Image provided by: Multnomah County Library; Portland, OR
About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1915)
T W IC E W EEK VOL. S. NO. 5 G resham O utlook GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH. COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1915 $1.50 PER YEAR BASE LINE QUARTERLY THREE MORE ANNIVERSARY ALDERMANS FUMIGATION EXTENSION GATHERING CLAIMANTS CELEBRATED ABILITY IS AND CARE OF PROTESTED OF POMONA FOR ESTATE BY PIONEER ENDORSED GRAIN SEEDS T he proposed extension of the By L. H. W ELLS. P otnona g ran g e will m eet h ere to- J T h re e m ore claim an ts have ap- T he 82d b irth d ay an n iv ersary of CORVALLIS. Ore., M arch 13.— PORTLAND, M arch 15— Special— Base L ine road is a big bone of con- m orrow , th e g u ests of G resham peared fo r a sh a re in th e Jo h n K. G randm an M. B. S leret was c e le b ra t E d ito r O utlook.— In y o u r issue of te n tio n betw een two factions, one grange. It will be th e first q u a rte rly Bell e s ta te In E n g lan d , for w hich ed Sunday at th e hom e of h e r d a u g h At p resen t P o rtlan d Is stirre d over March 5th, 1915, I noticed th a t a re of which w ants th e road open and m eeting of th e y ea r an d , follow ing T h o m as W. Bell was supposed to be te r Mrs. B ert Lindsey, all h e r liv th e possible rem oval of City S u p er quest was m ade by a n u m b er of in ten d en t L. R. A lderm an from the th e o th e r is opposed to It. Sam p receden ts of fo rm er years, th e sole A m erican heir. ing d escen d an ts being p resen t except head of th e P o rtlan d schools It Is farm ers in y o u r vicinity, for a fo r W hen »he O utlook first told th e S trebin is le a d e r of th e forces th a t sh o u ld be the best. one d au g h ter, Mrs. C. L. ld lem an of an ag itatio n th a t should not tak e m ula for th e proper fum igation of It will be th e occasion of in s ta ll sto ry of Tom B ell’s g re a t ex p ecta w an t th e road opened and im proved, place, for th e reason Mr. A ldeim un g rain s effected w ith such insects as Caldw ell, Idaho. On this occasion tio n s last week it was n ot know n ing officers, w hich in Pom ona are w hile A. B. C onrad is h eading the elected fo r two years. T he session th a t any o th e r m em bers of his fam i th e re were p resen t seven ch ild ren , is an ed u c ato r of n atio n al and bit •»*- the weevil, g rain m oth an d the sn o u t g ran d c h ild ren and fo u r n atio n al re p u ta t'o n , and his m ethods, opposition. He knew th a t they th irte e n will begin at 1 0 :3 0 and ru n co n tin u ly w ere here. beetle. As a resid en t of G resham . I Both sides a re w orking h a rd , but ously all day, except for d in n e r and w ere som ew here but kept th e in fo r g reat g ran d ch ild ren . T he “ in-law s" which a re progressive, have received am very m uch In terested in th e Increased th e n u m b er by ten. They a tte n tio n not only in th is but in fo r it is noticeable th a t a m a jo rity of su p p e r and en d only a fte r th e con m ation to him self. progress of ag ric u ltu re in Its vicin eign co u n tries. I talk ed w ith lead th e people along th e Base L ine from fe rrin g of th e fifth degree on a la r^ e F red Bell, who lives a t th e E v er w ere Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S leret. Mr. ity, especially as I am p rep arin g C o rb ett to M ontavilla a re signing up class of in itia te s an d th e ren d itio n of e tt H otel in P o rtlan d , who is a fo r and Mrs. Jo h n S leret, Mr. and Mrs. ing citizens th e past week and d is m yself to ta k e up th e a r t of th e soil covered th a t 'h ey are united in th e ir Mr. S tre b in ’s petition, w hile Mr. a pro g ram u n d er th e su p erv isio n of m er bank clerk : L ester Bell of C en C. F. Ruegg, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. th e re also. T he follow ing in fo rm a C o n rad 's g re a te st su p p o rt conies th e le c tu re r of th e grange. tra lia , W ash in g to n , an d B renton Tow nsend, Mr. an d Mrs. E. E. S ler opinion th a t he should be retain ed . tion, 1 have received here a t the Mr. A lderm an cam e to P o rta n d front from o th e r d istric ts aw ay from the Among th e m a tte rs to be ta k en up Bell, a vaudeville acto r, are all h alf et, Mr. and Mrs. Lew is S h attu ck , A g ricu ltu ral college, and I sin c ere Base Line. will be th e reso lu tio n s previosuly re b ro th ers an d th e ir existence may Mr. and Mrs. B ert Lindsey, Mr. and th e office of sta te su p e rin ten d e n t, ly believe it is of vital im p o rtan ce w here he m ade good. T h ere is scarcely any d o u b t now ferred to con cern in g ru ra l cre d its com plicate m a tte rs som ew hat in th e Mrs. G eorge B o rn sted t, Mr. and Sellwood stro n g ly favored th e r e to th e m a jo rity of farm ers an d is Mrs. G eorge Ruegg, Mr. and Mrs. b u t th a t th e Base Line im provem ent and farm loans. One of th e by-laws division of th e estate. ten tio n of City S u p erin te n d en t Al w orth very carefu l co n sid eratio n . being asked for, th e extension of th e will be am ended, fixing th e ad m is T hom as B ell's m o th er is know n Will H ockenson, E arl, Eva and Jo s Moist seeds, as n early all fa rm Section L ine and th e scenic road sion fee a t 35 cen ts, to conform to to be dead but th e m o th er of th e | ephine T ow nsend. W esley and Hazel d erm an at th e head of th e P o rtlan d ers know, a re easily in ju re d by v a r public schools and dep recates his d is along th e east bank of th e Sandy th e a n n u a l dues which is of th e sam e th re e h alf b ro th e rs may be living. S h attu ck . H elen and M ildred S leret, iatio n s In te m p eratu re . F reezing will all be m ade w ithin th e next two am o u n t. If so h e r w h ereab o u ts is unknow n. A lbert, Donald and D orothy L ind placem ent at th is tim e by any one does m uch Injury to m oist seeds, y ea rs o r sooner. T he scenic road has F red Bell has m ade a sta te m e n t sey, G eorgie an d A llen B ornstedt, else, according to th e sta te m en t m ade an d changes of te m p e ra tu re a re also T he m a tte r of holding field day yesterd ay by A. N. W ills, p resid en t F red d ie an d Baby Ruegg. been o rd ered by th e county com m is w ithin the next tw o m onths will be in w hich he says: very in ju rio u s to seed desired for G ran d m a S leret is on e of th e h o n of th e local Sellwood association, sio n ers, also th e Section L ine con ta k e n up and a site selected fo r th e “ W ith T hom as an d his fa th e r, who seeding purposes. Such seed m ust w hich was recently form ed to Im ored pioneers of th is locality. She nection. m eet. C om m ittees will be ap p o in ted is also my fa th e r, I cam e o ver h ere be th o ro u g h ly dried out before freez It only rem ain s fo r action to be from each g ran g e to m ake all p rep in 1885. My tw o b ro th ers, L ester cam e w ith h er h u sb an d an d several prove th e Sellwood schools, m ade up ing begins; in fact, they should be of re p rese n tativ e citizens and mem ch ild ren from Ohio, nearly fifty ta k e n upon th e Base L ine extension a ra tio n s and carry o u t th e idea to a an d B renton, also accom panied us. I th o ro u g h ly d ried as soon us possible an d th en th e re will be a road to the successful te rm in atio n . have lo st trac e of my m other. In years ago. T he trip was m ade across b ers of th e M ethodist B rotherhood a f te r th resh in g . W ith seeds well and C u rre n t E vents club of th e Sell Sandy bridge and connection with Jo h n 1). Chitw ood of D am ascus fact I am not su re w h eth er she died th e plains by way of th e "O regon dried out, low te m p e ra tu re s do less th e C olum bia R iver H ighw ay from g ran g e, and a p ast m a ste r of Clack- before we cam e to A m erica o r not. T ra il," by horse team s. T he ill wood P resb y terian church. dam age th a n very high ones. T he "W e have tak en no action ex p ress T ro u td a le and G resham and the am as county Pom ona, has been in v it I know th a t T h o m a s’ m o th er was h e a lth of Mrs. S leret m ade a com insects w orking on sto red g rain do Base L ine te rrito ry , th e la st nam ed ed to in stall th e officers. T he m eet dead, b ut his f a th e r m a rrie d ag ain , plete ch an g e of clim ate necessary ing o u r se n tim e n ts,” said Mr. W ills, co n sid erab le dam age, especially in a " b u t th e g en eral sen tim en t in th is and th e sto rie s of th e w onderful a t being th e m ost ce n tral. ing will be presided o ver u n til in his wife being my m other. region of m ild w inters such as we C o nsiderable opposition to the sta lla tio n by T. J. K reu d er, th e re "A s for my fa th e r, th e last I h eard trac tio n s of th e O regon co u n try su b u rb is so pronounced and so n e a r have. Such insects us th e g rain ly unanim ous in th e d esire th a t Mr. Base Line proposition was developed tirin g m a ste r who will be succeeded from him was at F o rt Canby, O re pointed to this as th e mecca of m oth, sn o u t beetle, and th e weevil in G resham th ro u g h a m isap p reh en by J. J. Johnson. T he o th e r officers gon, w here he was a cook w ith th e h ea lth and prosperity. T he savings A lderm an should be reta in ed at the which work on th e g rain s may do head of o u r schools th a t any action sion. I t is feared th a t th e op to ta k e no th e ir d u ties fo r th e com life-saving crew . T his was 12 o r 15 of th e fam ily had been p ut in to fine Mr. A ider- m uch in ju ry , especially to th e la rg horses, from th e sale of w hich it would be superfluous. en in g of th a t road would o p era te ing tw o years a re : overseer, Jo h n y ears ag o ." man is a live wire. He does th in g s, e r seeds. They may be very effect a g a in st the Section L ine opening, but W elbis; le c tu re r, Mrs. J. W. T ow n F re d Bell for a tim e was placed in was hoped to s ta r t business anew in ively killed by th e use of "carb o n th a t has alre ad y been ordered and send; stew ard , Jaco b N elson; a s sist th e O rp h a n s’ H om e in South P o rt th e new land. All w ent well until and th a t is w hat th is com m unity b l-su lp h id e” (C 8 2 ). T his chem ical likes in him. He know s w hat to do th e co n tra cts has been let fo r c lea r an t stew ard , S aylor S m ith ; ch ap lain , lan d , w hen he first reached P o rt they had all b ut reached th e ir des may be secu red a t th e d ru g sto re ing th e rig h t of way. Mrs. E ugene P a lm e r; se cretary , Miss land from his trip across th e ocean. tin a tio n . T he d eserts an d plains and goes ah ead an d does it. Any a t from 19c to 25c p er pound. C a r ch an g e th a t would resu lt in his being T hen too, it was feared th a t th e E dna B erke; tre a s u re r, E. L. T h o rp e; L a te r w hile his fa th e r was seek in g had been left behind, th e su m m it of bon bl-sulphide is a liq u id w hich Base L ine extension would serve to g atek e ep e r, J. S. A lbel; C eres, Mrs. w ork was “ fa rm e d ” o u t to a fam ily th e Cascade m o u n tain s passed, when displaced by any body else would be vaporiseB very rapidly. T he v apor m ilita te a g a in st th e scenic road from May R ichm ond; Pom ona, Mrs. S. who lived on th e C olum bia betw een th e p arty cam ped fo r a few d ay s’ little sh o rt of a calam ity and should is h eav ier th a n a ir an d so it n a tu r Mr. T ro u td a le up th e east side of the Jo n e s; F lo ra, Mrs. C lara A nderson; h ere and A storia. He la te r took up rest w hile th e fa th e r rode one of the not be to le rate d in P o rtlan d . ally se ttle s dow nw ard, co n sequently S andy, but th a t opposition has been lady assista n t, Mrs. S arah H y att. All w ork for him self, he said, an d when horses to P o rtlan d to a rra n g e for a A lderm an is a p rogressive citizen as it m u st be used in a perfectly tig h t well as a schoolm an. I d o u b t very exploded by th e fact th a t th e la tte r but one of these officers th e tr e a s u r he grew up w orked his way in to th e house for th e fam ily. On his re tu rn bin o r room o r it will se ttle down road will be opened anyw ay and the er, a re new to th e positions a t th is b an k in g house of Ashley & R um elin, he found all his rem ain in g horses much If any such m ovem ent to d is an d o u t th ro u g h o penings in th e place him ra n succeed, an d o u g h t people of T ro u td a le a re not g en e r tim e, except th a t Mr. Jo h n so n was from w hich he retire d , several years dead from poisonous g rasses which sides and in th e floor. T he chem ical ally opposing th e Base L ine be once m a ste r sev eral y ears ago. T he ago on acco u n t of ill h ea lth , to ta k e they had eaten. T he d isco u rag e n ot to succeed." is poured in to wide, shallow tray s O th er p ro m in en t persons, m in is m ent, hom esickness an d tria ls which cause they a re to be given all they tre a s u r e r was th e only one of the up o u td o o r work. placed upon th e top of th e g rain o r follow ed can only be u n d ersto o d by ters, teach ers, b an k ers and business can expect and a re w illing to have outg o in g officers to be re-elected. th e bin, o r h igh in th e room. T he men a re also highly In favor of th e th o se who have lik e th em passed a n o th e r feeder opened up to the MR CONRAD REFUTES rete n tio n of Mr. A lderm an. So far heavy v apor se ttle s down betw een co u n try east of th e Sandy river. FLORAL CALENDAR UNTRUE STATEMENT th ro u g h th e pioneer experiences. as can be ascertain ed th e se n tim e n t th e g rain s and kills all insects an d L a te r th e fam ily b o u g h t a large P robably th e la rg e st road petition AT THE LIBRARY P ro m in en t am ong any an im al life with w hich it com es G resham , O re., M arch 12. farm , a p art of which is now w ithin is unanim ous. ev er sen t in to th e county c o u rt will in contact. P ro fesso r S w eetzer of th e U niver I t is stra n g e how reckless som e those interview ed on th e su b ject are th e city lim its of G resham . The be th e re su lt of th e ag ita tio n , and T he vapor of carbon bl-sulphide th e re will also be a lengthy rem o n sity of Oregon is p u b lish in g a floral people can h an d le th e ir b rea th and school d istric t p ro p erty is on a p art Rev. J. E. Youel, p asto r of th e Spo is ill sm elling, n au seatin g , poisonous calen d ar. Each m onth he fo rw ard s k an e av en u e P re sb y teria n ch u rch ; not d istu rb th e ir conscience In the of th e o rig in al trac t. H ere a hom e stra n c e , as p ractically every legal and may re su lt fatally to people o r which w ent P ete r H um e, p resid en t of th e Bank v o te r in th is p a rt of th e county has an illu stra tio n o f ^ h e flower p ecu liar least. T h ere has been a re p o rt cir was estab lish ed from an im als b re a th in g too m uch of It. been solicited by one side o r the to th a t p a rtic u la r m onth, w ith a cu lated q u ite freety In th e la st few o u t a la rg e fam ily to do h o n o r to of Sellw ood; H. M. Huff, p resid en t It Is th e re fo re a very wise plan w hen d escription of its ch a racteristics. of th e Sellwood B oard of T ra d e ; days th a t I have th re a te n e d to hold th e ir nam e and th e ir com m unity. o th e r. Mrs. M. D. P alm er, presid en t of the fu m ig atin g w ith it to s ta r t a t th e J a n u a ry and F e b ru a ry have been re up th e county co u rt fo r $1500 o r In s u ra n c e in fo r m a tio n . ceived. Sellwood au x iliary of th e Y. M. back of th e room an d w ork to w ard m ore In case they m ade a change a f BULL RUN RESERVE T he w eekly m a rk e t le tte r from fectin g a ce rtain C. A., M. B. M cFaul, p resid en t of th e th e door, w orking as rap id ly as pos road ru n n in g TO CLOSE MAY FIRST G resham , Ore., M arch 16 sible. If th e bins are above stab les, th e F ru it & P ro d u ce M arkets, giv th ro u g h my farm and th a t th e re a Since th e fa ilu re of th e H o rticu l E ast Side Business M en's club; E M o r located w here th e re will be th e O rders have been issued to «. ose ing prices q uoted in P o rtla n d , Se son I opposed th e extension of the tu ra l F ire Relief an d O regon M er ^Orth, p resid en t N orth P o rtlan d Com least possible chance of th e vapors th e Bull Run reserv e on May first, a ttle , C aliforn ia, an d B ritish Col- Base L ine road was th a t I m ight c h a n ts M utual asso ciatio n s of Sal m ercial clu b ; Mrs. E. H. Ingham , com ing in co n tac t with live stock, and no one will be p erm itted to en um bia, has been posted on th e town land th is sn u g little sum. em , O regon, two o r th re e ag en ts for presid en t W oodstock M others'-T each- T he fact how ever Is, I have in ti o th e r com panies a re d oing som e u n e rs ’ asso ciatio n ; L. M. L epper, sec th e an im als sh o u ld by all m eans, be te r except th e forest ran g e rs and o f b u lle tin board. T he posted view s of P an am a c a n m ated to th e co unty c o u rt as well der work try in g to induce m em bers re ta ry E ast Side B usiness Men's moved d u rin g th e process of fu m ig a ficials of th e w a te r board who will al and th e su rro u n d in g co u n try will as o th e rs th a t all I would ask in th e of th e Ore gon F lre R e„ ef of Mp. clu b ; A. N. Searle, se creta ry M onta tion. T his carbon b i-sulphide vapor be provided w ith passes to e n te r the b u rn s very read ily when a bln is be . be enjoyed by th o se who have been way of dam ages if th e proposed M innville to leave it, as It was de villa Board of T rade. g ates on th e w agon roads, w hich I. . . . _ ing tre a te d w ith It, an d all fires o r in te reste d in P an am a. ch an g e is m ade Is th a t th e county fu n ct also will be closed and locked a g a in st all Rapid progress is being m ade on flames, such as lan tern s, pipes, etc., rem ove th e g rav el from th e old F o r |f,p benefit of th e m em bers of th e co n stru ctio n of th e P o rtlan d * o th ers. should be k ep t aw ay, as when Ig n it ab andoned road T h ere is q u ite a lh e Oregon F |rf, Rp„ pf aHHO(.latlon T hose who a re co n tem p latin g a CASH PREMIUMS Oregon City Railway th ro u g h Mil ed, It will o ften cause a v io len t FOR SWEET PEAS d fferem e In tw een rem oving a few wpo a re my cu sto m ers and o th e rs trip to th e head w o rk s m ust get th ere w aukie. T h ro u g h th e town th e g ra d explosion, doing co n sid erab le d am pebbles and $1500. befo re th e d ate of closing. At In a t C. C. Morse A Co., th e larg est who a re co n tem p latin g in su rin g ing has been com pleted and m ost of age, and possibly se ttin g th e b u ild A. B. CONRAD. (h eir p ro p erty I will Bay th a t th e th e track laid, but not yet ballasted. ing on fire. W arehouse men f re tim e th e e n tire force of fo rest ra n g seed house In C alifo rn ia w ith sto res e rs will go on p atro l duty. in San F rancisco, have again m ade GRESHAM GRANGE Work has been sta rte d on th e rig h t q u en tly put It in th e w arehouse on O" * M* May first Is r a th e r early fo r class an offer of special cash prem ium s on h an d a t last rep o rt $266,284.19 of way n o rth of M ilw aukie tow ard S atu rd ay n ig h t and leave It u n til ELECTS DELEGATES o r $6.38 p er $1000 In force. This A rdenw ald and th e P o rtlan d so u th ing th e reserve b u t it is a wise p re fo r th e best displays of sw eet peas th e follow ing Monday. It g en erally c a u tio n as th e re has been no snow a t th e com ing co unty fair. G resham g ran g e took In eig h t am o u n t is cash and bonds and home line. T he track th ro u g h th e so u th req u ires from 36 to 48 h ours to com T he prizes will be $5.00! $3.00 new m em bers on S atu rd ay last five office w hich can be con v erted Into east side will run n e a r th e S o u th ern plete th e process of one fu m igation. fo r th e p ro tectio n of th e tim b tr. L ast y ea r th e re w ere fo u r feet of and $2.00 and co m p etitio n is open to of whom w ere received on dem it cash on dem and. T h ere a re no Pacific railro ad . S o u th east from Mil T he am o u n t of carbon bi sulphide snow along th e slope of th e Cas- everyone w ithout any restrictio n s, cards, w ith th re e In itiates In the sto ck h o ld ers to sh a re In dividends, w aukie th e roadbed has been graded to be used varies with th e te m p era th e d ividends are left w ith th e peo to an d beyond C lackam as, and will tu re and volum e of th e room o r bin cades w here less th a n fo u r Inches fell Now is th e tim e to p la n t sw eet peas, first an d second degrees. d u rin g th e past w inter. If a long, and w ith proper care, they will be Mr. and Mrs. II. W. S nashall, V al ple w hen policy is w ritte n . T he be continued to B ak er's bridge, to In w hich th e g rain is kept. F o r a dry su m m er should ensue again It at th e ir best in S eptem ber. Morse en tin e S nashall and Mr. and Mrs. ¡above am o u n t I b am ple to ju stify the which place th e line will be b u ilt th is te m p e ra tu re of 90 degrees, ono w ould be highly dan g ero u s to ta k e & Co. a re th e la rg e st d ealers In M art K ro n en b erg were ad m itte d t o ' ' ' o m Pany to w rite m erc an tile and year. Stephen Carver, p ro m o ter of pound of carbon bi-sulphide to 500 any risks, hence th e early closing sw eet pea seed in th e world and have m em bership on w ith d raw als from com m ercial Insurance. T he officers th e com pany announced th a t th e line cubic feet Is sufficient; for 80 d e o rd e r w hich will be stric tly en- every know n v ariety. T hose who d e P lea san t V alley grange. T he new seem to be satisfied w ith sm all would be com pleted and In o p eratio n grees. one pound to every 400 cubic forced. , sire to win one of th e prizes sh o u ld m em bers ta k in g th e first tw o de fav o rs and intend to conduct th e b u s on o r ab o u t Ju ly 1 to B ak er's bridge feet; for 70 degrees, one pound for ! w rite them fo r in fo rm atio n as to grees were Mrs. Ellen Pom eroy, Miss iness an h ereto fo re an d be able at across th e C lackam as river. W hen every 300 cubic feet; and for 60 de C a r o lin e T e m p le to n H a tc h e r III. p la n tin g and cu ltu re. all tim es to be able to pay th e cash f u rth e r co n stru ctio n tow ard Stone Is grees it is u n sa tisfac to ry to fu m ig ate. Lucy A dam s and Mr. Ray. T h ere was a la rg e a tten d a n ce , a to th o se who have Just an d fair sta rte d th e C lackam as will have to In case th e room Is so m ew h at leaky, No le ctu re v.-ill be given W ednes- , G round has been broken fo r th e b o u n tifu l d in n e r and excellent p ro losses. be bridged. tw o o r th re e tim es as much of th e day evening u n d e r th e auspices of c o n stru c tio n of th e g re a t in te r-sta te gram . I ta k e th is o p p o rtv n ity of th a n k Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cav- chem ical sh o u ld be used. One th e W om en’s C h ristian T em perance T he collection of In d ian relics and b ridge w hich is to connect th e city an ag h w ere elected d eleg ates to th e ing my n u m ero u s cu sto m ers pound Is used In from 60 to 100 U nion by M rs.. C aro lin e T em pleton to of P o rtla n d w ith V ancouver, W ash s ta te g ran g e ; Mr. and Mrs. T h eo th ro u g h o u t M ultnom ah and C lack a m ineral specim ens, presented bu sh els of g rain . A fter tre a tm e n t H atch er, on account of th e Illness of Brooklyn school by Dr. Dav. R affer in g to n , and w hich will be an im dore B ru g g er a lte rn a te s. m as co u n ties fo r th e ir co n tin u o u s a th o ro u g h v en tilatio n Is necessary. th a t lady. All h e r en g ag em en ts for ty, are to be placed In th e so u th end p o rta n t link in th e Pacific H ighw ay, p atro n a g e.— Adv. T his tre a tm e n t will hold good for som e tim e have been cancelled on of th e assem bly hall on shelves and one of th e m ost re m a rk a b le tb o r- A. B. E llio tt of Pow ell V alley has JO H N BROWN. p o tato es, o r a n y th in g else w here an advice of h e r physician. In cases which will be b u ilt In th e o u g h fares in th e U nited S tates. As ren ted his 25-acre farm w ithin th e , insecticide Is needed, providing th e Mrs. m anual tra in in g d ep a rtm en t. M eas . H „ atc h er w . as to . have lectu . red .fa r as possible all c o n tra cts fo r th e [city lim its of G resham , to Jo h n Rcb- L ist o f le t t e r s . place w here it Is used be as n ea r a t th e B aptist ch u rch on W e d n e s -1 . , , . . . . R em ain in g le tte rs uncalled fo r In u rem e n ts have been ta k en of th e re a ir tig h t as possible. , , work have been le t to local firms ertso n , who recen tly cam e w ith his day evening of th is week, according 1 T he relics at p resen t and p reference will be given to l o - ) fam ily from Ohio. Mr. E llio tt will th e G resham postoffice fo r week end- q u irem en ts. JACKSON F. JONES. to an n o u n cem en ts read In th e are sto red aw ay in boxes a t th e hom e cally produced m a teria ls an d to local rero o f th e house on th e place, put M arch 14th, 1915: ch u rch es last Sunday. labor. N ecessary funds a re avail- In new floors an d o th erw ise Im- 1 L e tte rs— Hi. Jo h n so n , J. W. Bell, of Dr. Dav. R afferty. W hen th e T he G resham V olunteer F ire De able for driv in g th e w ork to early prove th e dw elling fo r th e use of bis R- D- HUI. Miss R uth E llio tt, Mrs. shelves and cases are ready th e speci p a rtm e n t has arra n g e d for a dance G ravel am i Sami. m ens will be placed In them . Dr. to be given In R eg n er’s o p era house I am prep ared to fu rn ish gravel completion. re n te r. Mr. R obertson is a son-in- Ja ck Carson. and sand In any q u a n tity from Bell R afferty, who w ith his tw o b ro th e rs on th e evening of M arch 27 for th e F o re ig n — Jo e L aundree. law of Mrs McBain of G resham and pit. Also team ing, g rad in g and ex Coming— new spring line of Lawn a bro th er-in -law of J as McBain of T hese le tte rs will oe se n t to th e g ath ered th ese specim ens, will m ark benefit of th e sick and accid en t fu n d cav atin g. J. H. Hoss. T elephone dead le tte r office on M arch 28th, each w ith a p ro p er descrip tio n te ll w hich has been recently estab lish ed 79x. T erm s C ash.— Adv. tf Mowers to Sterling A Kidder's Powell Valley. Hardware Store.— Adv. 1915, If n ot delivered before. In ing w hat It is and w here It cam e in th e d ep a rtm en t. Van H o u ten 'a S M illinery. - pring r— --------------v. t"se Calol Liquid Oloss on your calling for the above, please say "ad- from . T he collection rep rese n ts the four-piece o rc h e stra has been en Flrst arrival of spring hats 1 ^_S,tah_5"aiLd_. J . 1“ 1” - blg poIlih mop* Co,t* at S o lin g vertlaed," giving date of list. w ork of m ore th an 30 p ea rs by Dr. gaged to rurntah muaic fo r th e occa- Davis A Son, ¡hand at warehouse new spring millinery 1A Kidder's— Adv. I I. McCOLL. P. M. 5 , Metzger Bros.— Adv, alon. Fairview, Oregon. Continued on page 2