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T W IC E W EEK VOL. 5, G resham O utlook NO. 55 TRI-COUNTY “ “ “S CONVENTION OF CARRIERS GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER “ „ „ POTENTATE FAIRVIEW WILL OF AL RADER MAKE PLANS IS HONORED FOR WATER 7, 1915 0 S: TU ESD A Y S AND F R ID A Y S $1.50 PER YEAR RURAL CREDIT ™ m AS PROPOSED AT DAMASCUS A very p re tty hom e w edding look A recent te st of David M cKeown’s place S eptem b er 5 th a t 2 o’clock d airy h erd of H olstelns resu lted in at the hom e of th e b rib e ’s m o th er. th e co ndem nation of fo u r valuable I .Mrs. J. C. S tanley, w hen h er only cows, one of w hich was w orth $600, P ro p o s e d C h a n g e a in R u les 'laUgl'tel -Myrtle E lizabeth, was u n it S p le n d ed A ffair at H o m e o f , W ells Said to Be C o n ta m in a te d T h ree of th e an im als have been killed * *a n Proposed by Mr. Dufur ed in m a rria g e to C h arles H. Ra.iey C a u se A p p re h e n s io n of G resham . T he b ea u tifu l rin g cer- an d th e p recau tio n was ta k en to M ayor S tap leto n . G iv e n a n d B onds to Be V oted H a s In d o rse m e n t of | em ony was used. Rev. J. H. Wood have th e ir viscera tested , when it A m o n g C a rrie rs. A n Iron C ross. on for S y stem . S tate G ran g e. officiating. T he room was d ecorated was found th a t ap p a ren tly n o th in g — with e v e rla stin g flowers, sw ord fern uiled th e cows and th a t th ey a p A ru ra l le tte r c a rrie rs ' conven- ; und golden rod with a w edding .jell E ighty au tom obiles, loaded with The city of Fairview is m aking peared to be perfectly h ea lth y not- DAMASCUS, Or., Sept. 5. Spec tion, rep resen ted by c a rrie rs from suspended from th e ceiling u n d er S h riu ers an d th e ir frien d s, cam e o ut plans for a m unicipal w ater system w ith stan d in g th e fact th a t th e tu b e r i a l — D am ascus gran g e, P atro n s of w hich th e b rid al couple stood. They M ultnom ah, C lackam as and W « h - I w ere a tte n d e d by M r. an d M rs. W a lt. from P o rtlan d on F rid a y evening and will ta k e a vote on th e p ro p o si-' culosis test caused a reactio n and H u sbandry, passed reso lu tio n s en in gton counties was held in G re th - er Deen of Sycam ore, sis te r and last and enjoyed a d elig h tfu l lawn tion a t Hie re g u la r an n u a l election in , ' leJ w er° condem ned, dorsing ru ra l cre d its and th e system , A g o v ern m en t in sp ecto r was am y esterd ay but was sparsely at- broth er-in -law of th e groom . A party and social g ath e rin g at th e Decem ber. . , . , . as proposed by W. H. H. D u fu r In his p resen t who m ade th e ex am in atio n ; tended ow ing to th e Tact th a t o th e r) b eautlful w edding m arch was played hom e of G eorge W. S tap leto n , illu s It is planned to am end the city a ,gt) an eXpe r ( from Corvallis. They ad d ress on th e su b ject. Mr D ufur by Miss G ladys Neal. trio u s p o te n ta te of Al K ad e r T em en g ag em en ts took most or th e c a r T he bride was a ttire d in cream ple. A larg e n um ber of hom e people ch a rter so as to m ake th e m ayor m are said to have found n o th in g to talk ed to one of th e largest and riers elsew here. Being the vacation silk popiin and all-o v er lace w ith a th e city tlie m an ag er of th e w ater , ju stify con d em n atio n anil portions m ost in te re ste d g a th e rin g of farm season several were aw ay. In fact veil and o ran g e blossom s and c a r were also th e re , to ta lin g ab o u t 700, com m ission w hich will consist of j ol '*le ,unKS a,l,l viscera w ere sent ers ever assem bled in th is section of but one of th e G resham c a rrie rs was ried an arm b o uquet of w h ite c a r all of whom enjoyed a ra re tre a t of , . ... . . .. , , , . ' 1° W ashington city fo r f u rth e r te sts him self and two o th e rs ap p o in ted bv I „„ the sta te , and gave a clea r aud com m usic by th e S h rin e rs’ band and w ith p resent. . i . . . 1 >le fo u rth condem ned an im al was nations. T he groom was dressed in num erous vocal selections. h itu sell. T he city rec o rd e r is to be ,,,,,, T he m eeting was held in th e city navy blue serge. T he m atro n was . . not killed, having been kept for fu r- prehensive review of ru ra l cred its , Tlie lawn ap p eared like a fa iry th e clerk of th e com m ission. and w hat such cre d its would m ea hall tho se present being Ja ck s and dressed in blue an d ca rrie d a bou . A bond . > ■ » . th e ,, r experim issue ot $12,600 is also to ) , . . . ents. land witli its illu m in atio n effects. A to th e farm ers of th is e n tire nation T ow nsend, of M ilw aukie; W hitem an, q uet of pink roses. . . . , , , I It is saiil th a t Mr, McKeown h a ; A tw o-course han d stan d had also been erected for he voted on to r tile purpose of boring i , by low ering the present ex h o rb ltan t of O regon C ity; W ilm arth, of Oswe luncheon was served. , , . ,„, m ade no claim to th e county for the T h e couple a well and laying pipes. T he tenta- , „ , ,, . . go; K ennedy, of B eaverton; How ard, received many b ea u tifu l and useful tlie m usicians. loss of Ins valuable cows, as he is ra te of in te rest lie m ust pay on Mrs. S tapleton was tlie recipient live location of th e well is on Bert aw aitin g f u rth e r results. To main money used for developm ent. Mr. of P o rtla n d , and E. E. C hipm an of j I presents. Mr. and Mrs. Itauey went of a b eau tifu l cut glass w ater set, K ro n en b erg ’s land, and p -ep a ra to ry n settle m en t w ith th e county, ay- D ufur declared tliat th e farm ers of th e local office. i to P o rtlan d im m ediately a f te r the presented w ith a p p ro p riate rem a rk s to tlie election th e re will be chem ical A discussion of ru ra l c a rrie r prob- luncheon wag Berved T hey w i|| co rd in g to th e law, would b ar all th e United S tutes cun n ever hope for They by E. T. Rehttelil on belialf of tlie teste m ade of tlie p riv ate w ells now in f u rth e r proceedings for dam ages, th a t degree of p rosperity to which lenis and th e benefits of a closer as- | m ake th e ir hom e in G resham . org an izatio n . Mr. S tap leto n was use witli a view to th e ir con d em n a and as Mr. McKeown is wide aw ake they are en title d w hile they m ust soc la tion was held, th e principal T hose p resen t w ere Rev. J. H. presen ted witti an iron cross as a tion, th u s forcing th e issue. It is item of in te re st being the te n ta tiv e Woo(1 an<J v if e Mnj j c S U n , to his own in te re sts and know s his pay from 7 to 10 per cent, for tlie believed th a t many of tlie wells are decoration. It had been m ade to o r p roposition suggested by th e d ep art- Mr an(1 Mrs c L 8tal)ley> H own in te re sts and know s all about use of money, but th a t with a ru ra l d er with Mr. S tap le to n 's offices em co n tam in ated and are likely to b e cows and th e ir diseases th e re is a cred it system , th a t will protect th e “ e."t ? t Ch“ nge “ me. ° f thB e? ‘8tlng I S tanley, V erne S tanley, Mrs. V esta blazoned on th e arm s, notify in g tlie come a fru itfu l source of disease. ro u tes in th is and o th e r counties prom ise of legal en tan g le m e n ts If it co untry and put money Into th e R aney, Mr. and Mrs. W u lter Deen, TUe bonds a re practically sold a l it is exjected th a t two o r th re e Mr. and Mrs. H arley Itauey, Mr. an d world th a t he is not only th e illu s can be show n th a t th e condem ned bunds of th e fa rm e r a t from th ree to im p o rta n t changes wll be m ade in Mrs. W illiam S tanley, E arl S tanley, trio u s p o te n tate of a fam ous T em ple rea d y , and th e re will be no difficulty cows w ere h ea lth y and th a t they fo u r per cent, will bring prosperity in raisin g th e money if they are to th e farm ers of th is n atio n and in e a ste rn M ultnom ah w ithin a reaso n R alph S tanley, Mrs. E dna Stanley, but m ayor of G resham an d ch airm an were killed unnecessarily. voted Tlie only q uestion is w hether of th e high school board. Its p re crease th e cu ltiv a ted area of this ab le tim e. It is know n th a t a su g W ilbur S tanley, Mr. and Mrs. O. I. co untry m any tim es wliat it is at th e gestion lias been m ade to cut out the Neal, Miss G ladys N eal, Mr. and sen tatio n occasioned g rea t m e rri the people will su stain th e proposi TRAIN HITS AUTO tion, but If it can be show n th a t the F airv iew ro u te and add it to P o rt Mrs. Geo. K enney, Mr. and Mrs. A. m ent. TWO ARE DEAD p resen t tim e. T he m usical p rogrem , w hich was existing wells ure unfit to be used Mr. D u fu r’s plan, us o u tlin ed in land ro u te, No. 1, o u t of M ontavilla, H. Bell, Miss Jen n y Beil, Mr. and C h arles W. Ray was in stan tly his ad d ress h ere today and approved m ak in g a 50-m ile au to m o b ile route. Mrs. L ea n d er Lewis and g ran d so n in tersp ersed w ith selections by th e the opposition now being show n wll. killed and his neice Miss Louise W il by th e S tate G range of O regon, is a T he sam e plan lias been suggested Mr. and Mrs. W. D. F re em a n , Mr. band, included vocal solos by Mrs. vanish. M ayor E. A. W hitney and a m a liam s was so badly in ju re d th a t she ru ra l c re d it system based on non co n cerning ro u te No. 3, o u t of and Mrs. J. P. F reem an , Mr. and O. J. Brow n, of G resh am ; Gus H. G resham , m aking it a L ents route. Mrs. L arry H ollyw ood, Mr. and Mrs. C ram er, Mrs. R. W. S chm eer, P. S. jo rity of th e council a re in favor of died a few h o u rs la te r, w hen an ex in te re st h earin g bonds issued by th e As th e re is now a vacancy in th e Wm. H ornin g , Mrs. L. Deen, Mrs. Davidson an d Mrs. J B. E ttin g er. a w ater system , and it is only a cursion tra in stru c k th e ir a u to in sta te , to be au th o rized by a m ojorlty T h ere was also a piano solo by Miss question of tim e when one will be in vote, to th e fed eral g o v ern m en t for G resham force it looks as if such a Geo. I'u llen , Mrs. P aul H oetzel, Mr. stalled , but at th e p resen t tim e th e re j ’*le cu t al t **e G -W , * N. crossing w hat sum th a t may be needed. T he ch an g e m ight be feasible. As P lea s and Mrs. A. J. W Brow n, d a u g h te r Vera K itchen and selections by a two m iles nortli of Rockwood, yes fed eral g o v ern m en t, according to a n t H om e is ask in g for a c a rrie r se r and niece. Miss Olive M errill, H arry q u in te t w hich Mr. Rehfield In tro are many p ro p erty ow ners who ary te rd a y m orning. duced as th e " J itn e y T rio .” T he not in favor of bonds o r h ig h e r tax th is plan, is to ta k e th ese bonds a t vice w hich would affect ro u t No. 2 Joh n so n , Jr. T he p arty was on its way to the q u in te t was com posed of J. B. P a t es, which will bethe re su lt if a m u 2 per cent, disco u n t, an d issue c u r from here, th e re is a probability th a t terso n , J. B. K eefer, H. T. H utchin- nicipal w ater system is in stalled . 1> C olum bia H ighw ay and th e Ray fam rency to th e s ta te land board. T his a com plete reo rg an izatio n may take ily w ould have con tin u ed on to F re e MAKING PROGRESS son, P. S. D avidson and G. II. Cra- i is believed th e revenue from th e sale p u ts th e money to be loaned th e place. , Mr. IN CORN EXHIBIT tner. Mrs. D avidson accom panied of w ater will pay ru n n in g costs ano w ater, w here th e ir hom e Is. farm ers in th e h an d s of tlie sta te R o b ert Tw eed, a fo rm er L ents c a r Ray was a p ro m in en t business man Mr. D avidson, and Miss K itchen the ev en tu ally re tire th e bonds. The land board, said Mr. D ufur. He (hen rie r has been re in sta te d in th e se rv E. C. S m ith has been sco u rin g th e th ere. They w ere v isitin g in P o rt explained th a t a farm er to get the ice b ut has not been assigned a route. county for corn ex h ib its at th e fa ir o th e r soloists. All th e m usical num - w ater will have to be pum ped, land w ith th e W illiam s fam ily who ! —------------------- benefit of th e loan and low in te r He was here y esterday fo r aw hile next week. He is e n th u sia stic over hers were well received. a re relativ es. T he la te r were in R efresh m en ts were served buffet , CLOSING PREPARATIONS est m ust own farm p ro p erty to the but did not a tte n d the convention. his success. He rep o rts som e of his a n o th e r cur a few y ard s behind hut FOR COUNTY FAIR am o u n t of double tlie am o u n t of tlie He is an applicant for flic G resham findings and those who have given style had let th e ir d a u g h te r ride w ith th e loan applied for, th a t Is, for every vacancy and may get the place if an him assistan ce. He says; GRESHAM GRADE SCHOOL A m eetln K ° r th e E alr l,o an l waa Itay fam ily. ap p o in tm e n t is to be m ade. It is F. H. C rane, of F airv iew , has some A steep incline down to th e track , $1 borrow ed he m ust p u t up $2 OPENED SCHOOL I ^ i s aftern o o n at w hich It was believed th a t he will be given prece corn grow ing from acclim ated seed decided th a t en tries for sh o rth o rn w ith high b an k s on both sides sh u ts w orth of p ro p erty according to dence over any new a s p ira n t who fu rn ish ed by th e O.-W. R. & U. Co. Tlie G resham grad e school opened c a ttle as d esig n ated in class 34 should off all view of ap p ro ach in g train s sound business principles. T he title to th e p ro p erty is th en passed on by m aye ta k e the com ing exam ination. th a t Is now 16 feet high and has auspiciously yesterday w ith a good he th e sam e as for o th e r breeds. Mr. Ray drove onto th e tra c k , saw T he deleg ates here y esterday had 2,3 and 4 ea rs to th e stalk . It was rep o rted th a t every sta ll in his d an g e r and tried to rev erse and th e a tto rn e y of th e land hoard and atten d an ce. A dditional pupils were th e loan Issued for from five to th ir a big feast at th e S ta r r e s ta u ra n t to J u s t w est of th e co unty line reg istered today and o th e rs will he the fo u r b arn s have been spoken for back off, hut killed his engine. Mrs. w hich E. L. T horpe, a fo rm er G resh S e tte r and M artin have som e of o u r com ing in for tlie next few weeks. and m ore room will have to be pro Ray jum ped to safety as did h e r lit ty-five y ears on a ra te of in te rest never to exceed 4 per cent. Mr. Du am c a rrie r, was invited. T he next M innesota 23, th a t they are grow ing Tlie six te ac h ers have th e work d i vided. tle son, and as Mr. Ray » a s try in g m eeting will be held at B eaverton on for seed. T h is corn is dry enough vided am ong them as follow s; P rin Tlie p o u ltry will have to be housed to help th e W illiam s girl o ut th e car fu r expressed th e opinion th a t th e th e second Sunday in May. 1916. now to sh ell off, th o ro u g h ly m a cipal McCormick teaches tlie eighth in a big te n t as double th e n u m b er of was stru c k h u rlin g it and its two ra te of In terest m ight be fixed as low as 3 per cen t., h ut th a t was a T h ere are about 40 c a rrie rs in the tured. G enerally th e corn is not m a grade, with tw enty-one p upils; MI hh fowls a re com ing th an ev er before. o ccu p an ts fully 200 feet aw ay. Mr. tri-co u n ty association, and as th e a n tured yet. Mabel A rth u r has th e seventh grade, A m erry -g o -ro u n d , now at V an Ray was killed in stan tly but th e girl m a tte r fo r fu tu re co n sid eratio n , nnd n u al election of officers will ta k e To tho se who w ant seed fo r next w ith tw enty-six pupils; Mrs. M yrtle couver w 'll be here, also several was picked up alive only to die a few pointed o u t th a t th is system was safeg u ard ed th ro u g h o u t. No sta ti place at th e next session it is certain year I w ould recom m end th a t they Myers has th e e n tire sixth an d a part o th e r am u sem en t featu res. C'onees- ho u rs later. cal! Issue bonds unless th e re is a m a th a t th e re will he a large a tte n d a n c e top th e corn, th a t is, cut th e stalk of th e fifth g rades, w ith tw enty-eight sions are being sold rapidly, T he body of Mr. Ray was tak en to at th a t tim e. Miss F lo ren ce F ield h o u se E ight g ran g es ure com ing and T ro u td ale and la te r to P o rtlan d jo rity vote a u th o rizin g Hie am o u n t, off ju s t above th e ear. Go in to the p upils; and every step is sa feg u ard ed ori field and select ubout 30 o r 4 0 .of th e has tw enty-five pupils en ro lled in a th ree in dividual farm ex h ib its lie- w here an In q u est was held today. It sound principles, d eclared Mr. D ufur. DR. MARK W. EMERY ea rliest and best filled ea rs for each p a rt of th e fifth an d th e fo u rtli sides th e corn show and th e county will be se n t to F re e w a te r for b u rial. “ Tills o r any o th e r plan for ru ra l TAKES PORTLAND BRIDE acre to be plan ted . C ut th e tops off g rad e s; Miss Em m a F u lle r has th e (arm exhibit. cre d its will com e easy ,” d eclared Mr. LINNEMAN PICNIC and they will m a tu re m uch b etter. la rg e st en ro llm en t of any te ac h er in F rid a y and S atu rd ay from ID to Dr. M ark W. E m ery and Miss Several g ra n g e rs n ea r C o rb ett say th e school so far, th e re being th irty - 1 12 will be rales dayB for livestock GLITTERING SUCCESS D ufur, "a n d It will req u ire tlie u n it O iw tn B aum an of P o rtla n d were ed efforts of ail tlie farm ers or th is they a re going to grow m ore corn two in th e th ird and a p a rt of th e C attle m ust be tu b ercu lin tested. m a rried S atu rd ay , S eptem ber 4, at and o th e r sta te s to secure any ru ra l L abor Day celeb ratio n at th e new W ork on th e buildings will com- Miss Mae H ughes has th e recto ry of St. M ark ’s Episcopal next y ear and a re now looking for second. cre d it system . T he m any m easures ly-opened C edarville p ark n ea r Lln- ch u rch in P o rtlan d by Rev. Jo h n E. th e best form s of silo to sto re it in. tw enty-flve en ro lled in h er room , inence tom orrow so as to have every- nem an Ju n c tio n was a com plete su c th a t have been passed by congress T he farm ers all o ver th e county have w hich is th e e n tire first and a part of th in g In read in ess w ith o u t delay, H. Sim pson, th e rector. cess. T he arra n g e m e n ts w ere in are not, In my Judgm ent in ten d ed to V ariety card s of uniform size v.lll Dr. E m ery is th e son of Mr. and been very anxious to have th e ir com th e second. T he to tal en ro llm en t on ch arg e of J. V. Cogswell. A large estab lish ru ra l cre d its in th is coun Six Mrs. B. W. Em ery of G resham . He on exhibition. I am try in g to select th e second m orning of school is 157. he provided for ail ex h ib its crow d was p resen t on M onday aud try. They a re all cum bersom e and One larg e room is being co n v erted j th o u san d were ordered, was g ra d u a te d In Ju n e from th^ re p re se n ta tiv e sam ples. th e occasion wus th o ro u g h ly en jo y un w o rk ab le p ractically , and in te n d F ollow ing is a p a rtia l list of those in to a play room for th e prim ary S tate M edical college. He is an able. T he P le a sa n t H om e band fu r ed to d efeat the e stab lish m e n t of any < lilclu 1 1 P ie Sup|H*r in te rn doctor a t Good S am aritan who have co n trib u te d sam ples for the pupils, to be used in rainy w eather. ru ra l cred it system . It will req u ire nished th e music. At th e g ran g e h all, T h u rsd ay ev fa ir th ro u g h o u t M ultnom ah county; A n o th er is being fitted up for a sew h o sp ital. T he bride has been a su c P rizes for th e d ifferen t sp o rts th e co-operation of all Hie farm ers ening, S eptem ber 9, from 5 :3 0 to 8 R. P. R asm ussen, Gill Bros., W. F. ing room. Miss E sth e r E lford will cessful te ac h er In a p riv ate k in d e r w ere aw ard ed , a larg e one d o lia r box of th is eb u n try to secu re th is relief C um m ins, E. W. G revlsh, E lm er teach sewing. T he m anual train in g o ’clock. T he follow ing m enu will g arte n in P ortland. of candy being won by Miss D orothy from th e p resen t high ra te of In te r be serv ed ; chicken pie, m ashed po Dr. and Mrs. E m ery will be at M ercer, J. P. Jo n es, C. A. Lewis, F red d e p a rtm e n t will be In ch a rg e of Roy Bull of L innem an. T he novelty est th e farm ers are paying, which of tato es, cabbage salad , bread and b u t A nderson, C. B. Cam p, V. C. Bunt- Gibbs, a sen io r in th e high school. hom e to th e ir friends a fte r O ctober shoe race was won by Q uinton Kutn- itself is ru in o u s and repressive of G a rn e tt M cC artney, John T he school board decided a t its te r, pickles, celery, apple, pum pkin 1 at th e R oseland A p artm en ts, zett, We can m el; th e 50-yard dash by Felix a g ric u ltu ra l developm ent. and lemon pie, coffee. P rice 35c a W eibes, J. F. Ja e g e r, Chas. L. H unt m eeting S atu rd ay evening to sta n d T w enty-first and G llsan stree ts. not hope for th e developm ent of the or. And. Jo h n so n , B. C. A ltm an, E. ard ize th e school grounds. To that plate. F ollow ing th e su p p e r a free C holdo; th e g irls' race by Violet L adies’ Aid Benefit. J. Spooner, J. B. B urns, A lbert S h er end trap eziu m s, sw ings an d o th e r I P rogram will be ren d e re d , w hich G iltn e r; young w om en’s race by u n cu ltiv ated lands of Oregon as long H ear Mrs. Mary R. Selleck a t th e m an, Jo h n S teiger, F. S. Sen, >1. play ground a p p a ra tu s will be in will consist of solos by M ayor G. W. M yrtle S n ash a ll; w o m en s race by as th e fa rm e r m ust pay from 7 to ID per cent. In terest. So th is question M ethodist church. P lea san t Home, G rebe, IL W eiss, A ndrew B ru g g er stalled as soon as possible. P rincipal S tap leto n , Mrs. O. J. Brow n, Ja c k -I Mrs. Sm ith. T he g ro u n d s are open as a free Is up to th e g ran g e and th e farm ers S ep tem ber 10, 1915, a t 8 o ’clock. Theo. B rugger, H. E. Davis, C. J. McCormick has th e m a tte r in charge. son- J one»: and C. K. R u sh er, and ' to u n ite and dem and relief anil they A dm ission ad u lts, 25c, ch ild ren u n Stone, J. W. Bacon, J. B. N ash, U T he re g u la r m eetings of th e school read in g s by Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an picnic p a rk , w ith sw ings and o th e r will get a ru ra l cred it system th a t an d o th ers. conveniences fo r an en jo y ab le gath d e r 12, 10c.— Adv. B urgener, F. H. C rane, A S tretch & b oard will be held on th e last T h u rs will put money into th e h an d s o t Hie ering. day evening of each m onth in B ert Co. Eyes tested and glasses fitted. farm ers at 3 to 4 per cent. In terest. T h ere a re 800 know n rose va L indsey’s sto re. P aren ts and school <1. F. <1. A. Cider. Dr. Geo. Inglis.— Adv. In my ju d g m e n t th is will help solve Prunes W an ted . p atro n s are invited to be p rese n t at rieties. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S h an g h ai tra d e fell off $50,000,000 A cid er press has been in stalled at th e problem of 'back to th e soil’ T he B laser F ru it Co., of T ro u t th ese m eetings and discuss su b jects ¡ § dale, is in th e m a rk e t fo r green In 1914. th e can n ery , and custom work will m ovem ent and sto p th e congestions Ita lia n p ru n es, packed in first-class and conditions of In te re st to th e T ea p la n ts av erag e ab o u t fifteen be done. C ider will be m ade a t the in o u r cities by m aking it possible m an n er in sta n d a rd 4 -b ask et prune school. years of life. ra te of l % c p er gallon for 50 gallons for a man to develop a farm w ithout crates. C rates an d b ask ets fu rn ish ed T he O utlook will be glad to pub E lectricity is successfully used In o r m ore and 6c p er gallon fo r less being bu rd en ed w ith such high rates by B laser F r u it Co. Call o r phone lish th e new s of th e school d u rin g and secure crates. P ru n e s m u st be th a n 50 gallons. P ressing will be 1 of in te re st now ch arg ed th e farm - F ra n ce to ripen cheese. will get th a t F re e T rip to th e th e year. picked for long d istan ce shipping. Italy consum es less tobacco per < done on T h u rsd ay of each week o r 1 « r.” R oundup, all expenses paid, for Mr. D ufur was th a n k ed for his a d capita than any other civilized na- on o th e r days by ap p o in tm en t. C ider C orrected. IH rt W an ted . Mr. Hennypeck (peevishly)— tion. will be sold a t th e ra te of 20c p er d ress and urged to co n tin u e his Bids w ill be received u n til Sep a little soliciting for th e O ut W hen you tell me to do a th in g , like The A New York in v en to r has p aten ted gallon o r $6 per b arrel. B arrels w ork th ro u g h o u t th e sta te tem b er 10 fo r th e fu rn ish in g , h a u l a fool 1 go an d do it. Mrs. H enny reso lu tio n s passed Indorsed th e plan will be fu rn ish e d by can n ery . look. W ill you be th e lucky ing and leveling of d irt on new peck (a c rid ly )— No; you go and do a ch ild ’s muff form ed like a doll Betw een them , A u st.a lia and A r G resham F ru it G row ers Association. su g g ested and urged all o th e r g ian g - It like a fool N pw York Post. high school grounds. one? G et busy now, T he tim e es in the sta te to ta k e sim ila r action. g en tin a p a stu re o n e-th ird of the K. A. M ILLER . C lerk. Do You Know No Black her r lee W anted. T he v isito rs were served w ith a b an world’s sheep. is g e ttin g sh o rt. No m ore b lack b erries will be quet. M aster D allas presided. Outlook subscription contest now the saving a want ad. will be to you? Some financiers work wonders; w anted fo r can n in g th is season on. Free ticket and all expenses i Then try It. Get the habit. Read [those in today's Outlook and some only work suckers. 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