T h e R e c e s s o f th e C a n n e r y M o v e m e n t D e p e n d s o n Y o n
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TWICE A WEEK
VOL. 3.
NO. 26
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$1.60 PER YEAR
ORGANIZINC
AS OUTSIDER
SCHOOL CLUBS SEES MARKET
A h e if Of Guernseys, direct from
t.ie Island, are en route tQ Oregon Jn j A goou list of special premiums
will be given at the coming county
a c a r l . j , happened this way:
Industrial Field Worker N C
A new view ui
of m
the e puoiis
publia street
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W en Rev. Clarence True Wilson, fair for the best articles exhibited
Maris, of the State Department of mart » .
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pariment or market In operation would lead the
“e former pastor of two Methodist ih some of the different divisions
Education, is spending the week in tm n
chur;j,,.s of Portland, and now na- Some of them will be cash, others
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Intelligent observer to conclude that
this
part of Multnomah county as- it w i l l ,
'lo“al temperance leader of the will be merchandise orders while one
i t will never be entirelv a
sistlng Superintendent A. P. A rm -' Th»t
i . k
' '..odist forces, purchased a farm
.
,
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R is to be a clearing house for
n ,ar Gresham last February, he de- will be a silver cup valued at $4 0.
strong iu the organization of Indus- it .
,
, . . ,
,
¡Die producer is evident, for they may
'* Stained to place a few Guernseys on These premiums are all donated for
trial clubs in the public schools.
a ll » .
to6ether at one time and
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ine pa.ae, n u, a correspondence the various displays and will be giv­
They are m eeting with great sue-I what
,v
with dairymen soon convinced him en out as awarded by the judges at
cess, the teachers co-operating and Hut he
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that there were none for sale at pric­ the fair.
the pupils responding enthusla»t!cal- '
' • “r‘> other things to be con-
es that were not prohibitory. A per­
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Bide red:
ly, and a club bus been organized in
The $40-cup is being made by W.
sonal friend finally offered to furnish
R Burke, the Gresham jew eler, for
It produce is sold by the farmers
evry
school
they
have
visited.
In
a couple of calves at $300 each.
for anything less than the dealers
fact,'M
r
Maris
says,
a
club
has
been
the
Sun
Dial
ranch.
It
is
to
be
given
Dr. Wilson says: “This was out of
organized in every school he has vis­ are willing to pay for it, the producer
my reach, so I kept my eyes open in tor the best weanling colt sired by
ited in the tw elve counties he has la the loser. In some cases that wes
Volnay.
It
is
one
of
the
terms
that
my eastern trip all through the New
worked.
actually the case. Dressed chickens
England and Middle Eastern states, it must be won a second tim e to be­
were sold at quotation prices for live
He
says
there
can
be
no
doubt
come
the
property
of
the
holder.
It
and when my rush was over for the
about the wisdom of the club plan by ones; strawberries were retailed at
day I would run out to the fine stock will be on exhibition in Burke’s win­
State Superintendent J. A. Chun hill Wholesale prices; some vegetables
ranches of the country and see the dow before the fair.
and co-operated in by the Oregon Ag went in the same way. Taken alto­
t
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C.
Morse
&
Co.,
the
big
San
most noted Guernseys of the East,
ricultural college. The idea of e f­ gether the producer was benefltted
in these visits I saw Mr. Frank G. Francisco seed iiouse, has offered $10
fecting and conducting an organiza only by getting rid of bis load in at:
Benham s herd in Canandaigua, New for the best general display of sweet
tion like grown-ups appeals to the easy way without having to peddle
This money will be divided
P hoto by A m erican P ress A ssociation.
York. He raised the cow that made peas
boys and girls. The idea of learning B out In these instances the buyers
the world's record on the amount of into three prizes of $5, $3 and $2.
to do and of doing the work that were the gainers, but the storkeepers
The Brownsville Woolen Mills Co.
butter fat in five years. I saw the
grown-ups are doing— doing a man's who pay for conducting their busi­
herd of the Chesterb-ook Farm near of Portland has donated a pair of
job or a wom an’s Job. and receiving ness were the sufferers to a greater
Philadelphia, the home of the world- blankets valued at $10. It will be
com m ensurate com pensation.
ap­ extent than the producers.
famed May Rilma, who, during the awarded to the best display in the
Taken altogether the buyer gains
peals
to
them.
The
opportunity
to
Domestic
Science
division
as
a
last twelve months, has outstripped
win one of the capital prizes— a free very little except that he gets his
the world in the production of the sw eepstake prize for the best hand
trlp to the Panama Pacific Interna produce
produre fresh
frP»h from the farm.
farm
Ev-
amount and quality of milk and but­ sewing, not less than ten pieces.
tional exposition at San Francisco. ' ryth,nK ■» Rood and crisp. It is not
The Portland Seed Co. has given
ter fat. In 36« days she produced
appeals to them. The fact that other 8,ale nor d,rty- Counting the coat
19,678.70 pounds of
milk
and orders for three special prizes with
boys and girls are doing the same ° f golnK ,o the market— a fare or
1061.78 pounds of butter fat. She a total value of $10, to be awarded
thing—
that other schools through 1 wo aild som etim es the charge for
to
best
displays
grown
from
that
was worth going to see.
out the state and in other states arc U k i“< things hom e- and there Is no
“In my native state of Delaware I 'com pany’s seeds, as follows:
organizing clubs, that it is the pup e<,<>oomy in buying at the public mar-
Grains and grasses, $5, merchan­
went to the home place of Mr. John
ular thing and “everybody’s doin' k' ' A B««'k of potatoes, bought for
* ■ Higgins who has the finest herd dise order, winner’s selection.
lit ,” appeals to the child very strong- ‘ ’ “ ntB> ' 081 26 cents more for de­
Poultry,
$3,
merchandise
order,
of Guernseys in the state, and I se­
ly and makes the Industrial club 1 livery. It could have been bought
cured one of his most beautiful cows winner’s selection from poultry sup­
at the corner store for less. If the
ply
catalog.
movement
a very popular one.
CHARLES N. LURIH.
for Oregon. 1 visited the farm of the
It is a grand and practical work buyer’s time is worth anything, add­
Bees and their products, $2, mer-
p,
famous Guernsey importer, Mr. Fred­
with many valuable features, not the ed to the cost of travel on the cars,
erick Phillips, of Villa Nova. Penn­ dise order, winner s selection.
least of which is the dignifying of 1 li*' market is of small benefit except
Gill Bros, will give commercial or­
sylvania, and saw the huge and
to 8lve
give one “
a ch*'ice
chance to come down
labor and popularizing the farm in tO
ders
amounting
to
$3
for
special
dah­
symmetrical bull, Raymond of the
By a . H. M c G regor .
the minds of the rising generation, j l0W“ ’ 8e‘‘ ,he Pe°Pl«. mingle with the
Preel, whose descendants are prized lia prizes as follows: First prize of
and correcting the m audlin idea that ! Cr° Wd “n<> K° ho,n« with the feeling
$2 and second prize of $1 for the best
in all lands.
T elle,h „ „ b |j 'u
' Y''la ,k »1>lp poem is taken from the Weekly has been far too prevalent, that I, In
having had a fine tim e »pending
display
of
the
varieties
here
n
a
m
e
d
-
When it was time to start home for
•'..to o k b
T|,;‘ „ ? UI7 ‘S,t,’',' , VVlS,'Onsn'' h Was ha'“ lp«’ to the J a disgrace to work at manual la b o r ,,“ dollur or ‘* o for som ething good
,
cactus,
peony,
flowered,
show,
decor
Oregon I learned o f the shipload of
Ross Post ( ’ \ ’i?
a " Ur‘‘8ha™> »"<’ of the members of M. A and that the farmer is a "rube” or a l°
imported Guernseys, all registered ative, single and pom pom. In eaeh S T a n n J a l to a,I s'
(J<‘t ^ bur^ Its beautiful spirit I “hayseed.’'
While the market la a coamopoll-
j
case
there
must
be
fifteen
stems.
and each one selected by Mr Frank
In
his
talks
to
the
children,
Mr.
tan
affair, it is observed that more
ill
a
p
p
ta
l
to
all
as
a
true
prophecy
ot
the
coming
years
when
’’the
For the best general display, any-
8. Peer, who uiakat two trips across
last old soldier has jus, passed aw ay.”
Maris em phasizes the fact that all than half of the retailers are Japs,
1
variety,
there
will
be
a
first
prize
every year to furnish this country
«K iiuate work is honorable, and with a good sprinkling of Italian«
the best that can be raised abroad jof $3; for second prize, $2. These
I two last prizes will be cash. In
that
all great men are hard workers. and chinamen. The better class do
Say hoys have you heard w hat the newspapers savT
I reached Cranford, New Jersey, the
He
encourages
them to take up some not patronize the market to any
One hundred and fifty old soldiers a dav
home of this herd of 150 imported awarding the dahlia prizes count
form
of
work,
such a» gardening, great extent, but then, perhaps the
against
the
quality
of
the
blooms,
F ootsore and weary have dropped out a t last
and high bred registered Guernseys
poultry
raising,
pig raising, manual market was not established for them.
length
of
stem
s,
taste
in
arrange­
Hack on the road where the column has passed.
the very day they landed from quar­
art», canning, baking, sew ing, etc., to They will not be seen buying on the
ment
and
general
perfection
of
the
antine, and had first choice of all
form permanent habits of Industry, street from anyone so there is no
flowers.
Every w eek-seven d a y s -k e e p the number in mind.
there were.
thrift and economy; to earn some restraint in the matter of haggling
Another
full
regiment
lagging
behind
I he temptation was too much for
money and learn how to save and In­ over a few cents nor In getting a
VVe hid them goodhy with a tear and a sigh
me and I never stopped until I had REMAKABLE CLASS
vest it. He shows them by facts and bargain on the few scraps on hand n,
And
the
column
keeps
steadily
marching
by.
RECORD
IS
MADE
purchased eleven imported heifers,
figures that the cities are congested the closing hour.
^ J u s t naturalized American citizens
The most remarkable of all the
It was noticeable that there were
Every three weeks another brigade
and the professions overcrowded,
high-born ladies for our suffrage graduating exercises is noted in the
very
few producers with anything
Back
in
the
quiet
old
churchyard
is
laid.
and
that
there
are
greater
opportu­
state.
s
report of the eighth grade of the
nities in the industries and on the for sale from Eastern Multnomah
One
look
at
the
spot
where
they
peacefully
sleep
You may ask what has raising Gresham school. Out of a class of
farm than elsew here. He tells the Maybe there is nothing for sale out
And each at his place in the column must keep.
m ule-foot hogs and importing Guern­ twenty-one there were no failures on
girls to learn to cook and sew, and 1 h*‘r‘‘’ but what f" more likely, the
sey cattle to do with the temperance the first examination. Three girls
Six weeks, a division forever at rest.
do all the plain household duties, and produc"n' from this vicinity have a
work I ant devoting my life to Much, Gladys Neal, Hazel Shattuck and El
No picket« thrown out, no foe will molest
fit them selves to be good wives and steady line of customers who are
every way!
When the prohibition len Simonson were exempt, the oth
And let i, Iu- morning, a, noon or a, night,
mothers, than which there la no more willing to pay the best prices, and
amendment was pending in Kansas
rs having to pass a severe examina
I lie column moves onward, is soon on, of sight.
laudable am bition, no greater ac­ the farmers from here are busy de­
the farmers were asked: If prohibi­ tion in one or more subjects,
com plishments and no more Impor­ livering goods at their homes What­
tion wins, what will you farmers do averages were ail high none Their
Every six months a full army corps
tant position to which a girl can ever the reason, the farmers out
drop
with your corn?1 One ranchman re­ Ping below 85 per cent, while the
Goes into camp on the further shore.
aspire.
here, except the Japs, are conspicu­
plied:
We will raise more hogs and highest was 98.
No break in the column, the evening is damp.
Io our mind, this is the grandest ous by their absence. Perhaps they
less h ell.’ I advise all farmers to
Hu, never mind, hoys, w e’ll soon he in camp.
Those of the class except three
movement that has ever been launch­ will get around to the market a ft.r
start in with hogs.
mentioned above are Iris Gullick
ed
In this country, and we hope every awhile when they have more to sell
Alt army eaeh year, and weary I ween
Well when I see how the states son. Snoda Cook,
Elsie Johnson
parent
win co-operate heartily. En­ than a, present.
Sheps neath the sod with the grass growing green-
of the West and East are rapidly go­ Gladys Crenshaw, Mildred St
The market is an Inspiring sight,
courage your boy or girl to take up
An army complete, fifty thousand strong.
ing dry, I think it highly appropriate Everett Downing, Cecil Pulfer, Har
however, about 9 o ’clock each day.
some
of
(lie
work
recommended,
and
And the column is still moving slowly along.
for those of us who caused the trou­ r> Spath, W alter Metzger, W alter
give them a chance, b et them have There is a big mob of people of the
ble to supply su bstitutes.’ And who Brown, Orville Zimmerman
a
patch in the garden, or furnish poorer ( lass, looking for bargains,
Mark
Soon there will be hut an invalid corps,
»ball »ay that Guernsey milk is not Naugle, Henry Adams, George I
them a few chickens to start with, but everything is orderly. A great
-a ne
<>l
an
army
that
,mmhered
two
millions
or
more
a good substitute for beer or Harold Lyman, Hobart Beers
or som ething of the sort that appeals quantity of produce is sold every
An-
A d iv isio n brigade, then a regimen, small.
whiskey?
drew Pullen, Julius Millet.
most to the child. They had better (lay and the sellers get ready cash.
<
»o
feeble
to
note
when
a
comrade
shall
fall.
My mule-foot farm is located
The entire class Is said to be pre
spend par, of their tim e at that than There are no bad hills to collect and
near Gresham, just one m ile south of paring for the high school and
The farmer
to spend it all at play. It may be no charge accounts.
At last Ini, a company, then a platoon
< otton station, the A. B. Gibbs farm. enter the freshman class in a will
the very means of helping the boy brings the money home, the buyers
A
few
stragglers
left,
then
soon,
oh
too
soon
body
° W. P. line, and that herd of reg­ It will be interesting to note their
to “find him self” and get started on are satisfied and storekeepers have
l.ey
rca,l th u small item : ’ The news comes today.
istered Guernseys will be there June Progress through the remaln.ng
began to cut out the farm produce
a successful and useful career
I
ha,
the
las,
old
soldier
nas
ju
st
passed
away.
1st, if all goes well. Come out and
and are diverting their attention to
•ourses.
Their attendance during
Set a drink of milk
the sale of groceries.
the past year was good and their de­
SCHOOL CLUBS
B-
W. Gill has been appointed
portment was excellent.
ARE
ORGANIZED
Mr A. E. Adams, an expert bat
Below the locks now thin and white
Their teacher. M íhs Mabel Arthur.
manager of the Yamhill street pub­
ber. can be found working at the
Two organiza,Ions of the Boys' and lic market and he knows how It
1» to be congratulated on the finé
And wrinkled brow of age w e see
Bauer barber shop.— Adv.
Girls’ Industrial club were perfected should be conducted. It It is to be
showing her class has made in the
Fr<;m those old eyes leap mto sight
this week, one in the Gresham school a success he Is the one to bring suc­
By JOHN E. DOLSEN
Richland and Newbridge, Baker past school year. Her victory is no
I he deathless soul of '6 3 .
the other at Powell Valley, by Super cess about. The system is not an ex­
county, are to be supplied with a less than that of her pupils
Intenderli Armstrong, Mr Mnrto and periment in other place« bu, is new
[H E few survivors left of all
mountain water system to cost $50 -
Those four dark years, when tears Mr Lewis. The object is to keep
000.
here and I, will take time to regu­
base ball tomorrow
1 hat mighty host of stal­
the children together during the late affairs, and bring about the con­
and blood
AND FUTURE EVENTS
summer In their school garden work ditions that will make It successful.
w art men
M ixed in a carnival of strife.
The Oresham Athletic club and
and prepare for the com ing fair.
ho answered once the
It cannot he said that the system Is
T o us are but an episode;
the Columbia Hardwares will contest
The club at Gresham Is officered a failure but that It Is yet In the ex­
country's call
Y
; • with each other on the home dia­
T o the.n they shaded all of life. by Mabel Michel, president; Lela perimental stage, and that better
mond tomorrow.
For help are gathered now again.
Mathews, vice president;
Loren methods will prevail as time pro
A three-game tournament is being
I he march through cold, heat, snow Myers, secretary; Grace Fieldhouse greases.
arranged for the third, fourth and W h ile 'neath the Dag they fought
treasurer. The advisory com m ittee
Whatever will benefit the producer
or rain,
fifth of July on the Gresham field
la Mies C. H Halle, C. E. Rice, and and buyer alike Is going to be good
to
save
Gresham Athletic Club
Body
and
nerve
strained
overtime.
with the Vancouver W hite Sox
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v w y ■"« nrrve »trained overtime. J. E Stubbs.
There is no necessity for middleman
I L
f , i ° n he'r T ? 4ry Way T h < wound’ ,hat mauned w ith rack-
It will be for a purse of •76 and T
The Powell Valley achool has of­ any longer, and If the public market
vs.
the championship of Oregon and 1 o deck a fallen comrade s grave.
lng paini
ficers as follows: Earl Itugg, prea- will succeed In elim inating him It
W ashington.
Columbia Hardware
heir dreams are of a vanished M ade of them w reck, before them j Ident; Gilbert Shuhoim. vice presi­ will have done som ething hitherto
dent;
Lillie Johnson, secretary; not accomplished. The farmer could
Mew Polley Sale.
daY-
pnm t
i Mary Christensen, treasurer. The ad- not or would not do It alone, and the
on GRESHAM DIAMOND
Bhinaman's store at Pleasant Home
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Will be the scene of a bargain sale
» "’«rnory lakes a backward sweep T h e few now left are marching on; vlaory board there la Rev. Jonas promotors Of the market are striv­
Johnson, Misa R. 8trom berg and Miss ing to do him a good turn, at the
Game Called at 2:30
for the next two weeks
Mr Shlna-
W h at recollections crowd their
T h ev 'll cm «, tke «wee __
J
soulsl
‘
" cros. the nver toon and Hilda Muhr.
same time helping the consumer to
? man I. wiping ,he „ a ,e clean for the
There will be m eetings of the club hbvu their m one/.
purpose of changing the poller of hi« T l_
• .i
■ e
.
reib
Everything goes and he
a Y*"*" a ,R a , n ’ * rcd flame leap;
T is w ell before the last are gone tw ice each month.
< ¡Admfagion 25c
Ladieg F r e t l business
The I-amb Mining company Is
n
{ will take produce In exchan .e. The
tne Pla,n
dun
T h a t they should know we hold
Out O’Blght Mole Traps. Catch
HEY can't forget there w as a war.
The men who bore the battle’s brunt.
For some left brothers on the field.
And som e lost limbs along the front.'
But grizzled Yank and Johnny Reb
I ong years ago learned to forget
The rancor and the bitterness.
To each the other’s just “Old Vet!”
THE PASSING OF THE COLUMN
MEMORIAL DAY
BASEBALL
| SATURDAY. MAY 3 O th
4
tale will close June 13.
them beat
the horrid moles.
Kidder«.— *.dv.
At Sterlina
building a big reservoir near Aah-
A land and will Irrigate the Sunset
orchard of several hundred acres