Gresham outlook., March 11, 1913, Image 1

TWICE A WEEK
VOL 3. NO. 3
G resham O utlook
ROAD-IO-RIVER
ENTHUSIASM
Committee Appointed to Furth­
er the Project. Next Meet­
ing to be at Gresham.
NEW TRAIN
ORECON' tu * ° ay , ^ hch , ,
«tW TRAIN SCHEDULE WATCHING
WATCHlNr. T
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THE
OUTCOME
SEVERAL PERSONS IN-
NOW IN OPERATION
OF LOWER COST BUYING 11263622
According to the advertised sched-j
. . . . . ACCIDENT
ule. th e train s on the Mount Hood ■
P ortland, Ore., Mar. 10, 1913.
“Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
»1.50 PER YEAR
TRYING AGAIN
FOR A FACTORY
co-operative buying
To reduce the
E. L. E verson's
and T routdale branch es made
To the E d ito r:— Co-operativ
the
Products
of
the
soil
is
one
of
t
Z
I
,
?
“
“^
>e8' <‘rday
while on'
expected
changes
in th e ir tim e
and co"°P®r“ 'l 'e distribution
objects
of
the
palrong
of
husbandry
'*
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'°
P
o
rtl,n
d
and
three
pas-j Dairymen Meet at Fairview in
cards. W ith the exception of the n°* bt‘ing Irled out ln P ortland and
Z
Î Z T * at M on,ayilla 'h e ser- in « “ «'nomah county, and the out-
So
much
for
co-operative
selling
*e
"
gcr8
frou‘
G
resham
were
serlous-
New Attempt to Com­
When th e people of Fairview get
be desk d r° “ tdale 18 a l> th a ' could coru« »«» be watched with some in 1 lit n come co-operative selling as ! 7 _ ? 7 UPed' A tea“ ‘ o t horses at- ,
interested In any m atter they pro­ he
plete Organization.
desired. People from the .a lte r , ' ^ s ' .
It Is hoped th a , Î u ‘ of the now being tried out in P o rtland In ,ached ,o “ wood wagon, owned by
ceed at once to get busy. So it ' X ™
one or more co-operative groceries ’ “ ,,
of
**» met near
P erhaps the dairym en of Eastern
happened th a t th e Fairview Commer­ much trouble
o r , h 7 " ® w lthou' 7 Pr®b'®ni ° f “ * h H h cost of Hv- The A lbina store is already a sue- K® y ” U,te when " became fright-
M
ultnomah
may have a cheese fact­
cial club has raised a full head of of long ridés
’ he inconven|onee
The plan coming more direct- cess financialliy largely because of en®‘* M“d plun>!ed Into the au to in
ory,
a
fte
r
all.
Last F riday the O ut­
the
association
being
able
to
secure
I
8U‘
h
“
m
ann®r
««
<o
entangle
the
steam for the purpose of getting in th e city which t
"
8iVen 7 ° th “ hon* ’ perh aP’ . >8 'h e pro-
the
services
of
an
able
m
anager,
a
1
"
f
ckyoke
wi,h
the
top
of
the
auto,
look
told
all
about
th e failure of
E
sta.ad
\
’t
h
h
8
nOt
don®
on
,h
®
8r“
n‘
°
f
c°-opcrative
buying
that
is
th a t county road opened from the E stâ tada line
to passengers from “ow being undertak
in
■■'ail
who
u
nderstands
the
whole
bus-
‘®
r<‘a
r
8®:‘t
and
‘°P
of
the
ma-
I
he
dairym
en
to
com
plete
th eir In­
en by Evening
town to th e Columbia river. It was he country
Star grange, it is planned to p u r­ I liess
And still It has yielded n o ' " ® WeP® tOrn ° " and '»>« Passen- tended organization at Gresham on
Service to Gresham and all the ! chase household goods ini quanUttos I 7 7 ' P” * nu® ,o ,h ® m em bers of |
announced in th e last issue of the
throw n t0 'h e ground.
T u eslay last, and It was predicted
Those in the auto besides Mr. that th e re would be no factorv lim
Outlook th a t a com m ittee from F air- n o T q u ite ''* '- 88 - - - - S BUU RUn *S f° r the nelghborhood at
association w'hich may come
wholesale | later. The
were J.
J F. Roberls and w ife.' 8°m etIm es things go different. Some-
e r s o n were
view and Gresham would meet on
oth er m ovem ents for p Everson
M
i
l
ughes
and
E G. K ardell. Mr j Hmes the unexpected happens Just as
>rative
stores
in
o
th
er
portions
Sunday afternoon go over to the
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. ut u w in h* changed as mad« a d d sitriburin^
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_ I for 1 the
° ortland move sllowly, probabh a " d M” R oberts and Miss Hughes *' » t m to be happening
sitributing
point
for
goods
river by th e proposed route of the soon as the road is electrified
now. And
Ke»
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. .
* I WAPû D/ll'nw., I.. t ■ .
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»L
and
w e e r re e l'h
," 1'«
to purchased. Andrew Holm who has '
* reason th a t the - people
- - - are were severely bruised
and
w
* unexpected happening this tim e
road, and meet w ith a like com m it­ Cottrell.
■rough,
back
to
Gresham
,
Mr
K
a
r
-
,
bring
about
the
result
on iden-
had experience in the buying bttsi- ' ' - * * ' inforrned »bout
them , « a l i l t !
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The milk train s th a t
tee from Camas. Those appointed Estacada
because
they
a
re
wedded
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going
on
to
Portland
alone
»
rally
the
original
lines
but
through
’° nia" age ,h e
tacad£ line has discontinued 'l u Plan’ ' X
everlasting credit system. A co-op- 7 '® aeclden‘ aremed to be unavold- “ <H"eren, channel
Iroin this side of the Columbia met
" I nhla
oa ,h e ».__.
. .
• 8 . ‘ a" 'h e Outlook was going to
considerable busi- I elativ e store on a sm all scale has
. , , ,as
horw'a slniP'y
became I Ju
Milk
from
together a t F airview and walked* the trips to Kuby.
the ’less has been developed, goods
I)« .»n started
DtoHt^.i ln M ontavllla.
...
1 I frr‘Eh,.e"
ri E III Plleil
iin.l
_
_ anageable.
. . | Pr®« _n
.
T
routdale
cars
is
tran
sferred
to
the
the
am
ount
of
nearly
12,in
w
to
been
I
do
<
'd
and
were
unm
°n F . riday
last a message from
en tire distance of three miles, going
R, i ’ -
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*■' «” » ¡ i £
« o not think th a t any co-operative store , ? "ju red persons were properly Fairview announced th a t some of
and com ing, but through some mis­
, .
----- some of
nt Llnnem an along with th at desire to use the c o - o w r u k
,
can m ake a success on less th an 100 looked afte r and seem to be In no the dairym en were having a m eet­
u nderstanding
the Camas
people
I
great
dagner.
which
comes
down
on
the
Mount
*ng
system.
buy-
members and should have
more
ing for the purpose of sta rtin g a
were not at th e river bank to meet
Hood branch. This feature
them.
According to th e plan of the co­
cheese factory. It was not a called
owns
meeting of the D airy-Produce asso­
Those who w ent from Fairview
X ™
™ J “ ,1: , operative store th e man who
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ciation, b ut seemed to be Independent
were R. W. Wilcox, Dan D unbar, i r 1111 ee(S l° 1,8 des' ln a tl°n very ucation. It will be hard i i r ■ # 8h#r® w111 rw>eive a rebate every
-lie and is badly
badly shaken
shaken up
on by such away from .,
the . . hard to break three m onths of ten per cent, C>
(of th a t organization. Those present
Jess D unbar, Jo h n Moller, G. O
of
of buy ing ' the an
refl«®nt
handlings,
it
is
prom
-
and
living
m
a old
p a p plan
ir
m ount he has purchased, and
wore 8. A. A rata, J. Luscher. Sam
Dolph, Ed. H eslin, Jo h n H eslin, E
sack, front if his grocery bill is » lo o for three
Htrebln, F. H. Crane, J. W. Town­
A. ij'hltney, W illiam Ellison, J. w . sed th a t the en tire service will be hand to mouth
Improved as rapidly as possible
It is a very simple proposition to | , 7 o T a hyeaW
r ° Ul<1
$1° ’ ° F
send, Jam es Burns, A. B. Conrad.
Benecke, John Jo n as, J. Loser.
The
electric
Those from Gresham were Jam es
work out the co-operative plan but
k a
7
,
, ' W hite Rallnton e,ec'
rlc P°*®r CL O. Dolph. and W illiam Ellison.
it depends on the people. It
b<* n ,h e history of co-i P‘
18 h®“d«d th is way and Is The following account of th e meet-
EFkington, F. L. Everson, H. L St
be figured out to a a cent
cent
t thnl
h u thr 1 J ”’” ° n ’ ,hey buy elsew here, anu
and ( eo,'llnK at a rapid rate. It 1 Is in- la « Is taken from the m inutes kept
Clair, E. L. Thorpe.
saving will ran g e from
lo
to 25 ' 1 7 7 C°*o p era' lvo ’ tores have fall-1 *eniUd ,o furnish electrical energy by the secretary:
A lthough th e Cainas com m ittee
for a vast te rrito ry , Including Port
On m otion by F. H. Crane, sec­
was not th e re a le tte r from th e sec­
per cent, but to get the people to ed for this reason alone
I am under th e im pression that land, and will m ost likely have a onded by Luscher, Mr. 8. a . A rata
break away front th eir old
retary of th e Camas Commercial
7 * * ’ nios‘ ®"®c ,lve Plan of co- tendency to reduce rates th e re and was selected to act as chairm an pro
E. C. Morrison, m anager of the and to s ta rt on a new ta c k " i 7 ’t l.e
club was read assuring the people
new tack, Is the operation will be found In th e es­ elsewhere,
besides being able to tern.
problem.
here th a t th e m a tte r was receiving Fairview
baseball
team,
—, jg en - ,
J ’ J- Johnson, m aster of
in many
On motion by J. Luscher, seeond-
full atten tio n and prom ising all as­ deavoring to form a six-team league 7 €nlng S ,a r «i-ange,
has always tablishm ent of public m arkets, in furnish light and pow er
Portland, m aintained
at a very Places w here such things were never ®d by Sam Strebln, W illiam E lli­
sistance possible. It was reported principally in
s - ..,»
small cost to those who use them known before.
son was chosen as secretary pro tem.
as a rem arkable coincidence th at
His
plan
is
to
have
clubs
In Tacoma, Denver and In other
The m eeting was opened and all
W hite Salmo.i is In W ashington
the clubs of Fairview and Camas
organ- consum ption, and he has urged It
cities we have statistics which go to opposite Hcod River. The big power present were invited to ta k e a part.
Pleasant
bad both taken th e m atter up on ¡zed in Gresham, ------------
Home, constantly, and has finally so t th»
.u .
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*”
motion. T ^
c ^ t o‘f 7 v K ’lon ,n a r't*t8
the plant Is being built back in th e L The cheese factory was discussed
the same nig h t a t th eir m eetings Lents • Damascus and Boring so th a t
m ountains about 15 miles and the I bU‘ " ° ln,P °r ta n ' Point wa
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‘s certainly the proper ^ „ ue f„ r (M r cent
7
7s “
independently of each o th e r
and the six
fully
clubs may be able to play
per cent.
cables
will come down th e Columbia ¡ ,le^*d®d UP °“
unknow n to each other. The Camas three gam es every Sunday on a
On motion by F. H. Crane, sec-
river bank on the W ashington side
club had appointed a com m ittee to
schedule sim ilar to th a t of the big
___ the
__ ended by A. B. Conrad, Mr. Dolph
C> Camas. There It will cross
interview th e ir county court a t Van­
leagues. To finance the clubs he
< olum bia on high tow ers built of Wa* aPP°ln'®d « com m ittee of one
couver and
Is
now aw aiting is trying to interest
the business
i
stone,
steel and concrete. One of to Interview all dairym en posai.....
results. T heir request to th e Van­ men, to the num ber of 60, to sub­
I these tow ers is now being built on u between now and next Tuesday, and
couver officials was accom panied by scribe one dollar a m onth during
Point of rocks n ear th e W ashington J“* b° W much m,lk th «y would
a largely-signed petition, asking that the baseball season. He estim ates I
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shore. The tow er on th e Oregon furnish to sta rt a cheese factory.
a road be opened from th e town to th a t »60 a month will pay the ex- ' The '«low ing interesting paper on F .t h » r i .
,stde will be located at Scott's land Mr. Luscher offered Mr. Dolph the
on the F a rm ," s^dl work to
the river on th e W ashington side. Penses of the clu b . In the way of |'¿ K eepln« th®
Fairview
UWi ° f hU hor8<-‘ a,ld buggy free for
— i th
R. W. Wilcox, chairm an of the outfits and has already received sev- ( was, read at an open hour session ■side work to tak e much notice or | lug about a v mile above - --------
,
the
canvass and the same wan
what
the
children
are
doing.
M
other
-
,
'
he
Cabl°
**"
>«d
I
Z
Fairview com m ittee, called a m eet­
eral subscriptions tow ard the ob-1 of G resham grange last S aturday af- ,s fagged ¡mil overburdened n.- ti,,. ‘I o " r- the river bank on Doles in >i,„ I pted.
overburdened by the
bank on poles to the
ing and in response to a few sug ject la view1. He ¡s now in commu- *®rnoon by M. O. Nelson:
w n rty n U"«d ° f u n r®,,«v«d house- dividing line between the Sun Dial ! At 6 o'clock It was decided by
gestlons from several of those pres nication with several baseball
n w h ÎL i
ng
th e
8oc,al- himp-
en-
ranch and J. L u tch er's farm. From the assembly th a t the debate be
tn t appointed th ree sub-com m ittees thusiasts and has hopes of s ta r t in g 1 How to keep the boys on the farm u with*
fih 7 th e T °,urs
o T e fa ,h e r 18 associating there It will follow th e proposed postponed un til some stated time
for the purpose of forw arding the .1» I « « « . O«
.
„ r¡„ o; | b „
¡
road over to Fairview to the I and on motion of F. H. Crane, s e c ­
movement. T he first com m ittee con­ games as soon as the season opens. cities became modern and Inviting ' '¡‘" d<luhn' b of 8Pf“®rh
-Mother' tired. 3ani,y road and then on to P o rt­ onded by J. I.useher, the assembly
sists of E. A. W hitney, John Jonas
at
it is a problem ver>'
very serious
serious to
to many
m .n v d ren 's noises irrita te
">.'il <1,11- bind and 'n oth
oth er
er dlr,
directions as re- adjourned u n til next Tuesday
and Dan D unbar who are to get
School Book Depositors.
and ch ild ren ’s i qulred
2 p. m.
farm ers, but it is not so vital as the ' affairs
estim ates on cost of constructing
H o w |bu8h®d by’ ihe o f fe n d e r .’^ In g “ ^ -
More than 200 towns in Oregon more fundam ental problem :
11 iS ®xI>®<‘'t‘d 'b a t Mr. Dolph will
The II ie has been surveyed and
the road and to secure all d ata now have been named as school book de- 'o keep the boy.’" i n fact I am not
tor
hav® “om ethlng to report at the
on file in the offices of the county positories by the new sta te school sure th at it is desirable to keep ce
cation of th e poles as far as th e r,1<*‘,ing '«day and there Is a possl-
<lerk and county surveyor.
Did anybody every know of
book commission, of which W. L. '«In boys on the farm
Maybe
he
I
<
bHd
th
a
t
would
no"
meet"
Its^nar*
Sandy
road and 11 lg reported th a t bllity th a t th e factory will become a
A second com m ittee to report Brew ster and J. P.
Mr.
O H a ra of Port- »ven Intended them for some other e” ' 8, social advances m ore th an half J canva8 of Eastern M ultnomah will certainty. Mr. Luscher and
on the general benefits to be de­ land are members.
The places in work
If so w® should not keep the * a,y „ J >o y,oa have a ch ild ren 's ev -i b® ,Ila,|e for the purpose of Intro- Dolph renewed th eir previous offers
rived from the opening of th e road Multnomah county thus designated boy at farm work. Hut we should parents h « v 7
house? Did your d u rin g ilgn< and pow er
upon the j of equipm ent and service and there
consists of C. S. Sm ith and H. L. - -
A rleta. Bridal Veil, Cleone, beep the boy. T hat is the m anifest turn on! the to am s^ an
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are enough dairym en to establish
h o u r 'e a r 'v ' a r '" K
11 '»oderate cost,
St. Clair.
Gresham , L atourell, Lents, L innton,
of every fath e r and m other of
e re nlng
to have a gam e of
H 18 l’r‘' d k 'cd that in a few years ¡th e factory at a m oderate expense
An invitation
com m ittee was Montavllla, Mt. Tabor, Orient, Port- a
and have It a t work w ithin a few
T h at is a more im p e ra tiv e Ì ? " W" h n ‘® b oys?
Did he ever l,ril''tlcally every farm hnns.,
named as follow s:
Jam es Elking-
ton and F . L. Everson, of G resham ;
' E. Cree, of Fairview , and D.
Mickley. of T routdale. They are to
enlist the services of prom inent men
of this section in the movement.
te on farm s and desire
A. A rata was nam ed as leader of
ing at T hird and Morrison streets
no' cheaper ta les
est of high w ater m arks and the our boys to choose the country by a thousand miles.
•he delegation which will w ait up-I
From w hat I have experienced
j at 1:30 p m., they took the Monta­
road could be used nearly the whole ra 'b c c than the city, work at a dis-
on the county court a t some future year round if kept in repair.
advantage as compared wlth th ë p a r - ' ?.nd- "b 8,' r y<,d, children n atu rally love Ixsft A n k le l>lftl<ieatod by F a ll <,f vllla ear to the end of the line
I tn eir - p a re n t’s - ‘'ar«
----- and society If
ents who live In the
date to lay the m a tte r before th a t
H om e.
From there th e Base Line road was
One of the most sightly spots on may be in fear th a t city. We the p aren
for th eir society
body for consideration.
our hoy more than ts t care
s
,
,
___
iiiy
followed
to th e Mount Hood rail­
the batiks of th e Columbia would be will run off to the city; bu7 w Z ^ „ ‘7 ? ,h ,y ,c a n . 'o »'H
t
a
r
r
c
l
Heslin,
son
of
Ed
Heslin
r a big barn
The com m ittees are all to meet
road, whieh was followed to Gresh-
the river term inus
It is above all ®ver heard of a city boyrun- v L ? 0/ 4 b° g: L J b: y can have It. of Fairview , is
sufferer
from
at the rooms of the Commercial
N othing on the farm respond. Io badly sprained ankle th a t will con-i 8m ,te ' nrn ' ° 'b e city was made by
to w,,rk
work on a farm ? „„„a
cluh in f’
u
—
--------- — — .h ig h w ater and is easily accessible nlng off J '°
5 — «~
'lu b in Gresham next F riday even- to steam boats, the reg u lar channel ,a7 o n
i. -7 * -'
J ' 8, popu'I
** ■ " • " * ' d' * 8 ,h
the E stacada car.
of children.
>he flehl
'to'Viium iit h ” t h ^ i l d r e n
nion,h8 or m o V ^ A ^ b o r ^ '
ing.
It gives up nothing but k8 side
i being only two hundred yards out dead. Its society, its shelter.
The inspection m ade by those who
l o r Hale a a B arga in.
M 1,8 light—
, all
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w e n n » ' h ai , yo" 8r® niak- wh,ch h® * a . riding on Saturday
in the stream , and there a re great | U
S0*.®/.
these ------
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and tog
| ing IHe
life a 7 as
went over to th e riv e r on Sunday ponihilitieg for tran sp o rtatio n , sum- ¿o,d {w !h an a,mO8t Irreitib le force Pntt h«vA
A »102 scholarship In the In ter­
? ,Ivfng
,f par- evening last fell with him tu rn in g
ate
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*nkI° 1«'»' « « ' ®' I '8 . X
f,.«. 7 s®®m ' ° indicate
th a t the mer homes and ...............
several lines
of .... bus- Man is a social being; he love, .h el- ,h eir ^ tU e c h Z e n ' In"* 7 7 ! % 7 7 h' ’
national
Correspondence
school.
¿i rc«i 1 ■ociai
KOfi'ii t»r
te r and color and light. To hold wav. thev wlll
¡Cholee of courses
Easy term s En-
tost of opening th e road will be
H
ughes
and
Dr
•c- i iness at th at point If it can be open- him from running to where he can !
Wl" k~ «’ wl'b »h,
hem in *7r
*,u tibes and Dr B ittner were
cording to th e am ount and charact > d up
T he, ciHed to replace the dlaclocatlon and 1U
Ou" ook offlc®
find these essent.a.s of hum an to ,e r
w!H
7 i , h ' to“ ’
®r of the w ork to be don
ny-
II C. Campbell has stated th a t he ®8'- w,® mu8' bring them to him a s s is t7 n the Z u i
and » i equi red th e stren g th of
four
t X
fr° n ,1 2 ° ° l° ,6 0 0 °
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m e n v e r Therefore to keep him in the co u n -
" 8oclaI
« " « to . of
H ard Times Mortal.
get th e Joint in to p la c e ¡
try we must bring to the country k « M
. P ” 8 not o n ,y ig aln
The
Ladles'
Civic
Im provem ent
ahe . 7 , » "
h® ne®d®d totaling bank to T routdale so as to connect society,
shelter, color and light.
istrVv b k
g f°Lk’ rrom *o lng
about 200 feet in length
. i‘~ J ’: , _ . . th ® . ®k'®r
- ..............
. lk .
c C«'
«r r °l » a s
to have grad u ated 7 7 7 Ple“ ‘ nt Ho“ ® wl" K|v® «
F arm
Sorteto
"*
fo
Two with the Sandy road at th a t place
uriii Society.
bridges, of about the same length
‘n7.,r7 ' . by ,be P ?r ,rom ,h ® high school th is sum m er 7
d
8° ‘dal
n , 'ln>'8 b «".
j whenever ’his thoroughfare is open-
W here houses are a half mile ®n' 8 to neighborhood functions f o r h u t u
sum m er
7
w i|l have to be built. The re- ed from Fairview to the Coiublma,
as young
p e p ,» w,„
“S“ 0" 8 '
but the accident 111 compel him to S aturday evening, March 15
Good
apart social intercourse Is not I as
^oung people
will gO
to n 7 obandon b i. studies and
Hme promised
Everybody
ill,,
,b ® work wlll be prin- so it is to be readily seen th a t it common and
com plete as where refining and keeping fthosel° func
In-
neceMltate rlted
roadw ay
ay and
and would
would soon
soon become
become a a popular course hv'Vh» .“7
a p a r‘
Even » on8 « B h ln th e bounds of good 8no*ber year of study He is about ,
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Krad' n8 'b e roadw
4
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by
th®
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and
swift
pneu-
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n
n
and
m
orality
a r |og about 80 rods of Its trees for autom obile travel as well as an m atic wheels it
1« years of age.
never will be as
Hpltv-lla Corueto B« «t.
F arm Mtielter.
and brush
As —
stated — —
last
j.
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—
- » F riday
■
, ! im portant commercial artery
w
n - ’ common.
«*•••»«»v««. But n It may
con-
may yet
yet r>e
be v**ry
very ' P rim artliy , home is w here m o th e r'
Bplrella Corsets are boned with
« road has been surveyed,
ap- necting Camas and Its vicinity with »atisfsetory snd attractiv e A child s is
Keel » t o n - an«l Itm tols.
AM. a .»
1
—
M most
MA A M
MA^g» S ■ socle,v Is
>est A
and
profitable
appreciated
th is till,
flexible Hplrella stay which can be
Proved and th e sum of »3000 was all of Eastern Mulitnomah.
ba, of a famiiy in which he finds
,o ^ b a ^ ’to T h " / o.d' ' FOR SALE 40 acres of land,
had In no o th e r corae,
Stays g u a r­
appropriated for th e opening about
1
H
miles
from
Orasham
,
n
ear
the
himself. ,1 sm assum ing now and f'.m ,
to., J ° . i g° ba' k to ,h ® old o
m
five Years o r m ore ago
A
It only re-
hn, Ut / n o t*,*r ran 1 m ake much
Line road. ] P artly Improved anteed not to rua, or break
Page two— w ant ads contain bar- ih all throughout this di»< us»ion th at t.r
the farm er and h l. wife are fit to ,mt o r T b o i Z a T h T T '? ,-
“ dT
Ca" ** b" u<b ' ®" '
wearer
once.
Is
a
wearer
always.
mains for th e court to order th e gains
easy term s. Win
Made to m easure,
,.lk.
have a boy and th a t
he will ,K an e t ^ n i ia i “ a r, of
’ 7 ° ° ,d W’llll»ma. Gresham
work done
Phone 433
be
profited
by
association
with
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.
p'*
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m
a
n
s
re-
p
rofited
a
sso
cia
tio
n
j appointm ents m ade at Mrs. A
M
The distance is one and one-half
liglon
to
build
and
m
ainisi
< Iwtice Hee>l Potat««-*.
them ) i F
mem
f or this reason th e boy fo 'rtab le' a'im k c.û 'ï' ,,,i" r,'« ln « r '>™
i W ilkinson
Phone 515.
etf
F ato T rip E artly F lm u tc v l.
■ • ‘ s and ru n s th e e n tire distance
'» " r o m h i s o w n The man w h 7 fa n i t o " ^ ' ^
Burpees E xtra Early and
„ b o falls to do his level I
■■ " ig th e dividing lines of the Sun banks AH you can put In a sack door for a very large and a very heat -----
If you have the sllghteat toton
to accomplish this
A p p le T rees
profitable portion of bis social In ter slo p e d a cog to '"h i,' mora|,a m achì“ tlon of g0,n« ,o »«« Francisco
'*al ranch and J. L uscher's proper- fo r
jj p W alters,
Gresham cOU
He
need
not
do
to
if
bis
in For Bale—Y earling apple trees, Win-
Both a re w illing
to donate Heights.
,r y
’’ ' ’»m 'b e c h ild 's earliest years H 6 ' J,ou c«« 'to an c e
the
parents
^
Z y 7 r are
e : aw
: ; 7 ake
7 d to ° . ,hJ x |,7yt
',7 7 Bananas,
na"a’ ' Black Ben. Missouri ‘
trip by tor
'be land. The work will not be
know
of
fam
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in
wbh
h
p
aren
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,
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«ary ag th e re are very few trees
A good tonic for th a t tired feel- and children live each
1. ‘ L e l r 7 e 7 7 ref7 ,“ ? 7 m dlr*.
W rito to or X
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De" W *d W,,h,n D '^ -n a b ie
and no rock in the way
Nearly the j ing on a spring day— a w ant ad on own world, and theae worlds If , b e y ,
r*'r
, i j l ' r t ^ a rrtroa,
or
« . Stone, a, distance
N ursery near Springdale
«otiru distance is above the high page two.
touch usuaii, rasp „ they touch '
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