LOCAL BREVITIES
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¡^Frederick Barns left Monday
for Enterprise, Ore.
M. J. Kerkes was in Portland,
Tuesday on business.
Miss Helen John went to Cor
vallis, where her home is.
L. V. Cleworth will spend the
summer at his home in Iowa.
Miss Leta Possen is visiting at
the home of Daniel Erdman in
Boring.
The Artisans are going to have
a dance in the pavilion on June
11th.
Mrs. G. H. Lichthorn was a
business visitor in Portland on
Tuesday.
Etta McWillis has our thanks
for a bouquet of beautiful peo
nies, she left at the house.
Carl Duus and family of East
ern Oregon, arrived Tuesday, to
visit his father and mother.
Lyle Wagner was taken to
Portland Tuesday, for medical
examination and treatment.
Mr. and M. E. Williams of
Gresham, were over Sunday vis
itors at the U. S. Morgan home.
Dr. Will Dale was here from
Portland, last Sunday, to visit
his parents and other relatives.
Mesdames A. E. Sparks, N.
Ecker, W. Heylman, U. H. Gibbs,
were all Portland visitors Satur
day.
W. H. H. Wade took in the
grange picnic Saturday, at Eagle
Creek. He reports a fine time
and splendid eats.
Mrs. A. Haidlen and daughter
were also among those who took
the train for Portland, Saturday
morning.
A sewing class of high school
girls has been organized to meet
once a week. Mrs. C. J. Pimm
is their instructress.
Mrs. L. F. Bishop came home
from a Portland hospital last
Wednesday, where she had un
dergone an operation.
Miss Murray has gone to her
home at Grants Pass, to await
the happy event which is to take
place about September.
As an example of what the
school manual training depart
ment is capable, just call at the
bank and see its new desk.
Mrs. Ida Holder will visit vari
ous Baptist churches in Texas
this summer, and in the fall will
accept a position with a Baptist
Church in Spokane.
Miss Isabel Yocum returned
home last week from teaching at
Stanfield, in Eastern Oregon.
She went t Saturday to visit a few
days with her brother in Port
land.
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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Thursday, May 26, 1921
Mr. J. W. Safford spent the week
end in Portland.
Miss Mary Ely went to Lents
Saturday to visit friends.
Mrs. R. Coop, of Currinsville,
went to Portland Saturday.
The many friends of Otis Wag
ner are rejoiced to see him back
home again and looking so well.
He arrived in time to attend the
school alumni banquet, Saturday
evening.
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The large majority of the stockmen who uae the National For
ests are unanimous in the belief that burning of the range results In
harm rather than benefit, and have for some time opposed all burn
ing. Valuable feed is destroyed by the burning and the permanent
carrying capacity of the ranges lessened. In most cases it requires
from one to three years or more for a range to recover from a severe
burn,, and during the interval the amount of forage produced is
much lessened. Valuable weeds seldom recover from severe burns
until after severul years, if ever. In the mountains of the west it
may be confidently stated that burning is not necessary to Improve
the range. It is an injury rather than a benefit. Grass, moreover,
has become valuable and must be husbanded, and any kind of clean
ing process which will deprive the stock of feed, even temporarily,
results in distinct economic loss to the stockmen.
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gunwadding, shall be punished by fine of not less than
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