G resham O utlook
T W IC E
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VOL. 15. NO. 33
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON.
GRESHAM BAND GETS
GOOD ENGAGEMENTS
RUSSELL M. WELCH GRESHAM MEN LOSE
' DIES OF INJURIES IN LUMBER MILL FIRE
T he G resham band of ab o u t 30
pieces, under th e lead ersh ip of Dr. H.
C. Johnson, Is beginning to ta k e a
place of prom inence in th e locality
and reap a w ell earned rew ard for the
m onths of faith fu l practice.
T he band has been engaged to play
for th e celebration a t Sandy on S a t
urday, Ju ly 4. T his w ill in su re good
m usic and should in te re st m any peo
ple of G resham and vicinity in a tte n d
ing. T here should be a sp irit of co
operation betw een th e tw o neighborly
com m unities. Some y ea rs ago Sandy
had a band w hich played for a G resh
am celebration.
Mrs. Bruce Bucklin is an elec
T he local band has also been booked
trical wizard.
Union college at
to play for th e auto races and p ageants
Schenectady, N. Y. conferred an
d uring G resham 's four-day ce le b ra
earned degree, the first to a woman
tion on Ju ly 4, 5, 6 and 7. T his w ill
in 129 years. She took a post
be a notable event, according to a n
graduate course while working in
the General Electric Co. Engineer
nounced plans, and should draw m any
ing Dep’t.
thou san d s of people to th e county fa ir
g rounds w here th e events w ill be
“ KIDDIE KAMI”’ TO CAKE
staged.
FOR LITTLE CHILDREN
A nother occasion in connection w ith |
w hich th e band w ill have a leading
A “kiddie k am p " is being arran g e d
p a rt w ill be th e F a rm e rs F ield Day
to c a re for th e ch ild ren of b erry p ick
and picnic to be held on th e fair ers in th e fields aro u n d G resham ,
g rounds on S aturday, Ju ly 18.
w hich w ill be ready for serv ice early
The recen t stre e t co n certs given by j n ext w eek. Louise F. Shields, w ho is
th e band have aw akened m uch in te r
m anagin g th e project, has secured the
est in th e local organization and have
grounds at th e re a r of th e G resham
opened th e eyes of all who have seen
grad e school, in clu d in g th e play shed,
and heard them to the fac t th a t we
and arran g e m en ts a re being m ade for
have an in stitu tio n deserving of cred it
at le a st tw o te a c h e rs to ta k e ch a rg e of
and th a t w ill be a cre d it to th e com
th e ch ild ren d u rin g th e day w hen
m unity.
th e ir p a re n ts a re busy in th e fields,
N early tw o y ea rs ago Dr. Johnson th u s a ssu rin g th e p ro p er ca re of the
u ndertook to develop a band, en listin g
ch ild ren and at th e sam e tim e leaving
th e help of ten or a dozer, m ore or
the m o th ers free to devote th e ir tim e
less experienced band p layers and
to th e w ork in th e field. T he ch ild ren
“break in g in ” about th e sam e num ber will be b ro u g h t from the b erry cam ps
of new but am bitious players. T he early in th e m o rn in g and re tu rn e d in
success attain ed has been due to the th e evening. T b e m enus of tr a n s p o r
le ad e r's patience and devotion and the
tai on h as n o t been fu lly w orked out,
p ersisten ce of the beginners. To m any
and it is hoped th a t a t le a st some of
of these Dr. Johnson has given p riv ate
the gro w ers w ill find it possible to
lessons and needed aid to all. G reat
help w ith th e ir own cars.
cre d it is also due m any of th e older
T he cost of th is serv ice to the
and m ore experienced players, some
gro w ers w ho w ish to ta k e advantage
of them busy b usiness and p ro fessio n of it w ill be $5 for th e season, and the
al men and farm ers, who have stood
cost per child w ill be $2 per week for
faith fu lly by to help build up th e o r
one in a fam ily and $1 per week for
ganization.
each ad ditional child in th e fam ily.
T he m em bers of the band a re se c u r
T h is la tte r co st is expected to be
ing sum m er su its thro u g h A ylsw orth , borne eq u ally betw een th e grow er and
& M artin and w ill soon look classy in
j th e p a re n ts of th e ch ild ren . I t is ar-
th e ir a ttra c tiv e uniform s.
1 gued th a t p a re n ts w ill m ore th an
T he p ersonnel of th e band is as
m ake up for th e cost by th e ir added
follow s:
; efficiency, and g ro w ers w ill be free
Officers—F ra n k Gibbs, p resid e n t;
! from ann o y an ce from ch ild ren who
Floyd L. Mack, m a n ag e r; Dr. H. C.
a re often m ischievous and who do
Jo hnson, d irec to r; C laire G ullickson,
consid erab le dam age to p ro p erty and
se c re ta ry -tre a su re r.
to b erries. P erh ap s th e g re a te st ad
P lay e rs— (cornet) F ra n k Zeigler,
vantage of th is p lan w ill be safety
C arl A rvidson, Jo h n O tt; (tru m p e t)
of th e ch ild ren from illn ess b ro u g n t
Clifford Gibbs, P aul R usher, D ale A lt
on by eatin g u n rip e an d u n su itab le
m an, W alter Sw eek; (c la rin e t) F red
fru it, or by lack of p ro p er food.
Pojade, E. F. Mack, Guy R obertson,
T ab les for th e k in d e rg a rte n w ork
A lbert Stout, W alter T illstro m ; (sa x
w ill be placed in th e play shed, and
ophone) Wm. O scher; (alto ) V earl
arra n g e m e n ts m ade for th e feeding of
H ow ell, H a rry Lew is, Floyd M ack;
the ch ild ren d u rin g th e day. T he lav-
(trom bone) C laire G ullickson, A llen I a to rie s w ill be av ailab le for th e c h il
Lind, L. H. Stone, F ra n k S co tt; (b a ri dren. b u t no o th er p a rt of th e school
to ne) Dr. H. H. Ott, Melvin P eterso n , building w ill be used. T his service
R onald E sson; (bass) C laude W elch,
will be av ailab le for th e ch ild ren of
O tto M agnuson, R obert Sm ith, (drum s)
w o rkers a t th e can n ery as w ell as for
H. E. T hayer, Al. Burge.
these in th e b e rry fields.
S everal of the p layers w ere m em
W hile th is so rt of serv ice for ch il
b ers of the form er Sandy band. Roy
dren has been estab lish ed in m any
E. C annon, am ong o th ers, is greatly- p a rts of th e co u n try , and w as said to
in te reste d in the success of th e band, be very su ccessfu l in th e Hood River
as sev eral of th e p layers a re high ! apple o rch a rd s, it is believed th a t th is
school stu d en ts, and it is stated th a t is th e first tim e it has been attem p ted
o th e rs of th e stu d en ts are p racticin g in a b e rry d istric t of th e w orld.
w ith a view to joining th e band later.
It is announced th a t th e band will
Crop P rospect* a re Splendid.
soon resum e th e S atu rd ay evening
P ro sp e cts a re for big cro p s all over
stre e t concerts.
Oregon. A bu n d an t ra in s in May all
over th e sta te gave all cro p s a sp le n
It ta k es every man 50 y ears to learn did stand. C en tral Oregon had m ore
how to live. "At 50 a m an is eith er a ra in fa ll in May th a n it has had for
fool or a physician.” But if a man years. E v ery th in g in th e W illam ette
a t 5o will do w hat he know s he ought valley is looking fine. T he potato
to do, he m ay easily live 50 y ea rs crop prom ises an ab u n d a n t yield, so
longer. To knonv is one thing, to do says the sta te m a rk e t agent.
is another.
W h a t you w an t, when you w a u t I 1
as you w ant It - W ant ad It.
P atro n iz e our ad v ertisers.
GOLDEN DAYS
BERRY
GROW ERS PACKING CO.
D. E. TOWLE, Manager.
JU L Y S T U F F — •
CANNERY GIVES HINTS
ON PICKING, SHIPPING
THINK IT OVER
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BETCHA A lN T — —
I S ot p o lla r n h a l f .
A n w h en I <$IT THf £5
CHERRIES PiCKEO .
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n o w '* i G o i N ' t '
f AHN A ny MONEY
F in . T u t fo u r t h
T YOU TAO N t y o u
ALL TSE T IM E '’i
Fine c r a c k er s A
VuJHi" 'CPoCER'CS.
j
#1.50 Per Year
By A. B CHAPIN
I A *D A fte a y o u f in is h T H A T , S o n y I
F O R Ç A T T O T R IM T U E H E P & E O »
(
I W O N T SISE Y O U A C E N T TO
S V E N O FOIL Y o o n . F O U R T H OF
HAB-HAB.-
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at sunsie ! I
T he c h e rry crop seem s to be u n ’ prom ptly to th e ca n n ery w ith your
u su ally light generally and the price nam e and num ber on each box.
is p ro p o rtio n ately higher. We are in
T his season affords a good op p o r
th e m a rk e t for Royal A nnes, Bings. tu n ity to w ipe out th e c h e rry fly mag-
L am berts, Black R epublicans, and gott as w ith th e sc arcity of ch erries
o th e r d ark v arieties a t th e h ighest th e fly* will not find enough to deposit
m a rk e t price and will ap p re cia te your th e ir eggs in and th is w ill go a long
patronage. P lease b rin g in sam ples w ay tow ard s ex term in a tin g them . In
of the different v arieties as they n ea r addition to th is if we m ake a special
m a tu rity and we will be pleased to effort to poison th e flies, u sin g th e fo l
quote you on sam e. We have an ex low ing fo rm u la: Lead a rse n a te
lb.,
ce lle n t chance th is year to m ake long su g a r sy ru p 2 q u a rts, w ate r 10 g al
d istance shipm ents along w ith our c a r lons, o r a q u an tity at th is proportion
lot shipm ents of red ra sp b e rrie s. T his th a t is suited to th e n um ber of tree s
is the first chance we have had to sell you have, using about a p in t to a tree
in the ea stern m arkets and we m ust applied in a fine sp ray as soon as the
try th is m a rk e t th is season. We will flies app ear and th e second sp ray in g
provide th e shipping boxes and tell should be applied w ithin a 10-day
you how to handle th e ch e rrie s for period and a th ird one w eek follow
th is trade. To m ake a success of th is ing, you w ill succeed in w iping out
m a rk e tin g plan it will be n ecessary j th is pest, especially If you pick the
fo r you to pick th e ch e rrie s at th e i c h e rrie s clean. Our co unty agent, 8.
rig h t tim e in th e rig h t way, so rtin g B. H all, can supply you w ith station
out all cu lls and crack s and w eighing I c irc u la r No. 35 th a t will help you and
in a given am ount of fru it according i you should act prom ptly a t th e rig h t
to the size of the box and delivering I time.
1#*8
1 AAteiBAio, scrub that Povrs ooop*
I’M SAKIN 'LB" >
o' MONEY FCP-
CHERRY GROWERS, ATTENTION!
23,
W ith th is heading th e O regonian in
R ussell M. W elch, w ho w as in ju red
Two G resham men, A. W. Shipley
a leading ed ito rial ca lls atten tio n to
in connection w ith his w ork for th e and F. D. Bechill, w ere heavy losers
th e heavy toll of m otor accidents ac
P o rtlan d E le ctric Pow er com pany on w hen th e Sandy L um ber com pany's
com panying th e Sunday trav el, m ost
Ju n e 15, passed aw ay a t St. V incents mill 12 m iles e a st of Sandy b urned
of them in P o rtlan d and on rad iatin g
hospital e a rly Sunday m orning, Ju n e early Sunday m orning, en tailin g a loss
highw ays.
21. T he accid en t w hich resu lted in of $25,000 to th e mill com pany. Mr.
An estim ate places th e num ber of
j his death o ccu rred a t th e com pany’s Shipley has been h au lin g w ith his
p erso n s m otoring around Mt. Hood
p lan t a t Bull Run n ea r th e L ittle San- tru c k for th e com pany u n d er co n
I dy dam , when he w as c a rrie d from th e tra c t, and Mr. B echill h as been (turn over th e new ly opened loop highw ay
f tra c k to th e rock riv er bed 12 feet be ing logs to th e m ill, and both are a t. fifteen thousand. T his probably
m eans th re e or fo u r th o u san d autos.
low. He suffered in te rn al in ju ries by heavy cre d ito rs of th e lum ber com
E stim atin g th e num ber th a t would
th e fall. Two ex p ert ph y sician s and pany.
probably jo u rn ey out from th e city in
tw o special n u rses m in istered to his
F ire b u rst out in th e mill Sunday 'o th er directio n s for longer or sh o rter
needs a t th e h o sp ital and every av a il m o rning soon a fte r th e night w atch-
able aid w as given him. but his in- J m an left th e m ill. T he fire fighters trip s on th is one day It is safe to put
! ju rie s w ere too com plicated and se- I w ere ham pered because of th e fact the num ber at ten to fifteen thousand
- vere and his condition w ould not per- th a t th e fire fighting a p p a ra tu s was m otor cars. T h at m eans crow ded
! mit any attem p t at an o peration or I inside of th e m ill and could not be highw ays. It also m eans th a t th e re
w ere hund red s of careless d riv ers and
I m inute exam ination. Five ribs w ere
, reached. N othing could be done to h u n d red s if not th o u san d s of n ear ae-
i fra ctu red and o th e r in te rn a l in ju rie s I save th e m ill. T he p la n er and much
cid en ts th a t d id n ’t happen by a h a ir's
suffered.
I of the dressed lum ber w ere destroyed, b readth, w hile a score or m ore did
Mr. W elch had been employed by ; b ut fire w hich com m enced sp read in g
happen.
(he P o rtlan d E le c tric Pow er com pany j in the y ard w as extinguished. The
In alm ost every case the one avoid
for th re e y ears. He w as th e first to j loss in th e y ard w as estim ated at tw o
able cause is abso lu te carelessn ess.
try out th e schem e of p u ttin g rock on or th ree th o u san d d ollars, p ractically
top of th e silt in dum p ca rs, and first ' covered by in su ran ce. $9,000 in su r- L ess reck less speed, less risk in p ass
ing up cars, m ore th o u g h tfu ln ess and
attem p t resu lted in his death. T he I ance w as c a rrie d on th e mill.
foresight would avoid all the accidents
rocks becam e imbedded in th e silt and
T he m ill had been closed te m p o ra r except p erh ap s one in a th o u san d s of
did not dum p readily, cau sin g th e load
ily for tw o days aw aitin g th e receipt those th a t occur.
to overbalance. W itnesses said th a t
[ of logs, and only about 30 of th e 70
H ere is w hat th e O regonian says.
Mr. W elch jum ped, landing on th e
em ployes w ere on the ground to a s Read It' again and th en ag ain and
sh a rp rocks.
sist in fighting th e fire. W hen th e th in k it over:
F u n eral services w ere conducted
tim b ers su p p o rtin g th e dam burned,
At a cost of tw o lives and tw enty-
th is aftern o o n a t th e F irs t F re e M eth
a to rre n t of w ater b u rst fo rth , h in d e r th ree in ju red , Oregon w ent m otoring
odist ch u rch in P o rtlan d , conducted
ing those who w orked for a tim e in over th e w eek-end. T he toll, you w ill
by th e Rev. E. N. Long of G resham .
observe, would be a very resp ectab le
w ate r to th e ir w aists. They saved the one for a rio t or a skirm ish, vet it Is
In term e n t w as in th e Rose City cem e
j cab in s of th e em ployes and th e rough not so u nusual, and a m ajo rity of us
tery.
tak e it calm ly enough. Wo have
lum ber in th e yards.
Mr. W elch w as born in M issouri in
grow n accum tom ed to such headlines.
T
he
p
lan
t
burned
form
erly
was
op-1
1872. He is survived by his w idiw ,
T he evil Is so n ear to us th a t fa m ilia r
M aty E. W elch, a son, Clauih- and a erated by M artin M ikkelson and Neil ' ity has blunted our sen se of peril.
d au g h ter G race, also a sister, Mrs. i ' Nelson, th e la tte r of whom w as killed Tliis dreadful ab n o rm ality is ev ery
w here accepted as a norm al condi
Fannie S lavens of P o rtlan d , and four in an autom obile accident in May. 1 tion.
b ro th ers, I. L. and R obert of F resno. About th a t tim e A. W. Shipley receiv
Collision w ith a stree t car, one dead,
C alifornia, R ufus of Seaside, Oregon, ed a broken an k le w hile at w ork and ! one in ju re d ; tw o in ju red in ano th er
and W. E. of New F ra n k lin , Missouri. h as been un ab le to w ork since then. collision; a w om an stru c k down by a
tru c k ; a child under th e w heels; six
Mr. Welch and his fam ily have liven
l.ast O ctober th e lum ber com pany in ju red in head-on collision betw een
in G resham for about tw o y ea rs un 1 w ent into th e hands of a receiver, th e tw o au tom obiles; two men receive
previous to th a t lived for several cre d ito rs organized and W. A. P ro cto r, broken lim bs when autom obile and
y ea rs in th e Pow ell V alley d istrict. m ayor of Sandy, w as m ade g en eral m otorcycles collide— how very com
onplace th is all sounds to us. Un
Mrs. Welch has been for m ore th a n a m anager. P ra ctically all of the em m
iese th e accid en t b efalls a friend, a
year re p o rte r on th e O utlook force
ployes of th e m ill w ere resid en ts of neighbor or a relativ e, u n less it
Sandy, and th e m ost of them heads of touches and co n cern s us p ersonally,
fam ilies, and a re now th ro w n out of u n le ss we a re in th e ca r th a t crash es,
After Law Violators.
we dism iss th e new s lightly. T om or
em
ploym ent. No p lan s for re b u ild row, next week, an o th er list, w ith o th
T he v ario u s sta te p o tato in sp ecto rs
have been check in g up on some of th e ing have been announced io dato.
e r nam es. W hose nam es w ill parade
grocery sto re s in th e co u n ties outside
In head lin es th en ? Who know s?
of P o rtlan d , and sev eral cases of
t u t o P u s h e d O v e r C lif f .
T he lesson of th ese tra g ic episodes
plain violation of th e new potato law
A coupe ow ned by B. W. F am e s, is plain enough for all to read. A
have been rep o rted , m ostly tn e m is
larg e pro p o rtio n of all traffic acci
b ran d in g of stock by th e g ro w ers and 1197 Cleveland avenue, w as found d ents is th e cre atio n of carelessn ess.
the ig noring of th e sack branding. In w recked in Kandy riv er a t the foot of Most of th e collisions, the crash es,
each case th e m a tte r has been tak eh the 200-foot cliff n ea r th e old au to m o the w ounds, th e fra c tu re s, and the
up w ith th e individual, and th e cases bile clubhouse on the Base L ine road d eath s a re avoidable—th ro u g h c a u
a re pending. T he le g isla tu re put th e
tion. T he lesson is caution. Motor
enforcem ent of th e law up to th e early la st F rid a y m orning. T he ca r ists who read such new s u n th in k in g
S tate Inspection d ep artm en t, and th e w as sto len from 5th and P ine stree ts, ly, w ithout resolving th a t they will
S tate M arket A gent C. E. Spence P o rtlan d , some tim e d u rin g th e night, never co n trib u te to the shocking ro s
sta te s th a t he believes w hen th e g ro w strip p ed of a sp o tlig h t and w histle ter, by reck less or im prudent driving,
ers and d ealers ap p re cia te th a t com
a re am ong th o se from whose com pany
pliance w ith th e law w ill be for th e and pushed over th e cliff.
th e lists of tom orrow w ill certain ly
benefit of all concerned, th e re will be
D eputy Sheriffs W ilson an d R ex be draw n. T hink It over.
little tro u b le w ith violations.
ford, who investigated th e w reck, de
Fire Works.
clared th a t th e re was no one in tl. •
Seventeen p tates in th e U nited S tates m achine w hen it plunged over th e
L arge stock of fire w orks for sale.
have no b rew eries w ithin th e ir b o r b rin g of th e cliff, as w as feared at Cleveland avenue and Section Line
ders. New Je rse y fo rm erly had 36. first. T he place w here the ca r w as road. Mrs. H a rry T ru e tt.—Adv.
now it has 6. M ichigan, w hich had 25, found is th e sam e as th a t w here M. A.
Sale ends Ju n e 30
now has 7.
Bishop w as killed tw o w eeks ago
T ake ad v an tag e of th e Big B argain
sale now on a t L. L. K idder Hdwe.
when his c a r w ent over th e bluff.
store.
H undreds of money savers.
A m an w rites in his last hour, “ Burn
me up, sc a tte r my ash es aro u n d the
T h ere a re 23 sta te s in th e Union
S tatu e of L iberty in New York H a r
Chicken D inners.
w here w hiskey can n o t be prescribed
bor. D eath has set me free.”
Special
chicken
d in n er every W ed
as a m edicine and sta tistic s show they
nesday noon un til fu rth e r notice.
a re th e h ea lth iest sta te s in A m erica, P rice 50c. W ith ro w ’s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad.
G et th e c la s sifie d ad. h ab it.
L ook
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TUESDAY, JUNE
f MUSO Thun IM 0 O T Í7
Í OL'SMABTY —
G uess i m earnin '
H O N E Y TOO —
AAV «O TAFO ’S
Coi»/ TO (rive ME
TWENTY Five CENTS
F ob - TfcuO iiJ'TH ' )'
J5A SY—
,
***ff*e*a
< S ftcma thousand
million D ollars
, J a c k —
w e GOT COUPLA MORE
YARDS T't>O A V
TON / BA LOOM AW'
B o b l a m b d i n a r e
I l a b l e T ' BFA t U» Its ‘E m
w e v e e p t h a t «-» t o a
ÍF K * c u it
!
WE S e n MORE M ONEY
for foiaith o ' J u l y
T han Y ou have |
,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
D uc ks — ,
C arefulness in little details of pick
ing and packing red ra sp b e rrie s for
shipping, and In stru ctio n s on grading
a re given th e grow ers trib u ta ry to
th e te rrito ry of th e B erry G row ers
P acking com pany in th e follow ing
le tte r from th e m anager, D. E. Tow le:
“T he h arv e st is on. T he b erry q u al
ity is good. T he dem and is good at
very high prices. B erries to ship m ust
be dry and firm. T ell th e pickers to
not pick the black or very d ark ones.
W atch carefu lly in packing to not in
clude hallocks w ith very d ark berries
in. If th e re a re a few very d ark b er
ries on the canes shake th e bush be
fore picking. If you get behind w ith
th e picking and th e b erries get soft
and dark , pick In can n ery cra te s for
b arrelin g . E m pty all shipping h a l
locks w ith m any d ark soft b erries In
Into can n ery hallocks and bring to the
ca n n ery for b arrelin g . Sm all sized
firm b erries are th e best shippers.
E very m em ber who can deliver dry,
sound b erries should do so for ship
ping. T ru e cooperation dem ands th is
of you as It is a life saver. Keep th e
b erries in a cool shade, handle c a re
fully. do not ja r th e crates. Your su c
cess depends on doing little th in g s
rig h t. Much depends on the Inspector
at th e packing shed. D eliver all ship
ping b erries a t th e ten t ea st of th e of
fice. D eliver tw ice a day nnd do not
keep any sh ip p in g b erries on th e
ran ch over n ig h t as they m ust be h u r
ried to cold sto rag e for chilling. Some
m em bers should deliver eith er for
shipping or can n ery ea rlie r nr la ter
In th e forenoon and afternoon to avoid
w aitin g in line.
"L e t's all pull to g eth er for th e com
mon good and we will lmild up an In
d u stry th a t all Oregon w ill be proud
of.
D em onstrate th a t farm ers can
pull to g eth er and help them selves nnd
all of th e com m unity. 'Success Is
m ade up of doing little th in g s w ell.’
“The g en eral public, including the
b u sin ess m en of G resham a re invited
to call a t th e can n ery any evening and
see 411 organized b erry grow ers m ak
ing deliveries of th e ir crops of b e r
ries, and th is Invitation Is especially
extended to th o se few business nasi of
G resham who a re stockholders In the
old can n ery building who h esitate
about co n tra ctin g th eir stock w ith the
new association, and m aybe you could
lie assu red th a t the B erry G row ers
ra n and will pay you $25 per sh a re for
stock holdings as agreed u n der th e
c o n tra ct as our tu rn o v er will average
$10,000 per day for the next 30 days
and In addition to redeem ing your
stock at p ar su rely some of th e cash
tu rn ed loose In th e com m unity will
find Its way over th e cou n ter into your
cash reg ister. So please come over
and ta k e a look nnd lie convinced thnt
the B erry G row ers are a Million Dol
la r Company, ta k e a receip t for your
stock, and all w ill be forgiven and we
will all he h appy and boost for ea st
ern M ultnom ah county."
GRESHAM YOUNG PEOPLE
MARRIED IN POR I LAND
A b eautiful hom e wedding was held
on W ednesday evening, Ju n e 17, a t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ogilbee,
581 H enry avenue, P o rtlan d , when
th e ir d au g h ter G race becam e th e bride
of G eorge Lane, son of C. H. L ane of
G resham . Dr. A. Thom pson of G rrsh -
am perform ed th e cerem ony In the
presen ce of ab o u t 40 g u ests, m em bers
and in tim ate frien d s of the tw o fam i
lies. L unch w as served follow ing the
cerem ony.
T he b rid e h as been a resid en t for a
num ber of y ea rs of G resham , w here
she Is a p o p u lar te ac h er In th e grade
school, and w here she has co n tracted
to teach n ex t year. T he groom,
has sp en t th e g re a te r p a rt of his life
here. He Is a g rad u a te of the G resh
am high school and is a stu d e n t in
Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College, w here he
has com pleted th re e years, sp ecializ
ing in dairying, b u tte r and cheese
m aking. He expects to com plete his
course n ex t year.
Mr. and Mrs. L ana have ren ted a
house on Hood avenue and F ou rth
stree t, w here th ey w ill begin house
keeping,
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Helpers Wanted for Pageant
Performance*.
Adah Losh Rose, who is tra in in g
h u n d red s of p erfo rm ers for th e
series of p ag ean ts to be given a t the
G resham fa ir g ro u n d s on th e eve
n in g s of Ju ly 4, 5, 6 and 7, has
issued a cell for m ore helpers. She
w an ts ch ild ren up to th e age of 16
End older young ladies as well.
T hese a re needed for th e p atriotic
p ag ean t on th e F o u rth . "S aul, King
of is r a e i” on Ju ly 5, and th e Mardi
G ras on Ju ly 7. All who w ill help
a re asked to m eet a t th e city hail,
G r-sh am on W ednesday. Ju n e 17,
at 2 o’clock.