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MUCH MATTER WILL BE FOUND IN THIS ISSUE OF INTEREST TO DAIRYMEN IN THIS SECTION
TWICE A WEEK
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNT'. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 12. 1911
VOL I. NO. 21
EIGHTH
GRADERS
™ . GIVEN
m iT
T rc T
PU I TO TESI
ta
MILK PRODUCERS
CONDITIONS OF
MEET TOMORROW
P0ST0FF1LES
SUCCESSFUL DAIRYING
‘Ever at Your Service”
P h o n e 701
$1.50 PER YEAR
PICTURE SHOW,
NEW BUILDING
The second meeting of the milk
The postm istress has her trials *»
w ell as other fo lk s
D uring th is A lengthy
article on th is subject course, there are many cow s that It producers w ill l>e held in Gresham W i l l Be E re c te d a t O n c e b y
State
E x am s C au se
H a rd
month M rsM cColl and her a ssista n ts appeared in the Pacific H om estead does not cost 200 pounds of butter tom orrow . Saturday afternoon at 1
D. C. R o s s o n L o ts o n
T h in k in g —\ \ ork a C redit
are required to count every piece by A. W. Langdon, a dairym ou Of to care tor. but th ese cow s do not o'clock
The iu vestigation s set on
M ain S treet.
o f mail m atter passing through th tlr W ashington. It is all good
W* produce much.
foot at th e m eeting tw o w eeks ago
to T each er.
hands and also tell how many tim es select a few paragraphs for busy
During the last tw elve or fifteen have stirred up considerable Interest
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th ey handled it from th e tim e it is readers
years th e price of butter has
in- and a large atten d an ce is predicted.
a new building, esp ecially adapt-
T he regular final exam in ation o f.
a spring balance, a m ilk sh eet, a creased ouly
40 or 50 per
cent
A great deul of Importance at- cd for m otion picture sh ow s, w ill he
eigh th grade pupils for graduation dumped o ff th e car until It is dellv-
in- la ch es to th is gath erin g and steps erected on Main street on th e prop-
from the com m on sch ools is being
to »“• “er8On «“ M « * 8«»
tester, and above all a w illin gn ess while the price of brau has
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per must be takeu toward p erfectin g a Prty o f D. C. R oss. Just sou th of
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in m eans a lot of red tape which for- to UBe tbem . only
can determ in e creaoed 100 per cent, hay
held
yeaterdax and
in
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aud today
To m ake perm anent organisation w ith som e Mr. H oetsel's bakery. Work w ill be-
•hools
o n b f or on e m onth Our w h eth er th ere are any
of
theae cent, labor Jo per cent
Gresham and several other si
W ith a com plete it profitable th is n ecessitates uu Irn- d efin ite plan of ioneerte.1 action No gin on (h e building Monday and it
local poat o ffice people have th e con- COws in the herd
in th is county. The qu estion s
it
l f Ex- s“ 1» 1*011 that
th e larger o ffices niilk record the m ilk need not be Proveinent In the herd aud in the doubt other Interests w ill lie repre
expected to have It flntshed about
p iep ai
> i te sta te
tu ri
th rou(,j,out th e country are reqnlr- tested more
than th ree
or four m ethods of dairying
sented and thoee who are behind June let,
atniners which is com 1
cd to do th e sam e. If the depart- tim es a year to obtain a
very close
S u ccessfu l dairying depends upon th is m ovem ent may need to exercise
The building w ill be 4<4*M feet,
governor, secretary of
sta te
and
m ent has any doubt about the pOBt- (,(ea o f w hat each cow is producing, several fundam ental con d ition s
In both care and diplom acy to defeat having an
Inclined floor,
seated
su p erin ten d en t o f publlu iu slru ctiou .
.
If Now. If the feed is w eighed
oven- the first place, the m anager must be the man who Is still con ten t to »aim with o|>era chairs, with
seat* for
T he su b je c t, are reading, w rit- I» “ ’t'r8
r
very a business man and do a good deal pete singlt* handed with ccm blued In 350 people. It w ill be o f fram e con-
in« arith m etic, geography. United «"»»
8Ure ,b ey wUl t‘“ rn ,h e,n «lonally. th e dairym an can
---- s are paying of thinking, figuring, and planning terest or let others than h is brother «(ruction with corrugated Iron front,
th is m onth.
' closely tell which cow
S tates history,
civ il
governm ent,
Why th is is required is not stat- T he dairym an must do th e th in k - He should have a natural fon d n ess farm ers pull the wool over hl* eyes The cost w ill bo about $1600.
E nglish gram m ar and sp ellin g
The
The building has been teased for
for his cow s; th e for anim als, especially dairy cattle, w h ile new and progressive m easures
ed but it is presum ably in th e in ­ tng and figu rin g
county
su p erin ten d en t,
with
his
cow s can not and w ill not
that w ill foster a kind and getter- are being laid on the tab le or voted three years by Glaude Sm ith, the
terests o f econom y.
assistan ts, w ill read and grade all
pioneer in m otion pictures in Gresh­
A dairm an and his son decided to ou s treatm en t, and above
all he out of existen ce
papers, w h ile a special exam iner is
am, who has been using the Grange
keep a close record of their cow s mus. have good Judgment in
care,
appointed for each school tak in g the
hall, li e hus put on a good clean
for a year. B efore they began they selection , and breeding
In the
exam in ation to te e that th ere Is no
cla ss of pictures and has m aintained
picked out th e five best cow s ac- second place, the
cattle
selected
assistan ce given to th e pupils by
good order. He Is determ ined
to
cording to their idea The best cow must be good of their kintl suited
each other or by their teacher.
have the best .and w ill dou b tless
w as the one they had picked out for to the object of the dairym an
lu
A visit to the room in Gresham
flail the new building a great ad-
third
T he second best w as not on the third place, the dairym an should
w here this test is being held con-
.Mrs Emil K a r te ll, .Mrs. A. J B.
their list at all. The third best w ss study ail th e m arkets and their
The Gresham D istrict Commercial vantage
The location Is all that
vinced th e Outlook
rep resen tative K nighton, Mrs L. T. L usted and
th eir fourth. The fourth best w as prices as well as th e m ethods and ,.lub w tl| have »onle ,i„ i„ g s on Erl- | could be desired
that the work was progressing satis- Mrs. A rthur D ow selt braved all th e
th eir first
F ifth uot on th eir list cost of transportation
*0 as
to (, a).
next week
The coinple-
Mr Sm ith, who lias been em ­
factorily. T hirteen pupils were tak- horror* of war and crossed th e in-
at all. And the one they plebed know in which form he can put his , , on all(, furni,h in g of the new hull ployed in the depot until
r e c e n tly
ing th is exam ination and a glan ce ct ternattonal lin e into Tia Juana last
ou t for second w as furth er
down product on the market to com m and )a
tlp celebrated by an en tertain- w ill assist In erectin g the building
t
printed lists of q u estion s show - W ednesday, w here they were en ter-
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frien d s th e " 8t T hl" <lalr>lnan an<* hlli tbt‘ h‘R'“'»t price
In the fourth |nent un,| reception. Some o f Ore- anil w ill d evote his en tire tim e to
ed that the Board bad been v e r y 'ta llie d by their American
soil had been m ilking and feeding place, and one of the secret* of g(in . ,ut, . t publlc spirited citlaens the business
T he G range hull will
fair in Its selection o f topics. Each Mr and Mrs. Jam es Me. Ph. Robin-
thle-herd for years
su ccessfu l dairying. Is the feeding w,„ a tten j anj g(Ve us a chance to l»e used until the new building is
question w as carefu lly And plainly gun, and apent a very pleasant after-
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«tils
To m ake It a su ccess it is neces- of th e dairy cow. The ideal dairy ,nove up a much or tw o in our Ideal ready.
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worded so th at .th e pupils m ight noon. In crossin g th e line in to th is
they sa ry
milk few er and better cow s cow of today Is an high-pressure on |(M.a| developm ent.
easily uudei stand ju st wliat was re­ little ancient M exican tow n,
and to do th is the dairym an must milk m achine extrem ely sen sitiv e to
y , Chapman, secretary of the
quired, We have seen many lists were not m olested by the rebel nor
for (>r,,g(,n D evelopm ent
understand each cow
Individually, her environm ent aud
callin g
League and
of q u estion s subm itted to pupils in the regular
forces,
nor did th e
orried »tudylng
each
cow aud treatin g great care In her m anagem ent and ,
r „( | | 1H Portland I’oiumer-
other sta tes hut none any fairer or R obinson's feel alarm ed or w
them as separate m achine* with dlf- feed in g If sh e 1» to do h erself max- p,aj e jub> will be present and also
b etter fitted to draw
out
rep lies over the report that Tia Juana was
Mrs IIIll, of New York City, will
ferent capacities.
Imum
work
These forage crop*
w . Cotton, one of Gresham's
from pupils w hich woul 1 in d ica te In the hands of th e rebels,
speak at the Methodist church Sun­
A ccording to Prof.
F raser, of and con cen trates should he w ell uu
pr„ lu|,H.ut citizen s
th eir understanding o f th e subject.
With all th is war scare Mr. Rob-
Illin ois, a cow must produce alm ost 1 d erstood as to com position and cost,
sp ecial m usic and oth er
enter- day at 3 p nt. and In lire even in g at
A bundle of papers already w ritten jnson has been able to go on undls- 200 pounds 0» butter to pay a ll ex -j so as to know what feed s are more ta la ln g featu res are being arranged S
She w ill address th e young peo­
by the class and in th e hands of turbed with tlie building o f his new
ple
ut the Epworth League service
penses. If properly cared
for. Of profitable to m ise or buy
for. R efreshm ents w ill he served.
th e exam iner, Mrs. Jas E lk in gto». •■■.¡deuce now nt-aring com p letion ,
IIIll
The com m ittee sla te s
that thl* “t ?
<“
afternoon Mrs
were conapicuqus fo r n eatn ess and a nd It is safe to say that should any
will be free and open Io the public "HI speak specially In the Interests
general arrangem ent of answ ers.
one from th is sid e venture across
ami esp ecially all men Interested in >'f
M“ een Esther work It Is de-
We con gratu late the p u p ils o f tli t the lin e, more esp ecially th e fair
the work of the C om m ercial club »‘red (but ail the young people at-
■ lass on th eir good proapect o f c o m -'se x , Mr. Robinson w ill see that th ey
G eiitlem eh are Invited to bring their ton.l th l. and th e League service.
p letein g Ibis year the work of the are not disturbed by th e Mexicans.
A special progrum of m usic has
ladles.
school. It w ill be a s
o
r
t --------------------------
been prepared by the
choir
and
P rizes aggregatin g »90(10 In value Northern Pasi tic railway, offers 25
of a m ile ston e in th eir lives a tim e
TltO I TDAI.E,
young
lad
les
o
f
the
circle
fur
the
NECTIGA
LINE
are offered the farm ers of the »«<> K°'<1 P»«*'«*. or ’ 8 0 0 > ,o r ,b e
to look back to w hen they made a
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evening. The follow in g
are
the
best 25 boxes of apples of any va­
The
county
assessor
wus
around
s p - iia l effort to accom plish
Mrs Trumbul of Portland w ill de- N orthw est at the A m erican Land and
numbers:
riety or varieties, grown anyw here | n (h()( y,c| n n y Wedaeaday.
th in g and succeeded.
IB1MR liver an address to th e
leactters
E xposition to he held in
Special song by the choir.
Supt. R obinson's assistait! called
on both mind and habits is excel Parents association Friday, May 12
v „rk
Duet, Hark, Hark, My Soul, Mrs
le n t a n d m ust not he
overlooked
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. . . Ma,ll»on Square Garden. New York
T he
Northern R ailw ay
Is at the Buckley school Wednesday.
len t and must not >e o v en o o a eu
q H elm ing has moved
into his
A
,
V alentine and C. W. A lbertson
T he teacher in cjtarge of th is cla ss r,,gl(lenee on the hill.
Mrs E sstg. C1,y' N ovenib‘,r 3 ,o
1 9 1 1 ' Many advertising no. only the prise offer- There have bMB many visitors at
Song and chorus, Queen
E sther
Miss Eva C am pbell, certain ly
de- ister of Mrs H elm ing Is now In Oregon la,ld ow ners w ill com pete
ed by Mr H ill, but th ose to be thp school th is last week
chorus
acre
serves much credit for the excel- change o f th e h otel.
G reatest atten tion is directed to Riven by the other railway officials.
|, , , reported that
many
D uet, T ell It Again, M isses Echo
out of the
lent work done in th is departm ent
H„.l dnnvhter Mvrtle ,h e
P flw silv er cup offered
Jon es und G ladys Miller.
Our brief acq u ain tan ce with her and
,
Pui-tlanil Satur by Ittnies J HUI. chairm an of the lan‘l show ever held. ( hlcago, I Ills- acreage lying south of the I'owell
her work has shown that sh e be- *
rela tiv es
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s a ur
Northern railw ay, for the best barg. Omaha and C olum bus
have v a lle y road on Buckley avenue, and
l»M IDE.
longed not to that class who per-
„ ra
,
„„a hri„ ,,.,r W 100 pouds of wheat grown In th e held large exp osition s, hut th is will ««.veral houses are being built Many Decide, the I’ercheroii stallion , well
form tlKiir daily task m erely for the
'
United S ta te , and show n at th is ex- I* U rger B esid e, the cash trop h ies holllM.B arc
under construction
known In Gresham and vicin ity, w ill
sak e of filth y luehre. but she goes Y
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position
Any grow er In the conn- and cups, th ou san ds of d ollars w ill ,,n , he Hec.lon Line road Just weal
m ake the season at follow s
about her work with
test and an ,
7 ” . Y * /. ,
try can com pete on th e
follow in g be offered in farm m achinery and (>f , he ,.„ y i„ n „ . Mr. Lundberg's
Monday, at livery hart, at Sandy
am bition to m ake the m ost o f her ° 100,1
re
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, con d ition s
The
fa d s
m ast
be a r tic le , that w ill be of use to th e pla,.p ha,
„urveyed Into .m a ll
T uesday, at E
F. D onahue's
op p ortu n ity, to m ould her boys and
Mis. John Larson am . rs.
ar gworn to an(j «(tested by
tw o w it- grow ers
The cream of farm prod tracts.
barn, Boring
girls Into men ami women who shall , '8r8On * ere “ • W a8hou* tt1' U a8h ' nesw .
W heat must he exhibited »<«• *»»1 be exhibited
Canada and
The pipe line
work I. getting
W ednesday, till Thuraday noon,
he a credit to th e com m unity and la8t week visitin g rela tiv es
(h<>
y |„ id
p^r the South are preparing to exhibit a | ong »lowly as th e pipe la now be at
Straus Lumber C o 's yard,
an honor to th eir town.
We trust
Louise H elm ing has gone to Palm - acrp general appearance and w eight
For years, write* Mr. H ill, the |n g hauled In place by team s and Greshatn
th at each class In our public school *‘r - O regon, to ta k e up her rest- lru en e»» | O variety and typ e, m eth- N orthw est has raised the Lest wheal, laid by hand. Goodw la a camp No
Friday and Saturday, W A. Proc­
w ill m ake as good a show ing when dence with Mrs Jack Oliver.
(M, of prpparati„ n o f ia „d.
what If som e oth er section should win I has been moved west to where the tor's at C ottrell
th e final test shall com e.
Mrs Ray Sexton visited with her rrops grew on land for three years th is cup th e N orthw est will aacelve pipe lin e turns up to Mt. Tabor.
S tr a u s l.u o ila - r C o . , O w n e r » .
F ollow ing is a list of exam in ees husband at Portland Sunday
previously, d ate
of
sow ing
and a body blow
Part of her gloriou s
New H otel at Sandy.
Kirk T hom pson. K atie Camp, Vera
The people of
T ro u td sle
were m ethod, amount o f seed sow n and reputation as "the w orld's
bread-
Quick Time on llo u te.
Mr* K M D ouglas has opened
S m ith , Joe Chido. Donald O N e lso n ,' shocked W ednesday to learn of th e d a te of harvesting must he attested b ask et” w ill be gone. W eekly Ore-
To travel eigh teen and three-quar
W illard B liss. G ladys M itchel. E< I10 sudden death o f B ert Sexton which
Howard E lliott, president of th e gonlan
ter* mile* In th ree hours and forty be Mt Hood H otel and R estaurant
Chicken
d in ­
m inutes slid mak<- aeveaty six stops it Sandy, Oregon
Jon es, Harry Stanley. A rlie Gibbs, oc< urri d at the Good Sam aritan hus
ner* will be served each Sunday and
W ANTED Black Langahan eggs 1» certain ly going som e
day. He re­
FOR SALE Unimproved land In
G lenwood .Miller, Viol
Mr* J O.
R obison.
ordered
T hat's what a Gresham mall <at- hrough the week when
cen tly underw ent an operation al tr a its o f 20, 40 or HO acres
Eden Jordan.
Four for settin g
R 1, box 100, T routdale, Ore
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du als, 25c and up
B eds, 25c to
th at place.
rler
did
m iles from Gresham
Some Im­
75c
Mrs. Dougina hua a garage In
Mrs C I. Raker I receiving a
Yesterday
Tarred paper in the nest boxes
provem
ents
on
each
tract.
Also
onnectlon
and special a tten tion will
visit from Mrs. W. A W illiam s and
On
Route
4
w ill keep out lice.
FOR RENT Good pasture
for
w agons aud harness fo:
e given au tom ob ile pnrtlea
Phone
The horses,
It was J P Freeman
children
of D ayton, Oregon
ca
ttle
Call
at
P.
M
Johnson
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one
sale. Sm all hunch of Angora goat*
3«.
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Quickest
tim
e
he
ever
made
'adios are slaters.
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P. TIME TABLE.
and a h alf m ile south of Hognu sta-
Jas Knarr h a s be en la id u p w ith Easy term s. Far particular» ad
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dress P. H Roork. G resham , R oute “ on
Portland
a sore foot.
tí 50 a in. for Cazadero.
2. P hone 461.
21 I
Rev.
Thom
as
Robinson
of
Falr-
7 :4 5
for Gresham,
PASTU RE C attle w anted to pa*
1 view w as a pleasant caller In Trout-
g 45 — for Cazadero.
lu re
Inquire of B W itter, Gresh­
F ive A crew for Sale
9 .4 5 — for Gresham.
1 d ale Tuesday.
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10 4S — for Cazadero.
Aaron Fox has esta b lish ed anoth- By ow ner, three and a half mllea am, Oregon. Phone 3X3
G lttN H lM I« a city. nl tlw F,n*»l«*rn (»at«w M y U> P o r t la m i In
11 45 — for Gresham
er blacksm ith shop here near th e east o f Gresham, In high state of
1 2 :4 5 p m for Cazadero.
Hi«* lfl< «rt «»f Kaat«*m Multfi«»niNli 4 <»unly, I In* ni< ml
library
C
harlie
Quinn
being
th
e
cu
ltivation
,
three
and
a
half
acres
IlMld*» Ml I V m Ik u » h h I.
1 :4 5
for Gresham.
Progr«**«lie 4 «flinty In 4>r«*g<»n.
blacksm ith.
,n ^ru,t an<* berries, balance open
2 27 — E xpress
Krxkwood G range baa a<*t (be
2 45
for C aladero.
Mr and Mrs H H olte and ch ll- ground, good house.
barn, apple ¿ate of Ha n e it dance for May 13
A ll! A M A«.EM
3 :4 5 — for Oreaham.
dren of F airview and Mrs.
Fred house, tw o w ells, th ree quarter acre F ollow in g danrea w ill be held on
Only Thirteen tulles from Portland P oslofflce.
4 45 — for Cazadero
M .ssner and children of Lenta vie fenced chicken tigh t, and ben li o u a e . __
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May
June 10. July 1. July 22
Reached by tw o Electric Suburban L ines wllh advan tages of light
5 45 — for Gresham.
Ited Mr* Matilda H ogue and fam ily one Quarter m ile from county road, jjlchard'a orchestra and the usual
« 45 — for Caaadvro.
and power
Sunday
Join* Section Line which
w ill
be (•range gepper
1 1 :3 3 — for Gresham.
Ticket« II 00; «up­
Best of City W ater from P ortland's F am ous Hull
Run
W ater
arrive at
Cars fiom
Portland
llotiert W ilson of Portland visit- opened In near future
Good road per 2 5 cent a extra
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system .
Gresham one hour later.
cd with his parents here Sunday
*“ “ » P,a r e - tWo r" 11"8 ,o ebur. h,5((0
Many m iles of Beat Macadamized roads In Oregon radiating In all
Mr* Jas D avis of F airview visit X«rda to erhool house
Plow , har-
directions.
Gresham for Portland
FOR SALE
S in gle seated one
edw ltb Mrs Louis Kum m er F riday ^ w . cu ltiv a to r and other to o ls go
1 2 :2 5 a m from Gresham
Seat of the County Grange Fair, en cou ragin g best In A griculture
Price.
12,500
caab
horse
bu
ggy,
and
sin
g
le
driving
afternoon
I w nh
5 40 — from Gresham.
and Livestock
6 30 — from Boring.
Phone Greabaoi 135
or
address harness Mrs J A. S tep h en s.P leas
H as splendid High School and branch of Portland
F ree Public
7 .3 7 — from Cazadero.
ant
Hume
P
ostoffice
Gresham,
and Miss France* P o tter of Canby. T routdale, O. W. A llder.
Library.
7 :5 0 — Express.
r .
visited at th e hom e o f th e form er's
X 45 - from Gresham
At th e doorway of one of the world's great m arkets
Gresham Is
9 39 — from Cazadero
- Mrs M 11 " i u f rum Friday MOKHEM AND CTJWB I 1 > I: MAU
th e right location
for the gardner, dairm an, fruit grow er,
Id 45 - from Gresham
n igh t to Monday when th ey re-
One m atched team , bay horaoo,
IcOST
F em ale
Scotch C ollie,
poultry, etc
11 3» — from Cazadero,
#
turned to th eir sch o o ls
w eigh t. 290«; age. * and 10 years black and tan. w hite collar a n i
Its h ealth fu l conditions, beautiful scenery, nearness to Portland,
12 4» p m from Gresham
Jew J en n in gs w hile playing ball One black gelding 4 years; w eight. breast
1 : 39 — C azadero
only a few m inutes' run by car or au to m ake th is the Ideal
N an od Topsy N otify It F
2 45 — from Greoham
Sunday at G resham got hi* leg hurt 1 2 0 0 , on e bay filly 5 years; w eight W alters, Gresham H eights or phone
place for suburban hom es
3 39 — from Cazadero.
q u ite badly. He la not able to 1250. Ten first d o e s m ilch cow* O utlook
In th e vicinity of Gresham are many square m iles of the best land
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4 45 —— from Gresham
W ill m ake special price on th ese
com
e hom e yet
In O regon, much of it yet unim proved, which only w aits the
af. J9
from Cazadero
The W allace Sign
com pany
o f cow s to anyone who can handle the
7 :1 5
from B oring
Investm ent of a little ■ sp ltal and labor lu m ake II u w ell pay­
FOR SALE Giwxl
bouse
and
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INVASION OF
OUR TIA JUANA
COMMERCIAL CLUB
OPENING RECEPTION
SPECIAL PROGRAM
AT M. E. CHURCH
SHALL THE NORTHWEST LOSE
PRIZE FOR BEST WHEAT?
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