Gresham outlook., August 18, 1911, Image 2

G resham O utlook
I W I I k A W EEK
P u b lish ed every T u esd ay an d F rid ay
a t G resh am , O regon.
H. L FT. GLAIR, E d ito r and I'u b l'r
A. It LYMAN, B u sin ess M anager.
Siih M * ri|» lio ii
One year, 11.50;
nix month«, 75c;
th re e m o n th ’.« trial
■ubncrlption,
50c
A dvert I whiff.
K a t e « r«a«on-
able.
O u r repre-
Bcntatlve will call
P hone 701
" T h e L inotype
W ay I h th e Way
th a t Win«.”
E n te re d as seco n d -elass
m a tta r
M arch 3, 1911, a t th è p ost office a t
U resh am , O regon, u n d e r th è a e t of
M arch 3, 1 6 7 9
W h at e ffect all th e sto rie s in cir-
c u la tio n a b o u t L a ffe rty will have on
his p o litical c a re e r we have yet to
sec, but no d o u b t he h as his p o liti­
cal e n em ies w ho will m ak e th e m ost
of ev ery fuult he h as an d m agnify
e v e ry th in g w hich will ten d to his
d o w n fall. One th in g su re
he Is
g e ttin g n o to riety an d In
th is day
¡mil a g e th a t c o u n ts fo r m uch in a
m a n 's p o litical ca re e r.
In a speech m ad e by Mr L effer-
ty in th e H ouse o f R e p re se n ta tiv e s
at W ash in g to n on Ju ly 16, 1911, an
e lo q u e n t plea fo r O regon w as m ade
and its leg en d a ry h isto ry rceiteil In
glow ing and e lo q u e n t term s.
Mr.
L a ffe rty is c e rta in ly an o ra to r of
c o n sid e ra b le ab ility , b u t Ills h is to ri­
cal re fe re n c e s a re e v id en tly being
finestloneil by F re d e ric k V H olm an,
p resid en t of th e O regon H isto rical
society.
Mr. H olm an s ta te s In a
le tte r
to L efferly th a t
he
has
n e v re know n of a trib e n am ed W il­
la m e tte o r th e g reat ch ief M u ltn o ­
m ah w ith his d a u g h te r
W alu lah .
lie even a sk s Mr. L a ffe rty If th e
nam e of his g reat ch ief M ultnom uh
in ste a d of being •'e m b a lm e d ” was
not " c a n n e d '' In h isto ry .
W hat a n sw e r he may get from Mr
L a ffe rty
we can only
su rm ise
but
th e
yo u n g
o ra to r,
w ho
w ound
up
III»
speech
w ith
such a g lo rio u s vision o f his s ta te
o u g h t to have his h isto ry well in
h and
T he follow ing e x tra c t from
th is speech Is c e rta in ly a fine pic­
tu r e of th e c o u n try :
" T h e a llu rin g ch a rm
o f a new
country will alw ay s clin g to O regon
H er g e n tle ra in fa ll will keep fresh
and g reen h er m ag n ificen t fo rests
th ro u g h o u t th e ages. An e v e rp re s­
e n t lon g in g In th h u m an b reast to
co m m u n e w ith
p rim itiv e
n a tu re
caused th e p io n eers o f A m erica to
push fo rw ard till c iv ilizatio n , w ith
every m odern co n v en ien ce, w as es­
ta b lish ed upon th e
P acific coast
T h e re Is no lo n g er any 'new c o u n ­
tr y ' to go to. But God, In his su ­
prem e w isdom , has d ecreed th a t O r­
egon. w ith h er snow capped m o u n ­
ta in p eak s, and h e r ru g g ed
coast
w ith Its tulles of h a rd san d beach,
w ashed by th e fo am in g su rf of th e
Sterling & Johnston
Hardware, Paints, Oils,
Stains, Etc.
th e
G re sh a m
fo u r m en in th e w ide w orld
who
could fly. today th e re a re
6,000
T h ese fig u re s sp eak fo r th em selv es
and show th e ra te a t w hich p ro g ress
h as been m ad e in th is new m ethod
o f tra v e l.
Advises Fanners to Hold
Crops
SPECIAL
A ny Straw H at in our store
at half price
All Ladies’ and Childrens’ New
Oxfords at 2 0 per cent off
W hile th e q u estio n of o rg a n iz a ­
tio n arid co -o p eratio n am o n g p ro d u c­
e rs of food s tu ffs is being discussed
pro an d con, th e follow ing from Up-
to -D ate F a rm in g is w o rth re ad in g :
O u r re a d e rs know th a t fo r nearly
a d ecad e th e u rg e n t te a c h in g of Vp-
to -D ate F a rm in g h as been for fa rm ­
e rs to hold th e ir s u rp lu s cro p s, not
all of th e m , not en o u g h to sh u t off
th e needed supply, but enough
to
keep th e s u rp lu s in th e h an d s of
th e fa rm e rs ; not to com pel ex o rb i­
ta n t p rices, hut to secu re reaso n ab le
farm p ro fits, to
m a in ta in
z t.ie
prices an d to p rev en t u n fa ir,
un­
ju s t and g reed y sp ecu latio n
from 1
first d ep re ssin g
prices paid
th e
fa rm e rs an d th e n robbing th e con­
su m e rs by
c h a rg in g
e x to rtio n a te
prices. T h is we have ta u g h t e a rn e s t­
ly an d p e rs iste n tly , and o u r o ld er
re a d e rs know how th e b u y ers and
th e p ress fo u g h t us on it, Inducing
m any fa rm e rs to rid icu le th e idea
and give th e ir su p p o rt to o u r ene-
m ies.
A nd th e n read th is;
T his ques­
tion of sto ra g e is im p o rta n t. No lit«
kicking a g a in s t th e p ro fits of th e
m iddlem en w ho buy y o u r produce
in a g lu tte d m a rk e t, sto re it and
m ake a p ro fit th a t you m ight have
m ade. T h e th in g to do is to follow
G u a ra n te e d for 25 years.
th e ir exam ple. S p ecu late w ith y o u r
own stu ff. S to re y o u r g ra in , to be
m a rk e te d in w in te r w hen prices a re
up. S to re y o u r fr u its and w ait un-
(tii ttic market* zettle back i<> n o r ­
m al. S to re y o u r eggs an d g et th e
b en efit of w in te r prices.
DEALERS IN "GOODS OF QUALITY”
T ak e one m ore q u o ta tio n :
T he
problem of m a rk e tin g is not given
th e th o u g h t It should receive. Un­
til it is we m ay look fo r g lu tte d
m a rk e ts an d low prices of
farm
R a m a b y & O s w a ld , P r o p s.
p roducts.
T hus a re we e n tire ly v ln d icatd .
W hat we have lab o red so long and
so e a rn e s tly to teach th e fa rm e rs is
rig h t, it is not only rig h t, b u t It is
ju st for all and a benefit to all, con
stutters ns well as p ro d u cers.
it
lias been ad o p ted
and
p racticed
nough to prove its u tility . It only
H ighest Price Paid for O ats.
rem ain s to m ake it g e n e ra l and a
p a rt of farm econom y. T h at Involves
o rg an izatio n . So we a rg u e d
from
K. O. T. M. No. 61 M eets first
th e beginning, and
th o u s a n d s of S a tu rd a y and th ird F rid a ;’ n ig h ts.
fa rm e rs accepted th a t a rg u m e n t B it Com ., Ed S p atli; R. K., W. Quis-
fo r tlie w ork of a few selfish m en in berry.
who so u g h t to play to th e h a n d of
F A IR V IE W GRA NG E F irst Sat
o u r o p ponents, th e system
w ould
have been a u n iv ersal fa c t in farm -, u rd a y a t 10 a m. an d tliird F r i­
day n ig h t, 8 p. in. M aster, C edric
ing today. But once m ore fa rm e rs S to n e; s e c re ta ry , Roy Slone.
ire aw ak e to th e situ a tio n .
They
ROCKW OOD GRANGE
F irst
ire beginning to see w here th e ir in ­
te re s ts lie, and th ey a re ra lly in g to W ed n esd ay a t 8 p. nt. and tliird
P aul Hoetzel, Prop.
S a tu rd a y a t 10 a. in.
M aster, F.
, he su p p o rt of th o se in te re sts.
O r­ H. C ra n e ; s e c re ta ry , V iola Lovelace.
ganization is proceeding as it did in
o th e r days m ore g ra tify in g
be­
L. O. T. M. C H A R ITY H IV E No.
cau se m uch m ore to tlie p urpose 3 8 - M eets second a n d fo u rth T hurs-!
Com .. Mrs. Jo h n
W hat a g lo rio u s triu m p h a local u n ­ day a fte rn o o n s
ion In every fa rm in g locality w ould B row n; K. K . Mrs Mary T u rn e r
A lex an d ra w ere h ere w ith h e a d q u a r­
T h is c o n tin u a l ju g g lin g w ith th e te r s a t D alk eith . B ut H olyrood w as
ta r iff an d especially th e wool sch ed ­ th e hom e of K ing G eorge d u rin g his
ules w hich is being In d u lg ed in by stay in E d in b u rg h . A local h is to ri­
| co n g ress u n d e r th e le a d e rsh ip of an say s th a t o n e m u st go back well
am b itio u s p o litic ia n s w ho th in k they n ig h th re e h u n d re d y e a rs, to th e vis
know w hat th e y w an t is p lay in g hob It paid by C h a rle s L, to find a n y ­
w ith th e w hole wool in d u s try . T h e th in g th a t fu rn is h e s a n e a r resem b ­
i len ien t of u n c e rta in ty is cau sin g lan ce to th e re c e n t ro y al v isit. T he
m any to go ou t o f tin- wool p ro d u c­ fo u r d ay s w ere filled w ith Im p o rta n t
tion b u sin ess an d at th e ra te sheep fu n c tio n s, an d th e
streetB
w ere
b u te been s la u g h te re d an d ra n g e s th ro n g e d by m u ltitu d e s in te n t
on
closed up th e past y e a r an d a h a lf Seeing th e ir king. T h e sp e c ta to rs
th e c o u n try will be cry in g
wool j th re w th em selv es w ith zest fnto th e
sh o rta g e soon.
w ork of w elcom e, and th e g re e tin g
T he wool g ro w ers w an t peace not bestow ed on K ing G eorge w as h e a r­
high p ro tectio n
T hey
in sist
on ty an d e n th u s ia stic . T h e
loyalty
p erm an en cy no t excessive h ig h p ri­ so long re s irv -d fo r S co tlan d alo n e
ces and lik e m any a n o th e r in d u stry seem s to be fu sin g Into th e b ro a d e r
th e so o n er th o se in te re s te d
know ty p e w hich em b races th e
n atio n .
w hat th ey can d ep en d on th e b e tte r. T h u s sh o u ld It be; an d b ein g th u s,
T h is e v e rla stin g a g ita tio n an d u n cer­ th e se o v ersea co u sin s of o u rs will
ta in ty is w hat u p se ts b u sin ess co n d i­ m ak e G reat B rita in a m ig h tie r pow ­
tio n s all o v er th e co u n try .
e r lo r good th a n it h as been, g re a t
as has been its p a rt. So m ig h t it
W ork w ill begin at o n ce on th e be.
new w est w ing of th e co u rt house.
"G e o rg e " is not p o p u la r h e re as
T he steel fo r th e b u ild in g is on th e ¡i n am e fo r a so v ereig n , and one
wuy from th e E ast to P o rtla n d by d o es not w onder at th e u n p o p u la ri­
ste a m e r ¡mil an e ffo rt w ill be m ade ty of th e n am e w hen he re a d s th e
to have th in g s in sh a p e to put It in h isto ry o f G eorges. N e ith e r have
place as soon as It a rriv e s.
The th e people of A m erica been fond of
co u n ty o fficia ls will m ove in to th e th a t nam e w hen w orn by o n e sittin g
east w ing w hich has been c o m p let­ on th e E n g lish th ro n e .
We c an n o t
ed and allow th e obi b u ild in g to tie forget th e ta x a tio n w ith o u t re p re se n ­
to rn dow n ab o u t Sept.
5 th . T h e ta tio n , and o th e r In d ig n itie s
th at
cost of th e new e x te n sio n is ab o u t led to th e w ar of th e rev o lu tio n .
f6 < 4 ,0 0 0 .
T h e p re se n t G eorge h as b u t ju s t
b egun his reig n , b u t It is a be­
P e rh a p s th e w orst
fe u tu re
of g in n in g fu ll of good p ro m ise w hich,
s tra in e d n erv es Is th a t
th ey
a re if fu lfilled , will red eem th e nam e
alw ay s cry in g o u t fo r ex citem en t, an d give It an h o n o ra b le p lace In
th e
K ing,
alw ay s c ra v in g so m e th in g they know h isto ry . "L o n g live
not w hat. T h e boy is f a th e r of th*? ( Wild may Ills reig n be rich in f r u it­
m an. If we w an t to
red u ce th e a g e fo r th e w e lfa re of h is ow n, and
n u m b er of o u r a d u lt c rim in a ls, one o th e r n atio n s.
of th e wuys to do It Is to co rrect I T h e second ev en t h as to do with
fly in g m en. A co n test w as on. The
th e d efectiv e vision of th e child.
c o u rs e em b raced sev eral well know n
A hail sto rm w hich p assed th ro u g h p laces in E n g lan d am i S co tlan d , at
s o u th e rn A lb erta Is
re p o rte d
to each of w hich a sto p w as to be
recorded
have d estro y ed 1,000,00(1
b u sh els m ad e, an d c e rta in fa c ts
of w heat. T h e w orst dam n} e was F ifty th o u sa n d d o lla rs w as th e prizi
d one in th e v icinity of W ilson and to I k * won. E d in b u rg h w as o n e of
th e fav o red p laces
On th e a p p o in t­
S terlin g so u th e a st of L e th b rid g e.
ed day, w ith th o u s a n d s o f o th e rs,
we w ere on th e field. O nly th re e
W atch th e O utlook fo r th e new s
o f th e th irty , tw o of w hich we saw .
at rived on th a t day. O f o th e rs , bo
And we believe th a t
is tlie
fa r as we h av e h e a rd , som e lost be!
th e ir way an d o th e r s w ere d isab led /e ry co n d itio n th a t is com ing, and
T h e first tw o w ho a rriv e d
w ere it is com ing w ith p leasin g rap id ity .
How specially im p o rta n t d u rin g a
F ren ch m en . O ne of th e m . L ie u te n ­
leasou
lik e th is. T h e re is to be a
a n t I'o w n e a u , of th e F re n c h navy,
flies u n d e r th e n am e of ''B e a u m o n t.' scarcity of food an d fo o d stu ffs Ev« i
He had not been on a fly in g m a ­ th e sp e c u la tiv e b u y ers a re com pelled
In sucli a case if ( l a
c h in e u n til th e 2 4 th of la s t N ovem ­ o a d m it th a t.
co n ten t
b er, an d Is reco g n ized to d ay as one fa rm e rs , w ho a re alw ay s
of th e m ost su ccessfu l a v ia to rs in with re a s o n a b le p ro fits , how m uch
E u ro |ie. T he tr ip from L ondon was b e tte r it w ould lie fo r c o n su m ers
m ade In less tim e th a n Is re q u ire d fo r everylKtdy, in fact. T ills is tlie
by th e fa s te st ex p ress tra in s .
Th»' stro n g e st a rg u m e n t we could possi-
ly m ak e fo r p u sh in g th e w ork of
old sin g e coni'll to o k five d ay s for
th e jo u rn e y ; th e fast railw ay tra in o rg a n iz a tio n .
ta k e s e ig h t h o u rs ; th e a irs h ip was
C h u rc h Notices.
only seven h o u rs In tra n s it.
T R O U TD A L E M E. — S ervices
T h e E d in b u rg h S co tsm an says
e ach S unday a t 11 a m . S unday
" I t Is not y et five y e a rs sin ce th e school a t
belt >ngs to
10 a. n t. C. C. Coop,
tirs t E u ro p e a n a e ro p la n e flig h t was p a sto r. P. M. N ash, S. S. S upt.
reco rd ed . In S ep tem b er, 1906, M
G RESH AM B E T H E L B A P T IS T —
S a n to s-D u m o n t
acco m p lish ed
the
th e n re m a rk a b le feat of flying c le a r S u n d ay serv ices S a b b ath school a t
10 a. ui., p re a c h in g a t 11 a. m. and
of th e g ro u n d fo r th e d is ta n c e of 7; 30 p. m. P ra y e r m eetin g
each
12 y ard s. T h at fact w as discussed W ednesday ev en in g a t 7 :3 0 p. in.
w ith g re a t a n im a tio n , an d , am ong F. M. B u rtch , P a sto r.
th e few, w ith th e a rd e n t conviction
BORING M. E
P re a c h in g 11 a.
th a t th e p ro b lem
of flying
was
in each S u n d a y ; 8 p m. a lte rn a te
a b o u t to be solved. B efore a year S u n d ay s. S unday school 10 a. nt.
w as out Mr. H enry F a rm n n
hait E p w o rth L eag u e 7 p nt In cliarg«
H arry B ickford.
Rev. A. B.
ra ise d th e reco rd 820 y ard s, and of
w lien b efo re th e end of th e follow C ald er, p asto r.
in g y ear he m ad e a cro ss-co u n try
F A IR V IE W P R ESB Y T E RIAN
flig h t o f six teen m iles in
20 m in
S ervices every S unday m o rn in g at
u te s. tt w as at len g th ack n o w ledged 11 o'clock. S unday school m eets a t
th a t th e a e ro p la n e w as so m eth in g 10 in c h a rg e of M rs J
W. T o w n ­
Y. P S. C.
E. d ev o tio n al
m o te th a n an im p o ssib le an d dan send
in
Rev. T hos
g e ro u s toy. But w ho even am ong m eeting a t 7 p
R obinson, p a sto r
th e
m ost
e x u rb e ra n t e n th u s ia s ts
w ould have d a re d to su g g est th a t
Is s lg e \««tlces.
w ith in th re e y e a rs a e ro p la n e s would
be cro ssin g th e ch a n n e l lik e b ird s
F A IR V IE W U N IT E D A RTISA NS
an d fly in g m ach in es w ould be m ak No. 176 F irst
S atu rd ay
evening
Ing a to u r of E u ro p e.
And w hat an d th ird S atu rd ay evening is so­
M aster. F. E H eslln;
d o u ce cttlzen of E d in b u rg h w ould c ia l ev en in g
se c re ta ry , F H C rane.
h av e cared to have h ts sa n ity q u e s­
tio n e d by su g g e stin g th a t I n th e
ROCKWOOD U N IT E D ARTISANS
su m m e r of 1911 a v ia to rs w ould be No
206 M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y
In v e stm e n t
C o m p an y 's New B u ilding
w inging th« Ir way to th e city from n ig h t.
M aster. Mrs. Rich T e g a rt ;
L ondon at a speed
g re a te r
th a n se c re ta ry , It II Jo h n so n
l.ltL s tllM , llliH .tA
th a t of ex p ress tra in s , an d sw eeping
■ROCKWOOD I O O F No 213
dow n on th e ir la n d in g s ta tio n s w ith
M eets tn
M accabee h all every
tlie tig h tn e s s an d c e rta in ty of h in ts? T h u rsd a y ev en in g
N G, J
R
T h re e y ears ag o th e r e w ere only C a v a n a u g h ; se « re ta ry , J H. S chram
THIS SPACE
In
Rapid Progress in Aviation
P acific,sh all rem ain y o u n g a n d b eau ­
tifu l an d ro m an tic, ot
g ra tify th e
lo ftiest d e sires of h u m a n ity so long
as th e w orld s h a ll la s t.”
T h is old w orld is still m ak in g his­
"T o fully re alize th e b e n e fits th is to ry . E very day a d d s its q u o ta to
n atio n d eriv ed by th e a c q u is itio n of th e a lre a d y In n u m e ra b le list of h u ­
O regon it is n ecessary to see th a t m an an d n a tio n a l ev en ts. T h e Paci
co u n try , it is th e m ost d e lig h tfu l fic C h ris tia n A dvocates sp e a k s th u s
p a rt of th e I'n ite d S ta te s in w hich co n cern in g tw o
re c e n t e v e n ts
of
' to live. E ast of th e C ascad e m o u n ­ g re a t in te re s t to th e
people
of
ta in s a re th e ro llin g p ra irie s , th e irri- E d in g u rg h .
1 g ated an d Irrig a b le a re a s , th e ex­
“ T h e first w as th e visit of K ing
p ansive w heat an d fr u it b elt, th e G eorge an d Q ueen M ary to
th e ir
c a ttle an d sh eep ra n c h e s, an d th e b e a u tifu l but a n c ie n t ca p ita l o f Scot­
y ellow -pine
fo rest»
B etw een th e land. T h e fo u r d ay s' visit to th e ir
su m m it of th e C ascad es and th e Pa- m a je stie s closed only th e day befo re
I clflc ocean lies th e S w itzerlan d ot I o u r u rrlv a l. T h e m em b ers o f o u r p a r­
i A m erica. T h e m ig h ty s u r f b eats u p ­ ty g re a tly re g re tte d th e ir in a b ility
on th e w est co ast both w in te r and to see th e ro y al co u p le, an d to ta k e
su m m er an d se n d s in to th e in te rio r p a rt In th e fe s tiv itie s of th e m em o r­
j balm y breezes, m ixed w ith sa lt air, ab le occasion.
to in v ig o ra te an d m ak e h appy th e
T h e h isto ric hom e of ro y alty in
fo rtu n a te re s id e n ts
S now capped S co tlan d Is H olyrood p alace. T h ere
! m o u n tain s a re alw ay s in view , an d In th e d ay s long g o n e by d w elt th e
th e e v re g re e n fo re sts an d cry sta l S tu a rts. T he good an d g re a t Q ueen
riv e rs form a p ic tu re th a t Is tru ly 'a V ictoria, w hen in th is p a rt of h er
I th in g of b eau ty an d
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P h o n e 19
Profits in Poultry Raising
Th« p n fits ar« th«r». and th« profits ar« <T«at;
but to r«t them you mus/ a p ply right methods.
You
l«<rn from a book. Rul«-of thum b
m ethods tak e tim e aud often end disastrously.
Th« rtpM w ay Is to be guided by poultry experts
w ho h ave already “ mad« rood
That is the
kind o f Instruction tl*« IntornaUo ia l Correspond-
eoce Schools oflbr la their course o f 21 Aoaw
leeaons In poultry raising. F V
r o tm
e v e r y th in g cm p v u i tr y r a ttin g , fr o m t g g t to proAU .
It doesn't m atter how few or how m any birds
you tto
true way to do It
and make It iwy from tlie word "Go.”
The valu e o f this Course to you Is beyond estl-
m *lE n. You soon r e t the price hack, and More,
in Incrtweed pntilts, and th e know ledge that w ill
keep those profits com ing your way. «tart poul­
try raising right, this w ay. then there'll be BO
/eWwre—no halfw ay suci-eize-but the
tuoceer Fur froe deerripU4 e circular, write th e
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