Gresham outlook., December 02, 1913, Image 1

ME A week
G resham O utlook
BB8HAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON
“Ever at Your Service ’
Phone 701
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1913
$1.60 PER YEAR
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ELECTION
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EXTENSION
T o d ay ’s m u n icip al election is m ov­
in g alo n g w ith o u t frictio n , b u t with
an in ten se e a rn estn ess on th e p a rt
A story in T u esd ay 's O utlook, con-
of th e oppo sin g factions on both tick- !ce rn in « th e proposed extension o f th e
e ts a n d th e ir friends. It is a b a ttle 1 Base b in e road from its p resen t ter-
b etw een th e w ets an d d ry s alth o u g h m in u s'a c ro ss th e Sandy riv
er, aw oke
d isg u ised u n d e r th e title s of "Tax-
a responsive chord in th e a ttitu d e of
p a y e rs " and “C llixens” w ith an Inde­
p en d e n t c a n d id a te fo r city m arshal th e ow ners o f th e p ro p erty th ro u g h
th ro w n in to give spice to th e mix- * b lc h the road would go.
tu r e -
! Sam S treb ln was th e o rig in a to r of
eager «
INFORMATION
SCHOOL LAW BEFORE
POMONA GRANGE
CLUB ROOM
FURNISHED
M u ltn o m ah
C o u n ty
Pom ona
A teleg ram from M anager C. C g ra n g e , w hich w ill m eet a t R o ck ­
A re m a rk a b le p rocession passed
Dire« lors E le c t« !.
C hapm an, in c h a rg e of th e O regon
wood, on th e B ase L ine ro a d , D ecem ­ dow n M ain s tre e t, G resh am , on S a t­
Theodore B rugger ..G resham
exhibit a t C hicago, s ta te s th a t his
..C leo n e
section of th e show is crow ded a t ail b er 17. w ill ta k e up th e p ro p o sitio n u rd ay . i t k e p t to th e sid e w a lk and
f H. C ran e............
P
o
rtla
n
d
tim es by fa rm e rs and o th e rs e a g e r to of ch a n g in g th e p re s e n t m e th o d of h ad no b ra ss b an d s a h e a d n o r c u r i­
R. W. Gill--
secu re first hand in fo rm a tio n re g a r d ­ hold in g a n n u a l school m e e tin g s to o u s sm a ll boys follow ing b eh in d , b u t
G re sh a m
I E 8. Jeune ......
ing this sta te . T he O regon display la levy tax es fo r m a in te n a n c e a n d ex­ It cam e, w ent and g o t th e r e ju s t th e
P o rtla n d
J. J. Johnson
declared by co m p eten t ju d g es to be ten sio n s. T. J. K re u d e r, m a s te r of
P o rtla n d
I H. A. Lewis
sam e.
by
fa r th e best a t th e show w hen P om ona g ran g e, is m a k in g a rr a n g e ­
..P
o
r
tla
n
d
i U M Lepper
T h e lin e of m a rc h began a t C a rl­
m
en
ts
fo
r
a
te
n
ta
tiv
e
fra
m
e
of
a
new
je. M. L ake.............. __ B o rin g
T h a t th e com plexion of th e next the idea sev eral y ears ago an d was q u ality, v ariety and effectiveness
law
g
o
v
ern
in
g
school
m
e
e
tin
g
s
ln
dis­
s
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’s fu r n itu r e s to re an d e n d ed a t
of
stag
in
g
a
re
considered.
Mr.
C
h
a
p
­
S an d y
I Frank McGugin.
council, from a political sta n d p o in t. ,n ainly in 8 tru m e n ta , ln having a g u r.
m an and his a s s is ta n ts a re k ep t busy tr ic ts of a c e rta in class, w hich w ill th e G irls' hose te a m clu b room on
P o rtla n d
m ean s m uch to th e town is m anifest
[A. F. Miller
to a g re a t deg ree. T he decision o f ' '®y n' a 'le ° f th e propo,led r ° u ‘*. »«>d all day and every ev en in g in a n s ­ be s u b m itte d a t th e m eetin g ..
G re sh a m
P o w ell s tre e t. T h e w hole p ro ces­
H. G. MullenhofT
"W e all a g re e th a t th e p re s e n t
Ju d g e G allow ay, at Salem last F ri- he 18 ^U8t M en th u sia stic now as ever w ering th e v ast n u m b e r of in q u irie s
ID. M. Roberta....... ..G re sh a m
sion w as com posed of g irls, m em ­
plan of h o ld in g m ass m e e tin g s
of
R. P .R asm ussen
...C o r b e tt
day, gives th e saloons a n o th e r y ear j he w as in fav o r of h aving th e road show ered upon th em by people of
I ta x p a y e rs to levy tax es is o b so lete b e r s o f th e team , an d they w ere c a r ­
every
class.
T
h
e
d
em
an
d
fo
r
publtc
I J. W. T ow nsend
T r o u td a le
of life if it sta n d s unless th e new opened and im proved. As he ow ns
talk s and lectu res on O regon and th e and a fa rc e ,” said Mr. K re u d e r, " a n d ry in g a lo t of “ fixln’s " w hich a re b e ­
G re sh a m
i E. L. T h o r p e .........
cou n cil refuse* to g ra n t licenses as co n sid erab le of th e p ro p erty th ro u g h
sh o u ld be ch an g ed in som e w ay, W e ing u tilise d
in m a k in g th e ir clu b
• lias been done at Salem , w here the w hich th e road w ould pass he is n a t­ Pacific N o rth w est g en e ra lly is a l­
saw how th e m e etin g in P o rtla n d room cosy a n d com fy.
m
ost
too
g
reat
to
be
satisfied.
tow n w ent dry y esterd ay in sp ite of u rally to be considered in th e m a tte r
w as co n d u cte d , a n d it is th e sam e
T h e le a d e r In th e p ro cessio n w as
| There are 1056 s h a r e s of th e cap i- th e ju d g e ’s decision. If th e
new and has v o lu n teered to give th e nec-
"O regon F irs t and All O reg o n " is in o th e r la rg e d is tric ts . T h e B o ard s c a rry in g s o m e th in g th a t looked lik e
|stock of th e M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty G resh am city council is " d r y ” it may essary rig h t of way free to th e c o u n ­ sug g ested as th e slogan of th e O re­
of E d u c a tio n w ant it ch a n g e d a n d a d ru m ; th e o th e rs h ad each a h o l­
association of w hich n u m b e r ta k e sim ila r actio n and th e whole sit- ty. He says th a t all th e o th e r prop-
gon E xposition com m ission in c h a rg e I nobody w an ts th e p re s e n t p lan re- low tn b e th a t so m e th o u g h t w ere
I were re p re se n te d a t th e a n n u a l u atio n revolves on to d ay ’s election.
erty ow n ers th e re will do likew ise.
of a rra n g e m e n ts fo r a display from tain ed , but th e p ro p o sitio n is to And w ind in s tru m e n ts , b u t th e sup p o sed
Lsting of f i l e s to c k h o ld e rs h e ld yes
W hile th e O utlook goes to press
Mr. S treb in is a u th o rity fo r th e th is s ta te a t San F ran cisco in 1915. a s u b s titu te . T h a t is w hat we s h a ll
d ru m a n d o th e r th in g s w ere only a
May in the C o m m ercial c lu b ball, too e arly to an n o u n ce th e resu lt, It sta te m e n t th a t th e road w ould not In ad d itio n to a b u ild in g of O regon
try to do. W e w ill c o n su lt w ith d i­ sh e e tiro n sto v e an d n u m e ro u s le n g th
kt object of th e m e e tin g w as to believes th a t th e v o ters a re m aking a only give a m ore d irect ro u te to th e wood, fu rn ish e d w ith O regon fu r n i­
re c to rs. school p rin c ip a ls a n d a t t o r ­
Lt fifteen d ire c to rs fo r t^ e com ing wise choice in th e selection of coun- au tom obile club house, but th a t It tu re, w ith a r e s ta u ra n t se rv in g O re­ neys an d g et th e ir id eas of w h a t s o rt of sto v e pipe. T h e g irls h ad been
blow ing th e i r s u rp lu s fu n d s. A big
hr There w as b u t o n e c h a n g e cilm en. W hich ev er way th e contest would save ab o u t a m ile and a half gon food and w ith sid ew alk s m ade of of a c h an g e o u g h t to be m ad e, a n d
ro
ll of m a ttin g w as d eliv ered a t th e
Lie In the d ire c to ry from t h a t of goes th e re is th e assu ra n c e th a t all In d istan ce and p ractically elim in a te i O regon brick. It is now proposed th a t
s t a r t th e m ovem ent a t th e m e etin g of h a ll an d th e m em b ers w en t to w ork.
year. F ra n k M cG ugin, o f S an- m unicip al affairs will be a d m in istered th e h ills and cu rv es th a t a re now to soil on th e ex p o sitio n g ro u n d s, and P om ona g ra n g e .
B eing
s e lf-re lia n t
and
a th le tic
was chosen in th e p lace of L ew is to th e best in te re s ts o f th e city and i be found in th e p resen t trav eled road, to p lant th e re in n a tiv e O regon flow­
enough, to ta c k le a sto v e pipe th ey
fcittuck who w as n o t a c a n d id a te th e people.
All th e p ro p erty ow n ers fo r m iles ers, sh ru b s and sm a ll tre e s. To se­ RETU R N ED FROM
proceeded to lay th e m a ttin g and
r re-election.
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i a ro u n d on both aides of th e Sandy cu re th e n ecessary m a te ria l fo r such
V ISIT TO LEBANON s e t up th e ir sto v e, a n d th ey m ad e
A peculiarity o f th e e le c tio n was SILVER MEDAL CONTEST
riv e r a re ready to sign a p etitio n to p lan tin g , it is su g g e ste d th a t an ex ­
every Jo in t fit
w ith o u t th e u su a l
Heed when th e r e t u r n s sh o w ed th a t
THURSDAY EVENING th e county com m issioners for th e im- h ib it g ard en be e sta b lish e d in P o rt­
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. L eslie a n d Mrs. m asc u lin e acc o m p a n im e n ts th a t u s u ­
sident L ew is, R. W. G ill, A. F.
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I p rovem ent, an d it is believed th a t land and school c h ild re n all o v e r th e A. H evel a n d d a u g h te r V ivian have ally a tte n d s su ch a n o p e ra tio n .
On T h u rsd ay evening. D ecem ber 4.
. . . . __. . .
.
,,, .
,
Rier and II. G. M ullenhofT receiv ed
the au to m o b ile people will give th e ir s ta te be en listed in th e w ork of col­ re tu rn e d from a w eek 's v isit w ith
A few pieces o f fu r n itu r e , su ch as
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i entire 739 votes. T h e elec tio n a t tlie C om m ercial club ball, ’ a silv er assistan ce . to ..
th e p ro ject. F ro m th e lection. T he com m ission h a s been Mr. an d Mrs.
O rlan d
Zeek n e a r c h a irs, sofaB and ta b le s ta k e n fro m
m
edal
co
n
test
w
ill
be
held.
T
h
e
B
tandpoJnt
of
Jo
h
n
R
Ypon
_
i by ballot a n d a ll of th o s e elec ted
th e assu red th a t sp a re fo r such a g a rd e n L eb an o n . T hey sta y e d a day o r som e of th e g ir ls ’ h om e w ere ad d ed
»¡red a
h ig h ly
c o m p lim e n ta ry class is com posed of n ine co n te sta n ts, |lpw roa(j nlagter> | t w ou]d be o f a(j. would he provided, free, on th e cam - tw o lo n g e r th a n th ey ex p ected to ln to th e fu rn ish in g s, an d th e clu b
van tag p , Q (hp county (o havp t „ e pu8 o f Reed
co|iege. If b u t one
le, far above th e n e c e ss a ry n u m - th e p rize to be a silv er m edal for th e
o rd e r to g et th e re tu r n s on th e ele c ­ room is now an exclusive re s o rt fo r
co m p eten t road aH R w ou| d open up an o u tle t specim en is received from each of
l required to e le c t. T h e re w ere 21 o n e doing th e best. 1 h ree
tio n fo r local ro a d su p e rv iso r, fo r th e hose team , w h ere m en a re not
ju
d
g
e
s
will
m
ak
e
th
e
decision.
Good
sdldates fo r th e fifteen offices.
fo r th e ten acres of rock q u a rry on , th e 2500 schools of th e s ta te a con- w hich p o sitio n Mr. Zeek w as a c a n ­ en c o u ra g e d to viBlt an d w h ere th e
Previous to th e e le c tio n th e re ­ m usic w ill be fu rn ish ed . Look for th e Sandy and would co nnect w ith isld e ra b le tr a c t of lan d will be re- d id a te . T h e elec tio n did n o t c a rry m em b ers of th e ch am p io n g irl hose
ins of the s e c r e ta ry a n d tr e a s u r e r th e p rin te d p ro g ram in T u e s d a y s (h e propo8e(i new roaii a io ,,g th e q u ired to c a re fo r th e m u n til they in Mr. Z eek 's fav o r, b u t th e y
feel ru n n e r s o f th e U n ited S ta te s may
e a ste rn bank of th e riv er, th u s form - a re shipped
so u th
fo r p e rm a n e n t th a t lie m ade a sp len d id sh o w in g plan th e ir ca m p a ig n s fo r n ex t y e a r ’s
i subm itted in a re p o r t fro m th e issue.
T h e ad m issio n will be 10 cen ts for (ng a ]oop of rarp 8cpnlc bpauty fo r ! p lan tin g .
.
ice c o m m ittee.
T h ese
re ­
fo r a m an of h u t o ne y e a r’B re s i­ races and en g ag e in su ch m ild a th le ­
a
d
u
its
an
d
5
c
e
n
ts
fo
r
ch
ild
re
n
u
n
d
er
nts condensed sh o w t h a t th e re-
a u to trav el at a low elevation and de-
d en ce in th e c o m m u n ity , as he re ­ tic s as m ay be necessary to k eep
th e j vold (, f bpavy gradpg
W ith in th e p a st few d ay s can n ed ceived 60 votes o u t of 125.
for th e p a s t y e a r fro m all tw elv e. C om e an d e n co u rag e
th e m in sh a p e d u rin g th e w in ter.
y
o
u
n
g
people
in
th
e
ir
w
ork.
D
on’t
A
new
bridge
across
th
e
Sandy
an
d
d r *ed fru it« valu ed a t $15,000
rces to h av e been $9,126.21 w ith
Mr. a n d Mrs. L eslie, w hen in te r ­
T hey a re p la n n in g fo r a C h ris tm a s
fo
rg
e
t
th
e
d
a
te
an
d
place.
1 would be th e g re a te st expense but have be,' n «hipped from th e E u g en e view ed, ex p ressed
i yet due. W a rr a n ts to alm o st
th e m se lv e s as eve d a n c e in th e C o m m ercial clu b
F r u i t G ro w ers' c a n n ery . T h e sh ip ­ g re a tly
pleased
w ith
c o n d itio n s h a ll, by w hich th ey expect to ra is e a
I amount h av e been o rd e re d paid
At th e C o m m ercial club h all next th a t would be alm o st e n tirely offset
I the exact s ta n d in g o f th e asso- T h u rsd a y ev en in g , D ecem ber 4, com ­ by th e sav in g in h a rd su rface im ­ m en ts in clu d ed fo u r c a rlo a d s o f a p ­ th e re , a n d say th a t Mr. Zeek h as an little m o re m oney fo r th e p u rp o se of
ples re tu rn in g an a v e ra g e of $800 A-No. 1 d a iry ra n c h . T hey th in k it
aion cannot be given u n til th e fi- m en cin g a t 8 o ’clock. T he follow ing p ro v em en t if it is in ten d ed to Im­
b u y in g a few m o re necessary a r t i ­
prove th e Base L ine in th at m an n er p er c a r to th e g ro w ers. T he c a r- is a lm o st as good a s G resh am .
Imeeting o f th e b o ard on J a n u a r y p ro g ra m will be re n d e re d :
cles need ed in th e ir p e c u lia r s tu n ts ,
loads se n t to th e E ast have
been
T h e O u tlo o k is in d e b te d to th e s e a n d th ey a re going Jo h av e a crow d,
vhen th e o ld b o ard w ill d isso lv e in v o c a tio n
.................. Rev. F reu n d T he co st of a m ile and a h alf in h ard sold a t m ore th a n $2.00 p e r box, of
frie
n d s fo r a fine b unch o f m istle ­ too.
s
u
rfa
c
e
saved
would
m
ean
$15,000
I the nqw o n e w ill be o rg an ized .
Miss Echo Jo n es
V ocal solo
w hich 50 centB is d e d u c te d fo r
The d ire c to rs a re allo w ed $2,50 R e a d in g
T h ey w ill be h e a rd fro m ag a in
T h e O rp h a n 's P ra y e r sav ed to ad d to th e cost of a bridge fre ig h t. Tw o c a rlo a d s of p ru n e s toe, g a th e re d w hile on Mr. Z eek's
place.
h en ce it w ould m ean econom y as well
teach day se rv ed w hile in session.
n ex t y e a r a n d a re d e te rm in e d to
H elen W ostell.
as th e co nvenience secured to have 1 w ere a,8° sh lp p e d ’ *»<*
b rin g in g
! collective n u m b e r o f day s serv - R ead in g
m a in ta in th e ir re p u ta tio n s as c h a m ­
M o th er— A P ro m ise i
ab o u t $2,500 to th e p ro d u c e rs.
IN MEMORY OF
th
e
new
road.
T
h
e
old
road
aro
u
n
d
,
thi« year h av e been 166, th e pay
pions an d th e p rid e of G resham .
V ern P itts.
AMOS S. PETTIBO N E
twhich w as all ta k e n in s h a re s of H eading
....................... L ittle B lossom as a t p re se n t, w ould still rem ain and POULTRY SHOW
th
e
r
e
w
ould
be
a
n
o
th
e
r
ro
u
te
across
by th e d ire c to rs. T h is cu sto m
D IE D AT BORING—
M ildred P ullen .
ON TH IS W EEK
A m os S p erry P e ttib o n e w as born
th e S andy fo r th e benefit of a grow-
been follow ed every y e a r sin ce ' In 8 tru n ie n ta l 8o)o
R E B E K A H S ORGANIZED
May 23, 1820, in M an tau , P o rta g e
»»ization of th e fa ir, none o f th e
Mlss F lo ren ce H oney ' nK co m m u n ity
Tw o floors of th e new F a ilin g co u n ty , Ohio.
H e cam e W est in
B O R IN G , Dec. 1.— M rs.
J.
W.
T h e E m p tied Ju g
T h e m a tte r w ill n o t be allow ed to b uilding, s o u th e a s t c o rn e r F ifth an d 1842, s e ttlin g a t C ry sta l L a k e , D ane)
ird receiving any o th e r cen tp en sa- R ead in g
R u th In g les
' d r°P 38 to° raar.y a re in fa v o r of it.
unless th e y w ere a c tin g as su-
I
S
to
n
e
liv
in
g
one
m
ile
e
a
st
of
B
oring,
A lder s tre e ts , w ere fo u n d n ecessary co u n ty , W isconsin.
vintendents at th e w ages fixed by H eading
...................... Boys W an ted |
to ho u se th e e x h ib its of th e p o u ltry
He w as m a rrie d N o v em b er 9, 1848 d ro p p ed dead »“ tu rd a y m o rn in g of
by-laws. T h e sto ck h as an ac-I
H a rry W ostell.
GRESHAM FIREM EN
show , w hich o pened y e ste rd a y rnorn- to Miss L a u ra A. F u lle r a n d ln 1856 h e a r t tro u b le . S he w as ln th e y a r 1
#1 value b u t It p ay s no d iv id en d s I H eading
RECEIVE INVITATIONS |ng
c o n tin u e th ro u g h th e week m oved to C ra w fo rd co u n ty , W iscon- sw eep in g th e w alk w hen th e a tta c k
T h e W recked E xpress 1
id may be re g a rd e d as a v isio n ary
H a n n a h L ane.
Special d isp lay s w ere p u t ln y e s te r­ sin , a n d in 1869 m oved h is fam ily to ) cam e, h e r h u sb a n d h e a rd h e r fuJi,
T h e G resham v o lu n te e r fire d e p a rt­
W to the h o ld e r.
S ong— L a d le s’ C h o ru s
day an d m any o f th e b ird s w ill a r ­ A u g u sta, W isconsin. He b u rie d h is J h u t w hen he re a c h e d h e r sh e was
m en t will hold its re g u la r m o n th ly
riv e today.
j M rs M a rg a re t L aw e, M rs Ja m e s E lk-
w ife F e b ru a ry 14, 1894. H e m ad e ‘lead . T h e fu n e ra l w as held fro m
»«rnntent to A id in F o rm in g J u - i n g to n , Mrs M y rtle M yers Mrs J N. bu sin ess m eetin g in th e fire h all, to ­
T h e d e c o ra tio n s o f th e show ! his h om e in A u g u sta u n til 1902 w hen <he M e th o d ist c h u rc h a t B o rin g on
m orrow n ig h t (W ed n esd ay .) A full
venlle < lubs.
j
C lan ah an , Mrs. E. A. L eo n ard .
room s will be g re e n s from th e w oods lie w ent W est s e ttlin g in O regon, llv- M onday, Rev. A. U. C a ld e r, ottlcia»
The U nited S ta te s Department of Rpading
T h e Re sn lt of T re a tin g a tte n d a n c e of all firem en is req u ested p la n ts and sm all tre e s. U n lik e m ost
T h e b u ria l w as a t D am ascu s
as sev eral im p o rta n t topics of in te r­ ex h ib itio n s, th e re w ill be no flags ing th e ir u n til th e tim e o f h is d e a th , ing.
Wculture w ill c o -o p e ra te w ith th e
0 ]p n Ru8h er
w hich cam e S a tu rd a y , N o v em b er 8, c e m e te ry . She is su rv iv e d by h e r
*R«n A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege, th ro u g h R pad in g
*
C ollege Oil C ans est a re up fo r discussion.
an d b an n ers.
tw o so n s.
1913. H e is su rv iv e d by tw o d a u g h - h u sb a n d , J . W. S to n e,
An in v ita tio n has been received re ­
•E x ten sio n d iv isio n , in fo rm in g
L o re tta Cook.
T h e p rem iu m s w ill be rib b o n s—
q u e stin g th e p resen ce of th e G resh ­ F irs t, b lu e: second, re d ; th ird , y el­ te rs, Mrs. R u th T rip p an d M rs. Ivory B ru ce a n d K ye, a n d th r e e d a u g h te r s
™ and boys’ c lu b s in O regon. S at-
E arl R ugg
H ead in g — R escued
L iv erm o re a n d fo u r g ra n d c h ild re n . M rs. K u tle B a rtc h , Mrs. Leo S m ith
am fire d e p a rtm e n t a t a co n cert by low ; fo u rth ,
Ktory a ss u ra n c e of in te r e s t in th e
w h ite ;
fifth, g reen .
Song Male Q u a rte tte
th e P o rtla n d F ire m e n ’s band
and T w enty-five stiv e r cups, a p p ro p r ia te ­ V. W. P e ttib o n e , W. A. a n d H. C a n d S te lla S tone.
of p ro m o tin g th e s e o rg a n iz a
L iv erm o re a n d Mrs. P a u l C la rk all
S a tu rd a y
e v e n in g ,
B o rin g
R e­
la te r a b ask et social.
i among th e y o u n g peo p le o f Or-
ly e n g rav ed , hav e been offered by lo­ liv in g in A u g u sta. At h is d e a th he h ek a h lodge, No. 213, w as in s titu te d
Jo n es. E. A. Lindsey.
E very firem an be su re and come. cal b u siness m en an d
J® was given by th e F e d e ra l a u th o r
o th e rs as w as 93 y ears, 5 m o n th s, 16 days.
D ecision of ju d g es.
f w ith fo rty -sev en m em b ers, by C h a r-
Com e early an d you will n o t have to prizes.
to Prof. R. D. H e tz e l, d ire c to r
P re s e n ta tio n of m edal.
T h e re m a in s w ere fo rw a rd e d
to lo tte W oodm an p re s id e n t of th e Re-
'College E x te n sio n w o rk , a t a re-j
sta y late.
P o rtla n d w ill hav e th e only a m a ­ A u g u sta, re a c h in g h e re th e 13th a n d Lbekab assem b ly , a s s is te d by th e De-
A dm ission
10
c e n ts ; ch ild ren ,
*t; conference h e ld in W a sh in g to n ,
te u r e x h ib ito rs and also th e only g irl on th e ev en in g of th e 1 4 th serv ices i g re e stu ff of C o lu m b ia
R eb e k a h
cen
ts.
FC. it was f u r th e r s ta te d by th e
C hicken Sup|<er A t F airv iew .
to m ak e e n trie s.
w ere h eld a t th e h om e o f th e g ra n d - I lodge No. 3 of P o rtla n d . S eventy
On n ex t F rid a y ev en in g , D ecem ber
^fal officers t h a t e d u c a tio n a l
Rev. W. B. m em b ers of P o rtla n d lo d g es cam e
. j . i M ore field fence 30c p e r rod a t 5, th e P re s b y te ria n lad ies of F air- ! M aurice M ann, of S p rin g d a le farm son, V. W. P e ttib o n e .
•sit • il l soon be a p p ro p r ia te
d to 8 te rlln g & K id d e r’s.
w est of G resh am , has e n te re d a dls- S tu b b e rt c o n d u cte d th e se rv ic e an d o u t In a sp ecial c a r to a tte n d th e
view
w
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b
azaar
•ra in fo rm in g th e ju v e n ile clu b s
w ith a h o u se fu ll of h is old tim e cerem o n ies. A m ong
th o se p re s e n t
an d chicken pie su p p er. S u p p er 25
W eekly O regojiion su b sc rip tio n o f­
"•»D ing on th e line« of w ork J
U tility P o u ltry Show .
n eig h b o rs an d frie n d s rev iew ed very w ere G ra n d R e c o rd e r S h a ro n
an d
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be
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verybody
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at •ulteit to O reg o n c o n d itio n s.
F a rm e rs an d p o u ltry m en will
briefly th e w o n d e rfu l e v e n ts o f th e w ife, P a s t G ran d
M aster W h eeler
Ai guaged by th e i r p o p u la rity in given an o p p o rtu n ity to see th e fam -
y e a rs of his life tim e a n d th e n a t an d w ife, P. G. A n d rew s am i w ife, P.
- r Parts of th e U n ited S ta te s. oug (.|)an, p |o n sh lp h en s of th e O regon
th e close o f th e day th e body w as d e ­ G. T o m llso n an d wife. T h e d e g re e
Club a re e m in e n tly su ccessfu l
;»cou;iKir g \ t u 7 r a n 7 w o r k a ? o n ; A g ric u ltu ra l C o.iege d d u u rin
rin g g F arm -
p osited in o u r c ity c e m e te ry am o n g w ork w as g iven in th e L ive W ire ball
A
**nwi of th e ch o sen s u b je c ts . In era W eek. D ecem ber K to 1.
, th e old tim e frie n d s an d n e ig h b o rs an d a s u p p e r w as serv ed
in
th e
'° ri1 s ta le s m an y c o rn clu b s have u tility p o u ltry show will be c arried i
of h is e a rlie r d ay s.— F ro m A u g u sta, 1. O. O. F . h ail. T h e s is te r s left a f­
»Iorn., d am o n g th e boys
In th e on , n co n n ectio n w ith th e co u rse, f
( Wla. (T im es.
te r m id n ig h t on th e ir sp e c ia l c a r for
f i f t s s j a
s s :
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hom e. T h e officers In stalled fo r th e
With all paid in advance new yearly aubacriptiona and
* »u, h as th o s e of seed , so ils and u n til F rid ay ev en in g T he ch an pion
List of Ix-ttcrw
co m in g te rm w ere:
Amy L. M or-
»«eniH.it, a n d
th e
p ra c tic e of h en s w ill be ex h ib ited a t th is p o u ltry
renewals for the Outlook received up to December 31 next, we
T h e follow ing list o f le tte r s re­ a n d , N. O .; M innie M eyer, V. G .;
“•< and ju d g in g th e co rn
B oys' show , an d n o w h ere else. A lth o u g h
will give free a years' subscription to Poultry Life, a monthly
m ain u n called
fo r a t th e G resham W m. A. M orand, s e c r e ta ry ; S a ra h
dobs a re Ju st now re c e iv in g es- th e re will be m any o th e r a tt^ a c **''R
54-page poultry journal, published in Portland, devoted to
postoffice
fo r
th e
w eek
en d in g W h eeler, tr e a s u r e r ; L ouisa Johnson,
*»1 atten tio n fro m th e d e p a rtm e n t, i fe a tu re s , ad m issio n to th e ex h ib it I I
progressive poultry culture in the Northwest.
«"*' be m a d e a p a rt o f th e be free.
P o u ltry
* " '1.
'N o v e m b e r 30, 1913.
w a rd e n ; N ora M eyer, c o n d u c to r;
Plan in O regon.
o n s tra tio n will be given ev ery day by
We have bought 200 yearly subscriptions to this fine mod­
Letters— Orey A Crahane, Al. S a ra h E. F r a n k , c h a p la in ; R ltt*
.**’**<!■ c o -o p e ra tio n
e x is ts be- pou ltry »-xperts
T hen-
” 'd
em poultry magazine and have them to give away to our
E lgin, H enry W. F r e h r e r , ( 2 ) , M r Tw ynne, R. 8. N. O .j M a rg a re t Can­
W Be ‘ .»liege E x te n sio n .livi hi bits of eggs and o th e r poultry prod-
subscribers. The price of Poultry Life for one year is 50 cents.
B etsy Jones, Mrs. M ary P a lm e r. M rs n y , L. 8. V. O .; H a ttie T u rn e r. R. 8.
and th. F e d e ra l d e p a rtm e n t of u cts and b y -p ro d u cts and d8I" ” n " '^ 8'
••tore, a n d its a p p lic a tio n to tio n of m eth o d s Of h o u sin g and y*rd
E m il S tubbs, Miss E m m a O 'R losser V. O .; E s th e r M eyer, L. 8. V. O .,
Take advantage of this at once. You will be pleased with
*°fk am ong O reg o n fa r m e rs is in g p o u ltry , k I Ring.
re“ •> K
Miss C a rrie K oenig.
M aggie B eck, 1. O .; M aude B row n,
J* made m ore g e n e ra l a n d ef- p ack in g fow ls. fee* " i ra 1 !'
Poultry Life.
Cards— D. W P o tte r, H e n ry F r e ­ O. O. T h e new lodge w ill m eet S a t­
'*** P ro fe sso r H etzel h as Just ca n d lin g and g rad in g eggs
An
h re r , Miss K n ig h t H u b b ard .
'c r y c a re fu l s tu d y of th e co- h lb lt of hens, good and |» o r l«y rs
u rd ay ev en in g a t 8 p. m. in th e Odd
Be Inform ed
« B e e x te n sio n
w o rk
In th e w ill be a very In stru c tiv e fe a tu re Al
These letters will be sent to the F ellow « h a lls to p e rfe c t o rg a n iz a tio n
2 * rn »ad E a a te rn s ta te s .
an d to g e th e r th e m any u"efu l
Why not take a daily paper with the Outlook?
dead le tte r office on Dec. 14th,
M rs. N. A. H einfleet h as sold h e r
* » 'o see its beat fe a tu re « u tiliz e d m ak e th e p o u ltry ahow a goo 1 sho
We are agents for
1913, If n o t d e liv e re d
befo re. la th r e e -a c re place o n e m ile n o rth of
^ • « in g to th e O reg o n fa rm e rs c o u rse ln p ra c tic a l p o u ltry
DAILY ORRÍJOXIA1»
c a llin g fo r th e above, p le a se aay ad- B o rin g to W ilb u r P o tte r of A sh lan d ,
U vsntages offered by th e com -1
E * 0 « « t0 ProT ,d* , th *. “ f?.1
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8 Mrvlce
m oat p ra c tic a l In stru c tio n in all Bn “ .J.
v e rtise d , giv in g d a te of Hat.
’ O regon.
o f a g ric u ltu re , fo r th e benefit of th e ,,
EVBMIXU TFIKt.RAM
1. McCOLL, P. M. ! Law rence Johnson, o f Clackamas,
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hUd “° P tn the ’,ohn Metx«er have been unusually succewful thia
Hnhscriptions tak e n fo r nny n t these o r in c o m b in a tio n w ith
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A strictly quiet and acceMib,e w lhe farmers for the eo-
Place to vlait.
Laundry iut|on of the great quaetlona of In- 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 ^ : 7 " ? ^ ^ ^ ’ " "
..................... eaeaasews—sas
>3 rreaaed production.
Rich men of San Francisco will
open a grocery of their own as a de-
fenae against the high coat of living
We had thought aoase of doing the
same thing here.
trees for Mr. Bair of Canby, to be
used for the Christmas trade,
; Max Anderson has moved with hia
I faaaUy to the Fischer place beyou^
Flrwood.