G resham O utlook
VOL, 6, NO. 92
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1917
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER YEAR
HIGH SCHOOL
CITY COUNCIL
FRUITGROWERS LOCAL GRANGE REPRESENTATIVE D. C. LEWIS
EXPLAINS DRY LAW POSITION NOTES FROM
PLACES BAN
ELECT OFFICERS IS OPPOSED TO
P R IN C IP A L
ON GAMBLING
AND MANAGER HIGH LICENSES
The d irec to rs of th e G resham F ru it
G row ers’ ‘association held a m eeting
la st nig h t and elected th e follow ing
officers:
P resid en t, Theo. B rugger.
Vice presid en t, I). E. Towle.
Sec'y-T reas., Jas. E lkington.
D. E. Tow le was elected m anager
and is ready to e n te r upon th e task
of m aking the cannery a success
w hich he can do w ith the loyal co
o p eratio n of all sto ck h o ld ers and pro
d ucers in th is p a rt of the county.
V arious com m ittees w ere ap p o in t
ed to solicit stock, m ake a rra n g e
m ents for th e reb u ild in g and fu rn is h
ing equipm ent fo r th e cannery.
M anager Tow le has the follow ing
to say to all who are in te reste d in the
success of th e cannery:
It would seem a t th is tim e as
th o u gh thp sto ck h o ld ers of the
G resham cannery did not know when
they were licked. A fter two serious
reverses they rally and say th e ca n
nery m ust be reb u ilt, and they m ean
It. T his is surely an expression of
th e rig h t sp irit.
T he fact is. to rebuild th e cannery
is th e only th in g to do if th e fru it
an d vegetable grow ing in d u stry is to
live and prosper.
T his being definitely settled , the
next question is, W hat can I do to
prom ote th e en te rp rise ? F irs t I can
and will subscribe fo r m ore capital
stock to fu rn ish th e funds necessary,
along w ith th e cash on hand, to re
build th e cannery and equip it with
th e la te s t im proved labor-saving m a
ch in ery and ad ap ted to the canning
of both fru it and vegetables. To do
th is we m ust raise $5000. It seems
lik e a lot of money but spread out
o ver th e locality it is only a trace,
an d to p reten d it would w ork a h a rd
sh ip is really ab su rd . T he fact is
th a t in every sq u a re m ile ot th is te r
rito ry th e re is $5000 invested in a u
tos. So we cannot really plead pov
e rty and are surely elected to come
over w ith the $5000 fo r th is w orthy
en terp rise.
Second. We should give the e n te r
p rise o u r loyal su p p o rt by del-.vjring
o u r p roducts to th e cannery in first-
class shape. Do not be lu red away
by th e prom ise of an e x tra nickel or
dim e on a crate. K eep in m ind the
fact th a t w ith o u t th e cannery oui
co m p etito rs would let you come to
them and you w ould feel as though
you had been favored w hen you r e
ceived a low er price th a n th e cannery
would have paid.
So we m ust sta n d loyally by th e
e n te rp rise to th e end th a t we may
live and grow.
T h ird and last, but m ost vital of
all, is th e need of an increase in ac
reag e of stra w b e rrie s,
C uthbert
rasp b e rrie s, lo g an b erries, beans and
corn. We should p la n t 25 acres of
ca n n in g stra w b e rrie s, 50 acres of
C u th b e rts and 50 acres of lo gans; a l
so 25 of beans and from 50 to 100
acres of corn th is year. T he beans
an d corn can be raised to ad v an tag e
alo n g w ith th e C u th b e rts and logans.
T he can n ery association is p re
p ared to m ake c o n tra c ts w ith grow
ers for a te rm of years at rem um era-
tive prices and w ish to im press you
w ith th e need of ta k in g up th e work
of p lan tin g . T h ere is "no tim e to lose.
A ct now. F eb ru ary and M arch p la n t
ing of b erries is best. T he work is
lig h t and p leasan t and is proving
very profitable. We a re ready to
close up a lim ited n u m b e r of con
tra c ts now.
F o r p a rtic u la rs see Jas. E lkington,
se creta ry of th e association.
GOES TO CALIFORNIA
BUT MAY RETURN
Dr. 8. P. B ittn e r le ft la st week for
M onrovia. C alifo rn ia to ta k e a posi
tio n in th e sa n ita riu m w here Mrs.
B ittn e r has been u n d er tre a tm e n t for
m any m onths
I t is understo o d th a t
th e a rra n g e m e n ts are only tem p o r
ary an d th a t Dr. B ittn e r may re tu rn
to his p ractice here w ithin a few
w eeks o r m onths. Mrs. K ent and th e
B ittn e r ch ild ren have gone to P o rt
lan d and will leave in a sh o rt tim e
fo r M onrovia, w here th e fam ily will
be reu n ited , Mrs. B ittn e r being able
to leave th e sa n ita riu m .
Dr. B ittn e r's la rg e practice here
h as been tu rn e d over to IJr. Em ily F.
Balcom , who has given up h e r P o rt
land office in o rd e r to properly care
for p ractice here. Dr Balcom has a
new hom e in G resham , located on the
Section L ine n e a r th e w estern boun
d ary of the tow n. H er office is in the
B ank of G resham building.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. K enney left
today fo r so u th e rn C alifo rn ia for a
visit of several weeks. They expect
to go d irectly to Los A ngeles and
from th e re will visit o th e r places of
in te rest.
On accouut of th e special m eetings
being held a t F irs t M ethodist church.
P o rtlan d , w hich som e from here wish
to a tte n d , the re g u la r p ray e r m eet
ing th is week will be om itted.
Try a want ad. la the Outlook.
An unu su ally fine m eeting of
G resham g ran g e was held last S a tu r
day a t w hich th e new ly-elected o f
ficers w ere in stalled an d reso lu tio n s
re g a rd in g pending legislation were
adopted. T h ere was a good a tte n d
ance of m em bers an d visitors, am ong
th e la tte r being J. J. Jo h n so n , m aster
of E vening S tar g ran g e, Mr. and Mrs.
A. N iblin and Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
E lliott.
At th e m orning session Mr. an d
Mrs. M. M. S quire and W allace K ad-
derly w ere in itia te d in to th e m y ster
ies of th e first and second degrees.
Most of th e afte rn o o n session was
occupied w ith th e in sta lla tio n of of
ficers. Mrs. A lfred N iblin, a past
m a ster of E vening S ta r g range, was
the in stallin g officer and gave the
charg e to th e v arious officers in a
m ost b ea u tifu l an d im pressive way.
Mrs. 11. E. Davis was m a rsh a l fo r the
occasion an d was assisted by Mrs.
Jo sep h in e P ick ard , Miss N ora Holm,
Mrs. J. B. Sm all an d Miss B ernice
E lliott, all of E vening S tar grange.
T he officers in stalled were as fo l
low s:
W orthy m aster, E. E. W elling.
L ecturer, Mrs. Je n n ie K rouenberg.
A ssistant stew ard , Geo. Honey.
C haplain, Mrs. R. F. W alter.
T re a su re r, Geo. Leslie.
S ecretary, Mrs. Effie Hodge.
G atekeeper, J. R. K avanaugh.
Pom ona, Mrs. L. T. L usted.
F lo ra, Mrs. Roy K ern.
Lady ass’t stew ard , M rs. A nnie
W elling.
Mrs. E m m a M etzger, stew ard elect,
and Miss A lb erta Allen, Ceres, w ere
not present.
R egarding c e rta in proposed legis
lation G resham g ran g e w ent on rec
ord in no u n ce rtain way according to
th e follow ing reso lu tio n s w hich w ere
unanim ously ad o p ted :
W hereas, it is proposed to pass
leg islation in creasin g th e s ta te a u to
m obile license tax to an am o u n t equal
to one d o lla r p er h o rsep o w er for each
c a r; and
W hereas, it is believed to be u n
ju s t and illegal to im pose upon one
class of vehicles, fo r road m a in te n
ance, o r o th e r purposes, a b urden of
ta x atio n not borne by all o th e r class
es of vehicles, excepting such license
fee as may be req u ired for necessary
recording an d policing of any p a rtic
u la r class; th e re fo re, be it
R esolved, by G resham g ran g e in
re g u la r session assem bled, th a t we
in d icate o u r stro n g disapproval of
said proposed leg islatio n , or any
legislation w hich has for its o bject
the raisin g of m oney for road p u r
poses by unduly tax in g au to m o b iles;
and th a t we u rg e o u r s ta te law
m ak ers to vote a g a in st said p ro
posed legislation.
Resolved th a t a copy of th ese reso
lu tio n s be fo rw ard ed to th e le g isla t
ors and se n a to rs from M ultnom ah
county.
T he su b je c t of b illb o ard s along
highw ays come up for its sh a re of
co n sid eratio n and th e b illb o ard s were
stro n g ly condem ned. S entim ent on
the su b je ct was fiually cry stalized in
th e follow ing reso lu tio n w hich was
unanim ously adopted.
Resolved, th a t G resham g ran g e go
on record as fav o rin g a law which
will m ake It u n law fu l to place or
m a in ta in sign boards a t any and ail
places along th e public highw ay.
An enco u rag in g ta lk was given b>
J. J. Joh n so n , who sta te d th a t d u rin g
th e p ast y ear E vening S tar g ran g e
had m a in tain ed an av e rag e a tte n d
ance of 75 per cen t of its m em b er
ship.
Mr. Joh n so n , who is also m a ste r
of P om ona g ran g e, an n ounced th a t
P om ona would m eet on th e th ird
W ednesday in M arch w ith P leasan t
V alley grange.
Especial th a n k s w ere voted to Mrs
N iblin and th e team from Evening
S ta r fo r th e ir excellent w ork in co n
nection w ith th e in stallatio n .
T he follow ing le tte r from R epre
se n tativ e D. C. Lewis refers to th e
reso lu tio n s ado p ted by th e G resham
W. C. T. U., published in th e O ut
look on F rid a y last T he House bills
referre d to in th e le tte r a re on file
in th is office an d may be seen by any
one in te reste d :
Salem, Ja n u a ry 15.
E d ito r O u tlo o k :— Due to the k in d
ness of som eone I have received a
m ark ed copy of your excellent paper
co n tain in g "R eso lu tio n s D eprecating
W et S tre n g th .’
P erm it me to assu re you and your
in te llig en t read ers, and those well-
m eaning people who passed the reso
lu tio n s of mild censure th at the to te
on th e reso lu tio n directed to congress
to m ake th e "D istrict of C olum bia
D ry," in no m an n er voices the wet
o r dry sen tim en t of those voting
“ No,” nor indicates in any m anner
how they will vote on th e Dry bill
when It com es before tlie House.
T h eir vote was sim ply a protest
ag a in st u ndue h aste and th e m anner
in which the resolution was p rese n t
ed. W hen th e reso lu tio n was p re
sen ted and its adoption first moved,
th e H ouse was not organized. No
m em ber except the m over th ereo f
had h eard , read or been given an op
p o rtu n ity of read in g th e sam e.
The ru les of the H ouse provide
th a t all bills and co n cu rren t reso lu
tions sh all be p rin ted and lie on the
desks of th e m em bers for a specified
tim e, th ereb y giving to th e m em bers
an o p p o rtu n ity to read th e sam e and
to p rep a re and offer am endm ents
providing they desire so to do.
A gain, th o s e , voting "N o" were
pledged to use th e ir tim e anil en
d eavor to fram e and pass such laws
as would low er taxes if possible and
im prove conditions in Oregon and
they Telt they should devote th e ir
tim e along th ese lines, and they
could see no good resu lts th a t would
flow from sending a resolution to
C ongress o r w asting th e tim e of the
H ouse ask in g C ongress to do th e ex
act th in g it had alread y decided on
doing.
I again rep eat, the vote in no m an
n er in d icates th e dry or wet se n ti
m ents of th e m em bers voting “ No”
on th e proposed dry m easu re yet to
come before th e H ouse; while, on the
o th e r han d , th e reso lu tio n was re
g arded b t m any m em bers as an ad
vanced feW 'r to learn how m em bers
stood, and th a t it was not introduced
in good faith for any benefit th a t the
resolution could accom plish, and this
feeling caused some resen tm en t.
Some th o u g h t the resolution a po liti
cal trick and I am one of those who
th in k so. Two years ago o u tsid e in
fluence caused a bad, so-called dry.
law to be placed on th e s ta tu te books,
an d the sam e political influences are
ag ain at w ork. AT th e 1915 session,
I intro d u ced a Dry bill and worked
h ard for it. I voted ag a in st th e so-
called Dry bill of th e 1915 session on
th e grounds and for the reason th a t
th e bill was u n fa ir and was full of
Jokers and w ould m ake a few men
rich th ro u g h sales of liq u o r in vio
lation of law.
W as my ju d g m en t
sound? I leave it to o th e rs who know
som ething reg a rd in g alcoholic sales
and police co u rt proceedings. The
bill I Introduced would have p ro tec t
ed the people ag a in st th e late alco
holic to rre n t. So will my p resen t bill
if adopted, which is now before the
Alcoholic Traffic com m ittee, but prob
ably doomed lo an untim ely, and pos
sibly political, d eath . 1 tru st those
who m ildly censured me with o th ers
will carefu lly read House Bills Nos.
1 and 2 now in your office and also
the resolution intro d u ced by myself
calling on C ongress to subm it the
wet and dry q uestion to a vote of the
people, then they will know w here 1
stand.
H ouse Bill No. 2 is one to prevent
th e sale o.’ p aten t m edicines co n tain
ing alcohol in such q u an titie s as to
be a real d rin k producer. Do you
favor such a m easu re? 1 will vote
for th e bills and resolution 1 have
intro d u ced if given an o p p o rtu n ity ,
and my bills will m ake th e sta te dry.
T h ere a re no wet holes in them . Is
th a t what you and those who censure
us desire?
1 will not vote for a vicious bill or
untim ely reso lu tio n o r u bill th at
created class privileges sim ply be
cause it is dubbed "A Dry M easure.”
P ersonally, I th in k a dry law yer as
good as a wet clergym an and shall
keep th a t th o u g h t in mind when
called on to vote.
House BIII b Nos. 1 and 2 should be
in your office as I placed your paper
on my m ailing list for th e purpose of
accom m odating th e G resham rea d
ers and voters, and a t y o u r office
those good people who adopted reso
lu tio n of mild cen su re can easily
learn my views on the su b je ct u nder
discussion as well as on o th e r ques
tions. If th e bills are not th ere, 1
will fu rn ish them .
I believe in o rderly legislation.
Last y ear we were censured for vot
ing for a so-called m idnight reso lu
tion w hich we were not given an op
p o rtu n ity of reading. I sh all not be
cau g h t th a t way again reg ard less of
th e fact th a t th e resolution p ertain s
to alcohol o r any o th e r su b ject.
In conclusion, perm it me to say,
th a t a t th e end of forty days, the
people of M ultnom ah county will
know us by o u r work, and not until
then.
R espectfully yours,
D. C. LEW IS.
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F o r th e follow ing h igh school
notes th e O utlook is in d eb ted to
P rincipal E. F. Goodw in;
T he first sem ester of th is school
year will end on F rid ay , Ja n u a ry
26th an d th e second sem ester will
begin on Monday, J a n u a ry 29th. Sec
end sem ester ex am in atio n s will be
held on W ednesday, T h u rsd ay and
F rid ay , Ja n u a ry 24th, 25th an d 26th.
The w ork of th e stu d e n ts so fa r th is
year has been very sa tisfac to ry to all
concerned and th e n um ber of exem p
tions from exam inatloi.s will be
g reatly increased over last year.
Among the new su b je cts to be tau g h t
next sem ester a re Solid G eom etry,
Civics, Com m ercial G eography and
Botany.
We reg ret to lose from o u r faculty,
Miss Eva S tru g g les who has resigned
to e n te r C olum bia U niversity. New
York City, th e first of next sem ester
so as to be able to com plete h er work
th e re by th e end of th e su m m er ses
sion. Miss S tru g g les bus been with
th e new school since its o rg an izatio n
and has become very m uch attach ed
to th e stu d e n ts and people of th is
com m unity. She I h a loyal and fa ith
ful teach er, an ea rn est w orker and a
tru e friend whose presence h ere will
be g rea tly m issed. H er w ork in E ng
lish and L atin will be divided am ong
some of th e rem ain in g teachers. The
E nglish classes will be ta u g h t by Miss
G regson und Miss A bright, and Miss
McCormick will become te ac h er of
second year Latin.
In honor of th e ir teach er und class
ad v iso r th e ju n io r class will give a
farew ell reception to Miss S truggles
at th e hom e of Miss G ladys Neal next
F rid ay evening, Ja n u a ry 19.
T he A rgus, o u r ofllelul school p a
per, will m ake its second ap p earan ce
in a few dayB, and prom ises to be full
of school news. T he e d ito rs are
wide aw ake, being anxious to m uke
each issue b e tte r th an th e last.
T he atten d a n ce th is se m ester av
erag es 165 stu d e n ts which Is an in
crease of m ore th a n 20 per cen t over
last year.
We expect several new
studentB at th e beginning of next
sem ester.
The senior and ju n io r class plays
will be stag ed early next sem ester.
Tlie stu d e n ts are plan n in g to give the
public high class pro d u ctio n s in
keeping with th e high sta n d a rd of
th e school.
A reo rg an izatio n of th e stu d en t
body w ith officers w orking u n d er a
new co n stitu tio n and by-laws will be
perfected soon. On account of new
co nditions it was th o u g h t best to
change th e old o rganization.
Indoor baseball is the new gam e
for th e gym stu d e n ts. Much in te rest
is being show n by th e stu d e n ts in
b ask etb all, volleyball, an d indoor
baseball d u rin g th e in terim betw een
th e football and baseball seasons.
T he a th le tic field is being fenced
p rep a ra to ry to th e opening season of
baseball. N early all of last y e a r’s
le tte r men have retu rn ed and we a n
ticip ate a n o th e r w inning team this
y ear
W ith Q uesinberry an d Brown
as th e U. H. H. b u ttery , su p p o rted by
men equally good in th e ir respective
field positions, we need n ot fear the
outcom e In o u r contests with o th e r
high school team s.
Follow ing is th e full tex t of th e
an ti-g am b lin g ord in an ce, passed at a
special m eeting of th e G resham
council on S atu rd ay evening la st and
approved yesterday by M ayor Staple-
to n ;
ORDIANACE NO. Hl».
AN ORDINANCE. To prevent and
su p p ress gam ing an d gam bling
and gam bling houses and all plac
es w here any gam e in w hich
chance p red o m in ates is played for
an y th in g of v alue; and to punish
any person who engages in any
such gam e, o r keeps or fre q u en ts
any such house o r place.
T he Town of G resham does o r
dain as follow s:
Section 1. No person o r persons
shall, w ithin th e co rp o rate lim its of
th e Town of G resham , open, set up,
or keep, e ith e r as th e ow ner, p ro p ri
etor, m anager, o r em ployee, w ith or
w ithout hire, lessee, o r otherw ise,
any gam ing or gam bling house or
place w here any ban k in g o r anv
o th e r gam e is played with cards,
dice, m achine, b u tto n s, o r uny o ttier
device for u n y th ln g of value, w h eth
er th e sam e be played for money,
checks, cred its, o r any o th e r re p re
se n tatio n of value.
Section 2. No person o r persons
shall, in any house, room , o r place,
w ithin th e co rp o rate lim its of the
Town of G resham , set up o r keep,
conduct, m ain tain , or o p erate, e ith e r
as ow ner or ow ners, p ro p rie to r or
p ro p rieto rs, lessee or lessees, em
ployee o r em ployees, ag en t or
ugents, any kind of g am bling table,
nlckle-ln-the-slot
m achine,
or
gam bling device adopted, devised
and designed for th e purpose of play
ing any gam e of chance, w h eth er
th e sam e be plnyed for money,
checks, cred its, o r any o th e r th in g
or rep rese n tatio n of value.
Section 3. No persou o r persons
shall, w ithin th e co rp o rate lim its of
th e Town of G resham , fre q u en t, or
go into, or visit, any gam ing or
gam bling house o r place, o r en
gage in o r play at or in, o r bet upon
any of th e gam es o r gam bling de
vices m entioned in sections one and
tw o of th is ordinance.
Penalty.
Section 4. Every persou violating
any of th e provisions of th is o rd i
nance sh all, upon conviction th ereo f
before the Town R ecorder, be p u n
ished by a fine of not m ore th an fifty
($50 .00) dollars, or, in d efau lt of
th e paym ent of such fine, by im p ris
onm en t in th e tow n juil not m ore
thnn tw enty-five (2 5 ) jlays, o r by
both such tine an d im prisonm ent.
Passed by th e Common Council,
Ja n u a ry 13th, 1917.
O. W STAPLETON. Mavor
C. G. 8C H N EID ER , R ecorder
Approved, Ja n u a ry 15th, 1917.
O. W STAPLETON, Mayor.
A nother m a tte r tak en up by th e
council on S atu rd ay evening was a
proposition to change th e ro u te of
th e pipe line in ten d ed to supply the
Reaver S tate M otor com pany's plant
with Bull Run w ater.
T he o rig in a l plan was to lay the
pipe on Division stre e t, follow ing the
n o rth side p arallel w ith the gas com
p any's m ain
A fter som e co n sid era
tion it was decided to m ake the pipe
av ailab le to o th e rs, an d an effort
will he made to run it th ro u g h p ri
vate p ro p erty for a p a rt of th e d is
tance. If the new plan is successful
th e connection on Main stre e t will he
a t B stre e t, in K egner's ad d itio n , an d
th e pipe will pass th ro u g h th e p ro p
erty of Mrs. T L. Hails to th e rig h t
of way of the P, R. L * P. com pany,
thence u n d er the track to the m otor
com pany's land. F rom th e re th e la t
te r com pany is expected to m ake its
own connection to Its p lant, but the
city will also en d eav o r to get a f u r th
er rig h t to extend th e pipe to Divi
sion stree t w henever it may be neces
sary.
The proposed new ro u te will not
req u ire any m ore pipe th an th e old
one and a b e tte r te rrito ry will be
served. T he sew er m a tte r under
co n sid eratio n was laid over un til the
re g u la r m eeting next m onth
A m ap of O regon, published by the
One of th e most im p o rta n t needs
S
tate
Board of F o restry , has just
of a g reat n u m b er of farm s in this
county is u n d erd rain a g e and this been received at th e lib ra ry and is of
phase of farm im provem ent will re- un u su al in te rest.
Burned and ru t
celve co n sid erab le atte n tio n front are as are show n as well as th o se of
The lectu re
County A g ricu ltu ral A gent H all d u r m e rch an tab le tim b er.
ing th is year. The m any req u ests on th e work of th e F o restry D ep art
fo r assistan ce in d rain a g e work have m ent, which was givpn a t th e lib rary
led Mr. H all to secure th e services of last y ear, was so much enjoyed th at
Prof. J. E. L arson, a d rain a g e spec an o th e r one is being planned
An JOINT INSTALLATION
BY TWO ORDERS
ialist from the Oregon A g ricu ltu ral n o uncem ent will be m ade as soon us
College and two d em o n stratio n m eet th e d a te can be fixed.
The G resham lodges of Odd F el
ings will be conducted th is week in
Among th e books recently received
lows
an d R ebekahs held a Joint in
th e e a ste rn p art of th e county.
at th e branch a re two by P rice Col
sta
lla
tio
n on S atu rd ay evening last,
On F rid ay , Ja n u a ry 19, a m eeting lier which a re proving to be popular.
will be held on th e farm of S. M. They are “ T he W est in th e E ast” preceded by sh o rt business sessions
Davis n ea r H u rlb u rt schoolhouse, be and "G erm any and the G erm ans " of each lodge
RURAL TEACHER LEAGUE
T he in stallin g officers w ere: A. W.
g
CHOOSES NEW OFFICERS inning at 10 o'clock in the m o rn Some In terestin g books of (ravel are,
M
etzger
for th e Odd Fellow s and
ing. On S atu rd ay afte rn o o n , begin "F ro m Dublin to C hicago,” ''S eeking
T he R u ral T each ers' L eague held ning at ab o u t 1 :30 a sim ila r m eeting
Mrs. f o r a < h lld ers, d eputy d istric t GRANDMA LUSTED 8
F o rtu n e in A m erica,” and "R o m an tic
p resid en t fo r th e R ebekahs
th e ir re g u la r m eeting in th e c o u rt will be held on th e farm of L R. C a lifo rn ia.”
FUNERAL TODAY
Odd Fellow officers in stalled in
house S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry 13. A bout ix>uderba< k n ea r th e M ultnom ah
A few books of classical music
G randm a L usted passed aw ay yes
cluded A lbert E kstroro, noble g ra n d ;
forty m em bers w ere p resen t an d they g ran g e hall a t P leasan t Home.
have been received and th e n u m b er
proceeded, a fte r receiving th e re sig
Both of th ese g ath erin g s will be will be increased if th erp is a dem and F ra n k Hodge, vice g ran d ; Ed Ayls- terd ay m orning at 7 o'clock at (he
n atio n s of th e p resid en t and vice in th e n a tu re of com m unity m eet
w orth, w arden; C arl Dahl, chaplain hom e of h er son, G eorge L usted. She
fo r them .
R ebekah officers were Mrs. O live was past 91 years of age. The fu n e r
p resid e n t, to th e election of new o f ings. P ro fesso r Larson and Mr. Hall
T h e A m erican F o re stry m agazine,
ficers. T he follow ing were elected . will ta k e up th e m ethods used in d e
E k stro n i, noble g ran d ;
M argaret al was held th is aftern o o n at 2 o'clock
T he M usician, M unseys and the
Mrs. Ja n e t G ra n t, p resid e n t;
Miss te rm in in g th e location of d rain s,
Creecy, vice g ran d ; Mrs. Minnie a t th e P lea san t Home M ethodist
N
eed
lecraft
h
a
re
been
added
to
the
C lan ah an , se cretary , Miss M argaret j
V aughn M cCormick, vice p resid en t ways and m eans of digging trenches,
church, the serm on being preached
and Miss F lo ren ce F ieldhouse, sec and th e d etails of laying th e tile, list of m agazines for th e com ing Michel, tre a s u re r; C lara M cKinney,
by th e Rev. F S. F ord
Mrs. L usted
year.
reta ry .
ch a p la in ; Maud Michel, w arden; lived an ev en tfu l and useful life and
using th e im m ediate field as an II-I
—
It was decided to m eet once in six 1 lu stra tio n .
W llla M etzger, conductor.
Follow ing th e m eetings
W eather F orecast.
a morn extended o b ita u ry Is prom ised
weeks, so all te ach ers can look fo r on the farm s m entioned visits will be
Rocky M ountain and P late au Re- I R obert A ndrew s, a m em ber of the for next issue.
w ard to an in te re stin g m eeting on m ade to o th e r farm s in th e com m uni
sovereign g ran d lodge was an e n te r
g lons; except local snow s W ednes- I
S atu rd ay . F eb ru ary 24
ty w here d rain a g e is needed and p ro day and T h u rsd ay in n o rth e rn , and | ta in in g sp eak er, th e o th e r num bers
T h e Q uestion
snow o r rain in so u th ern p arts, th e j follow ing being a solo by Miss M arian
Mrs. A rth u r C aiag h an and baby, posed system s laid out.
Are tim es b e tte r or is It th e red u c
P ro fesso r L arson will have an o p w eath er will be g en erally fa ir with [ R obertson an d sh o rt ad d resses by
of P o rtla n d , visited sev eral days last
tion in prices a t C arlso n 's fu rn itu re
various
m
em
bers.
T
he
evening
closed
p o rtu n ity betw een m eetings to visit te m p e ra tu re s
below
th e seasonal
week w ith h er p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs
sto re th a t has aw akened in te re st?
with an o y ster supper.
o th e r farm s in th is section of th e average.
D. W right.
T he receipts have been la rg e r d u rin g
county. T his will be th e only op p o r
.-»leaping o r c h e s tr a Dance.
th e past th ree w eeks th an d u rin g th e
New York has an ag g reg ate fo r
T he V enezuelan g o v ern m en t has tu n ity to h a re his services th is sp rin g
Olven
in
K
een
er's
o
p
era
house
S
a
t
whole eleven m o n th s prior. T he sam e
decided to build a highw ay across J and Mr. H all is very anxious to hear eign tra d e of $2,125,000,000, ex
urday evening. J a n u a ry 27. Good reductions apply to ev ery th in g In th e
ceeding
th
a
t
of
London
by
$200,000,-
from
anyone
who
has
need
for
d
rain
-
<
the republic th a t will be 683 m iles
m usic, good floor m anagem ent. G en
store, Including ths pianos.— Adv.
000.
age
tlemen 50c. Lad lee free.
long.