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VOL. 7,
NO. 44
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON.
TUESDAY.
JULY
31,
1917
$1.50 PER
YEAR
—
POISON CASES PORTIONS OF WILSON AND DAY FARMS GUARD DUTY
FIELD DAY
CONSISTS OF
REPORTED TO
PICNIC WAS
HARD STUDY
BEST EVER COUNTY AGENT
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T om orrow n ig h t w hen you see Hie
T h re e
m o re
case» o f poisoned
cow s h av e Peen re p o rte d io C ounty
Inline g u a rd o u t fo r its r e g u la r d rill
A g ric u ltu ris t S. It. H all.
T h e In ­
vou w ill h av e a c h an ce Io know if
fo rm a tio n is n ieu g er but an in v e s ti­
Hie m e m b e rs h av e le a rn e d th e In­
g a tio n w ill be Iliad)*.
s tr u c tio n s
from
th e
"M a n u a l of
Dr. O sb o rn , ä s s is tä n i s ta te v e te r i­
G
u
a
rd
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ty
,"
p
u
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lish
e
d
in th e last
n a ria n . of P o rtla n d , lias been h e re
today in v e s tig a tin g so m e of th e r e ­
O u tlo o k .
Vs each m at is g o in g to
p o rte d
cases.
Hi* is p re p a re d to
cu rry a i u n , if lie can get one. It
v a c c in a te sto ck
lo r h e m o rrh a g ic
i tig h t b e a p p ro p r ia te to also su g g est
s o p tic e n iia , a lth o u g h Dial m ay not
tin*
study of "S m a ll P ro b lem s of In
j 111* tin* c a u se of Die d en til of ally of
f
a
n
t
r
y ” v. hen they get th e c o n te n ts
is, am i last S a tu r d a y ’s big picnic was th e e a l l l e re p o rte d to h av e d ied.
It h a s been su g g e s te d th a t p e r­
of
th
e m a n u a l fu lly d ig ested .
no ex cep tio n .
h ap s th e cow s m ay h av e been p o is­
T
h
e
se sm a ll p ro b le m s a re not so
E a rly in th e m o rn in g a few t h r e a t ­ o n ed by c o rro siv e s u b lim a te , w hich
sm
a
ll
as th ey m ay seem if th e c o n ­
e n in g ra in d ro p s ca u se d so m e to h esi­ w as used by m any fa r m e rs to k ill th e
te
n
ts
of th e laiok Is fully u n d e r ­
ta te b e fo re v e n tu r in g o u t; an d when b lig h t on seed p o ta to e s last sp rin g
sto
o
d
T h is w ork c o n sists p rin c ip a l­
C
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siv
e
s
u
b
lim
a
te
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e
of
th
e
th e e x e rc ise s beg an th e cro w d was
ly of o u t lin es of liypot het ical p ro b ­
ihosi
d e a d ly
p o iso n s k n o w n an d
only ab o u t h a lf size. Hut w hen th e
le m s of recontiolsutice
a n d a tta c k
w ould s u re ly k ill e v ery a n im a l th a t
w e a th e r b eg an to show up finer w ith
an d th e lik e, an d d isc u ssio n s of th e
got a ta s te o f il.
th e c e rta in ty th a t th e r e w ould lie no
b e st m e a n s of proceed lire.
All th e
Som e peo p le a re very c u reless in
ra in th e peo p le cam e H o ik in g in to
m a n e u v e rs c e n te r a ro u n d " S e rg e a n t
using
su
ch
stu
ff
an
d
it
m
ay
be
th
a
t
th e fa ir g ro u n d s u n til th e cro w d s was
H IH" w ho c o rre sp o n d s to th e Jo h n
H ip d re g s fro m a b a rre l w ere p o u red
a lm o st a s big us it w as on th e
Doe of th e police c o u rt. As a h y p o ­
on tin* g ro u n d o r in a sh a llo w d itch .
F o u rth .
th e tic a l q u e stio n it m ig h t tie a p p ro ­
It n e v e r lo ses its p o iso n o u s p ro p e r­
P a trio tic P rogram .
p ria te to a s k :
As in d ic a te d in th e p ro g ra m s, th e tie s an d m ig h t easily be lick ed up by
S a rg e a n t H ill, w hat w ould you do,
a cow
w h ile fe e d in g .
A w a rn in g
m o rn in g e x ercises all b o rd e re d on
in s itu a tio n n u m b e r T w o?
a g a in s t a llo w in g an y o f it to be left
p a trio tis m . T h e th r e e so n g s re n d e re d
T h e n , a f t e r th o s e tw o hooks hav e
a ro u n d o r even th e use of w ooden
by th e ({ ran g e c h o ru s , led by P ro fe s ­
been m u s te re d , th e g u a rd m ig h t put
re c e p ta c le s fo r an y
o th e r p u rp o se
s o r B all, p rin c ip a l o f th e F ra n k lin
up a co m b at w ith " R u le s of Lund
w as p u b lish e d in th e O u tlo o k , but
school, w ere " A m e r ic a ," “ O ld G lo ry "
W a rf a re ,”
"M a n u a l
of
P h y sic a l
th e r e ’s no te llin g w h at m ig h t have
a n d " T h e S ta r S p a n g le d B a n n e r."
T r a in in g ," " S m a ll A rm s F ir in g M an­
been d o n e in Home cases.
E ven th e sp ee c h e s h ad re fe re n c e s to
J. II. W ILSO N T R A C T IN FO R EG ROUND, T H A T O F 1. N. DAY F U R T H E R AWAY.
u a l,” " S ig n a l B o o k ," " F ie ld S erv ice
O ne fa r m e r re c e n tly cam e in to th e
th e w a r s itu a tio n .
R e g u la tio n s ,” " I n f a n tr y D rill R e g u ­
office of C o u n ty
A g en t H all an d
J . .1 J o h n s o n , m a s te r of P o m o n a
la tio n s ,” " S tu d ie s of M inor T a c tic s ,"
w u n ted to know if he co u ld u se so m e
officials
of
tin-
co
u
n
ty
c
o
m
m
is
sio
n
­
la
r
w
hich
th
e
s
e
sa
m
e
lig
h
t-w
a
d
s
g ra n g e , w as c h a ir m a n o f th e day.
" M a n u a l of C o u rts M a rtia l," " U n ite d
b a rr e ls in w hich h e h ad m ixed c o r­
e
rs
'
offices
anil
th
e
c
o
u
n
ty
ro
ad
-
an
d
h
o
ld
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p
s
(to
to*
Hie
sa
m
e
la
n
g
­
H e in tro d u c e d M ay o r G eo rg e W. S ta ­
"N o te s
ro siv e s u b lim a te to h a u l w a te r from
m a s te r ’s office a n d th e d is tric t a t ­ u ag e Mr Yeon a p p lie d to Mr W ilson S ta te s A rm y R e g u la tio n s ,"
p le to n fo r a n a d d re s s o f w elcom e, an d
a s p r in g fo r fam ily use.
He had
to
r
n
e
y
’s
o f f ic e : hut tliis w as a f t e r th e an d Mr. D ay) offered him at th e be­ on C a v a lry , I n f a n try an d F ie ld A r­
j u s t w hen th e v is ito rs h ad been a s ­
tille r y " an d " T a b le s on O rg a n iz a tio n
n e a rly p o iso n ed h is w h o le fam ily b e­
a fo re s a id a s s is ta n t r o a d iu a s te r and g in n in g of th e ir o p e ra tio n s
s u re d th a t the. w e a th e r h ad been
of th e U n ited S ta te s A rm y .”
fo re ta k in g a seco n d th o u g h t th a t
se
lf-a
p
p
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in
te
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ro
a
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all
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ta
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“ fixed” a few ra in d ro p s fell. Mr.
T h e se a re th e b o o k s t h a t th e In­
G R E SH A M , Ju ly
31. — E d ito r sio n e rs th a t th e co u n ty , th ro u g li Itis o p p o sitio n of all th a t w ere qii th e
p e rh a p s he h ad b e tte r c o n su lt M r
S ta p le to n o rd e re d th e ra in to "h o ld
fa n try m e n s tu d y . Som e of th e s e th e
H all. H is seco n d th o u g h t p re v e n te d O u tlo o k :
in
s
tru
m
e
n
ta
lity
,
hail
s
e
ttle
d
w
itlt
I.
On
W
ed
n
esd
ay
of
last
co
u
n
ty
pay
ro
ll,
anil
th
e
city
in
t
e
r
­
o n , t h e r e ," w hich it d id at once an d
a rtille ry m e n s tu d y ; a lso se v e ra l vol­
I w eek, .1 11. W ilson receiv ed p ay ­ N Day a t th e rat)* of $300 p er a c re e sts, an d all tile legal ta le n t a rra y e d
fro m th e n on th e w e a th e r w as all a tra g e d y .
u m es on th e c a re of th e ir h o rse s an d
A gain th e w a rn in g is re p e a le d n o t
fo
r
rig
h
t-o
f-w
ay
lan
d
s
im
ila
r
to
W
il­
a
g
a
in
s
t
him
as
well
as
le
g
is
la
tio
n
th a t c o u ld h av e been d e sire d .
He
m e n t in fu ll of h is ju d g m e n t, in t e r ­
to use an y vessel in w hich poison
s o n ’s, an d a f t e r W ilson was- intlu- fra m e d to c irc u m v e n t h is case, It is fo u r v o lu m es o f a r tille r y ta c tic s .
g av e a w a rm w elco m e to th e g ra n g ­
A lto g e th e r, It is a busy life th a t is
lias been m ixed u n le ss it is a m e ta l est an d c o sts a m o u n tin g to $64 1.60 u tely re p re s e n te d
to
th e coinuiis- alm o st m ira c u lo u s th a t Mr W ilson
e rs a n d th e o th e r v is ito rs , an d a s ­
vessel th a t c an be th o ro u g h ly c le a n ­ w h ich lie reo o v u red a g a in s t M u ltn o ­ • m e d by th is false p re te n s e to s e ttle got a n y th in g m ore th u u o ne d o lla r m ap p ed o u t by C a p ta in lla u e r, a n d it
s u r e d th e m th a t th e to w n w as th e irs
ed
W ood ta k e s up th e p o iso n , an d . m a h co u n ty as d a m a g e s to h is lan d a t th e sam e ra te to h is loss of not fro m M u ltn o m a h co u n ty , it m u st be is e x p ected th a t th e H om e G u a rd s
fo r th e day .
m ay soon be seen s ittin g In a c irc le
no m a tte r how lo n g a f te r , It w ill be
cau sed by Bust* L in e ro a d co n stru e* less th a n $6oo, tlie ro a d m a s te r ’s o f­ ad d ed th a t he w ould not h av e su c ­
B. F . M u lk e y 's a d d re s s o n “ C om - 1
u ro u n d th e fo u n ta in b e n d in g o v e r
re le a se d by w a te r.
It is th e n a
fice
s
e
ttle
d
w
ith
1.
N.
Day,
on
e
of
ceed
ed
but
fo
r
th
e
a
s
s
ls
te
n
c
e
of
su
ch
m u n ity B e tte r m e n t,” w as a p a trio tic j
tlo n an d e x te n sio n on th e S an dy r iv ­
d ead ly d r a u g h t if tu k e n in to th e
P o r tla n d 's fo re m o st b u sin e ss m en, s ta b le c itiz e n s of th e c o u n try d is­ th e i r books every e v e n in g b etw een
effo rt. H e sa id th a t c o m m u n ity b e t­
e
r n e a r th e P o rtla n d A u to clu b. P re- a llo w in g him lu ll $600 p er to re an d tr ic ts as A. B. ( ’o n ra il (w h o loosened a c tu a l d rills, w ith th e ( r g u n s h an d y
s to m a c h of a n y liv in g a n im a l
te r m e n t co n slsed la rg e ly of b ein g
C o rro siv e s u b lim a te m ay be th e ‘ v ious to th is be receiv ed $ 4 6 6 .0 0 fo r th e co u n ty c o m m issio n e rs ratified Hie co u n ty a u th o r itie s up fro m $6 00 u n d re ad y fo r m a rc h in g o rd e rs.
m o re e c o n o m ic a l, ra is in g m o re food
If a n y o f th e H om e G u a rd s e v e r
m y s te rio u s p o ison th a t is now k illin g ¡a d d itio n a l tw o a c re s o f r ig h t of way Hie deal.
to $860 c o m p e n s a tio n fo r his five
on th e fa rm a n d c o n s e rv in g fo r th e
expect
to get in to a n o f f i c e r s ’ t r a i n ­
so m an y cow s, fo r a s th e g ra s s
D
isrlct
A
tto
rn
e
y
E
v
an
s
lias
his
a c re s of lan d ta k e n ) , Jo h n C onley
fo r c o n s tru c tio n of a co u n ty ro a d to
c o u n try a t la rg e , o u r w a r a llie s an d
ing ca m p , w ith visio n s of e p a u le ts und
g ro w s s h o r te r an d th e ru n n in g w a te r
c
h
ie
f
d
e
p
u
ty
,
H
e
a
d
m
a
ste
r
Yeon
has
an
d
G
eo
rg
e
K
enney
fo
rm
e
r
c
o
u
n
ty
th e s o ld ie rs w ho a re now o r soon will
and
h a s s h r u n k e n aw ay in m an y p laces re p la c e tils fo rm e r In g re ss
ills a s s is ta n t a n d th e c o u n ty c o m m is­ roail u p e rv iso rs. Dr. A lfred T h o m p ­ c h e v ro n s in th e d im a n d d is ta n t fu ­
be " s o m e w h e re In F r a n c e .” T h e
e
g
re
s
s
d
e
stro
y
e
d
by
th
e
co
u
n
ty
a u ­ s io n e rs hav e th e ir ro a d v le w c rs w ho so n . M rs
to little riv u le ts o r p ools, it w ould
M a C la rk
an d D im ple tu r e , th ey m u st stu d y ail th e abo v e
vein o f p a tr io tis m ra n a ll th e w ay
he easy fo r a cow to find th e poison th o r itie s in th e ir h is to ric ro a d b u ild ­ a re all a b so lu te ly s u re th a t nobody Jo n e s , J o h n B row n, B. It. H o llin g e r, te x t books. T h ey w ill only hav e th re e
th r o u g h h is addreBB, ev en w hen he
th e m
In at th e
If a n y e x is ts w h ere It h ad been c a re ­ in g . H e re c eiv ed a to ta l o f $ 1 1 0 7 .6 0 w ill believe a n y th in g good can com e T h o m a s W iles an d o th e r s In c lu d in g m o n th s to le a rn
in tim a te d
th a t
p e o p le w ere now
c
a
m
p
Som
e
o
f
th
e
books
u re big,
a s fu ll cash re m u n e ra tio n fo r all bis o u t of th e c o u n tr y ; n o r b elieve a Hu- G re sh a m
lessly th r o w n a few w eek s ago.
O u tlo o k all n a tu r a l
w e a rin g th e ir c lo th e s lo n g e r— o r
a n d so m e of th e m a re sm a ll, a n d all
th o u s a n d s of d a m a g e s an d d e s tr u c ­ w ord of th e
fo
re
g
o
in
g
fa
c
ts
an
d
c
h
a
m
p
io
n
s
of
ju
s
tic
e
an
d
th
e
facts.
s h o r te r — it all d e p e n d in g on w h e th e r
C a rb o lic acid w as a d d e d to th e tio n s u s ta in e d a n d su ffe re d a t th e s ta te m e n ts , n o r ta k e any sto ck in W ith th e s e anil a c o u n try la w y e r a t of th e m a re in line p rin t w ith m any
th e w o rd s m e a n t le n g th of tim e o r w orldV c h e m ic a ls in 1834
h a n d s o f th e b u n ch o f city p o liti­ th e fo llo w in g , to -w lt: th a t th e city Ills back, W ilson
re c o v e re d
m o re lin es to th e page, a n d n o n e of th em
s h o r tn e s s o f m a te ria l.
c
ia
n
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w
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co
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ld
n
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try
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d
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th a n $ 1 1 0 0 cash an d w ill p ro b ab ly is m ad e b e a u tifu l o r fa s c in a tin g w ith
Only Di»ap|H>lntnient.
T h e first p a s s e n g e r railw ay w as
c
le
a
r
fo
r
a
p
p
o
in
tm
e
n
t
of
a
sin
g
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lik
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th
e
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od
o
f
th
e
fa
lse
p
ro
p
h
e
ts
of
g et a ro ad o u tle t to re p la c e b is old d e te c tiv e s to rie s o r p re tty g irl p ic t­
T h e o n ly d is a p p o in tm e n t o f th e o p e ra te d in 1825
So, th e g u a rd h ad best s e ttle
o
n
e
of
th
e
c
o
u
n
ty
-ro
a
d
v
iew
ers
from
B
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is
a
lw
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s
off
on
u
Jo
u
rn
ey
w
hen
to a d d e stro y e d an d to r e p a ir th e u re s
d ay w as th e u n a v o id a b le ab se n c e of
back in a n easy c h a ir w ith th e ir feet
S e n a to r D. G. O’S h ea, p re s id e n t of
F ric tio n m a tc h e s w ere first m ad e th e c o u n try d is tr ic ts a n d w ho, by th e th e r e is a n y th in g d a m a g in g o r d irty d a m a g e s to h is la n d o f so m e $1 0 ,0 0 0 .
w ay, a re to p -n o ti h e rs in th e fine a r t to be d o n e , o r re w a rd to be ta k e n In lieu of p u y m e n t of th is su m In e le v a te d so as to le t th e ir b ra in s ru n
th e S p o k a n e F e d e ra l L a n d B an k , in 182*.
of h ig h w a y -ro b b in g th e c o u n try in ­ a g a in s t th e in n o c e n t, n o r th a t his i a sh , tin* c o u n ty w as co m p e lle d as buck in to th e i r b e a d s an d g et busy.
w ho te le g ra p h e d C h a irm a n Jo h n so n
T h ey a r e a ll m e a t, w ith not a c ream
th e e v e n in g b e fo re th a t he co u ld not T h e g ra n g e s w hich p ro v id ed th e se d iv id u a l, o r h e lp le ss few , fo r th e e n ­ a s s is te n t ro a d m a s te r, fin d in g th a t o ne re su lt o f th e W ilson s u it to
In g re ss fo r h im se lf puff In th em .
be h e re .
J u d g e W illia m G allo w ay , e n te r ta in in g fe a tu re s w ere M u ltn o ­ jo y m e n t of th e city m a jo ritie s and he n eed ed sunn m o re of hiH v ictim 's m ak t a n o th e r
lan d fo r ro a d
s tr a ig h te n in g
and an d n e ig h b o rs, w hich ro a d o u tle t, in ­
a p p r a is e r o f th e F e d e ra l L an d B ank m ah , F a irv ie w , E v en in g S ta r, L e n ts th e i r ow n official g lo rific a tio n .
A fte r g ra n d - s ta n d in g to th e e x ­ d u m p in g p u rp o se s, m et th e o cto g i- s te a d of e re c tin g a th ir ty - f o u r fo o t BETTIS FORD WEDDING
w as s u b s titu te d a t th e la s t m om ent an d P le a s a n t V alley.
AT TILAMOOK CITY
officials sh o u ld
T h e re s t o f th e d ay w as ta k e n up te n t o f sa y in g to tie c ity v iew ers of n a n a n u n a w a re s in th e h a lls o r la d d e r , tin* c o u n ty
a n d h is a d d re s s w as h ig h ly in s tr u c t­
b e fo re they d e stro y e d
ive. It w as also p a tr io tic to a d e ­ w ith s p o r tin g a n d h o rs e ra c in g e v e n ts th e c o u n try p ro p e rly : Be ta l r w ith ro o m s of th e c o u rth o u s e in th e a b ­ hav e m ad e
On th e e v e n in g o f Ju ly 26, in Hie
T h e fu ll p ro g ra m ■ these ru r a l p ro p e rty o w n e rs in vour sence of bis frie n d s a n d m y self, I i I h th e old o ne
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