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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1918
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lie, D airy a n d F o o d C o m m is s io n e r!
J D. M ickle u rg e s th a t h o u sew iv es)
T h e fo llo w in g e ssay s w on first. , w ere tw o very fine J e r s e y h e ife r
th e p ro te in a n d fa ts a s m e a t does I k eep c a re fu l w atch to d e te c t any lin-
seco n d a n d th ir d p rizes in th e re c e n t calv es.
My f a th e r g av e S h e rm a n a n d ev ery ybody
b o d y can h a av
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v e beans
b ean s In
in p u re «__
food o r s u b s titu te s w hich a few
T h rif t c o n te s t h eld by th e F ir s t S ta te ’ *«ve d o lla rs m o re a n d m e te n d o lla rs th e ir g a rd e n s .
The
fifth lesson I
By E. L. T H O R P E .
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we
bought
th e tw o got fro m th e A g ric u ltu ra l college u n s c ru p u lo u s food p u rv e y o rs a re t r y ­
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calves.
T h ey
a n d th e ir o ffsp rin g s
I t is n o t easy to re a liz e in th e B chool
1 b a k e d a big in g to g e t o v e r on th em . H e says,
d is tric t w ro te th e first p rize w ere to be o u r» , b u t th e m ilk w as to w as b ak ed b ean s
T h e C o u n ty A g ric u ltu ra l C ouncil
p a n fu l of b6ans am i th e n ext m o rn ­
« h a n g in g w e a th e r of w in te r, w hen s to ry . R u th S ch ed een of H illsview ; be my fa th e rs .
We w a tc h e d an d ing I to o k so m e to sch o o l to le t th e m " B e t te r w atch a little o u t.”
hav
e se lected th e ir c o m m u n ity co m ­
snow lies o n th e g ro u n d an d B o reas w as a w a rd e d second p rize a n d M ary I c a re d *'01 th p calv e s w ith g re a t in te r
T h e re seem s to be a g e n e ra l d isp o ­
ta s te it. They a ll th o u g h t it w as tine
how ls a t n ig h t a n d th e m e rc u ry E llio tt ot O rie n t sch o o l receiv ed th e est an d so o n th e y h ad calv e s by th e ir a n d th e m o rn in g a f t e r I b ro u g h t th e sitio n e v e ry w h e re to p e rm it g r e a te r m itte e s a t th e re q u e s t of th e G o v e rn ­
sid es.
1 w as m o re f o r tu n a te th a n recipe to school a n d copied It on th e lib e rtie s th a n u su a l in th e m a n u ­ m e n t p lan fo r a m o re co m p le te o r ­
m ak es a su d d e n d e sc e n t to w a rd tlie th ird p rize.
tny b ro th e r as his cow h ad a m ale b o ard so th a t th e y all could see how fa c tu re an d sa le of food p ro d u c ts.
b o tto m o f th e tu b e , th a t seed tim e is
g a n iz a tio n . T h e c o m m itte e is to be
calf a n d h as k e p t up th is re co rd .
it w as m ade.
ju s t a ro u n d th e c o rn e r, a n d th a t th e
F ir s t P riz e E ssay .
T h is p u rc h a s e w as m ad e five y e a rs 1 T h e next ste p I h a v e ta k e n in A nd fo r th a t re a so n we a re co n ­ p e rm a n e n t to c o n sid e r th e a g ric u l­
s u m m e r’s w o rk w ill be u p o n us e re
‘ F a th e r h a s b ro k e n h is le g ! ” T h is , ag o an d now I possess five h ead of th r if t is ta k in g c a re an d b ein g sav - s tra in e d to say to th e h o u se w ife an d tu r a l w e lfa re of tlie co m m u n ity and
1 h av e been o th e r s w hose d u ty it is to p u rc h a s e to g a th e r a n d giv e o u t in fo rm a tio n
we know it. T h e th o u g h t in e v ita b ly w as tlie s t a r tl in g e x c la m a tio n m ad e J e rs e y cow s an d h e ife rs w hich » ing of my c lo th in g
v a lu e a t $250 a t th e v ery le a s t . in j d u rn in g an d p a tc h in g my c lo th e s so
food a n d p re p a r e it fo r th e ta b le ; as to th e cro p c o n d itio n s a n d o th e r
s u g g e s ts s p e c u la tio n as to how p lo w ­ by Bill E v e re tt as h e cam e in a t th e th e m e a n tim e we w ould w o rk fo r
’ th a t th ey w ill last lo n g e r a n d I h av e
k itc h e n d o o r of th e E v e re tt hom e,
ing. h a rro w in g , c u ltiv a tio n am i h a r ­ w hiclt w as s itu a te d am o n g th e tre e s o u r
m a tte r s o f a g r ic u ltu r a l im p o rta n c e
n e ig h b o rs.
S h e rm a n
w ould been esp ecially c u re fu l
w ith my " B e tte r w atch a l l t t l ^ o u t . ”
H ave th e “ m e a tle s s d a y ," th e w hich w ill a ss ist In th e f u r th e ra n c e
v est a re to be acco m p lish ed in th e ot a W a s h in g to n fo rest n e a r S e a ttle w o rk o n e d ay a n d 1 th e n ex t. In th is w oolen c lo th e s, as th e s o ld ie rs now
ab se n c e o f th e la rg e p e rc e n ta g e of B ill’s f a th e r w as w o rk in g in a log way we sav ed q u ite a bit of m oney | need w arm a n d c o m fo rta b le clo th - “ w h e a tle ss m e a ls ,” an d a ll o th e r ex­ of o u r g re a t n a tio n a l c au se a n d aid
w hicli we p laced in th e sa v in g s bank m g. It is o u r d u ty to h elp th e m in
th e c o u n tr y ’s m an p o w er w hich h as g in g cam p d u rin g th e fa ll o f 190
c e ed in g ly c o m m e n d a b le c o n se rv a tio n In th e im p ro v e m e n t o f local a g ric u l­
O u r sch o o l h as h eld th r e e fa irs as m any w ays a s we can .
a n d in h a n d lin g th e logs o n e o f th e m
tu r a l c o n d itio n s.
been tr a n s f e r r e d to m ilita ry serv ice. c a u g h t him a n d b ro k e h is leg i
a n d we h av e been su c c e ssfu l a t p lac­
E v e ry th in g is g o in g up in p rice p ra c tic e s by a ll m ean s. In fact we
in g e x h ib its on d isp la y , th e n also at now as it a lw ay s does in w a r tim e , u rg e re d o u b le d e ffo rts alo n g th e se
T h e se le c tio n o f th e c o m m itte e was
T he re a d in e s s of A m erican w om en th re e places.
tie- c o u n ty f a ir we won p riz e s w ith so it is o u r d u ty to be m o re c a re fu l lin es. A la rg e m a jo rity of th e food ru s h e d in o rd e r to g e t th e su rv ey
It had been a b o u t a ll th e fath e
to b e a r a h a n d in fa rm in g h a s been
o u r e x h ib its th e re .
an d sa v in g on school su p p lie s, books m a n u f a c tu r e r s am i d e a le rs a re ex ert-* w h ich h a s Just been co m p leted . T h ey
d e m o n s tra te d , a n d a lre a d y th ey a re cou ld do to feed a n d c lo th e th e fan ti
We h av e a p a p e r ro u te w hich is i an d toys.
1 h a v e fo u n d o u t th a t
ly up u n til th i» tim e a n d b u t littl
g iv in g new a s s u ra n c e o f th e ir w ill­ h ad been p u t a sid e fo r an occasion o u r best m oney m a k e r an d o f w hich I books keep new an d clea n lo n g e r if Ing th e m se lv e s to play fa ir w ith th e a re a ll to be c o n g ra tu la te d on th e re ­
I am th e m a n a g e r. T h is ro u te pays th ey
in g n ess to d e m o n s tra te it a g a in d u r ­ su ch as th is.
a re
not
m a rk e d ,
h a n d le d p u b lic, an d th ey d e se rv e y o u r com - s u lts o f tills su rv e y up to d ate! Som e
us $19 a m o n th w hich we divide. ro u g h ly , a n d a ls o If th e y a re not m e n d a tlo n an d lib e ra l p a tro n a g e fo r o f th e m re p o rtin g close to 100 p er
T h en too, a b o u t th is tim e th
in g th e c o m in g sp rin g a n d s u m m e r;
T lie co m p an y p u t on a b a rg a in day
cen t fro m th e ir sectio n .
b u t th e r e is a lim it to th e p h y sical tw in s cam e in to th e E v e re tt h om e to r a te an d as a re s u lt we alm o st lost d ro p p e d on th e floor o r g ro u n d , in HO doill K.
be c a re d fo r, anil th is u d d ed e x tra
school I h av e b e e n sa v in g on p ap er,
But
B
ut next
n e v e r lose sig h t of th e fact
T h e p e rso n el of th e co m m ittee»
e n d u ra n c e o f w o m an h o o d , an d it ! b u rd e n s on
th e
a lre a d y h eav ily o u r ro u te bu t th is w as a d ju s te d .
pen cils and in k p en s, an d my p a p e r
E ast y e a r S h e rm a n an d I p aid h a lf and pen cils now la s t tw ice as lo n g as th a t a few
s c ru p u lo u s food p u r- w hich h av e been co m p iled at th e
w ould be u n w ise to in v o k e th e a id o f lad en e d E v e re tt fam ily
veyors a re
w om en fo r th e h e a v ie s t a g ric u ltu ra l
«he tw in s w ere h e a lth y , ro b u s t of tlie re n t an d feel p ro u d o f it. 1 u su al.
o rtin g to ev ery co n ­ p re s e n t tim e a re as follow s:
1 b ab ies a n d th riv e d w ell. T h e fa th am now fifteen y e a rs old a n d have
N ext s u m m e r 1 m ean to h a v e a ceiv a b le c u n n in g , in th e ir e ffo rts to I B eav er B end D istrict
p u rs u its , a t th e e x p en se of w ar ac­
e r ’s leg h eale d h u t he w as n e v e r as five J e rs e y cow s a n d h e ife rs, five g a rd e n so th a t 1 can h elp feed o u r i
.
O_.
tiv itie s w hich a re reco g n ized as b e­ s tro n g a n d a b le to w ork as he was ew es, one sow , a lib e rty b o n d , an d ow n fam ily if I do not sell an y . If | " 8 a *'d «8‘ “ “ <« «»'«• <" fancy prlc
_
_ A1,‘«P r. G resh am . O regon.
riio s. W iles, G re sh a in , R. A.
in g p e c u lia rly h e r o w n , a n d w hich b efo re a n d fo u n d th a t th e d u ty of a som e t h r i f t an d w ar sa v in g s sta m p s. th e s h o rta g e o f m eat an d w h eat flo u r e 8 > an<« 8*a «P o r sp o iled foods a re be
Jim B u rn s, G re sh a m , R A
o th e r s c a n n o t p e rfo rm n e a rly so w ell, lo g g er w as soon to be w ork w hich he all of w hich are w o rth $500. I m ust grow s th e r e w ill be g re a t need fo r in g u n h lu sh iiig ly o ffered by th em
J o h n S tre b in , G re sh a m , R. A.
n o t fo rg e t to te ll th a t we w ork o u r g a rd e n s
Hut p ro b a b ly 1 m ig h t sell
A n n cien
cien t t a a p n p n le
le s,
s bog
h o rn u s s b hrouk
co u ld no lo n g e r p e rfo rin
A
re
a
k
fu
s
t
if th e y ca n p e rfo rm th e m a t all.
C o lu m b ia S lo u g h D istrict
T h is c a u se d him to look a b o u t in p a p e r , ro u te in j h e m o rn in g b efo re som e b e rrie s to th e c a n n e ry so th a t I
J. E. S ta n s b u ry , 582 E. L o m b ard
_______ buy _____
T h a t w om en w ill r e n d e r m u ch v al­ q u e st o f so m e o th e r m e a n s o f s u p ­ b r e a k f a s t a n d th a t all th e w ork w» I could
so m e th r if t s ta m p s, w hich , foods, bum b u tte r , c ra w lin g ch eese,
c o lo red c an d y , d ecay ed d a in tie s , ex­ St., P o rtla n d , O regon.
u a b le a s s is ta n c e on th e fa rm s is a p o rt a n d h e d ecid ed upon d a iry in g do fo r o u r n e ig h b o rs is d o n e w hen ( | w ish lo r very m uch.
C h ris E g g er, P o rtla n d , R. 1
we can be sp a re d fro m hom e.
MARY S C H E D E E N .
p lo siv e eg g s,
fro zen
fish p u trid
fo re g o n e c o n c lu sio n , b u t th e so lu tio n He m oved to a fa rm b u t c o n tin u e d
A. E. M iller, P o rtla n d , It. 1.
I do n o t ex p ect to b ecom e p re s i­
h is la b o rs in th e w oods as h e h ad no
p
o
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ltry
,
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le
q
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in
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ro
tte
n
o f th e food p ro b le m c a lls fo r m o re m oney w ith w hich to buy cow s d e n t, b u t I do b eliev e it p o ssib le to
D. C. P ow ell, 27 E. 18th St. N.,
Third Prize Essay.
ro o ts, s p u rio u s spices, a n d su sp ic io u s P o rtla n d , O regon.
be a c re d it a n d not a d e b it to th e
th a n th e co m b in e d m an p o w er an d cn o u g li to follow d a iry in g alo n e.
T h rif t, as 1» ta k e it, is m o re th e a rt
E (’. O lip h a n t, P o rtla n d , It. A
ev ery d e sc rip tio n
Mr. E v e re tt now fe lt, as n e v e r be­ co m m u n ity to w hich I b elo n g and of u tiliz in g th a t w hich is a t h a n d to " s u b s ti tu t e s ” of
rforaen p o w e r a v a ila b le , p a rtic u la rly
C o rb e tt D istric t—
th a t is im p o ssib le u n less I p ra c tic e KO“ *1 , “ '« v an
® ? tag e a n d 7,
. g Hire b heinr
th e re b , y sa v in
ein g t a a ile
le. d to o u r a tte n tio n by
in view o f th e o th e r Im p e ra tiv e d e ­ fo re th e n eed of sa v in g , fo r if he h ad th r if t th ro u g h o u t my life.
J. P o u n d e r, C o rb e tt. O regon.
sav ed In his y o u th as he sh o u ld have
1 h ope th a t my sto ry m ay he of
? ' ° ”?• r “
[
“ “ “ 8 r a l,‘ , “ a n i( ‘8‘ in q u ire rs from e v ery c o rn e r
m a n d s u p o n h u m a n e n e rg y in th is d o n e he co u ld h av e p re v e n te d m uch
J. W. E v an s, C o rb e tt, O regon
b enefit to som e o th e r boy o r g irl and ; * ' ery " erv e
,u ‘ qu(lre, , a 8li« ht
o f th e s ta te .
11a e you seen any
A. B a rr, L a to u re ll, O regon.
c ritic a l tim e.
s u ffe rin g a n d in co n v en ien ce.
How­ « v ^ P r J H L bn* r 0X , n n ° th e r ’,n "
W h h e ,h is “ ho1,ghtKain m t n d T h a v e I 8,« M " f 88"'« «“ H av
'
R P. R asm u ssen , C o rb e tt, O regon.
he s u g a r, o r saw -
T h is c o u n try , in co m m o n w ith th e ev er, ne fixed upon o n e aim an d th a t
'P ra c tic e of T h rift.
W in. B u rk h o ld e r, C o rb e tt, O regon.
w
as,
th
a
t
h
is
boys
sh
o
u
ld
be
ta
u
g
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in
m
any
w
ays
to
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my
b
it
in
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tlu
st
in
th
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b
ra
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?
A
w
ord
to
th
e
re s t of th e w o rld , is ju s t b e g in n in g to
E v e n in g S ta r D istric t—
S H E R ID O N E V E R E T T .
th e lesso n o f th r if t a n d be b e tte r
(his c risis o f n a tio n a l s trif e .
I w ise is sufficient.
a p p re c ia te th e v a lu e of its boy p o w ­ p re p a re d to m eet th e o b sta c le s of
J. G. K elley, P o rtla n d , R. 1, B x.316
P re s id e n t W ilson h a s a d v ise d us
____________
F a irv ie w D is tric t—
Second Prize Essay,
er. T h a t s p le n d id ly efficient body life th a n he.
to not be p a r tic u la r w ith th e s ty le o r p u i p v r M
dtp
c it d d p d
C. II. S to n e, F a irv ie w , O regon.
As we h av e e n te re d th is g re a t lit of o u r c lo th in g , so I h av e rig h t
T h is is th e b e g in n in g of my sto ry
PIE SUPPER
k n o w n as th e Boy S c o u ts h ad d one
W. E. T e g a rt, P o rtla n d , R A.
o
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k
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to
my
f
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w
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s
AT
CEDAR
SCHOOLHOUSE
m uch to p ro m o te th is a p p re c ia tio n ,
B lain e T u rn e r, P o rtla n d , It. A.
o f th r if t. I w as o n e of th o s e tw in s * «'«'J1 *’p ‘ an «’•‘«P o u r c o u n try .
an(,
c
o
a
ts
of
my
tw
o
e
ld
e
r
s
iste
rs,
ev en b efo re th e ex ig en c ies of w a r w ho h ad by th is tim e g ro w n to be
E. G. M cGaw, F a irv ie w , O regon
. , first s te p I took in p ra c tic in g helped m end th e c lo th in g of th e fam -
p ro g ra m a n d ch ic k e n pie sup-
T o w n sen d , P o rtla n d , It. A.
d e m o n s tra te d
th e fitn ess of th e ab o u t e ig h t y e a rs o f ag e a n d ju s t tlir itt w as th e c o n se rv a tio n oi food. ¡|y f aIH| g iven up e a tin g sw e e ts ill- p er w ill
be g iven a t C e d a r sch o o l- G re J, sh W.
a m D is tric t—
y o u n g e r A m e ric a n boys to m a in ta in th e p ro p e r ag e on w hich my fa th e r
h av e been m o re c a re fu l not to 111OBt e n tire ly . I h a v e also been en re- h o u se next S a tu rd a y e v e n in g fo r tlie
O. 1. N eal, G re sh a m , O regon
e x e rt
Ills te a c h in g s.
My
jb te food, to use less m eat a n d fu | (O jjo , w a ste my ta b le t p u p er,
th e tr a d itio n s fo r w hich th e ir big co u ld
Dr. T o d d , G re sh a m , O regon
b r o th e r 's n a m e is S h e rm a n an d m ine
(leaf flour, a n d m o re s u b s titu te s . H o o v erlzed in my school lu n c h e s, , benefit o f th e Y M. C. A. A fte r th e
b ro th e rs a r e
now
fig h tin g .
E a st S h e rid a n .
E. E. W ellin g , P o rtla n d , It. A.
P eo p le w ho m eet us say And as th e s o ld ie rs a re now risk in g
,na(lp ,„>• p e n cils an d pens last as P ro g ra m ,
s u p p e r w ill be se rv e d a t a
W in. S ta n le y , P o rtla n d , It. A
s p rin g a n d su m m e r, A m e ric a n boys we re s e m b le v ery m uch a n d p e rh a p s th e ir lives in tlie w ar th e y n eed m o re long uh p o ssib le, h elp ed p re p a re th e p rice of 5(1 c e n ts fo r a d u lts am i 25
H E. D avis, G re sh a m , O regon.
we
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lives,
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in g e n e ra l— yes, a n d A m erican g irls
W. E. T ow le, P o rtla n d , R. A.
T h e foods s u b s titu te s fo r lneat>
w h eat,
and I
« '
..
— pro v ed th e i r a p titu d e fo r w a r g a r ­ a rc closely in te rw o v e n th a t it is d if­ s ta n d th e ir h a rd s h ip s.
II. J I’u lfe r, G re sh a m , O regon
ficult to s e p a r a te my sto ry from
h a t th e y neec m ost a re m eat, w h eat o th p I th|nR S
Havp m orp fo r o u r |
S ta r S p a n g le d B a n n e r
H
illsd
a le D i s t r i c t -
d en in g .
In a d d itio n to th is , fa rm S h erm an .
flour, ta ts an d s u g a r. T h re e s u b s tl- s o ld ie rs and a llie s .
1 h av e
also ««Y ev ery o n e.
M. K e lirll, H illsd a le , O regon.
boys a n d la r m g irls m a d e a fine re c ­
My la t h e r 's b an k ro ll grew very lu te s to r w h eat flo u r t h a t I h av e al- le a rn e d to keep w ith in my s u g a r A d d ress, by C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r
L e n ts D istric t—
rp „ gh
n |t b u tte r . H u fu s H olm an
o rd a t ra is in g food a n im a ls .
M any slow ly as we boys g rew la rg e r. B ut re ad y used a n d fo u n d real good a re ,lnU t aIl),
It. M. Itodley, 4519 P o w ell V alley
c ity a n d to w n boys w ho, fo r o n e r e a ­ h is a m b itio n g rew n o n e th e less to ry e, co rn an d b a rle y flour. L a te r on j an(i i believe best of a ll I hav e
e n te r in to d a iry in g
su p p o se th ey w ill h av e m an y m o re) |, a r lle,| to a m u s e m yself at hom e, ,
R pp<«a ««on. "A
T a le of H ard Ito ad , P o rtla n d .
T. O. S nuffen, G re sh a m , O regon
son o r a n o th e r , failed to h a v e a p a rt
O ne e v e n in g ns my b ro th e r was s u b s titu te s fo r w h eat flo ur th a t will r a „ )pr thaI1 to go t() th e m ovies,
T im e s ” — H e rb e rt E v e re tt.
D onald F u re y , L en ts, R. 1.
in th e a ll-im p o rta n t b u sin e ss of food re tu rn in g fro m school he fo u n d five be ju s t a s co m m o n as th e se . C e re a ls ;
B eliev in g th a t a penny sav ed is
R e c ita tio n , " S in c e Ma S ig n ed Up
II. E. J o h n s o n , L e n ts, O regon.
p ro d u c tio n la s t y e a r a re e a g e r to do d o lla rs. A b o u t th is tim e o n e of o u r a n d le g u m e s a re good s u b s titu te s for tw o p e n n ie s m ad e, I hope th a t 1 m ay w ith H o o v e r” — C h a rle s T a llm a n .
L u ste d D istric t—
n e ig h b o rs d ied an d b is widow w as m eal a n d fa ts. T h e food th a t 1 co n -j |,e c o n sid e re d a p u p il o f th r if t,
so th is y ear.
B. C. A ltm an , G re sh a m , It. 2.
D u et, “ A m erica I E o v e .Y o u " —
se llin g th e ir sto ck , am o n g w hich s i d t r th e b e st is b ean s. It c o n t a i n s 1
MARY E L L IO T T , A ge 14
J o h n S le re t. G re sh a m , O regon
A nd th e n eed w ill be fa r g r e a t e r
R uby a n d Ocea Jo n es.
W. I. S p en cer, G re sh a m , O re g o n .
th a n it w as a y e a r ag o .
W a r h as
R e c ita tio n , “ T h e S o ld ie r's A^lfe" L ynch D istrict
d ra w n u p o n th e n a tio n ’s m a n pow er,
— W illiam C astle.
H e rb e rt L y n ch , G re sh a m , O regon.
a n d w ill c o n tin u e to d ra w upon it.
Wm H o rn e c k e r, G re sh a m , O regon
R e c ita tio n , “ W h en F a th e r W as a
I’. S. D iirlan d , G re sh a m . O regon.
M ean w h ile, o u r ow n a n d o u r a llie s ’
i B oy”— H a rry Moffit.
L. G. B uckley, G re sh a m , O regon.
food re q u ire m e n ts a re e v e r h e a v ie r
te r e s ts of th e peo p le of O reg o n and p a rtic u la rly th e m ain o r tr u n k h ig h -
D ialo g u e, “ T h e D eaco n ’s S p o tted
B. D a h lh a n im e r, G re sh a m , O regon.
a n d h e a v ie r, sin ce E u ro p e is o b lig ed
th e d e v e lo p m e n t, p eace a n d w elfare w ays, w hich a re of th e m se lv e s m ill- C a lf " - School
P le a s a n t V alley D istrict
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1
R e c ita tio n . ”By a n d B y"
E d w a rd
H E. P o p p le to n , G re sh a m , It. 3.
v o te rs d ecid e th a t th e y do not d e s ire d u rin g th e w a r th is w ork sh o u ld be
T. P. C am p b ell, G re sh a m , O regon.
d ire c t p ro s e c u tio n o f th e w a r, w h e re ­
th a t 1 be th e ir c a n d id a te I w ill give p ro s e c u te d o n ly , w ith th e c o n sen t I B a c k stra n d .
G H. Ilich ey , G re sh a m . O regon.
as we, by v ir tu e of o u r d is ta n c e from
my u n d iv id ed su p p o rt to th e R e p u b ­ a n d ap p ro v a l of th e N a tio n a l Gov-
S ong, " B a ttle C ry of F re e d o m ” -
M r B erry , G re sh a m , O regon
lican c a n d id a te o f th e ir choice
th e a c tu a l scen e of h o s tilitie s , h av e
e rn m e n t. I ta v o r th e c o n s tru c tio n of S chool
P ow ell V alley D istrict
I sh a ll, a s fa r a s p o ssib le, m ak e a a n a d e q u a te sy ste m of m ilita ry h ig h ­
o p p o rtu n ity fo r th e p ro d u c tio n of
c . II. J o h a n s o n , G re sh a m , O regon
R e c ita tio n , “ L ittle O rp h an A n n ie'
W m. A n d e rso n , G re sh a m , O regon.
food. W e h a v e an a b u n d a n c e of f e r ­
p e rso n a l ca m p a ig n , w ith th e o b ject w ays fo r th e d e fe n s e of th e Pacific
C o ast an d believe th a t th e N a tio n a l i
A n n a Moffit.
C has. U nis, G re sh a m , O regon.
of m e e tin g as m an y in d iv id u a ls as
tile la n d , se e d is a v a ila b le , and
G o v e rn m e n t sh o u ld u n d e rta k e such
R e c ita tio n , “ W is h 't I W as a G irl”
E. J . G ra d lti, G re sh a m , O regon.
tim e w ill p e rm it, a n d sh a ll e n d e a v o r c o n s tru c tio n Im m e d ia te ly upon (he
A m erican re s o u rc e fu ln e s s can m a n ­
O. A. E k stro m , G re sh a m , O regon.
N o rm a n N oble.
to e s ta b lis h a n d
m a in ta in a close te r m in a tio n of th e w ar, so t h a t th o se
ag e to ra is e cro p s d e sp ite th e f e r til­
F ra n k G u sta fso n . G re sh a m . O re
p e rso n a l re la tio n s h ip w ith th e people re s o u rc e s, upon w hicli th e n a tio n 1 b _ D u et, " J o a n of A rk T h ey A re
R ockw ood D istrict
iz e r s h o rta g e . O u r c h ie f p ro b lem is
of th e s ta te , so th a t I m ay th e b e tte r so la rg e ly d e p e n d in g in p ro s e c u tin g * a ilin g Y ou”
R uby an d O cea
P e te r W ielan d , G re sh a in , O regon
know an d u n d e rs ta n d th e ir needs th e w ar, w ill be p ro p e rly co n se rv e d 1 Jo n e s
th a t o f h a n d s to p e rfo rm th e lab o r.
•Mr H ch an tln , F a irv ie w , O regon
an
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ts
R ig h t h e re th e A m erican boy of 12
an d p ro te c te d a n d f u r th e r as a m e a n s
R e c ita tio n , "T he D oll’s F u n e r a l”
Mr. T e g a rt, F a irv ie w , O regon.
In th e p re se n t s tru g g le fo r w orld of
a ffo rd in g em ploy m erit fo r th e h u n ­
to 18 fits in a d m ira b ly .
G e n e ra lly
W. II. HeiiHtis, G re sh a m , O regon.
B essie Jo n es.
p eace, d em o cracy an d th e very exist d re d s of th o u s a n d s o f so ld ie rs d u r ­
R u sse llv ille D istrict
s p e a k in g , h e is s tro n g o f ljody, p a ­
en ce o f th e n a tio n its e lf, th e first in g th e perio d o f r e a d ju s tm e n t o r
D ialo g u e, “ T h e D o c to r's V isit” —
II. A. L ew is, I'o rta n d , R. 1.
so lem n o b lig a tio n
o f e v e ry m an u n til su ch tim e as th e p ro d u c tiv e B essie J o n e s , W illiam C aatle.
tr io tic of Im p u lse, a n d fo p d o f th e
Jo h n W ebes, P o rtla n d , R .l, Bx 500
w om an an d ch ild is to th e la n d of
g r e a t o u t-d o o rs. T h e fa rm
offers
a c tiv itie s of p eace w ill re q u ire th e ir
R e c ita tio n ,
’T h e N am e of Did
T. L. I). T h o m as, F a irv ie w , O regon
th e ir b irth o r a d o p tio n . F a ith f u l to em
p lo y m e n t.
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S p rin g d a le D istrict
h im th e m o st w h o leso m e fo rm o f ex ­
,,
G lory - R uby Jo n e s ,
th a t o b lig a tio n O reg o n is p ro u d of
G ra n t B ell, T ro u td a le , R. 2.
f n o m in a te d a n d e le c te d
Solo. „ Kppp
„ o n |p H r ( .„ B „ r n .
e rc ise , w ith th e a d d e d p le a s u re of
Its c o n tr ib u tio n in m en, m oney, food
C has B erney, T ro u td a le , II. 2.
lu m b e r a n d sh ip s. T h e e n tire w ealth
I Hl.ull e n c o u ra g e an d s u p p o rt
L ou|hp K r|, z
se e in g Ills e ffo rts p ro d u c e p ro fita b le
B u rt C h a m b e rla in , T ro u td a le , It.2
an d all of th e re s o u rc e s of th e s ta te su ch le g isla tio n a s m ay be n ecessary
re s u lts — a lw a y s
w ith th e p ro v iso ,
A. S ö d e rs trö m , T ro u td a le , it 2.
“ T h e P e rp le x in g S itu a tio n '
Pluy
h av e been p laced a t th e d isp o sal of fo r th e e s ta b lis h m e n t of n a tio n -w id e
h o w ev er, t h a t a g ro w in g boy is n o t a
by tlie young people.
th e G o v e rn m e n t, an d if n o m in a te d
p ro h ib itio n a n d th e p e rm a n e n t a d o p ­
m an a n d sh o u ld n o t be e x p ected to
a n d e lec ted , 1 s h a ll acco rd th e n a tio n tio n of eq u a l su ffra g e In th e s ta te
H elp W C. T. U. MEETS AT
R e c ita tio n ,
“ M iss
E d ith
an d th e a d m in is tra tio n th a t fu ll and an d n a tio n .
A. C. RUBY HOME
do a m a n ’s w o rk . S om e s ta te s a re
Mali mi nt and Plat tonn.
S in g s A lo n g "
E th e l Moffit
c o m p le te m e a s u re o f su p p o rt a n d as­
n o t ev en m a k in g p la n s to m obilize
1 s h a ll e n d e a v o r a t all tim e s to
S
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T h e W. C. T. U. w ill m e e t a t th e
In a n n o u n c in g m yself as a c a n d i­ s is ta n c e w hich its p a tr io tic c itizen c re a te a n d s tim u la te th a t p a tr io tic
th e ir boy p o w e r fo r fa rm w o rk d u r ­
B essie Jo n es.
sh ip h a s a lre a d y ex acted .
h o m e o f M rs. A. C. R uby, T h u rs d a y
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T h e p eo p le o f O regon h av e placed
“ R e n tin g th e P ic c a n in n ie s ”
•‘•“ Y I a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 .
T h e re w ill he
em p lo y e re n d e re d so n ec e ssa ry by
In te llig e n tly o rg a n iz e d
an d
"of­ on th e R ep u b lican tic k e t at th e p ri­ upon th e s t a te b o o k s c e rta in law s th e s tre n u o u s c o n d itio n s of w ar a n d i by th e school
c o n v ey an ces a t th e lib ra ry a t 2 :1 5
m ary elec tio n to be h eld on May 17, w h ich , if n o m in a te d a n d e le c te d , I
fic e re d ,” th e b oys w ill g iv e a good a c ­
__________
1918, I d e s ire to ap p eal to th e v o t­ s h a ll, w ith all th e p o w er a n d a u th o r ­ so e ss e n tia l to th e p ro g re ss an d ad-
' fo r th o s e w ho h av e no o th e r way of
c o u n t o f th e m se lv e s. T h ey a re in th e e rs of O reg o n as in d iv id u a ls, who, ity of th e office o f G o v e rn o r, rig id ly
ï i i lh”
.
CHEVROLET BUYERS
going. T h e a fte rn o o n will he s p e n t
ani a n d assist, In every
K N O W V A T IIF O F P u n
fo rm a tiv e p e rio d of th e ir lives, w hen as su ch , a re w ell qu alified to ju d g e a n d u n c o m p ro m isin g ly en fo rc e . T he w ay, i.in
c o m m e n s u ra te w ith d u e and
an u w
v a tu r, Ur G an
w ith w ork an d iti a so cial good tim e.
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p ro p er
econom y, th e e d u c a tio n a l
A u to m o b ile s a re g o in g up In p rice
a n d w ill v ote as th e ir ju d g m e n t p o rta n c e Ot s ta te -w id e p ro s e c u tio n of sy stem an d in s titu tio n s o f th e s ta te ; fro m ten to tw e n ty p e r c e n t, yet A p ro g ra m of m u sic anil re a d in g s
a p p ly t h a t w h ich th e y le a rn . O nce s h a ll d irect.
th e G o v e rn m e n t's w ar a c tiv itie s re ­
h as been « ra n g e d
Solos
by th e
an d in every
p o ssib le
m a n n e r In -j th e r e se e m s to be no s la c k e rs am o n g
d u ly im p re ss e d w ith th e fa c t th a t
I am a R ep u b lican a n d b eliev e in q u ir e th a t law a n d o r d e r sh a ll p re ­ creaBe
fo llo w in g p o p u la r m u sician s have
tlle lr efficiency.
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th e i r w o rk is q u ite a s e s s e n tia l to th e p rin c ip le s o f th e R ep u b lican p a r ­ v ail. 1 s h a ll c o n s id e r it my sacred
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Ed.
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a p p r é c i i a - . 1 •h e b u y e rs o f th e C h e v ro le t.
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been p ro m ise d : v io lin , Miss L eisla
th e w in n in g o f th e w a r as is th a t of ty , an d ab o v e e v e ry th in g I am an d u ty to p re s e rv e su ch a c o n d itio n .
tlo n of th e e n o rm o u s n a tu r a l re s o u rc - j •«"burn, local ag e n t o f th a t p o p u la r |
. vo,.a |
E d elia T ow le
A m erican an d believ e in th e p rin c i­
I fa v o r th e e s ta b lis h m e n t of a es of O regon I s h a ll e n d e a v o r to p ro ­ a u to m o b ile re p o rts th e sa le o f th r e e
th e m en in th e tre n c h e s , th e y m ay p les o f my c o u n try .
I am no t a n a tio n a l, u n iv e rs a l e ig h t h o u r day m o te ^JcA clopm ent of th o s e re s o u rc ­
p ian o , M iss G lad y s N eal
An im ­
w ith in th e la s t few d ay s a n d sa y s he
be d e p e n d e d u p o n to c o n tr ib u te th e ir m e m b e r of, n o r affiliated w ith , an y fo r all classes o f la b o r ex cep t for
p o rta n t p a r t o f th e p ro g ra m w ill be
es th ro u g h e s ta b lis h m e n t of new In ­
very
n a tu r e of d u s trie s an d by e n c o u ra g in g s e ttle r s is g o in g to sell m o re o f th e m a s th e
fu ll s h a r e of th e w in n in g , fo r th a t is p a r t i c u l a f l a c t i o n o r p a rt of th e R e­ a g ric u ltu re , th e
th e s to r ie s by th e m em b ers as to
p u b lican p a rty ; n o r am I p led g ed to w h ich , m ak es it im p o ssib le to re s tric t an d u rg in g such le g isla tio n as w ill ; ro a ,l* Kpt b e tte r.
a w ay th a t boys h av e
how th e y e a rn e d th e d o lla r w hich
s u p p o rt an y o f th e c a n d id a te s fo r o f­ th e w o rk in g h o u rs to an y set n u m ­ ten d to m a k e liv in g c o n d itio n s bet- ;
A r th u r R e g n e r, th e P o rtla n d m an -
fice a t th e co m in g p rim a ry elec tio n b er.
tc r fo r th e m a n d fo r th e th o u s a n d s a g e r, w as in G re sh a m y e ste rd a y , and each o n e Is to b rin g In a t th is m e e t­
I p led g e th e p eo p le o f O reg o n , th a t,
1 am firm ly c o n v in ce d th a t th e o f w o rk e rs and la b o r e rs th r o u g h o u t
FEED PRICES
ing
h e say s th a t h is sa le s a re so e n c o u r­
in c o n d u c tin g my ca m p a ig n I will p ro g re ss, p ro s p e rity an d d e v e lo p m e n t the state.
T h e fo llo w in g la d ie s w ill a s s is t
n o t s u p p o rt an y p a r tic u la r c a n d id a te o f O reg o n d e m a n d s th a t a ll lin e s of
In a d m in is te rin g th e office o f th e a g in g th a t he h a s h a rd w ork to keep th e h o ste ss. M rs
H. L. W o ste ll,
The following prices are quoted by fo r office In p re fe re n c e to th e o th e r b u sin e ss, w ith d u e c o n s id e ra tio n fo r s l a t e ’s h ig h e s t e x e c u tiv e I s h a ll e n ­ h is c u s to m e rs su p p lie d
T h e C h ev ­
M rs
M ary
us today, subject to change without c a n d id a te fo r th e sam e office; th a t I th e a b s o lu te n e c e ssity of p ra c tic in g d e a v o r to give to O reg o n an im p a r­ ro le t Is th e p o p u la r m a c h in e th a t ( M rs. C. M. O lip h a n t,
w ill n o t p ro m ise a p p o in tm e n t to o f­ m o st rig id eco n o m y , be m a in ta in e d tia l, c le a n , eco n o m ical a n d b u sin e ss­
S h o e m a k e r, Mrs. H an s C. I.a rse n o f
notice:
fice o r p o litical p a tro n a g e to a n y o n e ; as n e a rly n o rm a l as w a r c o n d itio n s lik e a d m in is tra tio n , an a d m in is tr a ­ e v e ry b o d y a d m ire s , n o t o n ly fo r Its I
Shorts, $34.00.
th a t if n o m in a te d a n d e le c te d 1 w ill p e rm it; an d th a t p u b lic expen- tio n w hich w ill h a v e as its id eal, b e a u ty a n d g u a ra n te e d se rv ic e b u t I B o rin g .
E very m e m b e r Is a sk e d to b rin g a
s h a ll e n te r office w ith n e ith e r p ro m
Bran. $32.00.
tu r e s sh o u ld be 4 lm lted to a c tu a l n e ­ th e g r e a te s t p o ssib le a d v a n c e m e n t of fo r I ts m o d e ra te p rice, c o n s i d e r in g .
Middlings. $41.00.
Ite nor pledge to redeem, exoept c e s s itie s , u n d e r no c irc u m sta n c e s
p ro sp e c tiv e m e m b e r w ith th em .
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Holstein Dairy Feed. $34.00.
those which I give to the people i permitting private or public Im- p e rity of th e peo p le of th e s ta te , and
Oats and Barley Shorts. $45,00.
Mr. Osburn is the Gresham dealeri
tbemselves; reserving the right tp provement to interfere with the huc - th
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Hat Styles.
r o u g h ______
a n e v e r _________
in c re a sin ________w
g d evelop-
Oats and Barley wanted.
make such appointments and to cofi ceasful proaecutlou of the war
nient of its tremendous resources an'« «8 “ lways ready to make demon-
The newest styles for women,
We buy and sell for cash.
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