Gresham outlook., December 25, 1917, Image 1

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VOL. 7, NO. 86
G resham O utlook
__ _____________ GRESHAM.
MID-WINTER
BRIGHT SPOT
IS MYSTERY
T h e c o m in g M id -W in ter M ystery
p a rty of th e A lu m n i a s s o c ia tio n of U.
H. S. No. 2 w ill be o n e o f th e b rig h t
s p o ts in local fu n c tio n s th a t will
MULTNOMAH
HOME ECONOMY EXHIBITS
IN FOOD AND CLOTHING
R em o d eled g a rm e n ts , c h ild re n 's
c lo th e s m ad e o f c a st ofi c lo th in g ,
a p ro n s as h o u se d re s se s, a n d w ool­
en s in w hich silk a n d o th e r te x tile s
re p la c e p a rt o f th e w ool, w ill be
sh o w n by th e It. A. D e p a rtm e n t at
F a r m e r ’s W eek , C o rv a llis, D ecem b er
31 to J a n u a r y 5.
D in in g ro o m s fu r n is h e d a t t r a c t ­
ively a t a b o u t $30. with hom e-grow n
d e c o ra tio n s
v ines, b e rrie s , leav es,
w eeds, etc., » ill ex em p lify H oover-
ized hou:-e fu rn is h in g s .
W a r fopds am i la b o r-sa v in g d e ­
vice “ fo r s e rv in g th em w ill fig u re In
th e d o m e stic scien ce e x h ib its. A d e­
q u a te d iet fo r c h ild re n fo r a d u lts in
lig h t w o rk an d in h eav y w o rk , w ill
be Illu s tra te d .
P la n s fo r c o n se rv ­
in', th e fo u r s ta p le s -—s u g a r , fa ts,
w h eat an d m eat
will ta k e th e s tin g
ou t of th e sa v in g a n d m a k e it an a t ­
tr a c tiv e g am e fo r p a tr io tic p eople.
T h e e n tir e show w ill b rin g o u t a
System o f eco n o m y th a t w ill be m ost
g ra te fu l to o v e r-b u rd e n e d h o u se ­
w ives w ho a re a sk e d to sav e, sav e,
sav e, fo r th e ir c o u n try .
COUNTY.
OREGON,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25,
TWO JERSEY HERDS SOLD
1917
COUNTY AGENT HALL
TO DISCUSS HOLSTEIN
C o rv allis. O re.. Dec. 22. S pecial
to th e O u tlo o k -C o u n ty A gent S
B. H all of M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty will
d iscu ss th e fa c to rs In b re e d in g be­
fo re
th e O regon H o lstein C a ttle
club, J a n u a r y 1, of F a rm e rs ' W eek
E x istin g
c o n d itio n s
m ak e c o rre c t
b re e d in g th e d e cid in g fa c to r betw een
su ccess a n d fa ilu re .
T h e co n d en -
•'* rtes a re b ecom ing a vital fa c to r In
th e dairy b u sin ess.
T h ey m ak e u
(’. m ai d fo r th e e n tir e m ilk p ro d u c­
tio n of th e d a iry m a n .
T h e heavy
m ilk in g s tr a in s of th e d a iry b reed s
h av e m et w ith g r e a te r fa v o r w here
th e m ilk is fo ld to th e c o n d en sers.
Mrs-. F . F. L ynn. P e rry d a le , will
d e liv e r an a d d re s s on “ T h e Je rse y ,
H e r B eau ty an d U tility ” b efo re th e
'» r i g o r . . , i s e y C a ttle club.
Mrs. A.
I. H u g h es. O regon C ity, w ill discuss
th e G u ern sey p ro g re ss in C lack am as
co u n ty , b efo re th e O regon G uernsey
C a ttle club. T h e C la c k a m a s co u n ty
G u ern sey
b re e d e rs
re c e n tly
p u r­
ch ased $15.(100 w o rth o f p u re bred
a n im a ls from th e east
T U E SD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER
YEAR
GRAIN CROPS
IN EXCESS OF
LAST SEASON
T h e P o rtla n d office of th e U. S.
W e a th e r B u re a u re p o rts fo r N ovem ­
b e r in p a rt as follow s;
"1 he m o u th w as u n u su a lly uilld
s ta n d o u t in th e m em ory o f all who
» a tte n d . All th e m em b ers w ho have
a n d w as th e w arm est N o v em b er of
been aw ay a t sch o o l, ai d all » h o live
re c o rd sin ce 1904.
th e r e w ere
in th e v icin ity a ro u n d G re sh a m a re
heavy sh o w e rs in th e w e ste rn d iv i­
ex p ected a n d an e n jo y a b le ev e n in g is
sio n d u rin g d ie first d e c a d e , else
b ein g lo o k ed fo rw a rd to. T h e p a rty
w h ere th e ra in fa ll w as lig h t und
w ill be a t th e h om e o f th e M isses
s c a tte r e d u n til th e last th r e e eluyi
L a u ra a n d M abel S h ip ley , on S o u th
R o b e rts a v e n u e , ju s t so u th o f th e
w hen cop io u s ra in s p u t tin- grouhe
M e th o d ist c h u rc h , S a tu rd a y e v e n in g ,
In line stia p e to r t a l i p l o w i n g vvhictj
D ecem b er 29. i t w ill co m m en ce a t
h ad been p ra c tic a lly a t a s ta n d s till
8 o ’clock s h a r p , a n d all w ho h av e n o t
on a c c o u n t of dry soil. Deficient
a r r iv e d ,b y 8 :3 0 w ill m iss p a r t ic i p â t- '
m o is tu re p re v e n te d s a tis iu i'to ry ger-
in g in th e p a rty .
m in atio ft of la te seed ed g ra in , but
T h e m e e tin g w ill be o f a p a tr io tic
e a rly sow n g r a in th a t w as above
EM PRESS I.A D D S MARGARET. 2» 730.5.
n a tu r e , a n d is p la n n e d to pay sp ecial
g ro u n d w as g e n e ra lly a good sta n d
Dam o f In g le sid e P eg o ’ My H e a r:, 3 y e a rs old, w hich sold a t recen t
tr ib u t e to th e s o ld ie r a n d s a ilo r m e m ­
and
lo o k in g
line.
P a s tu re s anil
I sa le fo r $550. In g le sid e Peg o ' My H e a rt » a s dam of F re d e of Ingle
LOCAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS
b e rs o f th e a s s o c ia tio n .
T h e re a re
ru u g es w ere im p ro v e d , a n d a p p e a re d
stile 10 moil. calf. Sold fo r $200.
SOME ANSWERS ARE
AID IN RELIEF WORK to be fu rn is h in g sufficient feed for
a n even dozen o f th e m , so m e of
NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC
th e m in F ra n c e an d so m e of th e m
T h e long seaso n p e rm itte d
T ile A ltm a n -C le v e la n d J e rs e y c a t­ I O ct. 1, 1915. Sold to .{' A. S ch ro e­
D e p a rtin g fro m th e ir u su a l c u s­ sto ck .
s till in th is c o u n try tr a in in g .
T he
A n sw ers of r e g is tr a n ts on th e se ­
to m , th e S u n d ay S chools of th e B ap­ th e h a rv e s tin g of ull la te cro p s in
tle sa le h eld at M y rtle P o in t, in Coos d e r, N orw ay, O reg o n , $310.
n a m e s of th e boys so f a r as k n o w n le c tiv e d r a f t q u e s tio n n a ire s re la tin g
L ev a's Ire n e of In g le sid e , calved tist a n d M e th o d is t,c h u rc h e s of G re sh ­ p rim e c o n d itio n ."
a re : F lo y ed M etzg er, '1 3 , p re s id e n t of to h e a lth a n d a n s w e rs u n d e r th e co u n ty , a b o u t tw o w eek s ag o w as
T h e fa v o ra b le N o v em b er c o n d i­
Aug. 19, 1908. Sold a t fa rm to Mr. am , In c o n n e c tio n w ith th e i r C h ris t­
th e a s s o c ia tio n : E m e rso n B ro w n , '1 7 ; h ead " d e p e n d e n c y ,” w ith th e ex cep ­ o n e of th e m ost su c c e ssfu l sale s of
m as e x ercises h eld la s t n ig h t took tio n s hav e c o n tin u e d th is m o n th to
C line of P o rtla n d , $225.
Jo h n K. H o n ey , '1 4 , in F r a n c e ; »Her­ tio n of th e n a m e s a n d a d d re s s e s of Je rse y ; h eld in th e s t a te in re c e n t
E m in en t B e rm u d a B e a u ty , calved o fferin g s fo r fo reig n re lie f w ork in ­ d a te , ex cep t th a t heavy ra in s have
b e r t M. H oss, ' l l ;
C orp. G uy I). p e rso n s cla im e d
to
be d e p e n d e n t, y ears, a n d is ev id en ce th a t in te re s t is
F eb. 12, 1914. Sold fo r $210, b u y ­ s te a d of g iv in g o u t p ac k a g e s o f candy fa lle n in th e w e ste rn p o rtio n of th e
J o n e s , '1 5 ; H a ro ld K e rn , '1 2 , in w ill no t be o p en to in s p e c tio n by th e
It
an d n u ts to th e c h ild re n . T h is was s t a te d u rin g th e p ast few d ay s.
n o t la g g in g in J e rs e y c a ttle a n d th a t e r 's n am e not given.
F r a n c e ; G len n H. K e ste rso n , '1 5 ; p u b lic w ith o u t th e c o n se n t of th e
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con
hig h p rices can be h ad fo r th e h ig h ­
A leta o f In g le sid e , calved Ja n . 3,
R ay P a lm q u is t, '1 3 ; S g t. K e n n e th re g is tr a n ts .
s e rv a tlo n p ro g ra m an d »'as in sp ired O c to b e r w as very dry and th e re fo re
est b re d sto ck .
1917. Sold fy r $95.
R o b e rts , '1 1 , in F r a n c e ; Sgt. W ilb u r
im p ris o n m e n t fo r n o t to exceed
M essrs. B. C. A ltm an an d W en dell
E m in e n t’s L ad y of S. B., calved by th e fact th a t m illio n s o f e a r th 's u n fa v o ra b le fo r fall se e d in g o p e ra ­
S ta n le y , ’15; R o lla n d Q u e sin b e rry , o n e y e a r » ill be th e p e n a lty im posed
C lev elan d sh ip p e d 25 h ead fro m S ept. 3, 1912. Sold to Mr. C line fo r p o p u la tio n a re in need of th e nec­ tions.
'1 3 ; F r a n k R o g ers, '1 5 . A p ro g ra m o n a n y o n e co n n e c te d w ith th e a d ­
e ss itie s of life.
F a ll N eeding,
G resh am to M y rtle P o in t » h e r e th e $300.
w ill also be a p a rt of th e e v e n in g 's m in is tra tio n o f th e se le c tiv e d r a f t
W hile c o n d itio n s fo r full seed in g
At th e B a p tist c h u rc h a b rie f an d
sa le w as h eld . Col. J . W. H u g h e s of
In g le sid e P o lly a n n a , calved A ug.
e n te r ta in m e n t. T h e la st tw o n am ed la» ' »'ho sh a ll m a k e th is in fo rm a tio n
F o re s t G ro v e a c te d us a u c tio n e e r an d 16. 1913. Sold to J . C. W atso n , C o­ in te re s tin g p ro g ra m w as g iv en , fo l­ h av e not been Ideal th ey h av e been
p ublic.
a re in th e n avy, S an F ra n c isc o .
low ed by a ste re o p tic a n le c tu re Ulus m uch b e tte r th a n Inst y e a r, an d as a
it is said h is th o ro u g h k n o w led g e of q u ille, O reg o n , fo r $150.
T o w a rd s th e en d o f th e ev e n in g
th e J e rs e y n e v e r w as used to b e tte r
U n n am ed h e ife r c a lf, calved Aug. (r a tin g w ork o f th e c h u rc h am o n g re s u lt, th e r e lias been a very m a te r ­
lig h t r e f re s h m e n ts w ill be se rv e d . BEAVER MOTOR WORKS
advantage.
21, 1917. Sold to C. II. B u tle r. M yr­ Ita lia n s . T h e o fferin g , a m o u n tin g to ial in c re a se o v e r la st y e a r In th e ac
As th e r e a r e s till a n u m b e r of th e
GETS MAN FROM OHIO
$ 1 0 .9 1 , w as fo r th e benefit of th a t reu g e seed ed to w in te r w h eat am i
II. C. A ltm an h ad 12 h e a d listed tle P o in t, fo r $7 5.
a lu m n i w ho h a v e n o t as y et paid
B a rb a ra 's E v ely n , calv e d S ept. 4, w ork. E ach ch ild p re s e n t w as given rye. T h e ra in s of th e la t te r p a rt of
a n d W en d ell C le v e la n d 13. T h ey
Mr.
C.
G.
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ose
o
f
T
o
led
o
,
O
hio,
th e ir d u es, th e tr e a s u r e r w ill be on
Sold to W. M. W eekly fo r an o ra n g e a s a C h ris tm a s re m e m ­ N o v em b er a n d e a rly D ecem ber, fo l­
sold a lte rn a te ly . T h e h ig h e s t p rice 1915.
h a n d a ll th e e v e n in g w ith a re c e ip t lias ta k e n a p o sitio n a s e x p e rt la th e
low ed by m ild te m p e ra tu re s , have
b ra n c e by th e S u n d ay school.
receiv ed w as fo r Mr. A ltm a n 's In g le ­ $500.
m
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book re a d y
to
accep t an y m oney
b eneficial
to
g ro w in g
At th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h a p ro ­ been very
sid e P eg o ' My H e a rt w hich b ro u g h t
U n n am ed bull calf, Aug. 30. 1917.
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,
w h ich is p aid in. T h e re a re se v e ra l
crops.
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to
M.
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$85.
$550.
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Im p o rta n t m a tte r s to com e b efo re w hich a re p e rs is te n t in th e m id d le
th e p ic tu re oil th is p ag e sh e w as th e
U n n am ed bull calf, S ept. 19, 1917. e rc ise s w as g iven to a la rg e a u d ien c e. ally c o n sid e ra b ly la te r th a n u su al
anil
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,
Mr.
th e m e m b e rs a t th e b u sin e ss m e e t­
O fferin g s w ere received fro m classes th e fa v o ra b le m o is tu re an d te m p e ra ­
d a u g h te r o r Mr. A ltm a n 's h ig h e s t I ¡ Sold to C. H. B u tle r, fo r $105.
ing, an d It is u rg e n tly re q u e s te d th a t R o se d e c la re s th a t la b o r an d fin a n ­
an d In d iv id u a ls
fo r
re lie f
w ork tu r e c o n d itio n s h a v e dev elo p ed a
< levclutiel’s C onsignm ent.
p riced cow sold Inst y e a r. A lso h e r
cial
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th
e
P
acific
slo
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all w ho p o ssib ly can , a tte n d .
The
M arco n i's S u lta n , b u ll, calved Oct. am o n g fo re ig n people. T h e a m o u n t g ro w th well up to w a rd n o rm a l, w hich
d a u g h te r , 10 m o n th s o ld . b ro u g h t
c o m m itte e w hich Is in c h a rg e of th e a re fa r in a d v a n c e o f th o s e p re v a le n t
$200.
in th e e a st.
¡2 7 , 1911. Sold to J . E. S m ith , a g e n t, of th e o fferin g could not he le a rn e d co m b in ed w ith tin- In creased acre
p a rty is m a k in g a n e ffo rt to re a c h all
tills m o rn in g b u t It is believed to he a g e , g iv es p ro m ise of a la rg e w in te r
M yrtle P o in t, O regon, fo r $175.
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by
Mr.
th e m e m b e rs on th e p h o n e a n d n o ­
w h eat cro p fo r 1918 h a rv e s t.
R e­
V irgie M arig o ld , calv e d O ct. 27, la rg e .
o ry sale, ev ery b u y e r g e ttin g fu ll i
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is
th
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t
th
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cold
ra
in
s
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re­
tify th e m o f th e m e e tin g . A ny h elp
p o rts in d ic a te th a t th e p e rc e n ta g e
v a lu e fo r th e m oney.
1914
Sold to 8. L. L a ffe rty , C o­
gon
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re
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fin
itely
m
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c
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m
fo
rt­
by o th e r m e m b e rs in e x te n d in g th e
In c re a se In th e rye a c re a g e Is not as
STEADY INCREASE
a b le th a n th e w arm sn o w s o f O hio.
' i
Mr. A ltm a n ’s h e rd h as been b u ilt q u ille , fo r $280.
in v ita tio n w ill be g re a tly a p p r e c ia t­
g re a t a s th a t In w heat.
E s tim a te s
E m in e n t's V irg in ia C „ calved Dec.
FOR
TRAINED
MEN
up d u rin g th e p ast 14 y e a rs a n d has
ed. All g r a d u a te s of G re sh a m h ig h
a re a s fo llo w s;
com
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to
be
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2,
1915.
Sold
to
I).
R.
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is,
D
ora,
school a n d U nion H igh S chool No. 2 RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
S e c re ta ry o f W a r N ew ton D. B a­
W inter W heat.
O r e g o n , fo r $135.
a re e lig ib le to m e m b e rsh ip in th e
AIDED BY OREGON PRESS v e ry b est in th e s ta te . Mr. A ltm an
k e r u rg e s m en In scien tific in s titu ­
Oregon
A rea seed ed fall of 1917,
h as sh o w n h im se lf an a d e p t in b re e d ­
S
u
n
n
y
M
adeline,
calved
O
ct.
16,
A lu m n i a s s o c ia tio n , as is a lso th e
tio n s to c o n tin u e th e ir tra in in g .
5 6 2 ,0 0 0 acre's, c o m p a re d w ith 460,-
in g of Je rse y s. He h a s s tu d ie d an d 1915. Sold to M. M S ch m id t, N o r­
N
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th
in
g
w ife o r h u sb a n d o f a g r a d u a te of
’T h e g o v e rn m e n t se rv ic e w ill d e ­ ¡0 0 0 a c re s seed ed la s t full. In c re a se .
lik e th e p u b licity th a t h a s been g iv en p ra c tise d it as a scien ce w ith th e way, O reg o n , fo r $165.
e it h e r o f th e s e in s titu tio n s . All th e
m an d m o re an d m o re scien tifically ' 112,000 a c re s o r 25 p er c e n t. C on­
by th e n e w sp a p e rs of O reg o n to th e g ra tify in g re s u lts sh o w n . H is m e th o d
U n n am ed h e ife r, calved A ug. 28,
m e m b e rs o f th e a ss o c ia tio n a re
1917.
Sold to Ed. D etlefsen , N o r­ tr a in e d m e n ,” said lie, " a n d I hope d itio n , 90 p e r c en t of n o rm a l, com ­
h as been w h at is called lin e b re e d in g
a s k e d to w e a r c lo th e s su ch as th ey Red C ro ss M e m b ersh ip C a m p a ig n ,”
'h o s e w ho a r e In c h a rg e o f aclentiflc pared w ith 78 p e r c e n t last y ear,
way,
O
reg
o n , fo r $60.
w rite s C. C, C h a p m a n , O reg o n C a m ­
T he C lev elan d J e rs e y s h a v e been
w ore w h ile in h ig h sch o o l.
S ilk en S a ra , calved A pril 1. 1917. in s titu tio n s w ill Im p ress upon the a n d a 10 y e a r a v e ra g e fo r D ecem ber
p aig n c h a irm a n , te th e e d ito rs of well k n o w n all o v e r th e n o rth w e s t Sold to D avid M cN air, M yrtle P oint
y o u n g m en th e Im p o rta n c e of c o n ­ 1st of 94 p e r cen t.
O reg o n . "T h e y h av e been g e n e ro u s fo r th e p a st 30 y e a rs , h a v in g been fo r $200.
CHRISTM AS TIME.
tin u in g th e ir s tu d ie s , except to th e
U n ited S tate's Aren see d e d fall
o f th e ir sp ace. T h ey h av e ta k e n a sh o w n in m any fa irs a n d alw a y s In
< h a s tin c of C e d a r G rove, calved e x te n t th a t th ey a re n e c e ssa rily In­
of 1 9 1 ,, 4 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a c re s , c o m p a re d
S ince C h ris tm a s tim e is c h ild re n 's keen in te re s t in all local p h a se s of th e m oney. T h is w as fo r th e C leve­ A ug 23, 1916
Sold to B. B a rtle tt. te r r u p te d by a m a n d a to ry c all u n d e r
w ith 4 0 ,5 3 4 ,0 0 0 a c re s see d e d lust
tim e
th e R ed C ro ss a n d h av e se t fo rth its la n d s r. d U p e rsa l sale.
M yrtle I’o in t, to r $200.
th e p ro v isio n s o f th e se le c tiv e s e rv ­ fall. In c re a se , 1 ,6 6 6 ,0 0 0 a c re s or t
a c h ie v e m e n ts .”
A nd C h ris tm a s tid e I r lo v e rs ’ tid e
F o llo w in g is th e re s u lt of th e
T o g o ’s C h a a tln e , calved F eb. 21, ice la w ."
p e r c e n t. ( o n d itio n , 79.3 pe r c e n t of
A nd C h ris tm a s b ells p eal m e rry
T iie peo p le o f O reg o n a re in ­ sa le , g iv in g n am e o f a n im a l, ag e, 1913. Sold to J. F e ls h e r, of M yrtle
E very e ffo rt w ill be m a d e to use n o rm a l, co m p ared w ith 85.7 p e r cen t
c h im e—-
te n s e ly p a tr io tic ,” he c o n tin u e s. “ T h e p rice an d b u y e rs ’ nam e.
P o in t, fo r $380.
each s tu d e n t s sp ecial
tr a in in g In la s t y e a r, an d a 10 y e a r a v e ra g e for
T h o u g h p eace no lo n g e r d o th a b id e
A ltm a n 's C o n sig n m e n t.
p re ss o f O rogon, by its e d ito ria ls a n d
U n n am ed
h e ife r, c alv e d O ct. 2, I c o n n ectio n w ith sp ecialized o c c u p a ­
D ecem ber 1st, or 89.3 p e r cen t.
N or fin d eth e ’e r a r e s tin g place
F re d a of In g le sid e , calv e d F eb. 4. 1917.
new s m a tte r , h as h elp ed th is p a tr io t­
Sold to H It F e rg u s o n
of tio n s In th e a rm y , to affo rd te c h n ic a l
«ye.
On s u n lit m o u n t o r d eep ra v in e ,—
1917.
Sold
to
L.
M.
A
asen.
A
rago.
ism e x p ress Itself p ra c tic a lly . E v ery
M arshfield, fo r $120.
s tu d e n ts lia b le to call as g re a t a n o p ­
O reg o n
A rea seed ed full of 1917,
M o rn in g M alden, calved M arch 4. (
Y et be it o u rs th e fe te to g ra c e
u n d e rta k in g sa n c tio n e d by n a tio n a l O reg o n , $200.
p o rtu n ity th r o u g h th e n a tio n a l arm y 3 5 ,0 0 0 a c re s , c o m p a re d w ith :ti,n n n
W ith a ll th e o ld -tim e jo y o u s m ien
I gleside Peg o ’ My H e a rt, calv ed 1916. Sold to P. W L a ird . M y r tle ' ns if they had e n liste d .
a u th o r itie s h a s been su p p o rte d by
a c re s seed ed la s t full. In c re a se , 4.
Sold to W
M. P o in t, fo r $155
To s h a r e th e fe a s t, to c h e e r th e j th e O reg o n p ress
T h is p u b lic ity M arch 14, 1914
000 a c re s o r 13 p e r cen t C o n d itio n .
g u e st,
h as e n c o u ra g e d th o u s a n d s o f c a m ­ W eek ly , M y rtle P o in t. O reg o n . $550
M ad elin e B lossom , calv e d M arch BASKET SOCIAL ON
95 p e r c e n t of n o rm a l, co m p ared
To bid th e s h o u tin g c h ild re n play
V irg in ia M aid, of In g le sid e , calv ed
p aig n w o rk e rs in th e L ib e rty L o an ,
1917.
Sold to J F. S ch ro e d e r,
NEW YEARS EVE, ORIENT [ w ith 94 la s t y e a r, unel a 10 y e a r av-
A nd a t g ay H a p p in e ss ' b e q u est
R ed ( ross. Y. M. C. A. an d o th e r Sept 10. 1914. Sold to W M. W e e k ­ N orw ay, fo r $85.
W ith b o u y a n t sm ile sp eed C h ris tm a s d riv e s an d h a s h elp ed e d u c a te p u b lic ly, M y rtle I’o in t. $3 25.
M u ltn o m a h G ra n g e »III h o ld a , e ra g e fo r D ecem ber 1st, of 97 per
S o lell d ’ O rr. Sold to J o h n F e ls h ­
Day.
M aude S m a rt, calv ed Nov. 4, 1914 er, M yrtle P o in t, fo r $245
b a sk e t social a t its h a ll a t O rie n t ; c e n t.
o p in io n to th e p o in t w h ere s u b s c rip ­
U n ited S ta te s
A rea seed ed , fall
— C L A U D IN E T H A Y E R
tio n s a re o ffered in a flnp s p ir it o f Sold to J. H. S c h ro e d e r, N o rw ay , O r­
L ass S ilk en of C e d a r G rove, calved on New Y e a r's ev e, to w hich all a re |
eg o n , $240.
T illa m o o k . O regon.
A good p ro g ra m will be of 1917, $ ,1 2 0 ,0 0 0 a cres co m p a re d
c o o p e ra tio n .
Ja n 24. 1917. Sold to H. A A nnin, in v ite d .
Miss P h ilu s a o f In g le sid e , calv ed fo r $225.
p re s e n te d , w hich w ill be free. T he w ith 4 ,4 8 0 ,0 0 0 seed ed lust fall. In ­
“ T o th e p ress is d u e m uch o f th e
A cco rd in g to new re g u la tio n s in c re d it of th e m a tc h le s s reco rd O re­
la d le s a re a sk e d to b rin g b a sk e ts c re a s e , 1.6 4 0 ,ooo a c re s, o r 36.« per
E n g la n d , w o m en 's sh o es m u s t n o t gon h as m ad e in c o n tr ib u tin g m en, CORVALLIS STUDENTS
c e n t.
C o n d itio n , 84.1 p e r c e n t of
w ith lu n ch fo r tw o.
LETTERS AND PARCELS
h av e u p p e rs o f le a th e r ex ce e d in g 7 m oney atid m a te ria ls to o u r c o u n try
n o rm a l, c o m p a re d
w ith 88.8 lust
PEND MANY PRESENTS
COME IN HUNDREDS
in ch es, n o r o f any o th e r m a te ria l e x ­ fo r th e p ro s e c u tio n o f o u r g re a t
R oss B row n le ft S u n d ay on his y e a r a n d a io y e a r a v e ra g e fo r De­
O ut of th e i r ow n s u p p lie s a n d by
T h e P o st Office D e p a rtm e n t Is te ll­ long jo u rn e y to P a ris , F ra n c e , w here c e m b e r 1st, of 92 2 p e r cen t
cee d in g 8 in c h e s in h e ig h t.
w a r."
the Ir ow n la b o r th e » o m e n s tu d e n ts ing of a m an a t a c a n to n m e n t re ­ he w as s e n t by th e A m erican E xpress
N ote A g e n e ra l revie w of cro p
o f O. A. C. h a v e p re p a re d a n d sh ip p ed g a rd in g w hom th a t s to ry w as c irc u ­ co m p an y to ta k e a p o sitio n In th e p ro d u c tio n at,el v alu es fo r th e y e a r
to th e O. A. C. m en in th e tr a in in g la te d th a t he w as lo n eso m e an d had b a n k in g d e p a rtm e n t of t h a t com pany 1917 fo r O regon an d th e U nited
n e v e r receiv ed a le tte r sin c e a rr iv a l as p re v io u sly a n n o u n c e d by th e O u t­ S ta te s w ill be Issued In th e m a r fu-
cam p a t C am p L ew is, 200 boxes of
in cam p. T h en cam e th e d elu g e.
F. I,. K E N T ,
look.
R oss h as n o t yet re a c h e d his lu r e
C h ris tm a s c h e e r E ach box w as filled
In o n e m all he received 1,20« le t­ m a jo rity a n d Is to he c o n g ra tu la te d
F ield A gent,
w ith a f r u it c a k e , a h a lf d ozen v a­ te rs , 19 sp ecial d e liv ery le tte r s an d
on th e re m a rk a b le su ccess he has
rie tie s of s u g a r le s s c o n fe c tio n s, tw o p a rc e ls, an d 54 o rd in a ry p arcels, i n ­
(n e ith e r Big D ance.
a lre a d y a tta in e d
in
th e
b u sin ess
big O reg o n a p p le s, co o k ies, h o n ey ed v e stig a tio n sh o w ed he could n e ith e r w orld.
T h e re w ill be a n o th e r of th o i
fr u it an d a g re e tin g c ard . N ot to be read n o r w rite . He w as fo u n d s u r ­
p o p u la r d an ces in R e g n e r’s h a ll <>
o u td o n e , th e m en took a h a s ty c o l­ ro u n d e d
by se v e ra l o th e r s o ld ie rs
SANDY BLUFF
M onday e v e n in g . D ecem ber 31. Mi
lectio n to sen d a lo n g w ith th e o th e r who w ere h e lp in g him w ith his m all
Mr an d Mrs A. J. A ult vlsit.-d sic w ill be fu rn is h e d as befo re, fi
g ifts. T h e se g ifts a r e a e n t o n ly to
C o rtla n d 's b est 7-piece o rc h e s tra
F rid a y an d
S a tu rd a y in P o rtla n d
th e C am p L ew is m en b ec a u se th e
TRADES
IN
PROPERTY
a
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d th e fun »III c o n tin u e ull nigli
w
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Mrs.
A
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e
; o th e r s tu d e n ts a re so w idely sc a t-
MEAN IMPROVEMENTS
Dane
M rs W. S u tto n an d Mrs. J . F a ld o w ith a big tu r k e y d in n e r
' te re d th a t th e y co u ld n o t be rea c h e d .
' w e n ' G re sh a m c a lle rs on W ed n esd ay . tic k e ts , $ 1 .0 0 ; u n ac c o m p a n ie d ladle
A very fine 10-acre tr a c t a d jo in in g
Adv.
E a rl R a d fo rd , son of M rs. Lizzie 25 cen ts
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS
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OF LOCAL PEOPLE b o u g h t by A. R. H ollow ay fro m J. H.
Dairy meti s N otice.
j .M etzger a t th e p rice of $350«. Mr. an d Is now s ta tio n e d in F o rt D oug-
A m a r ria g e licen se w aa Issued on
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d eed ed to Mr.
| M onday, in P o rtla n d , to Je s se J. H ollow ay
I C h ris tm a s.
E rv in R a d fo rd , a n o th e r »III m e e t on W ed n esd ay . Decernhc
M etzger as p a rt of th e p u rc h a s e price
; W h ite a n d ’ E lv a M. A n d re. B o th a re
j son from Id a h o , is also h o m e fo r th e 26 a t 1 p. m ., s h a rp , a t th e publi
! w ell k n o w n h e re T h ey w ill p ro b ab ly ! »he so u th h a lf o f lo t 5, T la J u a n a ,
h o lid ay s. M rs. Id a D ukes a n d c h il­ lib ra ry in G ro sh am . N otify you
im proved w ith a five-room c o tta g e
live in P o rtla n d .
d re n o f C a lifo rn ia a r e a lso w ith h e r n e ig h b o r, as so m e w ill n o t see th
fo r $1500. Mr. H ollow ay in te n d s Im ­
3. A. 8 » a g e r t an d Miss Z ella W il­
m o th e r. M rs R a d fo rd .
n o tice.
Im p o rta n t business.
p ro v in g th e la n d in th e n e a r fu tu re
k e rso n w ere m a rrie d a t V an co u v er
O. W. TAR R, P resid en t.
w ith a s e t o f m o d ern b u n g alo w s.
' on M onday.
F o r H ire «Service
I T h ese trad es were m ade through
A u tom ob iles an yw h ere, n igh t or
Is-ssoii- i n P ian oforte,
I Read the Want ads.
day.
P hone 791, G resham , M. M
the office of K rlder & E lk ln gton ,
w ill be given a fter January 1. Mis
Squire.
Florence M. H oney, phone 6$1.
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