Gresham outlook., February 13, 1914, Image 1

G resham O utlook
TWICE A WEEK
VOL. 3.
NO. 100
“Ever at Your Service ’
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1914
SCHOOL WINS,
GRANGE LOSES
Two R ockw ood school m a’am s
a n d one k ld le t w ho may som e day be­
com e one a re th e ch am p io n sp ellers.
T h a t fact w as d efinitely d ete rm in e d
on W ednesday ev en in g at th e g ra n g e
h a ll w hen th e g ra n g e w ent dow n to
d e fe a t in th e g lo rio n s cau se of doing
Its full d u ty as an ed u c a tio n a l in s ti­
tu tio n th a t is try in g to h elp in th e
la u d a b le w ork of te ac h in g th e boys
a n d g irls how to becom e m ore pro
flcient.
PARKING PLANS
ARE NEEDED FOR
SIDEWALK TREES
Trees from T w o N urseries M ay be had at Low Prices
P lan tin g Day,
F e b ru a ry
28.
T rees
that
$1.50 PER YEAR
HOOD RIVER MAN
REPORTED MISSING
R o b ert M orrow of Hood R iv er le ft
his hom e th e r e on F e b ru a ry 3, and
has uot been h e a rd from since the
for roll° * iug day’
H e w as seen in T ro u td a le th e next
are
P h o n e 701
day a fte r leav in g hom e, w hich was
Best A d a p te d for the P urpose.
W edneaday of las, w eek, an d said
he w as going to P o rtla n d , b u t since
T h e T ree P la n tin g c o m m ittee of t n ativ e m aples a t 10 c e n ts a piece, In th en his w h e re a b o u t hav * e * been
en 1 a 1
th e C o m m ercial clu b an d W o m en's size from five to fifteen feet.
n iv ste rj a lth o u g h a sy stem atic search
BOTH HOUSES
SLATED TO GO
P o rtla n d , F eb. 11.— (S p e c ia l)— A
m ass m e etin g w as held in th e E a st
sid e lib ra ry T u esd ay n ig h t to launch
e.
th e m ovem ent to abolish th e S ta te
s e n a te „ „
H ou>e q , K ep reg e|lta.
tlve8 an d e8tabll|lh a g, a te
8lon f j r m of
g o v ern m en t.
Accord-
ing to th e p lan su g g ested th e re w ill
be tw elve co m m issio n ers— th e gov-
. C ouncil m et a t th e lib ra ry W ednes-
The se c re ta ry , Mrs. N ina B elt, was
bB*'
e rn o r, se c re ta ry of s ta te , s ta te tre a s-
day n ig h t an d f u r th e r d eveloped th e , in s tru c te d to co m m u n icate w ith sug- ,
* ' u«lk n o w " 111,1,1 141 u re r, and n in e com m issioners. T hese
R EEK S.
plan s fo r b e a u tify in g th e city. As J gested perso n s in v a rio u s p a rts o f !S andy a few day8 “ 8° * • » re a d In will be elec ted as follow s:
B o urbon co u n ty . K en- th e r e h ad n o t been a council m eet- th e city to so lic it th e ir co -o p eratio n th p P o rtla n d
papers, c au sin g hts
P lr s t D istric t— W est of C ascades
tu ck y , M arch 17, 1825. d ied a t Med- i[,8 no actio n had been ta k e n on th e ih u rg in g tre e p la n tin g on S a tu rd a y , nephew , H. J. M cD onough to com e except M u ltn o m ah countv
commis’
fo rd . F e b ru a ry 6 , 1914. R esid en t of p ro p o sitio n to p ro v id e fo r a w id er F e b ru ary 28.
h e re in fe a r th a t the d e c e a s e d 'T a s »loners.
O regon sin ce 1878 w ith hom e n e a r P ark in g s trip alo n g resid en ce s tre e ts
T rees in sev eral v a rieties m ay be his m issing uncle, but th e descrip-
Second D i s t r i c t - E a s t of C ascades
G resh am u n til a s h o r t tim e b efo re T he p re s e n t p a rk in g stsXp of one foot had from W. E.
D abney h ere in tion of th e dead man does not t a l k
com m issioners.
h is d eath .
o r Ct°he n u rn o s
T
le r , ',a d p q u a te i “ rp8haH1, from H
A. L ew is of th e w ith th a t of R obert M orrow w hose
T h ird D I s tr lc t- M u ltn o m a h coun-
- ¡ le e t d
.. d 8e^ 8 ° be n e 8 ' K u88ellvll,e n u raer,ea
T hey both d escrip tio n is given as follow s:
ty th r e e co m m issio n ers.
Should „T nrov »
h o w e v e r,q u o te an extensive stock w ith prices
H eight, 5 feet It) in ch es; 52 y e a rs
T h is a rra n g e m e n t will give th e
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> P | <" ° Ur P' O|‘ e from ! ran g in g from 15 cen ts to one d o lla r of ag e; brow n eyes, w eight, 200 » fate th e p roposed n ine com m isslon-
In a c o n test betw een th e g ran g e
m em bers an d p u p ils of th e school th e
re s u lts show ed th a t th e g ra n g e w ould
p ro b ab ly hav e been v icto rio u s; but
tw o ex p erien ced te a c h e rs w ere In th e
c o n te s t w ith th e k id s an d of co u rse
th ey won. Som e of th e best g ra n g e
sp e lle rs w ere a b se n t an d som e of th e
o th e r s flunked pu rp o sely , an d when
th e sm o k e cle a re d aw ay th e re w as no
one left b u t th e y ch eered th e v icto ri­
ln* l f ! [ , t m ‘ , T h e !i8U Include, m aple. p o unds; bald head ed an d d ressed in o rs acc o rd in g to p o p u latio n , as fol
o u s and w ere g lad th ey lost.
now while it is th e p ro p er tim e o f i poplar, ash , m u lb erry , c h e stn u t, lo- a blue serg e s u it w ith a D erby h a t. low s:
L ik e m any of th e a th le tic s tu n ts
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.°.Ught ' ° b e , b p ttp r l ° | CUBG H aw th o rn e, elm . w aln u t, birch.
Mr M cD onuogh will c o n tin u e his
F irs t
District- Four coin mission-
th e r e w ere tw o in n in g s.
T h e first
C o u n ty C o m m issio n er H o lm an , up- 86 ° Ut a ew tre e s on o n e s p r o p e r - ! c ata lp a and tu lip
Mr. Lewis offers search in P o rtla n d w here he m ay be ‘‘r». 303,634 p o p u latio n .
’’s p e ll” w as co n d u cted on th e plan of on req u est of th e O u tlo o k , h a s in d it- y? ' f
,hp ,il1"' llls
k 1,1 l«te of 100; Mr Dabney in and unable t,. coaamnnleate with
8eoo«4 Dlatrtet Two eoamlaaion
going o v er to th e e n em y ’s sid e when ed th e follo w in g in fo rm a tio n to th e * 1P" ,llP COU,“J “b all e sta b lish a in lots of 25.
anyone.
ers, 142,870 p o p u latio n .
a w ord was m issed. In th a t co n test p ublic c o n cern in g th e p re s e n t
Mrs. N ina B elt has th e sch ed u les
tax u n ifo rm p lan fo r all stre e ts . Corn-
— ------------------- ( T h ird
D istric t— T h re e
com m ts-
th e g ra n g e took o v er m o re th a n a levy an d th e co llectio n s th e re o f. T he ™u niea tio n s w ere received from H. of stock an d prices w hich an y o n e JUNIOR
LEAGUE
»loners, 226,261 p o p u latio n .
dozen of th e school k id s an d only s ta te m e n t of th e p u rc h a sin g a g e n t E ,)a bney re g a rd in g tre e s an d th e m ay see.
IS ORGANIZED
Th*8 would amend Art. IV. Sec 1
lost one. It show ed th e s u p e rio rity re fe rre d to is n o t p u b lish ed , b u t it in fo rm a tio n is given o u t fo r th e ben- „ L ocust, tu lip , m aple an d c a ta lp a
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of th e O regon c o n stitu tio n a n d vest
o f th e g ra n g e m em b ers o v er th e show s a c o n sid erab le sav in g in m anv P ’ of tbp p u b lic-
am o n g th e fa s te st g ro w ers w hile
On T u esd ay , th irty -tw o c h ild re n th e p re se n t le g isla tiv e pow ers of th e
school in spelling. Miss Eva C am p a rtic le s b o u g h t.
F o llo w in g is Mr.
T “ e re *’as 8ome ta lk « w a rd in g a th e h o rse c h e stn u t is fre e from dis- nie* 1,1 ,h e lib ra ry a n d w ith th e help s ta te le g is la tu re in th e com m ission,
bell, p rin cip al of th e school ’’gave H o lm a n ’s le tte r :
b an q u et fo r th e e n jo y m en t o f th o se ease and does not lift th e sid ew alk . of Miss H aile, Mrs. E lk in g to n and re se rv in g to th e people th e p resen t
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, ’ bo do so m e th in g d efin ite in th e M ountain ash und H a w th o rn e a re S*r’ - B elt, o rg a n iz e d "T h e Civic Ju n - pow ers of in itia tiv e , re fe re n d u m anil
o u t” th e w ords in th a t half.
T h e second h a lf was th e real co n ­
In asm u ch as a t th e p re s e n t tim e way of ,re e P lan tin g on F e b ru a ry 28, su b je c t to San Jo se scale.
*°r L e ag u e.”
A c o n stitu tio n was recall. Also ab o lish a ll s ta le com -
te s t. F ifte e n g ra n g e rs and a b o u t 25 we a re all in te re ste d in th e a m o u n t b u t n o th in g can be said a t th is tim e,
Mr. D abney has a b o u t 5« roses left ad o p ted and th e follow ing officers m issions, k eep in g th e co m m issio n ers
school ch ild re n rein fo rced by Miss of tax es w hich we h av e to pay, an d ’ « ’8 th o u g h t th a t th e b e a u tify in g of w hich he offers
a t 20 c en ts each «lec‘®«J-’ p re s id e n t,
M abel M ichel; on th e jo b all th e
tim e, stu d y in g
C am pbell a n d Miss Mae B enedict, in asm u ch as th e to ta l levy fo r M ult- one 8 P*«ce sh o u ld n o t dep en d upon w hile they last. Mr. L ew is is offer-
vice P ^ i d e n t . L oren M yers; secre- p ro p e r le g isla tio n
an d d o in g th e
a n o th e r te a c h e r, w ere lined up in w n o m ah co u n ty th is y e a r is 27 m ills, i a b an q u et.
ing 2-year-old roses a t 17 »A c en ts In ,a r y - W inifred St. C la ir; tr e a s u re r , w ork now h an d le d by th e p resen t
p o site a rra y an d th e re was a g re a t w hich is so m ew h at h ig h e r th a n h ere-
T h e c o m m ittee h as an offer of 50 h u n d re d lots.
B enem a M atthew s.
T h e w ork of th e com m issions m ore o r less su ccessfu l-
s la u g h te r of th e in n o cen ts.
P re tty to fo n , we a re all. th e re fo re , in te r-
----------------- ------------- '----------------- ------------------------------------—------------------- leag u e Is to be divided am ong fo u r ly at g re a t ex p en se to th e ta x p ay e rs
soon th e re w ere only th e tw o te a c h ­ e sted in a s c e rta in in g th e reaso n s WOODLAWN
d e p a rtm e n ts. T h e
F lo w er G arden of th e sta te .
GRANGE
PREMIUM DEFICIT IS
ers an d Miss B onn ie H o rto n le ft on th e re fo r, an d as a co m m issio n er of ■
C. E. Spence, s ta te m a s te r of th e
APPOINTS COMMITTEE
PAID BY COMMISSIONERS ¡hTvtge.able‘U “’“et
th e school sid e, w ith a fo rm id ab le M u ltn o m ah co u n ty an d th e re fo re a
G ard en d e p a rtm e n t, O regon s ta te g ra n g e , spoke an d d e ­
a rr a y of g ra n g e rs opp o site. T hen fa c to r in th is m a tte r, I beg to in fo rm
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F e b ru a ry 24; th e W ild F lo w e r de- c lared In fa v o r of a b o lish in g th e
W oodlaw n g ra n g e h as ta k e n th e
th e tid e tu rn e d an d k ept tu rn in g u n ­ you of th o se th in g s o v er w hich I p er-
T he county co m m issio n ers on W ed- p a rtm e n t, M arch 10, and th e W h ite
s ta te se n a te . T h e o th e r sp e a k e rs
til finally th e g ra n g e b a tte ry d w in ­ so n ally had som e co n tro l, so th a t my fir8t 8tpp to w ard m ak in g an e x h ib it nesdav, a fte r a visit of th e se c re ta ry W ings at a d a te to be decided la ter,
urged a s ta te com m ission In o rd e r to
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o f th e fa ir board, d ire c te d C ounty T b e re will be a union m eetin g of th e g et rid of log ro llin g , tr a d in g an d
R ichm ond, w ho failed on " q u o r u m ” ly u n d e rsto o d by you, a n d th ro u g h ihg tb e nece88ary co m m ittees. W ood-
A u d ito r M artin to draw a w a rra n t fo r
A." th e c o rru p tio n a t th e sessio n s of th e leg-
an d th e school w as d ecla red th e win- you, by th e ta x p a y e rs of th is com m u- . laW" baS “ eVer pntp rp d «b ® co n test
m eetin g s will be held a t th e lib ra ry M a tu re .
Dan K e llu h e r presided. It
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n er. Miss L a u ra S hipley, of th e nity . T h e re fo re , th e asse sso r has bPforp b u t 11 baB ,b p r,g h t 8 p irtt' ,b e
w as a n n o u n ced th a t a cam p aig n of
G resh am high scho o l was p ro m p to r, p re p a re d fo r m e th e c o m p a ra tiv e Pe° ple wbo can ,nakp th ,n g 8 **’ a,ld F u ir in p aym ent of th e deficit on EVANGELIST MEETINGS
e d u catio n will be s ta rte d ,0 Inform
(T h e di- ,b p c o u n try s u r ro u n d in g tjta t can prem iu m s Incurred last S ep tem b er .
re fe re e an d u m p ire.
s ta te m e n t w ritte n below :
ALL
NEXT
WEEK
people of file scope and p u rp o se of
p ro d u ce a n y th in g gro w n In th is p a rt
T he a m o u n t a p p ro p rla te d waa p ro .
T h e g ra n g e h all w as crow ded to j vi8ions re p re se n t m ills.)
th is m easure, an d la te r In itia te a
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its fu lle st cap acity d u rin g th e “s p e ll”
1913
1914
P ^ v e a fo rm i> vided fo r in th e b udget passed by th e
L. H. W ELLS.
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a b ‘e c° " , Pp ,’to r an d Is lia b le to get B udget B oard last fall. T he b udget th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch w ith in- j
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BY PARCEL POST
.15 co m m ittees ap p o in ted to ta k e c h a rg e b u ild in g s before th e next fa ir is held th is week th u s fa r an d will p reach I
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4 15 ¡ i L T * ® “ P tb e « h ‘b it: A g ricu ltu re , com m issioners, but th e B udge, B oard evening. Rev. M L. Schooley h as as ca ta lo g u e s, w hich is classed as
try . an d th e u n iq u e sp ellin g m atch
5.15
betw een a flo u rish in g school an d th e |
You w ill n o tice th a t th e to ta l levy F red K eeler;
h o rtic u ltu re , J.
E. co n tem p lated th a , th e m oney w ould been co n d u ctin g th e a fte rn o o n serv - th ird class m ail by th e postoffice de-
’J.-a n g e , was m ade an ev en t th a t pas- fo r co u n ty e x p e n d itu re s , even In c lu d -j ,j,tan ab p rry
m ach in ery an d m odels, be a v a lla b u e In tim e ,0 p re p a re for Ice. We a re fra n k to say th a t th o se p a r „ ne „ t . may be s e n , by parcel po.^
w ho have not a tte n d e d th e a fte r-
x par . 1 post
ed off to th e fu ll sa tisfa c tio n of ev- ln k o u r e la b o ra te ro ad p ro g ra m , to -
' ’ A rm stro n g ; d o m estic science, th is y e a r's fair.
noon B ible re a d in g s
have m issed
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W. L. S la te r; a r t, Mrs. S. E.
ery o n e.
ta ls 4.15 m ills as a g a in s t 5.15 m ills j
I he sum allow ed on W ednesday
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ju s t . th a t m uch m ore paid o u t
n,O,' , P rofl,able ‘ rpa 18 o f mS“ e r
8P" ' ln P ackages w eighing
T h e g ra n g e d id n ’t w an t to win. f° r la s t y ear, a sav in g in th e o p e r a - |
",d P
.. a n th e s ta te th e ir lives.
B oth e v a n g e lists have ; ,norp ,h a n f° u r p o u n d s, acco rd in g to
anyw ay, a n d fo u n d m o re sa ---------------
tisfa c tio n Gve, m a in te n a n c e an ---------------------
d b e tte rm e n t -- ex-1
bBe m ac h in e ry an d m odels an d fo r . prem lu ms la st y e a r . th
u n co m p ro m isin g gos a r,JUng of th e p o stm a ste r g e n e ra l an-
in d e fe a t th a n if its m em b ers had Ponses of M u ltn o m ah co u n ty fo r th e ‘
a re n o t e n u m e ra ted in th e a rti- a p p ro p ria tio n of »2686.73, an d cam e p reach ed th e
been th e w in n e rs; b u t th e y w ould >'®a r u n d e r my a d m in is tra tio n o f 1 cle” ° n w h,ch P rem iu m s w ill be o u t of th e o th e r receip ts
pel of Je s u s C h ris t and sev eral hav e ri°u n c e d th is w eek. T h e th ird class
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so u g h t and found th e d e liv e ra n c e U m lt Is fo u r p o unds, but u n d e r cer-
lik e to spell th o se te a c h e rs dow n once m ilL o r a p p rp x im a te ly 20 p er cen t be a w a rd e d , y et th o se th in g s m ay be
K vangeltst Schooley w ill p reach S at- la ln co n d itio n s as to d istan ce, parcel
ju s t to get even.
n,a'"’
“ PROFESSOR BAILEY S
1 th e reaso n s th e re fo r w h at th e y may. tmcUve“sioZ!nghe'P
u rd ay ev ening
S u n d ay m o rn in g th e p° 8’ m a tte r may w eigh as high as 60
T h e re w ere c e rta in ly m xny th in g s,
LECTURE
ON
POTATOES
S everal o th e r g ra n g e s a re m ak in g
e v a n g e list says he h as s o m e th in g Pounds
1 such as a new h o sp ita l an d a new a r
good fo r us
C om e an d h e a r It ’
raory, etc., w hich th e b o ard of com - Pr e Pa r a ,l «ns an d th e r e is a p ro b ab lli-
' m lM ioners m ig h t have l n e l u d e ? 7 n i |ty ‘h a t ev ery g ra n g e ln tl,e co u n ty lib ra ry '
^ n i , l, w ? r e aa \>,th«e M ak” 8 u n ,U y a 8pec,al d ay •"<! a t- ABUNDANT FLORA
4
COUNTY TAX LEVY
LIGHTER THAN 1913
T r o u td a le
TR O U TD A L E , F eb. 12— On Mon-1 ^ e i r b u d g et h ad th ey d esired .0 do * * " b“ rpprp8p"«ed th is y ear.
w as profusely in u s U a te d bv » " i” ‘“’ f t T ™ ’" *
“ nd ” VRn' nK
FOUND IN OREGON
su_
_
«»ring a frien d w ith you. T h e meet.-
day ev en in g a S u n d ay school w as o r- 8O- T h e re was c e rta in ly co n sid er-
P rof. A lbert S w eetser of O. X. C
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' ngH W,1‘ P,,n" " up
ganlzed h e re w ith th e follow ing o f - j a b le p re s su re b ro u g h t on both of
pw'P “ lM’r L ite ra tu re R eco ,„m en ,I.
an d a tte n tiv e audience. A bout forty
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S u p e rin te n d e n t, Mrs. F re d the8e su b je c ts.
*“ S chools.
Z im m erm an ; a s s is ta n t
s u p e rin te n -;
M u ltn o m ah co u n ty Is now o p erat-1
1 hp » « c a t u r e of city an d v illag e vicinity lea rn e d
»om e^hhi'g'” ib ,'u FRRD CONLEY f LEG
E low ers of O regon. T he a u d le n •
d -lent.
e n t, J Mrs A llle L elan y ; se c re ta ry . Ing “ ’»1®«’ a b u d g e t sy stem , th e d e . “ • » « P a p e rs sh o u ld be stu d ie d in th e |,ow , o p re p a re fo r an d h a n d le th e ir
BROKEN IN TWO PLACES °« " paH y 100 was m ade up or ci,
Mrs. C
C I. T h o m a s , tr .
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« h i-'h a re th e re s u lt o f , he " " rk o f ' <’,4«’ »'iog
E n g lis h
in h ig h |, r n „ f ,.
a „ .,
1 . , - t C o „|..
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( . I R a k e r; o rg a n is t. Miss N ellie a d m in is tra tiv e code ad o p ted soon af- 8Ph° °
T h is Is th e b elief of G eorge th ey
proceeded
to
bom b ard Mr J o b ,‘ C*»“ '*y. ‘8
Good S a m a rita n
P ro fesso r S w eetser's le c tu re was
G oodw in.
S unday school will
be ' tp r 1 bppame a co m m issio n er an d B A lton s ta te In sp ecto r of th e W is- Halley w ith all th e q u estio n s th ey h" 8P'«al P o rtla n d , su fferin g w ith
very in s tru c tiv e and conveyed th e
held each S unday m o rn in g at ten a'nrk
d ra*
ifo
. in
. . k of p e rta in in g to th e sub- y b . ro k . p " '®<
w o rk o ed
o u 1* t •••“**•
u n d e r **•-
th e «------
im m e * d ia te su- cousin sphnniu
‘ 8C*‘° ol8’
It ,Ip pvp" 8 °es fa r , Ould . . th
F re d was w ork in g In Idea Glut O regon bus an a b u n d a n t
o ’clock in th e ch u rch .
p e n is io n o f th e ad v iso ry b o ard on * ,o 8ay th a t *« U b P tt8 r «“ «*“ <* «he ject.
th e w oods n e a r h is hom e a t D undee
and b e a u tifu l flora, m uch of It p ecu ­
U" d ‘‘r8ta,,<" " gly
a r“
A bout 20 pupils from th e high O rp«‘»n »
today, when a lia r to th e coast. N one who h e ard
T he fu n e ra l of M rs A nna G rah am b u d g et an d tax levy fo r 1914 an d
school w ere excused fo r th e a fte r-
lo* w h,ch b® » a« try in g , o load o n to him an d saw th e ste re o p tlc o n p ic t­
; w ho d ied a t h e r h om e east of T ro u _ t- w hich was ap p o in ted by me, co n sist- ,P ln a fa rn ‘ Jo u rn a l, a n d th en w rite
dale on T uesday m o rn in g , w as h eld J 1* ° f Jo8PPh N Tea1, c h a irm a n . C arl an accep ,a b le sto ry to th e e d ito r fo r „oon and a tte n d e d th e le c tu re
a 8l®d rolled o n to him , b re a k in g his ures, m any of th e slid es sh o w in g th e
from th e A dventist ch u rc h on W ed-
,Ke.'ty : . H e n r y . E R ped’ C C Co1«
. “J
. 2°
d r “ ’L h,m
A la r »«p n u m b e r of women also at- |pg ,n tw o P| a'•®«• o ne b reak being tr u e colors of th e flow ers, could fall
th
ro u g h a “ ’i”
c a n *“ to ’ of a S Ppn8pr
p en aer’a 8 F
F a a e e rie
rie ten d ed and show ed a re m a rk a b le in- abovp ,h ® k n ®® and o ne below . Mr to g ain a b e tte r k n ow ledge o f th e
n esd ay . Rev. S m ith, o f P o rtla n d , of- “ " d A / ’ A verill
“"L“8“
ficlating, w ith in te rm e n t in D ouglas
A ttach e d h e re to is a s ta te m e n t of ^ u e e n e , a co m p o sitio n to w hich he te r e s t in th e su b ject,
an d Mrs C onley visited th e ir son a t floral b eau ty of th e w oods an d fields
c e m e ta ry . T h e deceased was aged th e Pu r r h asln g a g e n t m ade a t my re- wB1 n ev er re v e rt.
J _
th e h o sp ital lust T u esd ay a n d found o f his hom e land.
5 3 y e a rs and leaves tw o d a u g h te rs qUPSt' of H®ms selected a t ran d o m ,
11 ls n o t th ® ,d ea o f thlg n o ted ed-
him doing as well as could be ex-
Mrs. A lm a B ra m h a ll an d Mrs H at- sb o w ,“ K ,h ® "* v in g ln b u y in g su p - " r a ,o r th a « «uch m asterp ieces as th e
B u ild e rs ' A tte n tio n I
pected.
tie C a rte r besides a so st of frien d s to Plb*8 l,n d p r a P u rch asin g d e p a rtm e n t, ,J®««y8bu rg ad d re ss, C o tte r's S a tu r
The Sandy F ir L um ber Company
m ourn h e r loss.
, w hich was in s ta lle d
upon th e d ay I day ' >«8ht, an d G ray 's E elgy sh o u ld
F A IR V IE W , Feb.
12 E xercises
T he W illam ette valley sh o u ld have of Sandy, Oregon, Is filling all lum ­
co u n ty com m is- be o v e rl° ° k e d .
B ut he th in k s th a t In h o n o r o f
A braham
...
assu m ed office as
L in co ln 's not less th an 20x100 feet of space In ber orders and Invites your Inqulr
Mrs. Jessie Campebell of Idaho, Bjoner
fo u r y ears is too long a tim e to sp en d b irth d a y w ere held a t th e school on ‘b ® a g ric u ltu ra l b u ild in g a t th e P an
les and orders
M artin Lennartz,
who form erly lived here, is visiting
To th e best o f my kno w led g e a n d ln "tu <blng a
lite r a tu r e th a t th e T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n .
am a Pacific ex p o sitio n was
th e o n in . m anager. Phone 446
tf
_lief. .M
iiltnnmah county is v buying
__«__ te ,Pachers
a c h e rs an and
d s t stu
u d e d n en
t , ts w i will
l l n . never
« , . . . . . use
.
. . __. . Sadie Stone
.
—
belief.
M ultnomah
| . Miss
of Hood River ■ lon ’•*P'’"»«®<1 a t th e Salem meet'lng
Mrs.
B ert
In m an
M ilk , ( ’re a m and B u tte rm ilk .
it
Fairview
P leasant
M r.
i
H o m e h .v
„
M
k
absolutely every kind of supplies up-
A com m ittee has been authorized Is th e guest of her au n t Mrs Edwin of
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W illam ette
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Valley asso d a
i
=
• « « » o r.
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which I have advocated and do now modern conditions and affairs.
Pro-
» " " “ «»>* » ~ ~ l .
.
A T
A*«eI1, ot Seaside, ls
JOSEPH MOSSI
again m ake the request, th a t you may f®®80r E T Re«d, A gricultural Col- the ,Ue8t o t ber many frl®nds here
JURY DISAGREE 8et at first-hand, inform ation which ' p8® editor, la chairm an of the com-
and Mrs, Cecil Holman, of
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The ju ry in th e case of Joseph
Mossl, charged with killing an un-
known tram p at T routdale, failed to
agree and was discharged on Mon-
day. The case will be tried again,
The evidence was purely clrcum stan-
tlal and there were several witness-
es for the defendant who alm ost
proved an alibi for th e defendant and
•w ore as to hla good character.
x
the public ahould know, and lf I have «“ *««*«■ «nd having learned w hat
proven Incom petent and those things Ea*tern «ducators recommend is de-
which I believe necessary elem ents In 8lrou* of l«»m ing w hat Oregon edu-
efficient adm inistration of county af- cator« «b*nks of the idea
He will
fairs are not efficient, then I should ’lelcom ® suggestions from
teachers
be criticised accordingly but lf In ot E n8*l«h th ro u g h o u t th e state.
their operation my ideas are w
o r k - ---------------------
ing for efficiency and economy of ad-
n
l> r« » n ia k in g .
m inistration. I believe 1 am en- e ' a r ors n e l« door «® G resham Real
titled to w hatever com m endation ray
7 '* colnpany
Prices reasonable
policies may deserve
Mr« “ fM.
River, Is the guest of hla ais-
te r’
p Province.
George 8haw made a business trip
to W ashington county on W ednesday
Mrs. F. D
Axtell w ent to Beaver­
ton on T hursday to spend a few
days with her slater, Mrs. F. 8 Brig
ham.
The Sun Dial company has com-
mened the erection of a lum ber shed
near th eir feed mill a t th is place.
Ing
h-
Delivered anyw here In G resham by
the green milk w agon from Bock-
wood Dairy
Milk bottled and pre­
pared under sa n ita ry
condlttona
Investigation Invited. Phone 161.
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BASKETBALL
TONIGHT AT GRESHAM RINK
G. H. S. vs. ESTACADA H. S.
G. H. S. GIRLS vg. SPRINGWATER GIRLS
This promises to be a g n a i game.
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You diould see i t
Utu •I prices