Gresham outlook., June 15, 1917, Image 1

T W IC E
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VOL 7, NO 31
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY.
OREGON,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
15,
1917
$150 PER YEAR
FIRST MOVE
STOP MAKING AGRICULTURAL DEFENSE
SEATTLE MAN BORING MAN
FOR COMING
THE ROADS A
STATISTICS IN REPORT INVENTOR OF SAYS BOARD
' 1917 FAIR COW PASTURE
FORM A TRUCK
WAS WRONG
A • sum m ary of the farm survey l w enty-oiie counties is 3734 acres,
which has been carried on in O re­ which is 370 per cent g reater than
last
ye ar’s acreage.
Each county
gon under the direction of Ihe Ex­
• W o rk,
In
preparation
fo r this
Serious objection is being made to
The rise of the Sm ith M otor Tru ck
likew ise has
increased. Its potato
tension Service of the Oregon Agri
year's fa ir, began in earnest yester- j the custom of pasturing cows along
acreage, the 1917 acreage fo r the C orporation from a sm all concern of
day on the fa ir grounds.
A good I*»« sides of ihe county roads, es- c u ltu ra l college has been compiled tw enty-one counties being 90 per less than $2,1100 ol capital two years
of
the
th irty-six cent g reater than that in 1916 E v­
crop of hay was mowed yesterday
'» e Base Line road fo r tw enty-one
ugo to a corporation w ith a capital
even when they are herded.
Men counties of Hie state and shows some ery county w itli Hie exception of of $ 1 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 is one of the re­
ufternoon from the lawns in order
, ,,
anil women are tre q u eiitly seen hold- very interesting facts, among which W heeler and t'oluuihlu counties. In ­ m arkab le stories of the motor truck
lo m ake
room
lo r
the num erous inK cows or d rivin g
them slowly
creased th e ir corn acreage. T h e net
Ind u stry; and sounds almost lik e a
are an increase in the acreage of all
increase is 53 per cent as compared
(lower beds that
members of the J along Hie sides of (lie roads so th at
dream
n arrative .
However, Hie ro­
the principal cereal and food crops,
with the corn acreage last year Polk,
Portlan d F lo ra l Society w ill prepare ( 'hey may get a good feed of succu-
mance is an yth ing hut a fiction, us
w ith the exception of fa ll wheat, and
Sherm an, and Union counties were 28.OIIU users of the Sm ith F orm -a-
| lent grass, but
the custom
is all
as an adornm ent to Hie grounds.
an increase in u ll classes of livestock
the only three out of the tw enty-one
wrong and co n trary to law , if they
T ru c k can testify.
w ith the exception of stock hogs.
The
new
proposition
made by
which did not report an increase in
only knew it.
T w o years ago. A. D. Sm ith, who
A trem endous demand for labor hay acr"nge.
President Lew is to the (lower grow ­
The net increase in ­
A com plaint has been made to the
durin g the harvest season and a need dicates that the acres in hay this year had been a m arine for a steamship
ers, whereby each one w ill receive county
commissioners
about
the
line operating between Seattle and
for capital and m achinery w herew ith w ill be eigtheen
per cent g reater
have
of m aking the
pay fo r his (lower bed, has s tim u ­ habit people
Yukohom a, came to Chicago to m a r­
to increase production this year are than lis t year.
lated them to m ake the best show­ county roads a cow pasture, and as o th e r facts indicated.
ket his idea of converting pleasure
F all wheat shows a net increase of
ing ever made. W ith the closing of there is a law which makes the prac­
T h e fo llo w in g counties are includ­ 28,883 acres, which is 36 per cent cars into com m ercial trucks. He had,
the rose festival in Portland they tice a punishable offense the county ed in the report prepared:
durin g three years of his spare mo­
Baker, less than
tile
1916
acreage, hut
w ill tra n s fer many of the beds from is going to put a stop to it. The shade Benton, X'olum bia,
Coos, Douglas, spring wheat has Increased 25,604 menta, given over to the perfecting
the festival center to the county fa ir trees recently set along both sides G illia m , Josephine, K la m a th , Lane,
of his scheme, proved its w orth; hut
acres in the
tw enty-one
counties,
L in e r road have been
grounds and keep th e ir plants g ro w ­ of Hie Base
L in n , M arion, M orrow , M u ltn om ah , which Is 70 tier cent more than the he was w ithout cupital and unable to
ing
A rare display is promised with badly damaged in many instances by
exploit his Invention.
Polk, .Sherman, T illa m o o k , Union, num ber of acres In 1916.
The out
were
tied w ith in th eir
probably the num ber of beds doubled cows that
In Chicago lie form ed an alliance
U
m
atilla,
W heeler,
Y a m h ill
and acreage has increased 14 per cent
and all taken care o f by the growers reach. In some cases they have been
W ashington. Survey ligures of prac­ and barley hut* increased 58 per cent with E. I. Bosenfeld, who, a fte r great
tw isted and broken off and so ruined
themselves
tically 6500 larius, widely d is trib u t­ in the tw enty-one counties reporting. effort, managed to obtain the com­
The annual prem ium list is a ll set that they w ill not grow. They w ill
p aratively insignificant
sum of $1,-
ed over the various counties, were
The num ber of livestock shows a
up ready fo r p rin tin g and w ill go on have to be replaced next year and used in m aking up the sum m ary.
500 w ith which w orking capital was
net increase in practically every In ­
the press tom orrow
It w ill contain that w ill mean that the o ther trees
commenced.
W hen the lirst a tta c h ­
T h a t the labor situation w ill be
K lu m a tli. M ultnom ah, M a­
96 pages this year with a six-page w ill be aheud of them in grow th, I a lim itin g factor in the harvesting of stance
ments were placed on the m arket, In ­
rlon and U m a tilla counties show a
cover ad d itio nal. Prem ium s am ou n t­ thus spoiling th e ir u nifo rm ity.
terest rapidly developed and funds
the ad d itio nal acreage of the crops decrease in the
num ber
of dairy
It w ill be an easy m u tter to stop
ing to more than $ 1 2 ,uni* are o f­
planted
this
year seeffis certain. cows, hut the increase for the tw en- were accumulated fo r increased pro­
fered but
not
th at
muny w ill be this species of vandalism , for the More than
F ifty thousand dollars was
50 00 - farm
hands are ry-one counties Is 7 tier cent over last duction.
aw arded as there w ill t e many en­ m otor cycle cops w ill he instructed
set aside for advertising purposes.
called fo r by the 6500 farm ers re ­ year's ligures.
K lam ath , I,in n
and
tries lacking
How ever there w ill be to give everyone a w arning who is porting. and this by no means in d i­
Inq u iries came in hy the hundreds
W ashington counties report a de-
the opp o rtun ity
fo r
ejthibitors to seen pasturing cows along Hie roads.
...
,.
and the little factory was completely
c a te s the total num ber that w ill be (•reuse in beef .. cuttle
breeding slock,
.
”
J
draw every cent of the state and i '
second tim e it w ill be an arrest
; swamped.
required for the en tire state.
hut the het increase of the tw en ty- |
and a probable tine in the justice
county appropriations.
Orders were there hut no tiieuns of
Three hundred amt tw elve fa rm ­ one counties is 26 per cent over the I
In ad dition to the re.gular cash c o u rt.
tilling them.
At that critic al tim e
ers indicated th at they desired ad d i­ num ber on hand a year ago
Ben-
I
prem ium s offered by the association
tional capital this year, and the total ton, Linn. 1‘olk and Union county I several steel men were interested in
there is a long list of special prizes CUT CLOVER NOW
the concern, and m aterials necessary
TO AVOID MIDGE am ount required was $1 91,613. A show a decrease in the num ber of I to till Hie orders were secured
this year,
donated
princip ally by
total of 540 plantin g and harvesting beef cattle, o ther than
breeding 1
business men of Po rtlan d. The most
In 1916 ten thousand attachm ents
Oregon A g ric u ltu ra l College, Cor- j machines were requested by farm ers stock, hut the net increase in the
a ttra c tiv e of these prizes is a cop­
were built and sold; and In the first
vallls,
June
14.— Special.
"W e Such requests for assistance are be­ tw enty-one counties is 20 tier cen.
per coffee urn donated by the M a r­
four months of this present year the
would advise that the clover he cut ing met locally, in most instances the
'I he num ber of brood sows Is prac­
shall, W ells H a rd w a re company, it
en tire output of Hie previous year
county
o
r
district
agent
concerned
tically the same this year as la s t,,
is to be given in the Domestic Science now in fields where it is desired to
produce u seed crop,” writes M r C. having made arrangem ents for them hut stock hogs have decreased It: has ulready been more than doubled
division fo r the best display of pre­
During the m onth of May the con­
to he handled
w ithin
the various per le n t.
Douglas, G illia m , Lane,
serves, pickles, etc
I t ’s re ta il value W . Creel, scientific entom ological as
tract for solid
rubber tires with
counties
siatant
of
the
U.
H.
D
A
in
a
recent
Morrow
and
Folk
counties
were
the
is $30. It may be seen at the L. I,
which Hie rear wheels of the truck
The
seed
situation
as
revealed
hy
only ones in w liirb u gain in Ihe
K id d e r h ard w are store in Gresham com m unication to Professor Lovett,
to $4611,-
In num ber ol gtock hogs was made are equipped, am ounted
Observa­ the sum m ary Is not ala rm in g
Another valuable prize is a sliver entomologist at (). A. C.
,
i
..
n
,
nun.66,
Illu
s
tra
tin
g
the
immense
pro-
tions in Hie held have been made at p ractically every county1 the am ount Th«.
I tie uiiinuer ot breeding ewes in the
medal donated
by the Canadian
of seed availab le was sufficient Io tw enty-one counties is also the same dilettoti which is takin g place.
various
points
In
Lane,
Benton,
L
in
n
,
Bank of Commerce.
It w ill be g iv­
Sinull in itia l cost of the a tta c h ­
Clackam as, W ashington,
Polk and take care of seeds that were needed us that of a year ago, hill the n u m ­
en for
the champion
bow of ail
ment of $356 fo r u one-ton truck
The
office
of
the
county
and
district
by
the govern­
ber of sheep o th e r lliu ii breeding
breeds
Another valuable set of Y a m h ill counties,
|an d low hauling
cost
In some in ­
"T h e hrooil of the a g ric u ltu ra l agents have been able ewes has increased 5 per cent
AB
prizes is tw elve sacks of feed donut ment experts
stances as little as 8 cents per ton
to
handle
requests
for
seed
w
ith
hut
counties except Lane, Marion and
ed by Albers Bros, in the stock di- seed midge is much later than
together w ith a well plunned
little trouble. T he case o f Lane U m atilla report an increase In tin m ile
slvion.
T he prem ium list w ill tell usual,” he continues, "h ut for best
advertising campaign constitutes the
county
Is
typical
of
the
work
done
hy
num ber of brood m ales this yeur us
results the clover should he cut now.
all about th e ir disposition
secret of Hie company's success
county agent« in g etting those hav compared w ith lust.
T he net .In ­
Three dozen fru it ja rs given by W e find that the aphis also is not so
Recognition of the genius of E. I.
ilig
seed
for
sale
anil
those
needing
crease for the twenty-on** counties Is
W adham s & K e rr Bros., six cases of bad on clover cut e a rlie r and the
Rosenfeld was given recently when
It together
Beports In that county 8 per ct-nl
possibility
of
rains
later
which
The
num
ber
of
o
th
e
r,
Golden West products by Closet! A
indicated that farm ers needed 5,- horses has decreased in Colum bia, the directors chose hlui a* president
Devers, three
Mount
Hood shirts m ight delay the cu tting beyond the
Mr. Bosenfeld con-
536
pounds of potato seed and there K lam ath , I,in n , I'u ion , W heeler and I of the concern.
from Fleischuer, M ayer A Co., live m idge-free date makes it advisable
tin
lies
as
general
m anager In a d d i­
were
6
5
,680
pounds
in
the
hands
of
Y am h ill counties, hut in the tw enty-1
dollars in cash from ( ’. C Morse A to cut at this tim e .”
tion to assuming tils responsible duty
the
o
th
e
r
tan
n
ers
desiring
to
sell;
one
there
has
been
a
net
increase
ot
Those desiring more complete data
Co., of San Francisco, and a ten-dol-
us head of the corporation.
A D.
892 pounds of corn were needed and 6 per cent.
P o ultry lias increased
la r cash prize from the Chas. H L illy on the midge should w rite to <J. A. C.
Sm ith. Hie inven tor of Hie a tta ch ­
703
pounds
for
sale.
i
46
per
cent.
Union
and
W
ashing-
Seed Co., of Seattle are o ther special fo r the bulletin No. 203 on Clover
Every county showed a decided In- ou counties were Hie only tw o which ment, is ch airm an of the board of
prizes.
There are eighteen in ail Seed Peats.
crease In the num ber o f acres plant reported a decrease in the num ber of directors.
and a il of them are worth striving
T iie company is known as u firm of
ed to beans. T h e net increase for th e ' poultry as compared with last year
FOUR GRESHAM GIRLS
fo r
young men and M r Bosenfeld has
GRADUATE FROM NORMAL
The prem ium list w ill be ready the
gathered About him Hie strongest
FAR REACHING EFFECT
FAkM VACATION
la tte r part of next week, and those
F o u r members of the class just
OF A SCRAP OF PAPER"
PLAN IS MADE men in the m otor truck Industry.
interested are invited to call at Hie graduated
These uhs I h I u i i I m have been carefully
from the Oregon State
h o llo w in g Is an extract from the I
W ith ou t
know ing that such a chosen and are me,, who have made
O utlook office for a copy.
Il is go­ N orm al at M onm outh are from east­
ing to be a "h u m m e r” In every ern M u ltn om ah . Three of them , the L ib erty l-outi address o f Secretary movement would he sturted in port- exceptional records in th e ir purtlcu-
respect.
Iow a, on land the O utlo ok, on Tuesday udvo la r
' ' 1 B a ke r A Son, T ro u t-
Misses Bessie H o w itt, O live M e rrill McAdoo at Des Moines,
and Alice Ekstrotn, are from Gresh­
EACIFIC NATIONAL
am and one, Miss Uiiby Rasmussen,
1917 DAIRY SHOW from Corbett Mrs. C. M e rrill and
F. A. W elch, secretary of the P a­ her daughter, Mrs. A J Nye of P o rt­
cific N atio n al Dairy show, Portland, land, attended the grad u ating exer­
A ll have returned to th e ir
has w ritten to the secretary of the cises.
M ultnom ah County E a ir asseoiation homes.
Miss H o w itt expects to teach near
concerning the plans of his associa­
Salem next year and Miss M e rlll at
tion for 1917, as follows:
"W e beg to advise you that the Aurora. T h e lu tte r has commenced
dates of the Pacific N atio n al Dairy work as bookkeeper during the sum ­
Show fo r 1917 are Novem ber 16th mer for her brothers, Chas and Lee
to 23d, inclusive, at which tim e a
general exhibit of dairy stock, dairy M e rrill, in th e ir garage in Portland
May 21
T he reference to
"a scrap
farm
vacations
fo r
a ll
who
at Hie contem plate tak in g a respite from
scoffing« of Germ any regarding the i th eir reg u lar work this yeur.
T ile
w arnings sen, to Hint nation hy Pre,
movement lias since crystallzed in
Iden, Wilson
Portland where a spend-your-vaca
A week ago a p atrio tic citizen of tIo n -o n -th e-farm movement lias been
the U nited States came In to my office,
.
,,
., ,
,
and said, "G ive me a pad and pen-
’
a o i
ouservallon
c il.”
I picked up a piqge of paper, '-’'“ Ifue.
Arrangem ents
have been
a "scrap of paper" that was on my made with drivers of large busses for
desk, arid handed it to him
W ith excursions from the city
a lead pencil he wrote:
“ I hereby
*nu .
.
subscribe for $ 5 ,666 ,0 66 of Hie |,lb -
h*" '* 11,1 " ,O hu* * ,,H' fstnlBes go
erty Loan of 1917, and I agree ,0
r“ r " ‘H and work during th e ir
m achinery, and
dairy
products in
pay for it whenever called upon by . vacations, thereby having 11 change
general w ill be displayed at Port FAREWELL DANCE
the Secretary of the T reasu ry to do from city lire and at the same tim e
so,
and Kigripd I i I h nanip
(¿ p h i I h -
land, Oregon.
TO
ROY
A
OLSEN
mei»,
that was a th rillin g Incident to H‘ilkhlK
money and helping in
"T h e directors of the alsive o rg an ­
me, hetausp thern whh the uriHwer of
food conservation drive.
Per-
ization are planning fo r a very large
Tuesday evening Miss O live Olsen
show and we find that much interest
the Am erican people to G erm an y^ non« interested, e ith e r w orkers or
gave
a
farew
ell
dancing
party
at
her
is being taken in the Pacific N o rth ­
declaration that a sacred obligation lurm ers desiring
help
Dave been
west in dairy stock breeding and gen­ home at Cedar Place, T ro u td ale, In Is no more than a "scrap or paper ” ,,-i,„ ,. ,
w
ltli
4 36
««’»*>»•• u » l,a lv
eral
developments
in
connection honor of her brother, Boy A. Olsen, W e answer I, w ith an o ther scrap of
N o rth w esleru Bunk buildin g tie, ween
th e re w ith .”
paper."
Upon
that
"scrap
of
paper
who has joined the navy and expects
was expressed the spirit and d eterm ­ ! and 5 p. in.
Experim ents w ith h lig h t-k ilie d and to he called to service soon
ination of Am erica that Hie billions
About forty guests were present. of dollars of resources o f this na­
healthy chestnut trees have proved I
"GROUP MEETING"
that the wood of the b lig h t-k illed At tw elve a lunch of Ice cream , cake tion would be expended. If necessary,
HELD HERE TUESDAY
ed
A
snlendht
principles
of
liberty,'
tree, when peeled, can he used w ith ­ and punch was serv
I JiiHtlcc, and
hum anity throughout
A special "g ro u p m eeting ” w ill be
the w o rld .” •
out hesitation
wherever chestnut tim e was reported.
___ __________
heM at
the
Methodist
Episcopal
wood is utilized
Posts, poles and
a u /ir ..
1
. •'Burch next Tuesday. June 19. he-
Many people who saw th e steam er
W
anted
A
W
it«
reads
Hie
sign
ginning
at
2
o'clock.
District
flupt
ties made from the infected wood
Islan der when she came up the Ken­ on the door of .1 Morse, of Brooklyn, T It F o rd , Rev. II. E Myers, or
were just as sohnd a fte r three years'
nebec riv e r the o ther day were some­ teacher of English ,0 foreigners and
W alton S kip w o rth . of
tim e as those made from healthy
what a, a loss regarding the id en tity known as "E astern District H e rm it.” IH llshoro, Itev. Spiess, of Estucada,
wood.
Foresters declare that lu m ­
Kcv F S. Ford of Pleasant Honte,
I of the flag she was flying from her M r. Morse said In explanatio n;
" I and Bev. (illlie rt of Oregon C ity are
ber sawed from b lig h t-k ille d trees is
a w —
ife who »■■■
w ill »e
be a
a companion
co
expected ,0 la k e p ari
The progruru
jus, as good as that from healthy j i flagstaff, as from its color It m ight want
.................
, rees
been a p irate flag T h e flag that to me in this ghetto; one who w ill w ill take up varioiis lines of chnreti
, she bore was Old G lo ry, which had help me to leach, one who w ill be
A basket
lunch on the
sho rth an d and T yp e w ritin g
l*eeu
r a a I j tuv
an lraib m
I I I live
I . . In
„ .I <
be r . n enjoyed
a, „ 6
t^er, used
used all
.11 las,
las, season
season and
and a was
M In
Inspiration
In poverty . and
. ' h“
/ X r,'h
; ; . lawn
‘^ . b e w r ill ^
B .T g
t>la< kened rom daily use In a cloud a w ealthy w ife could help me carry evading session w ill begin a, 7 . :3
t
. It*.
Those wishing to lake a sum m er ; of soft coal smoke
on my work
A general
in v ita tio n
is extended
course In shorthand and typ ew riting
Rev. a
C. B rackenhiiry w ill ex
are Invited to meet at the home of
Miss Stella Roper. Monday evening , F ' U" «•“ •*
gathered
Mme S c b u m .n n -H e ln k has better
H K
at 8 o'clock
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| b> G erm any s school ch ild ren, are j reason to be a pacifist than almost 1 b in e 17
'
Sunday m orning.
------------------------
of paper” is a palpable hit
cured
turned over to chemists, who are | anyone else in the world
One of
'h a t auto converting them Into rich lub ricatin g her sona m in the G erm an navy and
with John Brown before you have
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oils.
C herry and plum stones are three In various branches of United
an accident, bave it stolen or burned
•a
id
to
be
the
best
for
this
purpose
States
service
Phone 513
tf
dale, are the recognized agents for
this section of the stale.
COUNTY POMONA WILL
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
The second q u a rte rly session ot
M ultnom ah County - -----
Pomona
------ . grunge
for 1917 wm
a , Evening Star
grunge hull, on the .Section Line
road, next Wednesday lo r un ull day
and evening session
T h e principal business, aside from
grunge m atters w ill be the form ation
of plans for Grunge Field Day some­
tim e next m onth.
J. J. Johnson is
m aster of Pomona
John E. B aker, of New
York,
Penn , und cousin. Daniel B aker, of
B altim ore, have offered Hie govern-
' men, a p lantation of 566 acres free
,,1 charge along the I'otom ac rive r
as a site fo r a tra in in g camp or u
m obilization point
The property Is
located tw e n ty -fo u r miles south of
W ashington.
It is one of the oldest
homestead« in Am erica
B O X IN G ,
June
14.
E d ito r
Out
lo o k : - B eferrlng to an item in the
O utlook of June 11th, signed hy (*.
M. Lake and 11. L. B all, I wish to say
that It is a very cheap excuse. They
adm it
(hat
the ballot
box was not
locked; (hat alone Is plenty to con
damn the election and as for Hie box
lielng locked In the forenoon, we'll
take
th e ir
word
fo r this and
give
them the benefit of the doubt. And
as fo r the woman accused of w ritin g
the previous Item ,— the woman had
nothing to do w ith it w hatever, and
did not know of It u n til someone
had told her. So they are kindly re­
quested to leave Hie woman out of It.
W hy don’t those fellow s he gentle­
man and not throw dirt and slurs at
a woman? They w ill notice that the
w rite r bus no d irty or rotten words
to say about th e ir wives, as they are
not at fa u lt If these fellow s are not
running the election according to
the law .
T h e ir a rtic le In the O u t­
look is w ritten In the same insulting
m anner us the woman was spoken
to at the polls when she asked "W hy
they did not have the box locked.”
They unswered her with a snarl and
insulting way, "th a t they did not
have to lock it. as they had run I,
that way before and thut they had
the key and could open It anytim e
they wanted to .”
Now,
they have
no more right to open that box any
tim e that they want to thuu I have,
and us for the lock hanging in the
hasp not locked
they might us well
have kept it over in the b lacksm ith ’s
shop fo r ull the good it did. As for
the womun being neglectful In not
registering
she whs there in plenty
of tim e
one and u hulf hours before
closing tim e, and I do not know thut
it is any of th e ir business wliul tim e
auy one votes
I ulways hud an Idea
that a person tiad a right to vole
any tim e that he wanted to us long
us he voted durlug Hie hours the
polls were open, which In this case
was between 7 a. m. and 8 p in. I
don't th in k those officers were pul
on the hoard to insult the voters or
to tell them what tim e they hud to
vote.
I f they are getting piiid for
that kind of work it It tim e for snme
one to In te rfe re , ulthough ttiey don't
seem to lik e it,
I f it was not th eir
Intentio n to leave the box unlocked
why did some of them Insist Hun
they did not have to lock II?
One
m em ber of the board said:
"You
show m e ;” and an o ther said, "W h a t's
Ihe use? W e can open the box any
tim e we waul to.”
I s till condemn
the election and say it was not run
according to law , and that I do not
have to he Am erican horn to know
that.
Yours tru ly ,
II. P. L A B R E N .
OREGON TO WELCOME
FEMINISTS AT N E A
Because of Ihe couspictloUH part
women have played in education and
in politics in Hie West during recent
years, unusual Interest
w ill cente,
urounil the coming of some of the 1111
lion's foremost women to the Nti
tional Education association conven­
tion In Portland next m onth.
H a lf
a dozen receptions and banquets In
honor of E lla Flagg Young, ('bleu
go's noted woman educator, have a I
ready been planned
Mrs. Young's
i-fiulu of receptions w ill begin Hal
urday evening, the first duy of the
convention, when the Oregon Civic
League w ill give a banquet in her
honor In the M ultnom ah hotel.
Edith K. O. C la rk , superintendent
of Public Instru ction or W yom ing, is
one of the new women su p erin ten ­
dents who has rapidly come Io the
front in her able work In interesting
her teachers In the Portland conven
lion.
Huperlntcndenl
M ary C. C.
B radford of Colorado bus been one
of the leaders lu N. E A circles for
a num ber of years.
F ro m
M inn e­
apolis
w ill
come
Hie w ell-know n
school board woman. Miss Mac Snow
P arent-Teachers associations, and
many wom en’s clubs on Ihe railroud
lines en terin g
the state of Oregon
have promised to have comm it
meet the train s as they pass through
to present flowers to the visitors.
In the in te rio r of an old maple
tree cut down in Stiulh N ew fane, V t.,
on F ra n k
Kelsey's land, were
found pieces of the end* of an old
hoard fence w ith nails which fastened
It to the tree
when
It was much
sm aller
T h e tree bad grown outside
The C e n tra l R ailroad of Georgia
Hie nails and ends of hoard six inch­
employs nineteen
women
agents,
es o r more.
whose duty It is to solicit and handle
A telephone Inspector, tapping a all freig h t and o ther m atters per
wire at W olfesboro, N. I I . in the lain ln g to this end of the business
course nt his duties was surprised to
.Small wood w orking machinery Is
overhear a description of him self be­
needed
In Peru. A few fu rn itu re fac­
K v tryo n e has something to buy ing given as that of a probable G e r­ tories are now equipped w ith electric
man
spy
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au O *U o o k want ad
driven machines which came from
Belgium auil Germ any
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