Gresham outlook., May 04, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
SCENIC
E lm e r D uvall w as n g u e st a t th e
LAUGH M AKERS
AT CHAUTAUQ UA
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W eath er wax home Sunday.
W m. L ad d , o f P o rtla n d , » a s a c a ll­
e r a t th e In g le sid e farm W ed n esd ay .
Mrs. A lice W a lte rs an d c h ild re n ,
of A u b u rn , W a sh ., is a g u e s t of .Mrs
W a lte r's s is te r , Mrs. B.
A ltm an .
.Mrs. E. S la th e r a n d Mrs. M a rg u e r­
ite B u rc h e tt m o to re d to V a n co u v er
8 u inlay.
M iss G e rtr u d e P h illip s , of P o rtla n d
w as a g u e st o v e r S u n d ay of Miss M ar­
g u e rite B u rc h e tt.
J. T. S m ith , a g o v e rn m e n t m ail
c le rk of P o rtla n d , b o u g h t th e b e a u ­
tifu l new h o m e of C. II. B u rc h e tt, an d
w ill ta k e p o ssessio n an d m ove his
fam ily o u t a b o u t th e last o f th e
m o n th .
M rs. B u rc h e tt w ill h a v e a
sa le , w hich w ill be a n n o u n c e d la te r,
a n d w ith th e fam ily m ove to New-
Y ork city w h e re Mr B u rc h e tt is a l ­
re ad y in b u sin ess.
The
W a«««r
P ro g ra m »
Company
Presente
F u ll of L a u g h te r
pineee
and
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T h e W a e s e r ( ' o m i w n y l u p r o g r a m s of
tU l le h * . a k e l « l i e s . l e t i i H n g a t t u d o r i g i n a l
s tu n t* |»ies -nt oue o f yie d elig h tfu l
e n te rta in m e n ts o f th e i 'liu u ta u q u a .
M r and M rs W asaer w e re fo rm e rly
i n in in e n t e n te t ta in e rs at N o rth w e s t
eru t « iv e rs lty
and la te r g ra d u a te d
fro m one o f th e le a d in g B o sto n t r a in
In a «u I»« m >I h
I or ^»*\» ra l ye a rs they
O lT L O O K
F R ID A Y ,
MAY
4.
P A I.E T H R E E
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PLEASANT VALLEY
L elan d
.Moore cam e dow n from
C o rv a llis F rid a y ev e n in g a n d sp en t
S a tu rd a y an d S u n d ay v is itin g w ith
h o m e fo lk s
t
M rs. G. N. S a g e r w as n P o rtla n d
i v is ito r on T u esd ay ,
i
J . W. E ro st. J r ., is s p e n d in g a few
¡d a y s in th e city th is week
J
K u rts , of L en ts, w as lo o k in g
a f t e r b u sin e ss in te r e s ts in th e valley
lo n e «lav re c e n tly .
k f
FARM TRUCKS
3 1-4x10-4 inch tire $37.50
1 he I iandiest W agon on the Farm
H
W. S n a sh a ll m ad e a b u sin e ss
tr ip to tile D am ascu s c o u n try W ed­
n esd ay .
P le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e h eld an In­
te r e s tin g m e e tin g lust S u tu rd a v .
A
Corn or Bean, one- or two-row Planters, Drills, Garden Seeders and Garden
good p ro g ra m w as re n d e re d . O w ing
Cultivators,
one- or two horse Cultivators.
to th e fine w e a th e r th e a tte n d a n c e
w as n o t as la rg e as u su a l. A n u m ­
FOR 9UICK SERVICE OR REPAIRS OF ANY KIND
b e r o f v is ito rs w ere p re s e n t am o n g
th e m . J. II. Lee of P o rtla n d , Mrs.
M in n ie G o n d n o u g h H yde, n ew s e d ito r
GRESHAM, ORE
Res. 6x2
Office 544
fo r tile Mt. S cott H erald a u d Mrs. Mc­
Neil Of L en ts.
W om en ta x i d riv e rs a r e th e la te st
C h ris G estne, p ro p r ie to r of th e J e r ­
in E n g lan d .
sey Killy d a iry o f Lents w as in th e
valley on b u sin e ss o il» day re c e n tly .
H lic iiin u i is m .
Mrs. I’. J B erk e an d d a u g h te r Miss
If you tire tr o u b le d w ith c h ro n ic
CLACKAMAS TEACHERS
Eva B e rk e left W ed n esd ay fo r an e x ­
o r m u s c u la r rh e u m a tis m give C h a m ­
TO HOLD INSTITUTE
te n d e d visit w itli frie n d s in M inne­
b e r la in ’s L in im e n t a tr ia l
T he re ­
lief from p ain w hich it a ffo rd s is
s o ta . w h ere th ey fo rm e rly re sid e d .
T h e C la c k a m a s C o u n ty T e a c h e rs ’
a lo n e w o rth m any tim e s its co st, o b ­
Mr. an d Mrs. B ert P easley , of P o r t­ asso c ia tio n w ent on reco rd A pril 14, i
ta in a b le e v e ry w h e re
Adv.
la n d cam e o u t a n d sp e n t th e ev en in g
both from E ire an d B u rg la rs ,
in in s titu te a ss e n th le d , fa v o rin g th e
w itli tile Jo y boys a n d th e ir s is te r.
a n d any o th e r d a n g e r if th e y
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Miss N ina Joy.
co u n ty beco m in g a m e m b e r of th e
No h a rm can conn» to tin m
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N. E. A. a ss o c ia tio n on o r b efo re
PLEASANT HOME
Ju ly 7 to 14 in c lu siv e 1 9 1 7 ."
To
Is n 't it foolish not to la k e
G eo rg e S taffi-nson
lias re tu rn e d th a t end a c o m m itte e of th r e e w as |
a d v a n ta g e ol th is p ro te c tio n ,
w hen th e cost
is so sm a ll.'
hom e. H is m an y frie n d s a re g la d of a p p o in te d
N. W. H ow land. E a s t- ,
D on’t d elay a n o th e r day . bu,
his re tu rn .
ham school, O reg o n C ity ; Mrs. W. A.
d e p o sit y o u r v a lu a b le s w ith us
M iss E d itti H ale h as g o n e to sp en d B u rn u n t, Mt. P le a s a n t sch o o l; Mrs
at once.
THE W A SSER COMPANY.
. t h e s u m m e r in C a lifo rn ia .
Em ily E. S haw . W ic h ita school.
$ 1 .5 0 | m » i y ear.
Iiave la c ii n ttru rtin g u n u su al atte n tio n
M rs. H. F. W ililon m ad e a b u sin e ss
An in s titu te will be h eld in Hie
on th e Chiiut;iu<|iin p latfo rm
| tr ip to P o rtla n d M onday.
E a sth a m b u ild in g . May 12. O regon
M rs W n -s e r has s p ce h illze d on c h ild
M iss G e rtr u d e Ic k le r v isited Miss C ity. An e a rn e s t c all is e x ten d e d to
im p e rs o n a te ns ..m l Is s t r ik in g ly real
every te a c h e r Io th e co u n ty to lie
GRESHAM, OREGON
Is tlc In h e r p o rtr a y a ls o f y o n th fu i ec- N ellie M cC reary re cen tly .
P re a c h in g se rv ic e s w ill be h eld in p re se n t am i h e lp p lan big th in g s fo r i
«e iit r li- ille s
M r W nsaer In Ids read-
■ in g s and songs In tro d u c e s c le v e r and tlic M e th o d ist c h u rc h S u n d ay e v e n ­ tlie co m in g N a tio n a l E d u c a tio n a l a s ­
' lau g h ab le s tu n ts a ll his o w n . B o th o f ing.
so ciatio n in P o rtla n d
A n o th e r com ­
th e ir p ro g ra m s b u b b le w ith fu n . m in i
R ev. A. J. W a re w ill p reach a t th e m itte e c o n sistin g of F. J. T ooze, O re ­
! le ry and m e rrim e n t
D o n 't m iss th e B a p tist c h u rc h S u n d ay m o rn in g
H o n o r Hull.
gon C ity ;
A. K. W ilson, O sw ego;
W itsser C om pany on th e t ilt h d a y. but
Q u ite a n u m b e r fro m h e re a tt e n d ­ E red Rot It, C a n b y ; C. E. S pence of
T ra in * fo r l,S(u<u«l<t o r B ull B un
i com e p re p a rc it to la u g h .
« H u l l B u n t r a i n s l e a v e M l. I h n i d H e p o l )
Y oung tni’n w ho h a v e e n lis t­
ed tile Day Day e x e rc ise s at th e s ta te g r a n g e ; H arvey S ta r k w e a th e r
12 2 5 A M S u n d a y o n l y
The upper view shows how
ed from e a s te rn M u ltn o m ah
u n io n h ig h sch o o l at G re sh a m .
5 2 5 A M B l y , .M a il a n d K x p r « 4
and O. I). Eby of O regon C ity. T h e
O h if u a r t o f M is . S y n n e v e l l a u g l i i i i i .
groups of big stu m p s are blasted
5 13 A M B l v K x . S u n . t o I ’h . i s
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to B u ll B u n
ISAAC A ND ERSO N
fro m
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on ta b lis h a " C lu i'k a tn a s C o u n ty D ay" hi
d irt off th e roots au d stu m p s s h a t­
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Mrs. S y n n ev e H a u g lu m w as h o rn e lin e
F O R E S T A RN O LD
X . 4 5 A M ( ¡ r t 'M h u n t . S u n . t o
:a< a d a .
tered in to k iu d lin g w«««!. At th e
in N o rw ay , Ju ly 15, 1848: S he cam e fr ie n d s at P le a s a n t H om e on T uea- w hich tlie m e m h e rs o f Hie a s s o c ia ­
!» .0 A M I d v t o H u l l B u n
TOM B A K E R
sam e tim e th e subsoil is thoroughly
H i 10 A M I »1 \ t o G r< * M h u in o n l v
, to A lb ert L ea, M in n eso ta, a t th e a g e day.
tion fro m th e d iffe re n t se c tio n s ol
E R N E S T HRUGGKR
broken up, creatin g a h u e hom e
I I 4 3 A M I > ly.
Tin- p re s id e n t o f th e P o rtla n d Red th e s ta te s m ay lie C la c k a m a s co u n ty
A. CAM P
of e ig h t. H ere sh e lived fo r a n u m ­
1 3 0 I ’ M I >ly t o B u l l B u n .
for th e new crop. Lower view-
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2 0 0 I ’M S u n . o n l y .
shows a celery crop w orth $800
b er of y e a rs an d w as m a rrie d to C ro ss so ciety w ill be th e s p e a k e r ut g u ests.
T h e c o m m itte e w iil a d v o ­
2 . 4 0 I ’ M I »1 v . < > r« * N h a in o n l v .
G
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per acre te n m o n th s after stum ps
3 45 I ’M B l y .
A ndrew H a u g lu m w ho d ied fo u rte e n th e p a tr io tic m e e tin g to be h eld ut cate e s ta b lis h in g h e a d q u a rte rs in
F R E D DAVIS
were blasted ou t.
4 5 0 I ’ M I > |y t o B u l l B u n .
tin- g ra n g e h a ll next S a tu rd a y e v e n ­ P o rtla n d to w hich all C la c k a m a s
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gon in 1877 a n d s e ttle d on th e p lace
a re using d y n am ite lor rem oving
co u n ty te a c h e rs tftay go w itli th e ir
7 0 0 I ’M | ) | y t o H u l l B u n .
W EASTM AN
A good m u sical p ro g ra m frie n d s fo r rest an d e n te r ta in m e n t
stum ps an d boulders, p lan tin g and
7 4 5 I ’M l i l y .
n e a r C o ttre ll w h e re «lie liv ed u n til sh in e c lu b
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EVANS
'• H i I ’ M l » l y . ( J i p h I u i i u o n l y .
cultivating fruit trees, r e g e n e r a t i n g
h e r d e a th , w hich o c c u rre d W nlneH - Is b ein g a rr a n g e d . All a re in v ite d .
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barren soil, d itch in g , d rain in g , e x ­
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25 I ’ M l» ly , B r e n h a m o n i v .
T lie
M eth o d ist
Aid so c ie ty will I««- in v ited liy th is c o m m itte e of n in e
c H E N D R IC K S
h la y , A p ril 25, 1 9 1 7 , a l t e r a s h o r t Ill­
cavating, au d road-m aking.
T ra in s fo r P o ri land
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to I k - p res« n t on tlie 12th of May to
12 3 0 A M l » I y E x . S u n .
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G ilb ert J o u a r u d , of K elso , O reg o n , M ay It. All a re c o rd ia lly In v ited .
aid
in c o m p le tin g
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p lan fo r
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am i tw o so u s, G ilb e rt H a u g lu m an d
" C la c k a m a s C o u n ty D ay” o r " C la c k ­
RAYMOND HUMASON
7 3 3 AM lily .
KELSO
GUY JO N E S
L ew is H a u g lu m , of C o ttre ll; a ls o a
H 1 5 A M I » l \ f r o m M l I l u u d 1 »»‘ p u f
a m a s C o u n ty T e a c h e r« ’ D ay.”
3 4 A M lily .
F R A N K K EN N EY
b ro th e r J o h n E rl ol K elso , a n d a
A p ro g ra m w ill follow soon, a n ­
10 : 4 0 A M I > iy.
R o b ert J o n s ru d h a s c o n tra c te d
G E O R G E K N IE R IE M
M t 1 litU tl 1 u- p u l
1 1 3 0 A M I » lv f r o m
h a lf-s is te r,
M rs. J o h n
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ALTON L O V E LA C E
11 4 5 A M S u n . o n l y
I C an b y . T h e fu n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere witli a P o rtla n d firm to m a n u f a c tu r e not fo rg et p lace anil d a te , O regon
12 4 0 I ’ M I » ly 11» *< J i o H l i a n t O n l y
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ste e l d ogs anti s tr a p s fo r gusolitte
1 3 4 I ’M l i l y .
ARTHUR NOREEN
l c o n d u c te d by Rev. H e n ric k s o n of saw s. Hi- re c e n tly h ad a b rick oven C ity, E a s th a m school. S ev en th St
2 40 | ‘M I ) l y .
TOM P A R K E R
3 . 3 0 I ’M B l y f r u u i M i H u u t i 1 »e p u l
P o rtla n d at th e N o rw eg ian L u th e ra n
b u ilt fo r h e a tin g s te e l an d a lso a May 12, 1917.
4 40 I ’M B l y .
E A R L R A D FO R D
c h u rc h , o f w hich th e d e c eased w as a
5 : 3 4 I ’M B ly
G R EY N O LD S
b rick coal k iln . Ho- w ork b ein g d one
♦; 10 I ’ M H I v L x . S u n .
fa ith fu l m e m b e r, a n d In te rm e n t to o k
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4 0 I ’ M B l v f i t t i l i M l I l u u d 11 »♦• p u l .
by Mr. W ilk in s o f E irw ood.
7 lb I ’M B ly
JO E ROSS
place at th e S andy c e m e te ry . M any
BY MULTNOMAH GRANGE
■j 5 0 I ’ M B l y ICx. S u n . ,VB l l u o d
R oad S u p e rv is o r If. E. J a r l und
N ELSO N ROSS
frie n d s m o u rn
Hie loss of a kin d
15 I ’ M B l y
m en h av e been d o in g som e good w ork
OSCAR STON E
!» 1 . I ’ M 1 » ly .
M u ltn o m ah g ra n g e in session on
frie n d an d n e ig h b o r.
I.E S I.IE ST C I.A IR
1 1 1 . I ’ \l 1 >1
on Hi«- ro a d s d u rin g th e good sp ells S a tu rd a y last
passed
u n a n im o u sly
M O M T A V IL L A T R O U T D A L E L IN E
W IL B U R ST A N L EY
o f w e a th e r.
X«v. T r o u t d a l e
W h o o p in g < o lig li.
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th e fo llo w in g
re s o lu tio n s, stro n g ly
C. S T II.L IO N S
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One of th e m ost su c c e ssfu l p re p ­
M rs. N elson am i H en ry E ri re c e n t­ c o n d e m n in g th e pro p o sed $6,000,(100
A LL E N T IL L E R
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a ra tio n s in use fo r th is d is e a se is ly p u rc h a s e d each a new a u to m o b ile
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w h o o p in g sch o o lh o u se S a tu rd a y e v e n in g . May goti w hiclt lias re c e n tly a d jo u rn e d ,
JO H N T l ’t E
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passed ii hill p ro p o sin g to bond th e
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have it.
I g av e him C h a m b e rla in 's
state foi th< sum ol $8 000 000 - th
S chool will d o s e Muy 25.
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15 p . n i.
C ougii R em edy am i it soon got him
w hich to b u ild scenic h ig h w a y s w ith
In O fficers' R eserv e T r a in ­
4 • 10 p . l u .
G l 'l S H A . : O R E G O N
w ell.1’ O b ta in a b le e v e ry w h e re
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th e p ro v isio n th a t sa id hill be r< -
10 p. in.
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SANDY BLUFF
fe rre d to th e people at s sp ecial e l a ­
G 15 p. ni.
JO H N HONEY
B orn to Mr. an d .Mrs L ew is H aug- tio n to lie II« Id th e 4 ' Il of . l u l l « ' . 1 '« 1 '.
17 2 0 p . rn .
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• B u l l y « x< « p i . S u n d a y .
litin , A p ril 3h, a b a b y g irl, w eig h in g an d ,
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Mr. a n d M rs. T en E yck a n d Mr. an d liotnllng Dill is only tlie llrst issu e o '
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a se rie s to in v o lv e th e f u r th e r issu
( h u in lie rln in 'w T a b le ts H a v e Done
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Mrs. ( ‘ro se, o f P o rtla n d , m o to re d out a n ee of
so m e
$ 4 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m o re;
7 3 0 p in .
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W o n d e rs fo r M e."
S u n d a y a n d sp e n t th e day w ith th e an d .
•1 t a l l y s x c e p t S u n d a y
W h ereas, An effort Is b eing m ade
l a t t e r ’s s is te r , .Mrs A. J A ult am i
"I h av e been a su ffe re r from sloni-
W e Have Them Now.
th ro u g h o u r new h ig h w ay c o m m is­
fam ily .
sion to p lace o u r ro a d p ro b lem an d m aeh tr o u b le fo r a n u tu in r o f y e a rs,
T h o se M ilk R eco rd b la tik i
P r i n t­
M rs. P a u l D unn a n d M rs. J o h n m oney in th e h a n d s o f a few m illio n ­ anil a lth o u g h I h av e used a g re a t
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n u m b e r o f re m e d ie s rn co n tm en d ed
R eso lv ed , T h a t we th< m em h ers ol fo r th is c o m p la in t, f h u n i b c r la ih ’s 16 to 18 cow s. J u s t th e lit I tig fo r
a b o u t 31 c h ic k e n s ta k e n fro m th e ir
W ill save m any tint«
lien h o u se s last T u e sd a y n ig h t. Mrs. M u ltn o m ah G ra n g e . p. of II No. 7 1, T a b le ts is th e first m e d icin e tltut lias y o u r d a iry .
in r e g u la r Mission assen t hied on th e
th e ir co st.
10c eacb , o r $1 no a
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p h a tic a lly o p p o sed to tin- issu a n c e of w rite s M rs. A nna K atiin, S p en cer dozen. T h e O u tlo o k , plum e 701.
STATE GRANGE SESSION
th e said $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 b o nds, a n d th a t p o rt, N. Y.
" C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le t
e (lone w o n d ers fo r me an d I
W h en p re p a rin g old, d ry b e a n s for
POSTPONED TO JUNE 12 each am i e v e ry o ne will do all p o s­ hav
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sib le to d e fe a t th is m e a s u re at Hie
very h ig h ly .”
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T h e e x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e of th e said e le c tio n , und he it f u r th e r
w hich th ey a r e so ak ed will re n d e r
R esolved, T h a t it copy of tin <- re s ­
O reg o n s t a te g ra n g e h a s issu ed a no­ o lu tio n s lie s e n t to o u r local pap< tie
th e m le n d e r an d so ft.
X a ig H ln a In the W a n t ads
tice p o stp o n in g th is y e u r’s a n n u a l anil tlie O reg o n G ra n g e B u lletin
Main St., Gresham
Phone 69 1
M Y R T L E JO HN HO N . S e c re ta ry .
si-ssion fro m npxt T u e sd a y to J u n e
12, g iv in g
th e
fo llo w in g re a so n s
G re a t
a g r i« n it it r a l
r e fo r m s
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Office Phone 891
Eat. 1859
R e . Phone 894
th e r e f o r ;
ab o u t to be b eg u n in F ra n c e , w here
"O w in g to th e la te n e s s o f th e s e a ­
by th e a b a n d o n e d an d u n c u ltiv a te d
son anil th e n e c e ssity fo r p la n tin g ,
« fe e surf
i
th e 4 4 th sessio n of Hie s t a te g ru n g e la n d s w ill lie put in to c u ltiv a tio n by
tlie e x te n s iv e use of m o to r a g r ic u l­
JuROusiweós
h as b een p o stp o n ed to co n v en e on
ill the lllitlils o f till- wise b u y ­
G R E S H A M . O R EG O N
tu r a l m a c h in e ry , w itli a view to m a k ­
MULL ENDURE W . - S '
er o f iiH-iii is tliiit o f q u a lity .
T u e sd a y , J u n e 12, a t A sto ria
ing up fo r th e p re s e n t deficiency of
“ If we sh o u ld h av e good w e a th e r
Tin- meat sold in th is h I io | i is
CAUSE ALL
» ”* S .
la b o r.
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inspected
be­
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8
to
« HE MEATS
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11, It w ould se rio u sly I n te rfe r e w ith
fore its a r r iv a l here, hut is
Prompt Delivery by Auto Truck
we sell .
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‘ t h e a tte n d a n c e a t s ta te g ra n g e of th e
s e ii-n titie a lly ta ken ra re o f
Let Ua Figure Your Bill - Prices on Application
¡d e le g a te s an d v is itin g m em b ers, w ho
a fte r We receive it.
m u st a tte n d ko th e
p la n tin g an d
J. G . M A S T , M a n a g er
so w in g o f th e ir cro p s
The Farmers’ Mutual Flra
" T h e s h o r ta g e of th e food and
A. J W BROWN, Prop.
GKES11AM, OKI-;
R tie f Association
____________
-» fo ra g e su p p ly in th is c o u n try as well
a s in th e w hole w o rld , is m u ch m ore
or roamajiD, osisos
se rio u s th a n m ost p eople re a liz e , am i
Invites all farm ers who have no
it b eco m es o u r p a tr io tic d u ty as
Insurance on th e ir farm buildings
to insure w ith ue
This associa-
P a tr o n s o f H u sb a n d ry , a n d a s f a r m ­
tlon la the cbeepeet and safest in
e rs to su p p ly th e d e m a n d fo r fo o d ­
BETW EEN
the state. I t insures only oountry
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
stu ffs so f a r as [lossible
property
and
has
over
$1,000.000
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229 P ine S tre e t Between F ir s t a nti Second
" I t I h f u r th e r u rg e d th a t a ll m em ­
Insurance In fores
b e rs an d g ra n g e s h o ld sp ecial m e e t­
Ottlce w ith P io n e e r A u to T r u c k C o ., 2SM1 Ash Mt.
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
W rits er p haa.
P h o n e B ro a d w a y 2M.Y4
in g s o n S a tu r d a y , May 12, a n d co­
PORTLAND
I I. U S N A S H A L L . Pre».
o
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Cartner's H a u lin g . F u rn itu re Moving. Orders taken fo r Coal,
The Farm ers M u te a l F ire R elief
a g e n ts o f th e A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege
Briquets, Sand and Gravel
Association
to m a k e th o s e m e e tin g s a su ccess in
o r d e r to in s u re th e g r e a te s t pro d u c
C r a d ia iii H o u le No. 3
P h o n e Mfi
Portlan d
Gresham
B W EMERY, Prop. Rea Phone 173
Greahuut, Ute
N o ta ry P u b lic
K e e l E s ta te
lio n o f n e c e ss a ry food fo r th e m a in ­
Broadw ay S O M ;
A-ÜO78
Phone 79 x
te n a n c e o f o u r a rm y a n d o u r p e o p le ."
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H E S S E L ’S F A R M
M A C H IN E R Y
Your Valuables Are Safe
nonkptow
orry
CLEAR
LAND
BANK OF GRESHAM
Red Cross
Explosives
Gresham Time Table
A. W. Metzger
Goodyear S
eTX
Auto Repairing
Acetylene Welding, Brazing
ED. OSBURN
Z 1 ■'
Jones Lumber Co.
The Question Uppermost
LUMBER and Alt Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL
Gresham Market
Attention!
Emery>s Truck Service
H o ss’ T ru ck S er v ic e
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
Bert Hoss
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