Gresham outlook., May 08, 1917, Image 1

G resham O utlook
VOL. 7, NO. 20
ENTRÄNGE IS
TO BE CHARGED
AT TWO GATES
GRESHAM.
MEETING TONIGHT OF
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY.
OREGON.
TUESDAY.
MAY 8. 1917
GRESHAM CANNERY MAY SHARE
IN MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT
PRICES FOR VEGETABLES
AT GRESHAM CANNERY
$1.50 PER YEAR
REASONS WHY
FARMERS ARE
TO GROW MORE
.Much lia s been said and w r itte n
T o the P u b lic ;
We ure g o in g to
c o n c e rn in g th e w o rld -w id e sh o rta g e
1 in s ta ll m a c h in e ry fo r the c a n n in g o f I
o f fo o d s tu ffs a n il th e p a tr io tic d u ty
vegetables in o u r new p la n t and w ish |
o f the fa rm e rs o f th e U n ite d S tales.
to secure as la rg e a ton age as pos- :
In o rd e r th a t you m ay a p p re c ia te and
A n iilllo n - t lo lla r c o n tra c t w ith the c h a n ta b le po tatoes w ill bo ta k e n at sib le , and w o u ld lik e to have the
f u lly u n d e rs ta n d th e im p o rta n c e o f
U n ite d S tates g o v e rn m e n t was the in ­ $1 per h u n d re d ; and squash, if th e people o f G resham and v ic in ity to co- |
th e s itu a tio n us it re a lly is, a few
c e n tiv e f o r the m e e tin g o f pro du cers e q u ip m e n t can be had f o r c a n n in g o p e ra te w ith us in m a k in g the la rg - '
S everal im p o r tu n i
m a tte r« « e re s ta te m e n ts fro n t a g r ic u ltu r a l a u th o r- at M e tzg e r's h a ll on F rid a y n ig h t them
A ll sacks fo r pro du ce w ill b e | * Bt o “ e th e c , .n n e ry h “ 8
ra»‘>‘'* |
G R E S H A M , M ay 7. 1317
E d ito r
s e ttle d a t the m e e tin g o f th e b o a r.l o f 'tie s have been assem bled fo r y o u r ;
, n c e n t, ve hu8 bee|,
fu rn is h e d o r re tu rn e d in place o f fo r th e reason k n o w n to a l l— to deed O u t lo o k : _ F o llo w in g are th e p rim i
c o u n ty f a ir d ire c to rs y e ste rd a y a fte r - c o n s id e ra tio n .
•
o u r s o ld ie rs und Io h e lp feed o u r pal reasons w hy tile fa rm e rs sh o u ld
th e in s p ira tio n f o r th e p re p a ra tio n s those fu rn is h e d by th e g ro w e r.
noon, one o f th e m ost im p o rta n t to
I ’ re sld e n t W ils o n in h is ap pe al to th a t w ill he made to presurve vege­
T h e prices o ffe re d fo r vege­ gro w vegetables anti f r u it s lo r Hit*
M r R u p e rt is o f th e o p in io n th a t u llie s .
th e p u b lic being th e prices o f a d tn is- , *^e A m e ric a n people, says in p n rt. ta b le s at th e G resham can ne ry th is
potatoes w ill be a p o or c ro p th is yea r tab le« m ay n o t be in p ro p o rtio n to c a n n e ry :
slon to th e f a ir g ro u n d s at the com - , 1 ta k e th is lib e r ty , th e re fo re , o f season.
a n il advises a g re a t v a rie ty o f o th e r w heat und potatoes, but is on an a v ­
1st. Because it w ill he p ro fita b le to
in g f a ir
a d d re ssin g th is w o rd to th e fa rm e r
M
r.
A.
R
u
p
e
rt,
w
ho
is
engaged
in
fa rm p ro d u cts. C o rn w ill be a good erage o f * 2 . nt* a to n , m o re th a n I h you.
Season tic k e ts w ill be ohe d o lla r ; a,1<l a ll V h o w o rk on th e fa rm s ; th e
the pro du ce b ro k e ra g e business, es­ crop as w ill be also many o th e r veg e­ pa id in n o rm a l tim e s and you m ust
2. V e g e ta b le g ro w in g w ill im p ro v e
s in g le a d m issio n s,
day o r e ve n in g su p re m e need o f o u r n a tio n and the
p e c ia lly canned goods, has ta ke n o ve r tables.
li e advises th e p ro d u ce rs to re m e m b e r we are fo rce d to pay 33 1-3 th e c o n d itio n o f y o u r la nd .
w ill be tw e n ty -liv e cents at th e o u t - j n a tio n « w ith w h ich we are c o -o p e ra t-
per
cent
m
ore
fo
r
cans
th
is
ye
a
r
th
a
n
I
th e c a n n e ry on a lease a fte r the f r u it lo ok ahead and pla n fo r us m uch o f
3. T h is lo c a lity in o rd e r to m a in ­
side gate, and the sam e at the race 1 *hK *s *n abun da nce o l su p p lie s, anti season is o v e r and is a n x io u s to se­ ev r v th in g as possible. He says th u t last yea r, und we m ay be c o m p e lle d to
ta in o r in crea se la n d values m ust
tra c k gate.
C h ild re n u n d e r t w elve j esp e cia lly
of
fo o d s tu ffs .
W ith o u t
ho
ld
o
u
r
f
r
u
it
and
vegetables
in
cold
w heat w ill be no che ap er und p re ­
ad op t a m ore Intense m etho d o f p ro ­
years o f age w ill be a d m itte d fre e un-1 a b u n d a n t food the w h o le g re a t e n te r- c u re a la rg e acreage o f c e rta in veg­
e ta b le f o r c a n n in g purposes, a ll o f d ic ts th a t flo u r w ill go to five d o lla rs s to ra g e u n t il cans art* secured
d u c tio n , h i Iht* end th a t yon m ay ge l
d e r p ro p e r re s tric tio n « .
, p ris e upon w h ich we have e m b a rk e d
We
w
ill
pay
the
fo
llo
w
in
g
prices
at
.w h ic h w ill he ta k e n by the q u a rte r- a sack.
a
la rg e r net r e tu rn pe r acre a n il at
T h is arrangement w ill a llo w o f a * 9 1 bre ak do w n and ta il.
fa c to ry , c o n ta in e rs
fu rn is h e d
| m a s te r’s d e p a rtm e n t o f th e U n ite d
T he veg etab le to lie fu rn is h e d the the
th e sam e tim e fu rn is h p ro fita b le la
person seeing th e f a ir w ith o u t being
"T h e sup rem e lest o f a n a tio n has j
fre
e
u
m
l
Heed
al
w
holesale
p
ric
e
:
' States a rm y fo r sh ip m e n t to Prance. can ne ry w ill be puid fo r w e ekly and
b o r to o th e rs in th e Held a n il fa c to ry .
o b lig e d to pay fo r a race tra c k t ic k ­ com e, we m ust a ll speak, act and
Beans, y ie ld .1 lo 5 Ions per acre,
T ile g o ve rn m e n t is e n d e a v o rin g to re liu b le seed w ill be fu rn is h e d ut
4. I t Is said th e re is a tid e in the
et, as was th e case last ye a r when the serve to g e th e r."
$40.00
per
lo
ll.
m ake c o n tra c ts f o r five m illio n d o l­ cost.
C o n tra c ts fo r seed have been
a ffa irs o f eve ry c o m m u n ity th a t. If
T
h
e
se
c
re
ta
ry
o
f
A
g
r
ic
u
ltu
r
e
,
l)av-1
g e n e ra l ad m issio n was f if ty cents. T ile
Beets, y ie ld 4 to 7 tons pe r acre,
la rs ' w o rth o f such p ro d u cts und hud m ade w ith th re e firm s in th is c o u n try
ta ke n at th e Hood, leads on Io fo r
id F. H o u sto n , says:
"M a n y m il­
new plan w ill be m ore s a tis fa c to ry .
such con fide nce in the goods ha n d le d one o f w h ich is G ill B ro th e rs at $20.00 per to il.
Hint*.
T h is is o u r o p p o r tu n ity .
We
lio
n
s
o
f
people
across
th
e
seas,
as
It wus decided th a t racehorse o w n ­
G a rro ts, y ie ld 10 to 15 io ns per
by M r. R u p e rt th a t he was to ld to .M ontu villa.
huvt* tin* o rd e rs anti b e lie ve we can
ers sh o u ld have a fre e tic k e t but w e ll us o u r ow n people m ust re ly in a fu r n is h o n e - fifth o f th e q u a n tity th a t
acre,
$10.00
per
ton.
R ich a rd W e rn e r, a ssista n t c o u n ty
p ro du ce a fin a lity o f canned goods
w o u ld be re q u ire d
to pay o n e -h a lf la rg e p u rl upon th e p ro d u c tio n fro m is needed. He in tu r n has such co n ­ a g r ic u ltu r is t, w a rne d th e fa rm e rs to
S pina ch, y ie ld
ti to l i t io n s per
th u t w ill b rin g ns m o re o rd e rs , und II
.cost o f season tic k e t fo r a ll gro om s o u r fie ld s and ranges. T h is s itu a tio n fidence in the q u a lity o f p ro d u cts not place too m uch re lia n c e in c o m ­ acre, $ 2 5 .ito per ton.
w ill re s u lt In a g ro w in g , p e rm an ent
und
jo c k e y s
in
th e ir
em p lo y. w ill c o n tin u e to exist even th o u g h g ro w n in th is lo c a lity th a t he n a tu r- m e rc ia l fe r tiliz e r s and advised them
T u rn ip s , y ie ld 10 to 15 tons per
In d u s try th u t w ill a ttr a c t m ore peo­
A ll con cessiona ire s
p a yin g $15 u p ­ th e h o s tilitie s sh o u ld end u n e xp e ct­ a lly tu rn e d to w a rtl G resham and its i to look up th e c re d e n tia ls o f agents acre, $10.00 per ton .
ple to o u r c o m m u n ity and he lp every
p ro d u c ­
w a rd s h a ll be su b je ct tq th e same en ­ ed ly soon, since E u ro p e a n
We w o u ld lik e to have tile people
ca n n e ry to he lp h im o u t.
w ho are flo o d in g tbe c o u n try w ith
avenue o f truth*.
tra n c e fee f o r em ployes w ith fre e tio n ca n n o t be re s to re d to its n o rm a l
p
la
n
t
th
e
ir
crop
s
us
n
e
ar
th
e
2
0
th
o
f
M r. R u p e rt’s c o n tra c t is th e first fe r tiliz e r s th a t are h a lf sand.
The
5. Let us appeal h i y o u r p a t r io t ­
basis fo r se ve ra l y e a rs .”
tic k e ts f o r them selves.
ever m ade by the g o ve rn m e n t w lth - p ro p e r
c o n s titu e n ts
of
fe r tiliz e r s M ay as possible, and we m ust have ism , to y o u r love o f h u m a n ity . O w ­
Au e d ito r ia l in th e B re e d e rs’ G a­
K A. M ille r , c le rk o f the U n ion
c
o
n
tra
c
ts
w
ith
each
In
d
iv
id
u
a
l
i
f
o
n
ly
out c o m p e titiv e bids und is a h ig h are potash, p h osp ho ru s and n itro g e n ,
in g to the waste o f a w o rld w ar, food
lias
such re ­
H ig h School No. 2, asked fo r an a r ­ z e tte stutes, "N e v e r
c o m p lim e n t to his a b ility and b o il- ( C o u n ty A ge nt S. II. H a ll e x p la in e d fo r u to w n lo t, w h ich w ill he lp und su p p lie s are ru n n in g lo w , a n il, as yon
ra n g e m e n t a llo w in g h ig h schools o f s p o n s ib ility rested upon the p ro d u c ­
w
ill
lie
received
and
tre
a
te
d
the
suiue
esty.
He is c o m p lim e n tin g G resham , th e wheat sh o rta g e , w h ic h is f u lly
kn o w , o u r g o ve rn m e n t has en tered
•
•
T h is is a
the c o u n ty to m ake e x h ib its o f m a n ­ ers o f A m e ric a .
II. E. D A V IS .
by co m in g here fo r h is p ro d u c ts t o 'o li e bushel fo r each person in the as u 50 -ucre fie ld .
th e II h I s In th e In te re s ts o f w o rld
ual tr a in in g , d o m e s tic science, do ­ w a r o f food even m o re th a n m u n i­
f ill th e o rd e r. T h e c o n tra c ts w liic h t c o u n try ,
lie said it is o u r p a trio tic
de m ocra cy h i th e end th a t th e nio n -
No m an can w in g his im a g i­
m estic a rt and fre e bund d ra w in g tio n s.
M r. R u p e rt expects Io m ake w ill h e 'd u t y to s u p p ly a ll we cun co n s u m e ' GILLIS BOYS GIVEN
art h lu l fo rm s o f g o ve rn m e n t m ay lie
n a tio n as to its e x te n t, its d u ra tio n ,
T h e request was re fe rre d to T h e o
FAREWELL RECEPTION f o r u ll tim e w ipetl o ff Hie fuce o f the
g u a ra n te e d by th e U n ite d States. A ll o f e v e ry th in g , and added, " f i l l y o u r
(lore llr u g g e r and A. ,1. K ru e g e r, who o r its end. B o a s tin g s h o u ld g ive way
M r. H a ll endo rsed M r. Ru-
cilfton 11 H a rris , o r O rie n t s ta tio n , e a rth , th a t In th e fu tu r e the penult*
und hu m blene ss o f wages and ove rh e a d expenses w ill lie I c e lla rs .”
w ill c o n fe r w ith th e p rin c ip a ls o f o th ­ to earnestness
secured in a ll p la n ts at th e disp o sa l p e rt’s s ta te m e n t re g a rd in g potatoes w |, „ has e n lis te d In U ncle Sam ’s reg- m ay ru le a n il th u t a ll g o ve rn m e n ts
e r h ig h schools and re p o rt to the s p ir it, a m i a g rim d e te rm in a tio n on
o f tin g o v e rn m e n t an il a ten p e r c e n t and said it is o u r d u ty to grow the u lu r a rm y , was g ive n a s u rp ris e by m uy get t h e ir po w e r w llli a n il by the
p re m iu m
lis t
c o m m itte e .
In
the t in - p a rt o f the fa rm e r, not to die fo r
p ro fit.
o f su
tu m ff w ith
g re atest vo lu m e or
iin t the
n « | , l)8 f r , T h u r s d a y , A p r il 2«. on consent o f the go vern ed.
event th a t such d is p la y s are made the his c o u n try , but to liv e and pro du ce
B u t a ll pro d u ce m ust tie d e liv e re d least amount o f la b o r, on acco un t
of
,lepurtur„ for vancou-
S u re ly th is is an h o n o ra b le a m b i­
so
th
a
t
it
m
ig
h
t
liv
e
.
"
board a u th o riz e d banners ¡is prizes
on c o n tra c t and he re in Is th e o p p o r­ o f the s c a rc ity o f th a t c o m m o d ity . ver, W a s h in g to n , fro m w h ic h p o in t lie tio n and cun lit* m ade possible o n ly
I t is to w a rd th a t end th a t th e re is
f o r th e th re e best— blue , fir s t; red.
t u n ity fo r th e fa rm e rs o f th is v ic in ­ M any " f o llo w - u p ” crops can be g ro w n w ill be sent f o r se rvice "s o m e w h e re i f each do o u r p a rt, us th e o titis are
to be a m e e tin g held in th e G resham
second anti w h ite , th ir d .
ity to dispose o f gre at q u a n titie s o f on the g ro u n d th a t has pro du ced un w ith th e forces o f the U n ite d S tates.” s lig h tly a g a in s t us. We m ust product*
A c a n n in g team contest was a u ­ lib r a r y th is e ve n in g o f th e C o u n ty
g re a tly
,(1 by Ills s h ip lo atls and ships en ough to feed
th e veg etab le s re q u ire d .
I t w ill re ­ e a rly crop , such as tu rn ip s , cabbage, , , e w , „
th o riz e d ag a in fo r th is ye a r
Each A g r ic u ltu r a l C o u n c il o f Defense. T h is
q u ire «everal h u n d re d acres Io f ill b ro c c o li a n ti some o th e r vegetables. frie n d s und ussoeiutes.
th e s o ld ie rs a m i Hit* d e a d ly s u b n iii-
c o n te sta n t in eve ry team w ill receive C o u n c il is a s u b o rd in a te o rg a n iz a tio n
the c o n tra c t w ith th e a rm y , and be­
M i R u p e rt «rated th a t it is th e ab ­
rln es.
W e c a n n o t feed th e s o ld ie rs
W
illia
m
H
illy
a
r
d
,
son
o
f
M
r.
and
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f
th
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tio
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Defense
one d o lla r , a n il rib b o n s w ill be a w a rd ­
sides th is th e re is un o p p o r tu n ity fo r s o lu te d e te rm in a tio n o f th e g o vern -1 M rs j M H illy a r d , w ho ha« bee,, a t on buy. Reduce I he hay acreage am i
a p p o in te d by P reside nt
ed the m em bers o f the th re e highest w h ich was
a n o th e r hut s m a lle r c o n tra c t w ith m erit in m a k in g se le ctive «m is t rip -
Illg
( , n .goI1 A g r ic u lt u r a l C o i­ g ro w sum e vegetables.
F ive litre s ,
team s, blue , red and w h ite respect­ W ils o n to act as his c o u n c il on a ll
the navy w h ic h Is ready to be let If tio n s l o r m ilit a r y service to not ills - I ,,.g(. d u r in g the past w in te r, re tu rn e d one aere, liu lf un «ere o r less.
You
m u tte rs r e la tin g to a g r ic u ltu r a l and
ively.
it cun be fille d .
A nd if m ig h t ju s t t o r i, fa rm lu b o r.
T h e ta n n e ry cun b()I„ e ,aHl wp,.h lo r „ few lla y a * y ,a|t can a ll h e lp a n il u lu rg e n r s m a ll at-
n
a
tio
n
a
l
food
c
o
n
s
e
rv
a
tio
n
.
T h e Moral d is p la y fo r th is yea r w a s
us w e ll com e to G resham .
h a n d le a ll p ro d u c t« as th e y com e w ith h is p a re n ts and frie n tls , p r io r to reage w ill be a p p re cia te d .
T h is c o u n c il has been ca lle d to ­
le ft to P re sid e n t LewiH to m ake a r ­
F o llo w in g are the prices th a t w ill a lo n g , und hut l i t t le a tte n tio n w ill g o in g
B re m e rto n f o r assign m ent
T h e c a n n e ry m uu ug em eu t bus bad
g
e
th
e
r
h
u
r
r
ie
d
ly
upon
th
e
Request
o
f
ra n g e m e n ts
T hose c o n te s tin g w ill
be
puid
fo
r
c
e
rta
in
pro
ti
acts:
be
p
a
iil
to
sizes
o
f
u
n
y
th
in
g
th
a
t
Is
by
th
e
N
a
v y d e p a rtm e n t, in w n ich u ru th e r ro u g h road to tra v e l In the
each receive a cash p re m iu m on the the P re sid e n t and th e G o v e rn o r to
o f good q u a lity .
Beets, $2 0 pe r ton.
se rvice lie has e n lis te d . On K unduy, past, hut s t ill hits fa ith In the fu tu r e
per fo o t basis f o r t h e ir flo w e r beds a id in p la c in g b e fore th e people o f
II. II. Johnson w ill canvass the A p r il 23, a n u m b e r o f Ills frie n d « und a n ti w ishes at t ills lim e Io express
G
a
rro
ts
,
$10
per
ton.
and rib b o n s f o r th e th re e best d is ­ each c o m m u n ity , and th e s itu a tio n us
T u rn ip s , w h ite o r y e llo w , $10 per c o u n try f o r c o n tra c ts und Is now at re la tiv e s g a th e re d at th e IIIB y u r il th e ir a p p re c ia tio n o f y o u r lo y a l su p ­
it a c tu a lly e xists in re g a rd
to the
plays in each class.
to
n
.
| w o rk
H is h e a d q u a rte r« ure ut the re silie n ce us u p u r lin g t r ib u te o f th e ir p o rt, a n il b e lie ve you w ill do y o u r
['re s id e n t L e w is was g ive n a u th o r i­ foo d, la b o r, seed and c a p ita l o f the
S pinu ch, $25 per to n .
: ca n n e ry. Jum es E lk in g to n und 8. B. good w ill and best wishes.
F o r fu r t h e r In fo r m a tio n
A m on g p a rt now .
fa
rm
s.
T
h
is
w
ill
be
a
p
re
lim
in
a
ry
ty to engage a c a re ta k e r and have
Refugee beans, $4 0 p e r jo n .
H u ll w ill also m ake c o n tra c ts ut th e ir those present were M r. a n ti M rs. W ll- see o u r nearest re p re s e n ta tiv e , who
the f a ir g ro u n d s placed In shape fo r m e e tin g o f the A g r ic u ltu r a l Defense
K e n tu c k y W o n d e r beans, $35 per offices. I f the y are not successful th e | | an, K este rson anti fa m ily , M r .1 It can close a contract w ith you.
Act
Day m e e tin g s w h ich are to be held
th e fa ir .
to
n
.
p ro je c t w ill be ab andoned in th is te r- H illy a r d , Mis« V elnu
H illy a r d , th e now . G a ll on T h e o d o re llr u g g e r , II E.
T in m u lti r o f eve n in g e n te r ta in ­ in eve ry sectio n o f th is s ta te on M ay
S. . * - n t v - t i v . - t l i t i i i s u n d s a c k s <.| im -r - rltO T J
tftaaaa R u t h a n d N t * g M o r g a n . th e D avis, Jum es E lk in g to n , W. C. L a u ­
m e n ts was
discussed
and
It was 12. A co m p le te s u rve y o f a ll fa rm s
Misses L e ta , A lic e und L o is T rim b le , rence, W. A. P ro c to r, I). E. T o w le o r
agreed th a t the best m usic o b ta in a b le w ill he s ta rte d so as to g ive th e nec­
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M r. und M rs. W in. I I . H u n p e rt and o u r tra v e le r, H . H. Joh nso n.
in P o rtla n d , to g e th e r w ith o th e r t a l­ essary in fo r m a tio n to th e P re sid e n t
T
h
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T
ro
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td
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hoard
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f
F
a
irv
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w
Dis-
;
tu
m lly .
A lso see M r. Spencer at th e ca n ­
e n t, s h o u ld be engaged a n ti th a t a o f th e U n ite d S tates so th a t he may
ne ry re g a rd in g la b o r th e re t ills sea­
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ve ry pleusant m e e tin g w ith M rs. Lee tr lc t No. lt i , he ld a m e e tin g last Sat-
h ig h gra d e e n te rta in m e n t s h o u ld be act w ise ly in a ll m a tte rs o f a g r ic u l­
son.
E vans ut th e B enedict fa rm , w h e re u rd u y e ve n in g fo r
Hit*
purpose o f WAR CENSUS MARSHALS
p ro v id e d each e ve n in g . F o r th a t tu r a l b e a rin g .
G R E S H A M F R U IT G R O W E R S ’
M
r.
a
n
il
M
rs.
Evans
ure
now
Mettled,
i
e
le
c
tin
g
tw
o
tea
chers
fo
r
th
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co
m
in
g
NAME ASSISTANTS
W a tch th e papers f o r fu r t h e r a?i-
purpose a hlg te n t w ill be erected in
A S S O C IA T IO N .
A f te r a s h o rt business m e e tin g , tin* scho ol yeu r.
I l was decided to e n ­
n o u n ce m e n ts as to w h e re these meet
th e g ro ve .
S h e riff H u r lh u r t has n o tifie d D. W
a
fte
rn
o
o
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was
given
to
a
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sic
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p
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gage,
fo
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T he p re m iu m lis t c o m m itte e co n ­ in gs are to be he ld as I t is the p a tr io ­
EMMERSON GOULD DIES
g ra m a n ti a so cia l tim e . Solos were M in n v ille , O re., und fo r th e p rim u ry M etzge r, Jo h n C la n u h u n and F ra n k
sists o f P re sid e n t L e w is , T h e o d o re tic d u ty o f eve ry c itiz e n o f M u ltn o ­
AT MONTAVILLA HOME
sung by Mestlam es L. A. H a rlo w , grades M iss M au d B ennet o f P o rt- 1 c Jones th u t the y have been select-
llr u g g e r , A. .1. K ru e g e r and E. L. m ah c o u n ty to a tte n d one o f these
E m n ie rso n G o u ld , liv in g at M ou nt
etl
as
w
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r
census
m
a
rs
h
a
ls
In
the
F ra n k Boscoe and F V S ta te r, anti lu nd . B o th o f these tea chers are e x­
T h o rp e . T hey were in s tru c te d to meet m ee ting s und h e lp th e c o u n try in tu is
v illa am t w e ll k n o w n th ro u g h o u t the
M rs. E vans
gave
pian o selections. perienced a n il h ig h ly recom m ended. th re e G reshum pre cin cts.
next F rid a y e v e n in g f o r a re v is io n o f tim e o f need, A lis t o f m e e tin g p la c ­
c o u n ty , tile d at his hom e, 2012 East
T
h
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y
have
been
In
s
tru
c
te
d
to
in
i-
T h e F a irv ie w g ra n g e he ld a very
M rs. Evans serve d lu n c h , assisted by
th e p re m iu m s w ith a request th a t a ll es w ill be an no un ced In th e papers
F la n d e rs s tre e t, on F r ltla y eve n in g
successful m e e tin g S a tu rd a y in th e ir l’ r,,ss th e re q u ire d n u m b e r o f assist-
s u p e rin te n d e n ts und o th e rs in te re s te d and If you d o n ’t k n o w where the I h* r m o th e r, M rs R u th B r in k , and
lust a fte r un Illn e s s o f o n ly a few
A fte r a b rie f business session a n ts, who w ill begin t h e ir d u tie s
closest one is c a ll vp th e c o u n ty a g ri- | h e r id ater, M r«. Joh n H e s lin , o l P air- h a ll
s h o u ld meet w ith th e m o r send re ­
ho urs. H is d a u g h te r, M iss G race
O th e rs present were Mestlam es six new m em bers were In itia te d in w ith in one day a fte r th e p re s id e n t’s G o u ld , was p re p a rin g to ta k e h im to
quests f o r changes by m a il to tb e c u ltu r a l agent o r one o f y o u r n e ig h -
bora and th e y w ill te ll you
! •'. 1 R a ke r. J It K n u r r , L. M H u s - , Die d iffe re n t degrees.
A l noon a p ro c la m a tio n has been rece ive d and
s e cre ta ry.
G la d sto n e when she n o tice d tils f a i l ­
T
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m
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g
in
G
resha
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next
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T he next m e e tin g o f th e board w ill
in g c o n d itio n . A li t t le la te r lie died,
flays.
F
o
llo
w
in
g
are
th
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ir
u
p
p
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ln
t-
fla il, Joh n B u rd in e , G eorge S c h la t- I pre sen t. C o u n ty A g r ic u ltu r is t H. B
be held on Jun e 11, h a v in g been po st­ tirtla y e ve n in g , w ill he he ld in th»*
passing aw ay p e a c e fu lly as if r a ilin g
H . T. C u m m in s, H a ll was th e p r in c ip a l sp e a ke r ut Un* n ie n ts ;
poned one week on account o f the g ra ng e h a ll, c o m m e n c in g a l k o 'c lo c k , , ’’ r * 11 8 *
asleep
W
M etzger,
E v e ryb o d y Is expected to he th e re
.M isses M abel am i M iria m In g lis , a n il a fte rn o o n le c tu re h o u r
ho m ade I
P re c in c t
308
I).
e le c tio n w h ich c o n n s on the firs t
M r. G o u ld was aged 74 years, 2
F
I l o r u t hy K e m la ll, Eileen Is e li, E lizu - a ro u s in g appeal to th e fa rm e rs on c h ie f m a rs h a l: E W. A y ls w o rth ,
M onday o f June, th e re g u la r m e e tin g
m o n th s a m i lt i days.
H is w ife tile d
beth T hom a s, B illy
Boscoe am i Baby
the g re a t lo o tl p ro b le m .
M r H u ll ’*• T o d d , D r A. T h o m p so n , II
E
date.
five ye a rs ago lust M a rch am i was
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
Hirns.
saltl m ost fa rm e rs d id not re a liz e th e I ’a vls, G eorge W. Rtapleton.
h u rle d a l M o u n t Scott w in re his hotly
HAVE BEEN ELECTED
T h e T ro u td a le P a re n t-T e a c h e r as- g n a t necessity o f p ro d u c in g m uch
P re cin ct 309, Jo h n G lu n u h u n , c h ie f
wus lu itl to rest ye ste rd a y u f t t m o o n .
G0ES TO BE EXAMINED
T h e c o m p le te ro s te r o f In s tru c to rs a o elatlon h o ld s the last m e e tin g
t i l l food s tu ff fo r the co m in g
c o n flic t o f m a rs h a l: G W
W o n a c o tt, Geo. F
FOR LIEUTENANT GRADE o f U n io n H ig h S chool, No 2 fo r next fu ll next F r ltla y a fte rn o o n , Muv I I . o u r c o u n try M rs. T o w n se n d and H oney, G. M H a rris o n , A n a S m ith , F u tie ru l services w ir e b e lli i l l Ills
Ia n hottie^ ItevZ G I, llu m f lt n ii o f ­
O fficers fo r Hu* new ye a r w ill he o th e rs spoke o f the fa rm he lp
M rs .^ ** ' N eal, M rs. E lis a b e th S chneider,
F re d II. Gram*, youngest son o f M r. ye a r Is us fo llo w s :
ficiating.
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good,
Mrs.
M
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G
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un
eleeted. T he
am i M rs. F. I L C ra ne o f the C o lu m b ia
T h e deceased wus a c iv il w a r vet
P r e e iiift 303 V4, F . G Jones, c h ie f
e o n tin u e
its b i-m o n th ly able, am i experienced fa rm he lp waa
s lo u g h d is tr ic t, le ft fo r San F ra n c is ­ teachers, M iss M a ry G ood, M iss Le t- ever, w ill
eran a n il was u p ris o n e r ut A n d e rs o n ­
m
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h
a
l:
A
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H
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m
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Geo.
W
tie
G
regson,
Miss
P
a
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h
t.
m ee ting s
T h e nexl one is to In* held not to he h a il, th e fa rm e r am i tla lr y -
co to d a y, acco m pa nie d hy Ed. D unn,
ville fo r n in e m on th s. M em bers o f
fo r m e r ly a T r o u td a le hoy, hut now a Miss B e re nice L . G alw ay, Miss S te lla (n T ro u td a le , at th e c h u rc h on Hat- m an w o u ld he u n ab le to m ake a suc- K e n n e y, W L. G rid e r, Etl M etzger, th e G ra n d A rm y acfetl as his tm 11
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M
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Hom
er.
iin la y , Ju n e 3
cess r e ly in g
<m iu e x p e rie n c e il men
re s ilie n t o f P o rtla n d .
hearers.
M iss G e o rg ia Gross, M iss
M rs. (J.
I*
L u n is tle n ’s b ro th e r, am i h ig h school hoys fro m Die c itie s
B oth hoys w ill re p o rt at the Pres­ F. A k e r,
He leaves tw o ilu iig h le r s a m i a son.
G
race
lla
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a
m
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M
rs.
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G eorge W e lls, Is a guest at the Sun- fo r h e lp
T h e t n iis iiu l p ro g ra m e iin - CHAMPION STALLION
id io , w h ere th e y w ill la k e iht* re g u la ­
Mrs F lo re n c e M enzies, M iss G ra te
tlia l r a m li
M r. W e lls has been very slated o f p a trio tic songs
T h e nexl
GOES TO CARROLTON G o u ld , a m i L e w is G o u ltl, a ll g ro w n
tio n e x a m in a tio n fo r F ir s t L ie u te n ­ P om eroy.
M r. A k e r w ill com e fro m Gamas. 111 w ith ap p e m lit'IH s in a R osehurg m e e tin g o f th e sran gt* w ill he a tre a t
a n t In th e re g u la r a rm y . Y ou ng Gram*
K in g A r tia r , one o f Hie ch a m p io n a m i u ll re s id e n ts o f I ’o r ila m l.
lie
g ive n hy Hie la dle s, th e lo s in g team
is an e n th u s ia s tic s tu d e n t o f m ilit a r y W ash.; M iss Gross fro m L a k e v ie w h o s p ita l.
s ta llio n s o f th e sta te , was sold last also le ft th re e
s l e p t h ilt lr e ii, M r
a
m
i
M
iss
H
a
rtle
y
fro
m
Alsea.
Those
M r. am i M rs G I. R a ke r, M r a m i o f th e t h lr t l contest m e e tin g
ta c tic s and has reached th e ra n k o f
week by A. J. K ru e g e r, g e n e ra l m a n ­ Ben F. Jones o f S e a ttle ; M rs W. I.'
The
P re s b y te ria n
c h u re li
held
sarg ea nt in th e <). N. G. He has ex- w ho were on th is y e a r's ro s ie r but M rs. Ran B a ile y am i M r. a n il Mrs.
a g e r o f the W ils o n stock fa rm , to Lee H e m pstea d, o f G lud atou e am i D J.
w
ho
w
ill
not
be
th
e
re
next
ye
a
r
are,
Jay B a ile y a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l in special se rvice , a m i song service fo r
c e lle n t c re d e n tia ls
fro m
th e con i- (
M r G o u ltl was
Pones o f C a rro lto n , Y a m h ill co u n ty . B ro w n , o f G resham
m a n d in g o ffice r o f his com p an y a n d ; ’ h a fl*'« E B e e , M iss E d ith V au gh n P o rtla n d S un da y o f M rs W illia m S. (he Y M. ('. A. o f th e A rm y am i
T h e p ric e was $800.
III a p p u re n t good h e u llli lip Io the
m o rn in g
M r. A rm -
fro m th e co m a n d e r o f th e cadet corps
o c m lc lt. Miss Eva S tru g g le s am i lia k e r , who dlt*tl F rid a y a fte r a lo n g N avy S unday
So ta r us k n o w n K in g A r tie r Is th e day o f tits d e a th am i was In G resham
s tro n g o f P o rtla n d re n d e re d seve ral
at the O. A. G., w h ere lie has b e e n !*
'
W a ltm a n .
M r Bee am i Miss Illn ess
o n ly f u ll b loo tled s ta n d a rd b re tl horse ¡o n W ednesday lust, I lls tle u lh is satl-
S tru g g le s resign ed se ve ra l m o n th s
M r. a m i M rs P ete r P elerson have special n u m b e rs
The
service was
f o r the past th re e years
e ve r owned in G resham o r Its v ic in ­ ly re g re tte d hy a ll who knew him .
ago.
M iss M cG orm it-k was n u l an i m oved in to W in L ig h t's house up on w ell a tte n d e d a m i e n jo ye d by a ll.
ity .
He has th e best bloo d o f any
F a irv ie w g ra n g e w ill h o ld a big pa­
th e h ill, M r. L ig h t h a v in g m oved to
E rn e s t P. T h o m has recelvetl o r- a p p lic a n t.
s ta llio n on th e coast. A t th e O regon
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o th e r p ro p e rty across th e stre e t
t r io t ic m e e tin g
S a tu rd a y n ig h t, to
ders to re p o rt at th e P re s id io a l San
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s ta te f a ir hi* to o k firs t p re m iu m In '
A new hook “ I n f a n tr y D r ill K egu-
School w ill close F rid a y , May 25. w h ich a ll fa rm e rs and o th e rs In te r-
F ra n c is c o on M ay 11. to begin t r a i n - ( C. II. S pencer has re n te d th e house
1313 and a g a in In 1314
A t th e , la tin o s ’’ p u b lis h e d
hy th e
U n ite d
Ing in th e o ffice rs reserve corps
He | b e lo n g in g to F ra n k lle in e y on Ito li- Those p re p a rin g fo r th e e ig h th gra de e s te ti a re In v ite li
M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty f a ir la a l ye a r he , S tates W a r d e p a rtm e n t has post been
e
rts
avenue
and
F
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u
rth
s
tre
e
t,
w
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e
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a
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in
a
tio
n
a
re
M
a
r
jo
r
ie
K
e
n
d
a
ll
has re c e n tly co m p le te d th re e yea rs'
M rs Dan T h om p son a m i c h ild re n ,
was u w a rd e il the c h a m p io n s h ip ban-1 rece ive d a t
th e
lib r a r y .
T ills bus
his fa m ily .
.Mr. and L y n n R ich a rd so n .
ot S e a ttle , are sp e n d in g a week here
service in B a tte ry A, 3 rd re g im e n t he w ill liv e w ith
ne r am i firs t p re m iu m .
I been re vise d lo F e b ru a ry , 1317.
Spencer
is
process
m
an
ut
th
e
c
a
n
­
T h e L a tlle s ' A id w ill h o ld a cooked w ith re la tiv e s
O N. G., a n ti is a c o rp o ra l.
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i
L is ts o f m a te ria ls on g a rd e n in g art*
ne ry and is busy o ve rse e in g th e ln- fo o d sale next S a tu rd a y , May 12, nt
Money to la w n .
be in g p re p a re d , esp e cia lly w ith re f-
Recent d in n e r guests w ith M r. and ' « la lla tio n o f th e m a c h in e ry in the te te le p h o n e c e n tra l office
A
u n io n
p ra y e rm e e iin g w ill Is*
S ta le school fu n d s a l six pe r cent ■ erenca lo lo cal c o n d itio n s .
Much o f
M rs. R u sse ll K . A k in were D r. Jo h n new b u ild in g .
... ,
he ld to m o rro w n ig h t at th<* B a p tis t cent are a v a ila b le f o r M u ltn o m a h th is m a te ria l Is In th e fo rm o f gov-
T a lb o t and w ife o r P o rtla n d and li t -
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M r. anti M rs W illa r d Cook
o f j c h u rc h , at
7 :3 0 o 'c lo c k
S u b je ct, c o u n ty fa rm loans In sum s fro m $25P e m in e n t and s ta te a g r ic u ltu r a l pam -
tie son, also D r. C la re n c e T ru e W il-
D r. C o llin s F. C a th ey a n ti w ife , o f ! R o ckw oo d, an* re jo ic in g o v e r the
W om en 's W o rk
and P ro h ib itio n
to $5<tou
A R T H U R L A N G O U T II,
p h le ts a n ti Is up lo d tte .
New pant-
son. wife and daughter Virginia, re-, Condon, have been vlsitiug with t b e l,rriv^| of a flnp baby glr| we|ghlng White rib bo tiers are especially urged
805 M cK a y B u ild in g ,
p h le ts a re c o n tin u a lly being
eently from Washington. D C.
'Cathey and Jones families
'11H pounds.
Ito attend.
Adv —
P o rtla n d , O re. I on va rlo u a s u b j« ctn o f lo te re a t.