jw»«t a Which Hany Valuable Prizes An lo Be Awarded.
G re Year Votes to Your Favorite Cmtestast.
The List Civtn Each Tuesday
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Tuesdays
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VOL. 4
NO. 60
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH,
COUNTY,
OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1914
PROPORTIONS
01 FOOD USED
IN 100 YEARS
PORTION OF JUVENILE DISPLAY AND PRIZE WINNING FARM EXHIBIT
By L. H. W E L L S .
PORTLAND. S tp t 2 4 — S p e c ia l.—
1 have-
b u t n o th in g lik e th e a d ­
dress d i. erecl by Rev. C. E. C lin e,
L the iH 'ii-ral o f C ap fu l.) T h o m a s
l>r. C lin e is a b ra in y s e n ­
sible man. a n d th e r e is n o c a n t o r
••(lap-doopie" a b o u t h im . I n s te a d of
preaching a lo n g ra s p in g s e r m o n he
spoke of J o h n s to n ’s lo n g life , w h ich
was nearly 100 years.
"This m a n ,”
he s a id w as 100
years and we reflect on w h a t he
must have co n su m e d in t h a t tim e .
He must hav e e a te n 4 5 0 h o g s, 300
Sheep. 5o0 c h ic k e n s,
1 0 0 0 o r so
loaves of b re a d , a n d c o n su m e d o th e r
■tides in lik e p ro p o rtio n s . H e w o re
more than 100 co ats, £ 0 0 p a ir s of
trousers and s h i r ts . So w e c a n see
what it m u st h a v e ta k e n to s u s ta in
Johnston 100 y e a rs , a n d w h a t his
debt is to th e n a tu r e . W itli a ll his
faults lie w as a good m a n .
Now 1
think J o h n s to n is in fln a te ly b e tte r
off now
1 am s u r e th e d iv in e f a th e r
is not m ore h u m a n th a n o u r m o th e rs ,
who never go back on th e i r c h ild re n ,
and that w ith a ll o u r in tir m a tiv e s he
will take c a re o f u s a t th e e n d .”
jo h n s to i:
Mrs (' A. W a rd , p re s id e n t o f th e
Oregon a s s o c ia tio n fo r th e E d u c a ­
tion of th e D eaf, a t th e m e e tin g of
the L adies’ A u x ilia ry o f th e S ellw o o d
(Y. M C. A. W ed n e sd a y a fte rn o o n ,
giving a b rie f h is to ry o f th e o ld an d
new m ethods a n d told w h a t th e O re ­
gon a sso c ia tio n
has
u n d e r ta k e n .
Mrs W ard th e n used h e r li tt le son
ot 8 years, b o rn d eaf, to il lu s tr a t e
the new m e th o d o f in s tr u c t io n s of
childrtn in th e o ra l m e th o d .
M rs
F W S w an to n , o f th e O re g o n H u-
Imane society, a n d M rs. N. B. L ack
Hand, of th e V isitin g N u rs e a s s o c ia ­
tion. m ade b rie f a d d re s s e s
on tile
work of th e ir
o r g a n ia tio n s .
M iss
¡Eunice S m itli g a v e a H a w a iia n so n g .
Mrs P earl J o ts p e ic h g a v e re a d in g s
Ion “The H o m esick E a s te r n e r ” a n d
Red A pples a n d R a in .”
L ig h t re-
(restiments fo llo w e d th e p ro g ra m . It
was rally d ay , th e o p e n in g m e e tin g
ot the a u x ilia ry , w hich is o n e o f th e
supporting fa c to rs of th e S ellw o o d
Y M C. A. M rs. H a r r i e tt H e n d e e
presided
‘“ «P1“ * a ‘
re c e n t co u n ty fa ir, w ith th e p riz e -w in n in g
fa rm e x h ib it o f C h e s te r M ickelson in th e m id d le d is ta n c e
t h e e n c o u ra g in g p re m iu m s o ffered bv th e fa ir
ah
S genM*h
r JU7 n *a ? “ d Seh,H>l *1Xh,b“ 8 b roU ght OUt a re m a rk a b le re lle c .lo n from all o v e r th e c m .,“ y
show n m
mu eXCept ,h e d is P>‘ y •»' *>»«* Pow ell V alley school, a p o rtio n of w hich is
sh o w n in h e left fo re g ro u n d . T ile p re m iu m s a w a rd e d in th e ju v e n ile d lv i-m n w ere n u m e ro u s am i u g g re
g a te a s u b s ta n tia l su m w hich w ill go fa r to e n c o u ra g e tile sch o o l c h ild re n to f u r th e r effo rts in th e fu tu re ,
r h e m a n a g e m e n t ot th is d iv isio n w as in tile h a n d s of T h e o d o re H ru g g er, a ssiste d by Mrs. J a m e s E lk in g to n .
fa rm
J x h ib l,m ”
^
c e *le n t
‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ;1, u 1r e
° f . ,h e J
u v e , llle
A LONG OPEN SESSION IS
ENLIVENED BY ORATORY
GRANGE m e m be r sh ip .
*
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fit
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♦
♦
«
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C o lu m b ia g ra n g e
72
E v e n in g S ta r g ra n g e
254
F airv iew g ra n g e
48
G re sh a m g ra n g e
ti4
L e n ts g ra n g e
175
M u ltn o m a h g ra n g e
58
P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e
47
R o ck w o o d g ra n g e
47
R u sse llv ille g ra n g e
.. 79
W o o d law n g ra n g e
88
T o ta l .................................
* i ex em p tio n law , c lassin g it as a sin g le
‘ tax m easu re p u re a n d sim p le. He as
¡s e rte d th a t tile n e w sp a p e rs ca n uom
itia le an d elec t any c a n d id a te an d
, I c o n tro l ev ery s itu a tio n , an d ad v ised
th e g ra n g e not to ta k e e v e ry th in g
fo r g ra n te d but to a c t fo r th em selv es,
H e opposed th e p rim a ry n o m in a tin g
bill as v icious.
»32
M u ltu o m a h county P o m o n a g ra n g e
m et a t P le a s a n t V alley on W e d n e s­
day th e a tte n d a n c e b ein g a b o u t 200.
E very g ra n g e in th e co u n ty w as rep
re s e n te d a n d
th e r e
w ere v is ito rs
fro m o th e r c o u n tie s.
T h e p rin c ip a l e v e n t was a n open
sessio n la s tin g all th e a fte rn o o n d u r
in g w h ich lim e th e g ra n g e a n d n u ­
m e ro u s v is ito rs liste n e d to in te re s t
ing sp e e c h e s from se v e ra l d iffe re n t
s p e a k e rs , am o n g th e m being H arv ey
G. S ta r k w e a th e r , w ho sp o k e on R u ­
It was re p o r te d a t th e m e e tin g of ral c r e d its ; J. J. J o h n s o n , w ith a b rie f
the M ilw aukie sch o o l M o n d ay n ig h t a n a ly s is of th e in itia tiv e m e a s u re s to
by Principal G o etz t h a t th e e n r o l l­ be o n th e N o v em b er b a llo t; A. F.
ment for th e first w eek w as 280 pu F le g e l, w ho to o k c o -o p e ra iio n as tils
Pils, w hich is a n in c re a s e o f fo rty s u b je c t: an d H. E. D avis in a d e fe n se
over the e n ro llm e n t of th e first w eek of th e p ro p o sed 8 -h o u r law.
Mr. S ta r k w e a th e r said th a t r u r a l
ot last y ear. T h e p rin c ip a l e x p e c ts
•o enrollm ent o f 300 by th e first of c re d its m e a n s m o re fo r th e O reg o n
the year
T w elv e high s c h o o l stu fa r m e r th a n an y o n e else a n d th a t
dents from W ic h ita , C o n c o rd
a n d th e r e a r e tw o d is tin c t g ra d e s o f cred
ak Grave sch o o l d is tr ic ts e n te r e d th e it— th e lo n g te rm on lan d a n d th e
Milwaukie h ig h sch o o l c o u rs e , all s h o r t te rm on p e rso n al se c u rity . Con
horn the o u ts id e . M ore a r e e x p e c t­ tin u in g h e s a id :
’T h e f o r m e r is th e m o st im p o rta n t
ed The d ir e c to r s paid a ll b ills fo r i
the im p ro v em en ts an d f o r e re c tio n I to th e p eo p le of th is c o u n try . T h e
«f the new te m p o ra r y
b u ild in g , "n lv sy s te m
In O reg o n c o m p a rin g
»mounting to $800. It w as o rd e r e d w ith r u r a l c re d its is th e irre d u c ib le
«hat a new flag be p u rc h a s e d fo r th e school fu n d w hich
is an ev id en c e
•choolhouse.
th a t th e r e is no d a n g e r in th e id e a
o f th e s t a te g o in g in to th e lo a n b usi
I made a w ro n g g u ess o n th e p o ­ n ess. a s th e tr a n s a c tio n s fo r th e p ast
litlón of H E. D avis o n th e 8 -h o u r 50 y e a rs h av e m ad e a p rofit to th e
A pply th e sa m e sy stem to
«asure
i n h is a d d re s s a t Pom O ria ■ s ta te .
r»o<e W ed n esd ay Mr. D av is fa v o re d farm c re d its a n d it will he su ccessfu l
8-hour law , o r r a t h e r he fav
T h e sy ste m a c ts as a g o v e rn o r on
/«<! 8 h o u rs fo r th e fa r m e r. W h ile all lo a n s in th e s ta te a n d th e bene
1 ’ »a sU p rise d o v e r th e p o s itio n M r tid a l effects w ill be fe lt g e n e ra lly .
D*vis took i, m u s t be a d m itte d h e j F a rm m o rtg a g e s in O reg o n n o w to ta l
the c o u ra g e o f h is c o n v ic tio n s $ 2 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , c o stin g $ 2 ,0 4 0 ,0 0 0 a
*»d is rig h t in b is c o n te n tio n f o r a y e a r in In te re st. T h e sch o o l fu n d Is
S orter h o u r fo r fa r m e rs , y e t th e J g ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a n d its o p e ra tio n s show
*>8ht of te s tim o n y is a g a in s t h is th a t It is sa fe fo r th e s t a te to e x te n d
°Dteniion fo r
a u n iv e r s a l 8 -h o u r its c r e d it to c o v er th e la rg e r am o u n t.
T ro u b le in th is c o u n tr y Is t h a t if it is s a fe fo r th e s t a te to go i n t o
* are g e ttin g to o m u ch la w . to o j th e b a n k in g b u sin e ss it Is m o re s a f e
'fre a k m e a s u re s ” a r e fin d in g fo r th e n a tio n . T h e peo p le re q u ire
*■ ■ o n
th e b allo t to c o n fu s e a lo w er r a te o f in te re s t, a la rg e r fu n d
1 « voter an d o v e r-w e ig h th e in itia - anil a lo n g e r p erio d fo r p a y m en t th a n
1»* and re fe re n d u m .
th e ban
g
.
" W e need m o re m ed lu n i-sied fa rm s
'0 D A Y
HUNT
'a n d th e way to m ak e th e fa r m e r pros
BAGS TWO BEARS
ro u u s s Is
p p e e ro
IS to
,u e sta b lish an a d e q u a te
o r , rea» » . . . . b l , ,» .» . . .
Charles l.a to u re ll an d J a m e s R o s s i "
„
m-whinei-v etc
The
£ t to V ,.lch e. o n W edneB day lo o k
, : dü84,.ies i . farming " I
A. F. F leg el said lie n e v e r knew a
c o -o p e ra tiv e a sso c ia tio n to be su ccess
fu i, but sa id tlia t it could be m ad e so
if people co u ld be fo u n d w ho w ould
w o rk fo r n o th in g . He said th a t it is
p o ssib le to fo rm a co o p e ra tiv e s o ­
ciety h e re to m a rk e t cro p s, h u t th e r e
co u ld be no p rofit but th e in c re a se re
ceived in p rices. He clo sed by s a y ­
in g th a t "the p ric e of su ccess is a
m ao of a b ility a n d b ra in s .”
, ou *
out to
*■«>« and
k
o th e r s
‘“ ' t e s t e d
a re
re q u e s te d
to
"
C h a r ' e’ ®*d ‘ “ k.e c o n tr ib u te a r t ic l e , of hom e co o k ery
th e
sa m e p la c e th is
_______________
■xpect to bring back a
EUGENIC PRIZE WINNER
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n
ba.
■i..
- P h o to by S c h n e id e r
V ern o n L ucile K elly, th e th irty -
six i n o n d i t i ' old d a u g h te r of Mr. and
Mrs. E. II. K elly of G re sh a m , w ho
•c o re d 99 per cen t
in d ie b e tte r
b ab ies c o n te s t at G re sh a m , S ep tem ­
b er 18. She will lie e n te re d in tile
e u g e n ic s c o n te si at th e s ta le la ir in
H. E. D avis, th e o r a t o r of th e S alem n ext w eek.
G resh am g ra n g e , th re w a b o m b sh ell
in to th e g ra n g e cam p by d e c la rin g
h itm e lf in fa v o r o f th e p ro p o sed 8
h o u r law a n d c la im e d tlia t it w ould
w o rk as w ell on th e fa rm as any
w h ere else. H e d isclaim ed b ein g an
I. W. W. b u t w a n te d it d is tin c tly u n ­
d e rs to o d th a t th e fa r m e r is w o rk in g
S chool o p en ed
M onday m o rn in g
to o m any h o u rs a n d w an ts to see th e
will! a la rg e a tte n d a n c e in all tie
e ig h t-h o u r sy ste m
ap p lie d
to tile p a rtm e n ts .
New e n tr ie s have been
fa rm as well a s th e w o rk sh o p .
m ade e a c h day an d th e week en d s
‘ F a rm e rs sh o u ld be in d e p e n d e n t w ith a to ta l e n ro llm e n t in th e high
a n d en jo y life ,” he d e c la re d , " b u t school o f 90, w hich is a 24 |n r cen t
a r e u n d e r th e s u p e r s titio u s idea of
in c re a s e o v e r llie first week
last
‘d o in g a s d ad d o n e ’ am i if we con y ear.
187
liuve
been
en ro lle d
tin u e in th a t w ay we w ill be ru n t in
th e
g ra d e s .
M any
o th e r s
p ig s, su c k in g th e h in d te a t .”
a re k n o w n to he e x p e c tin g to e n te r
H e a s s e rte d f u r th e r tlia t th e farm an d It is e x p ected tlia t tlie a tte n d
e r s a re th e sla v e s of th e o th e r pro a>.ce w ill soon re a c h 3 00.
te ssio n s, b ecau se th e fa r m e rs hav>
P rin c ip a l J . E. S tu b b s is b e g in ­
no tim e to stu d y . H ired m en a re not n in g Ills seco n d y e a r w itli tlie sch o o l
g e n e ra lly c o m p e te n t, he said
give an d h a s m any p la n s fo r Its b e tt e r ­
th e m a c h a n c e a n d th ey w ill do Intel m e n t w hich he w ill e n d e a v o r to c ar
lig e n t w ork
ry o u t.
H e lias a s tro n g force of
F a rm e rs sh o u ld e s ta b lis h th e 8 te a c h e rs In b o th Hie h ig h school
h o u r s y s te m ,” h e sa id In clo sin g . "> u t an d g ra d e s
Ills sp e c ia l s u b je c t is
o u t th e lo n g h o u rs a n d s tu d y to m ak e te a c h e r tr a in in g .
Mrs. Coy W ood
th e h ire d m en efficien t.”
w ard o f M o u ta v illa , a fo rm e r very
ENROLLMENT 90
IN HIGH SCHOOL
O th e r
fe a tu re s of th e a fte rn o o n
* e r e vocal a n d in s tru m e n ta l m usic
*>Y m em b ers ot th e g ra n g e am sev
e ra l ch o ice se le c tio n s fro m th e poem s
1,1 J
W h it 'o m b
( il. y
,>
.ip a m
ry. " h o is a n m t m ate r eti<
H o o sier poet
s e rv ic e s w ere h eld In
M, r n o ii.il
m em o ry o f W illia m L a rse n , of E v e n ­
in g S ta r ; L. H. R ic k e rt o f C o lu m b ia ;
a n d M yra F r a n k ly n o f la-n ts.
G. N. S a g e r o f th e co u n ty f a ir e x ­
h ib it c o m m itte e , p re s e n te d th e red
rib b o n , w on a s seco n d p re m iu m , to
M aster H e n d e rso n , of P le a s a n t V al-
ley g ra n g e , a n d to ld th e s to ry o f how
'• > K '-m s .
it w as w on by a d e te rm in e d e ffo rt o f
o n ly ten d a y s ’ d u ra tio n In g a th e r in g
th e d isp lay . T h e rib b o n c a r r ie s w ith
u
p r i ie o I
The „ex. aérelo. of Pomona grange
w ill be held wtlh Evening Star tn
or Lear. Mr. Latourell return-
home ioday with two fine sped- ! j J. Jo h n s o n o pp o sed the $iSQ0 I D ecem b er.
° f th e black v a rie ty w h ich h e
N o tic e to P a ie n t» .
t0 •’•‘•’’la n d to be m o u n te d by a
W . C T . U . B a k e Sale.
ertm -!
H e k ille d o n e o f th e m ,
-----------
P a re n ts » h o a rc in te n d in g to s t a r t
r Rós., th e o th e r .
I T h e W o m e n ’s C h ris tia n T em p er-
! c h ild re n In sc h o o l th is y e a r sh o u ld
r
L a to u re ll
re p o r ts th e b e a r a nce U nion »III hold a bake sa le at I d o so at o n ce a* n o o th e r b e g in n e rs '
i
* ° ''1 ’ kia y e a r a n d g iv in g th e p u lf e r ’s s to r e
on
S a tu rd a y a fte r
c la s s will be s t a r te d d u rin g th e y e a r.
„8?
Koo<1 “b” «
H e k ille d h is n o o || ()c to b e r I. All m e m b e rs and
J . E ST U B B S.
Ed S l e i i ,P^ d r r i - M
AFTERMATH
DISCOURAGED,
OF THE FAIR I BUT IS TRYING
SHOWS GAIN TO FIND HOME
F ro n t th e b o o k s o f th e s e c r e ta ry
j o f th e F a ir a s s o c ia tio n it is le a rn e d
‘ th a t th e e n tr ie s th is y e a r ex ceed ed
th o s e of la s t y e a r by 88. T h o se w ho
sa w tin* e x h ib its w ill te s tify t h a t
th e y w ere b e tte r th a n e v e r b e fo re
s h o w n at th e G re sh a m fa ir. All d e ­
p a rtm e n t w ere fu ll to o v e rflo w in g ,
a n d th e q u a lity of e v e ry e x h ib it w as
up to th e
h ig h e s t
s ta n d a r d , a n d ,
ju d g in g fro m th e a w a rd s , w ere e q u a l
to th o s e d is p la y e d a t th e s t a te f a ir
in p re v io u s y e a rs . In fa c t, m any of
tlic e x h ib its h a v e been ta k e u to Yuk
■ iiu a a n d S a le m an d a r e s u r e to w in
good p rizes a t e ach place.
iit.ird m an y f u n t r a l s e r m o n s
In m> t i i ' i i ,
$1.50 PER YEAR
if
P rin c ip a l G re sh a m S ch o o ls
C al P rice».
It w as p re d ic te d c u rly In th e y e a r
(h u t thlH y e a r 's f a ir w ould he in th e
c la s s, lust y e a r h a v in g .p a s s ­
’ d th e $ 0 0 0 0 m a rk .
It is re v e a le d
th a t th e d is b u rs e m e n ts th is y e a r In­
c lu d in g th e new im p ro v e m e n ts w ill
exceed $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 .
B u t fo r th e uii
t o r t u s a t e w e a th e r
c o n d itio n s
th e
a ss o c ia tio n w ould h a v e “ b ro k e e v e n ”
in c lu d in g th e cost o f th e im p ro v e ­
m e n ts. T lie m a n a g e m e n t is recelv
ing c o n g ra tu la tio n s on e v e ry h a n d
lo r its flTortK to m a k e tlie f a ir a su e
cess, w hich it w as e x c e p t fin a n c ia lly .
W o rd s of s y m p a th y a n d re g re t u re
p o u rin g in fro m ev ery s o u rc e tliat* it
c a m e out b e h in d . T lie loss, o r ru lli-
e r s h o r ta g e o f e x p ected re c e ip ts is
som ew In re
bet ween
$3 000
an d
$41100.
For
th a t
c o n d itio n
th e
went h e r WHS w Imi 1 y to td an ie a n d
not Hie m a n a g e rs of th e fa ir. T h e
d ire c to rs a re good lo s e rs and tr u e
s p o r ts an d u re co n tld eiit o f b e tte r
■ luck next tim e .
O ne
r e m a r k a b le f e a tu r e of tile
fa ir w as th e c o n sp ic u o u s a b se n c e of
P o rtlu n d p eople.
It
is e s tim a te d
tlia t not as m any as o n e h u n d re d ut
te n d e d d u rin g Hie e n ti r e w eek. T lie
tivi o r six c lu b s a d v e rtis e d to a p p e a r
¡o n th e v a rio u s d a y s w e re rcip resen t-
j ed by tw o o r th r e e p e rs o n s each . It
is c h a r ita b le to su p p o s e tlia t th e y
j w ere u fru ld o f th e ra in . T h ey w ill
i p ro b a b ly
c o n s o lid a te a s o n e c lu b
a n d ta k e th e n a m e " A f r a id o f th e
i R ain C lu b .” T lie d ally p a p e rs w ere
, tilled w itli good re p o r ts a n d p ic tu re s
of fa ir sc e n e s a n d ev e ry b o d y in P o r t­
la n d knew tlie fa ir w as g o in g on.
T h e re s u lt sh o w s t h a t P o rtla n d is
not to be d e p e n d e d u p o n .
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a s a f in a l e f f o r t t o I n c u t e th e f o l ­
l o w i n g k i n d o f u p la c e .
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f u l l a n d c o m p le t e d e s c r i p t i o n o f
s t o c k , im p r o v e m e n t s , w a t e r , la n d ,
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a d v e r tis e ­
m e n t Is g iv en a p ro m In c u t p o sitio n
fo r tile p u rp o s e o f b e in g utile to m ak e
a few q u o ta tio n s fro m th e le t t e r tlia t
u cco in p u n ied It to tile O u tlo o k .
Mr.
N ew to n s a y s :
" N e u r l y t w o y p a r s ago 1 r e t i r e d f r o m
p u b lic lif e .
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th r o u s h
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lo t o f t r i v i a l l y i»eo|d<* ( h a l l I m h a a t e d
in a n d a r o u n d U rtY M h am , a n d lia v« * b$»en
r * a d y t o I n v e n t a n d 11 v»* w i t h y o u th e
r e s t o f o u r Ilf« *, h u t <»n e v e r y e f f o r t I
h a v e b e e n d in t o u r a a e d b y th e u n re a M o n -
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th e p i ic e s t h e y H s k f o r t h e i r la n d ,
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d iM e o u ru a lU K t h a t t h r e e t im e s I h a v e l e f t
y o u r l i t t l e c B y a m i d ix l u u t te u e d h a v e
t u r n e d t o o t h e r p la e e n ."
W ltile Mr. N ew to n is not a lo n e in
h is c o m p la in t th a t la n d I h s o m e w h a t
h ig h p riced n e a r G re s h a m it is well
fo r Him an d o th e r s to re m e m b e r th a t
| th is n e ig h b o rh o o d is reu lly u s u b u r b
of P o r tla n d ; tlia t it bus ull th e a d ­
v a n ta g e s of u big c ity w itli n o n e of
¡its in c o n v e n ie n c e s a n d t h a t tlie m ain
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a c re a g e is th e g e n e r a l p ro s p e rity of
j E a s te r n M u ltu o m a h .
if tilts w ere u b le a k , f o r s a k e n w il­
d e r n e s s o r d e s e r t; o r if th e peo p le
j w ere to o p o o r to e x is t c o m f o rta b ly
la n d w ould be c h e a p .
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p re s e n t o w n e rs w ill sell fo r u fa ir
!c o n s id e ra tio n th e r e a r e o tlie r s w ho
) w ill n o t sell a t a ll. T lia t is th e m ain
re a s o n w hy lie b u s fo u n d s u c h an
a g re e a b le lo t o f
p e o p le
in
and
a ro u n d G re s h a m .
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h e re in a few y e a rs , a n d w hut now
se e m s to be d is c o u r u g l t l g p ric e s w ill
th e n seem low , a n d u p u r c h a s e now*
w ill becom e ail In v e s tm e n t m o re s e ­
c u re th a n th e lo a n in g o f m o n e y , a t
so m u ch p e r c«*nt. M r. N ew to n say s
f u r th e r :
O ne fe a tu re o f th e f a ir w hich h a s
been o v elo o k ed by th e p re s s w as th e
c a fe te ria .
It w as c o n d u c te d by th e
a sso c ia tio n u n d e r th e m a n a g e m e n t
o f F re d II C ra n e , o n e o f th e d ir e c t­
o rs , and it w as a su c c e ss in e v e ry ­
th in g hut tile
tliianclul
o u tc o m e .
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be«n
m ad e fo r
g re a t cro w d s a n d Hie a tt e n d a n t e x ­
p en ses had to lie m et, h u t w ith (lie
im a g e r a tte n d a n c e
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b ro k e even. H om e c o o k in g w as th e
ru le In e v e ry th in g an d th e c h a rg e s
w ere ju s t th e sam e as a r e to be
firs t-c la s t c a fe te ria s
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fo u n d in
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T h e w e a th e r is b lam ed
P o rtla n d .
s a n e b a s is . I m p r o v e m e n t e n d c o m m u n l-
a g a in fo r k e e p in g th e cro w d s aw ay l y v a lu e s , a m t a m t h e r e f u i e k o I i i k l a t r y
a n d tlie a tt e n d a n t loss of re ceip ts. : o n . e u k h I i i t n c a s t m y tu t w i t h y o u b y
A p ro m in e n f r e s ta u r a n t m an , w ho r u n n i n g l i n e ad v ertisem en t In y o u r p a -
wus a v is ito r a t tlie fa ir m a d e a fiat |.er.”
■Men of M r. N e w to n 's e v id e n t c a li­
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b er w ill In- w elco m e h e r e Slid th e
y e a r.
H e k n o w s i t ’s p o ssib ilitie s,
Hui look s u g g e s ts tlia t e v e ry p erso n
but th e r e is th e fe a r th a t he w ould
su c c e s sfu l te a c h e r h e re , will teach not m a in ta in I t’s re p u ta tio n an d tils o w n in g a s m a ll tr a c t o f lu u d sh o u ld
m a k e him an o ffer. P erhapH h e w ill
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h is to ry .
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Eva offer is u n d e r c o n s id e ra tio n .
lind ju s t w h at lie is lo o k in g fo r an d
S tru g g le s am i F. A r th u r A n d erso n ,
C. C. M oore, th e m e rry -g o ro u n d H re sb u tn w ill h a v e g a in e d a n o th e r
b o th new te a c h e rs h e re , com e high
and
ly re c o m m e n d e d .
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n a c h E n g lish an d L a tin an d Hie l a t ­ sio n , w ent lo s e r but took his loss b o o ster.
p h ilo so p h ic a lly . He 1» th e o w n e r of
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six te a c h e rs o f th e g ra d e s a F e rr is w heel also , an d lias sp o k en RENTS DAIRY FARM
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l.ig g e tt lias th e 7 th a n d p a rt of th e n e x t fa ir.
am i w ill ta k e u p Ills re s id e n c e In
tith g ra d e s .
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tw o w hose g o o d s w ere h e ld u p by
g ra d e s d iv id e d b etw een th em .
m a c h in e ry .
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w ho h a s g iven sp le n d id s a tis fa c tio n b ills. T hey w ill all be h e re a g ain .
m e r a n d la now re a d y to e n jo y life
in th e p a s t tw o y e a rs , h a s been r e ­
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fr e e a tt r a c t io n s w as n o t p a tro n iz e d
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a n im a ls w e re beyond c o m p a riso n th e
g ro u n d s y e s te rd a y a n d is th e r e now
e r a n d te a c h e r of s e w in g will h av e
c le a n e s t sm l m ost s a tis f a c to r y fe a ­
s u p e r in te n d in g th e i r a r r a n g e m e n t in
■ b a rg e . On a c c o u n t of lack of ro o m ,
tu r e o f tlie a m u s e r u in t ro w . It is
o n e of Hie beef b o o th s tn th e new
c lasses « il l be h eld on S a tu rd a y s
sh o w in g a t F o re s t O ro g e th is w eek.
p a v ilio n .
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an d a ls o on so m e n ig h t In th e wee.*
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a n d C h e a te r M i c k e l s o n
a f t e r sch o o l.
P u p ils o f th e h ig h
P re s id e n t I ^ w ts s e c u re d a big ex-
a s s is ta n ts a n d B. V. J e n s e n as
school a n d th e u p p e r g ra d e s w ill r e ­ t . l k l i
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