeks’ Intensive drive. Form er s tu ­
dents of the U niversity everyw here,
the world over, a re to participate.
N ecessity Is th e spur which is driv­
ing th e U niversity of Oregon gift cam ­
paign. A ttendance a t th e U niversity is
increasing so fast th a t it is outgrow ing
the facilities. A ttendance w ithin the
p ast four y ears has increased 39 per
cent. D uring the sam e period the U ni­
v ersity ’s Income from the sta te has In­
creased but 5 per cent. All of th e Uni­
v ersity 's buildings a re crowded. Some
of them are over-crowded. Not only is
the atten d an ce growing, but th e rate
of in crease in th e atten d an ce is grow ­
ing. T hese facts and the fu rth e r one
th a t th e U niversity prefers not to ask
appropriations from th e o v er-taied pub­
lic for increased facilities, furnish the
reasons for th e gift campaign.
T his cam paign was in augurated a
y ear ago, but it has only recently b e­
come fully organized and begun to a t­
tain real headw ay. T he first big effort
of th e cam paign Is th a t to be made by
th e alum ni from May 9 to May 30.
W ith the $1,000,000 which the alum ni
propose to raise It is Intended to pro­
vide a new library, a gym nasium and a
splendid m em orial court. C itizens of
Eugene in a m ass m eeting held r e ­
cently have pledged them selves to pro­
vide $500,000 for a splendid auditorium
to be built on th e U niversity campus,
big enough to accom m odate from 5,000
to 6,000 stu d en ts. At present It Is not
possible to hold an assem bly of all stu
d ents Indoors, because th e re is no
building at th e U niversity which will
accom m odate th e 2,400 stu d en ts now In
attendance. The cu rren t stu d en t body
has pledged as Its contribution to the
gift cam paign th e funds necessary to
supply a building for th e S tu d en ts'
Union.
T he alum ni of th e U niversity are
tak in g the lead in th e cam paign. A fter
they have com pleted th eir sh are of the
work and the fund, a sim ilar drive to
th e irs Is to be m ade am ong th e citi­
zens of Oregon generally. Through the
alum ni drive It is expected th a t the
scope end purpoke of the plan will be­
come fam iliar to th e public generally,
so th a t the progress of the sta te wide
cam paign to come la ter will lie facili­
tated E fforts also are being m ade to
en list the co n trib u tio n s of persons of
m eans everyw here who have special
reasons for in te re st In the U niversity
of Oregon
T he "kick-off” of the alumni ’
slve cam paign on May 9 Is to take the
form of drive dinners. W herever th ere
Is a group organized for the cam paign,
in Oregon and out, th a t group will get
to g eth er at table on the evening of
May 9 and launch th e drive.
EVERETT LAKE JOINS
O. A. (’. BEAVER KNIGHTS
E v erett W L ake o t G resham was
Initiated F rid ay in to th e (1. A. C.
Beaver K nights, a ch a p te r of th e n a t­
ional In terco lleg iate K nights, ac co rd ­
ing to a new s Item from th e college.
D isciplining of freshm en on the
cam pus, and d irection of traffic and
u sh erin g a t college events are duties
of Ihe K nights.
Some of th e neophytes m anned shoe
blacking sta n d s at p ro m in en t places
VOTE
106 X Lewis, D. C
C andidate for
STATE R E P R E S E N T A T IF
Re pu hl lea n Ticket
For the Greater Development of
Oregon
T h irteen to be nom inated
W as ch airm an o t th e ju diciary
c o m m ittee at th e la s t se s sio n an d
rendered e x c e lle n t serv ice.
—Paid Adv.
CRUMPACKER
MAURICE E.
FOR
CO N G R ESS
Vote X 47 on Ballot
N om inate a real
R epublican
whose long acq u ain tan ce and con-
acctlon with co ngressm en from
)th er sta te s a t W ashington will
Belp m ake it possible for him to
(et re su lts for Oregon.
—Paid Adv.
on th e cam pus d u rin g th e day, p o lish ­
ing th e shoes of all com ers. O ther
can d id ates chased m adly about a fte r
bugs, or searched th e h au n ts of
sm okers for snipes.
One hun d red
fifty c ig arette b u tts, o r a q u a rt b o ttle
of bugs w as the m inim um q u an tity
allow ed th e to ilers.
Make your telephone earn you m ore
by connecting It with a w ant ad.
Republican Candidate for
Circuit Judge
FDR
Dept. No. 2
HARRY DANIEL
Republican Candidate for
Oregon Pickle & Canning Co.
Gresham, Ore.
Phone 1881
Hill continue to devote to mj
judicial duties industry, care
and ctiuimon sense.
STATE SENATOR
M till nomali ('em it)
— Paid Adv.
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