Gresham outlook., March 11, 1919, Image 1

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VOL. 9, NO. 3
G resham O utlook
______ _____________ GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
PETITIONS ASK BERRY GROWERS
FOR PATROLMAN NOW ORGANIZED
COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAY.
MARCH 11, 1919
Labor Takes Its Place in World Affairs
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
GRANGE VOTES
NEW MEMBERS
At a m e e tin g of m e m b e rs o f th e
A
p e rm a n e n t
o rg a n iz a tio n
of
G resh am g ra n g e No. 270 h ad a
J u s tn e s s M en's c lu b a n d th e co u n cil fr u it g ro w e rs o f th is se c tio n w as e f­
la rg e a tte n d a n c e n t th e a ll-d ay se s­
(o m m itte e on th e n ig h t police p ro ­ fected S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n u n d e r th e
sio n in g ra n g e h a ll on S a tu rd a y .
je c t h eld la st n ig h t in th e city h a ll, a n a m e of th e C o -o p e ra tiv e Berry-
T h e s ta te d b u sin e ss m e e tin g in th e
p e titio n fo r police p ro te c tio n w as p r e ­ G ro w e rs' asso c ia tio n .
The
s ta te d
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ren
o o n w as p re sid e d o v e r by E. E.
se n te d by H. L. St. C la ir o f th e b u s i­ aim of th is e n te r p ris e is th e p ro m o ­
W
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g , m a s te r o f th e g ra n g e . R e­
n ess m e n ’s o rg a n iz a tio n .
Mr.
St. tio n ot th e tr u it in d u s try in th is sec­
p
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from th e v a rio u s c o m m itte e s
C la ir c a lle d a tte n tio n to th e fact tio n fro m th e g ro w e rs ’ s ta n d p o in t.
Officers e lec ted S a tu rd a y w ore C. B.
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read
a n d th e r e g u la r ro u tin e
th a t w h ile th e p e titio n c a llin g fo r
T a llm a n , p re s id e n t; H. G. A n d rew ,
b
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B allo tin g on
th e em p lo y o f a n ig h t w a tc h m a n by vice p re s id e n t: K a rl A M iller, s e c re ­
se v e ra l a p p lic a tio n s fo r m e m b e r­
th e city c o n ta in e d a p p ro x im a te ly om ta ry . T h e b o ard of d ire c to rs , in a d ­
sh ip re s u lte d In fa v o ra b le notion by
h u n d re d a n d tw e n ty s ig n e rs , b u t o n e d itio n to th e ab o v e n am ed m en , c o n ­
th e g ra n g e r s p re s e n t. It is expecteil
s ig n a tu re acco m p a n ie d
th e re m o n ­ sists o f E u g en e C h iodo a n d W a lte r
th a t a la rg e cla ss w ill be p re s e n t fo r
s tra n c e to th e
p ro je c t.
B oth
of P . R o b in so n .
T h e c h a r t e r o f th e
In itia tio n at th e next re g u la r m e e t­
th e s e p a p e r s ’ w ere p re s e n te d to th e new c o rp o ra tio n h as no t yet a r ­
ing.
ta y p a y e rs fo r c o n s id e ra tio n .
T h e re riv ed , b u t is ex p ected to d ay .
T hv h a rv e s t d in n e r a t th e noon
w as no effort a t p e rs u a sio n on th e
T h e m e e tin g in th e lib ra ry S a tu r ­
h o u r w as a s a t* , y in g fu n c tio n , both
p a r t of th e b u sin e ss m en w ho c irc u ­ day w as a seq u el to th e p re lim in a ry
as a g u s ta to ry tr iu m p h an d as a
la te d th e p e titio n a n d th e re m o n ­ m e e tin g h eld th e r e th r e e w eeks ago
m ean s of g re e tin g o n e ’s frie n d s an d
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n e ig h b o rs. T h e ta b le g ro a n e d u n d e r
Its place in w orld a ff a irs from w hich it w-ill n e v er be d eth ro n e d H ere is p ic tu re d one reaso n w hy th a t
th ey a tte m p te d to s e c u re a n e x p re s­ g a n iz a tio n first to o k d e fin ite form
is so
It is th e lab o r le a d e rs of th e w orld in session a t P a ris — not th e co n feren ce a t B erne, S w itzerlan d
th e w eig h t of th e m an y good th in g s
sion of p u b lic s e n tim e n t in th e m a t­ At th a t tim e a c o m m itte e com posed
in w hich G erm an d e le g a te s w ere se a te d in th e in te rn a tio n a l co n feren ce show n h ere. S am u el G om pers,
to e a t. T h e lem on a n d c o c o an u t
A m erican la b o r le a d e r is in d ic a te d by a rro w To his le ft (s ta n d in g ) is G eorge B arn es, B ritish lead e r.
te r. T h e u n a n im ity of o p in io n sh o u ld of I). E. T o w le, c h a irm a n , C. P. T a ll­
pies w ere esp e c ia lly s ig h tly
w ith
receiv e c o n s id e ra tio n a t th e h a n d s m a n , H. G. A n d rew , W a lte r P . R o b ­
th e ir to w e rin g m e rin g u e s. J u d g e an d
of th e co u n cil.
in so n , A. I). T e u k e , an d W m . G ilb ert
Mrs.
S ta p le to n
w ere n o t p re s e n t,
C o u n c ilm e n K elly, G ed d es an d w as e lec ted to d raw up a c o n s titu ­
h o w ev er, a n d th e y w ere, o f c o u rse,
C lev elan d receiv ed th e p e titio n , s t a t ­ tio n an d by -law s fo r th e body. T h ese
m issed by
th e i r
fellow g ra n g e rs.
in g th a t th e y h ad been g iv en no a u ­ b y -law s
p re s e n te d
y e s te rd a y w ere
H ow ever, th e r e w ere jo k e s an d good
th o r ity to a c t in th e m a tte r . U n less a d o p te d on th e v o te of th e sco re o r
le llo w sh lp In g e n e ro u s m easu re.
a sp ecial m e e tin g is ca lle d no a ctio n m o re of in te re s te d g ro w e rs in a t ­
Mrs. W. II K e rn , le c tu re r , had
w ill be ta k e n u n til th e n ex t r e g u la r te n d a n c e .
T he to llo w iu g in fo rm a tio n an d C A B B A G E
PEAS—
p re p a re d an e x c e lle n t p ro g ra m fo r
m e e tin g o f th e co u n cil.
E arly J e r s e y W akefield, C o p en ­
L ittle M arvel, E a rly M orn, T e le ­ th e le c tu re h o u r, b u t th r o u g h illn ess
I t w as s ta te d th a t th e asso c ia tio n su g g e s tio n s w ere g iven a t th e G re sh ­
G lory, All S eason, p h o n e, S tra ta g e m . A m ount 1 pound
O p p o sitio n
to
th e p ro je c t fro m ex p ects to a sk fo r bids on th e to ta l am g ra n g e la s t S a tu rd a y by E. P. h ag en M ark et.
w .- b u n a b le to he p r e s e n t
H e r place
D anish B all H ead . A m ount 1 p ack et.
m em b ers of th e c o u n cil, w ho ta k e
PEPPERS
to n n a g e o f b e rrie s a n d o th e r p ro d ­ M offitt, in s tr u c to r in th e d e p a rtm e n t C A R R O T
w as cap ab ly filled by M rs J. R. C av-
th e p o sitio n
th a t
th e
m e rc h a n ts
C h in ese G ian t. A m o u n t 1 p ack et. a n a g e .
u c ts g ro w n , many- p ack ers, b ein g in ­ of a g r ic u ltu r e o f th e u n io n h ig h
C h a n te n a y .
A m ount
to %
sh o u ld s ta n d h a lf of th e ex p en se of
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te r e s te d in th e local cro p o f red
A p a p e r on th e a c tiv itie s of th e
p o licin g th e city , w as voiced by C has.
W in te r L u x u ry . A m o u n t V4 to 1
ra s p b e rrie s an d o th e r p ro d u ce. W ith w o rk ed o u t a n d so in s tru c tiv e th a t , C A I'I J F L O W E R
w om en of th e g ra n g e w as ab ly p re ­
ounce.
C lev elan d
w ho p re s e n te d
figures
Snow ball,
D anish
G ia n t
Dry-
se n te d by M rs. E. E. W elling.
A
n u m e ro u s a v e n u e s of b u sin e ss open th e O u tlo o k is g la d to p u b lish th e
sh o w in g th a t o n e-fifth of th e city-
sam e fo r th e b en efit o f its re a d e rs ,
packet
A u tu m n
G ian t. R A D IS H E S
vocal n u m b e r, a d u e t by M esdam es
to th e m th e m em b ers o f th e o rg a n i­
W
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Icicle,
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¡C E L E R Y __
z a tio n e x p re ss co n fid en ce in ,h e su c ­ Mr. M offitt s a y s :
nip, S c arlet G lobe. A m ount 1 o u nce C la n a h a n a n d B ru g g e r, w as w ell r e ­
sectio n .
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G olden S e lf-B la n c h in g .
A m o u n t S A L S IF Y —
ceived by th o s e p re s e n t. T h e lad les
cess o f th e u n d e rta k in g .
In th e o p in io n of o th e r s , th e fact
S ev eral in q u irie s h av e been m ad e
ounce,
re n d e re d
th e
“ L a rb o a rd W a tc h .”
M
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m
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Isle.
A
m
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th a t th e p a tro lm a n w ould be re s p o n ­
to th is d e p a rtm e n t c o n c e rn in g good C H A R D , Sw iss (se a k a le ) —
1 o unce.
MRS. HARRY OTT
M lfs M o n tag u e, G re sh a m lib ra ria n ,
sib le fo r tfie w e lfa re o f th e e n tire
L u cu llu s. A m o u n t 2 o unces,
DIES OF HEART TROUBLE s ta n d a rd v a rie tie s o f v e g e ta b le s; how
S P IN A C H —
re a d s e v e ra l le tte r s fro m M iss F r a n ­
city , as s ta te d in th e p e titio n , w ould
to a r r a n g e th e m in th e g a rd e n an d CORN , Sweet
V icto ria, L o n g -sta n d in g .
A m ount ces Isom , c h ie f lib ra ria n o f th e P o r t­
th
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fo rm an a n s w e r to th e c o u n c il’s o b ­
T h e la rg e c irc le of frie n d s o f Mrs
1 o u nce.
lan d lib ra ry a s s o c ia tio n , w ho Is now
) H o w lin g M ob, C ob C ory. A m o u n t 1
je c tio n . T h e fact th a t p re s e n t c o n d i­ H a rry O tt w ill re a d w ith g rie f of h e r u s e a -
I po u n d .
SQUASH
n c h a rg e of th e lib ra ry w ork in o u r
tio n s in d ic a te th a t th e b u sin e ss sec­ su d d e n p a ss in g aw ay la s t n ig h t at
In view o f th e fact th a t d iffe re n t C U C U M B ER S__
S u m m e r— Yellow C ro o k n e c k ; w in ­ h o sp ita ls In F ra n c e an d Ita ly .
tio n is th e d is tr ic t m ost in n eed of th e O tt h o m e on N o rth M ain s tre e t fa m ilie s p la n t d iffe re n t a m o u n ts o f
D avis P e rfe c tio n , B oston P ick lin g , te r- D elicious, G reen H u b b a rd . A m t.
T h e le c tu re o f th e a fte rn o o n w as
•% ounce.
p ro te c tio n now , does not of necessity- M rs. O tt h as been in p re c a rio u s th e v a rio u s v e g e ta b le s, th e fo llo w in g A m o u n t % o u nce.
d
eliv
e re d by C ecil M offitt, th e a g r i­
T O M A TO ES—
m ean th a t so m e o th e r d is tr ic t th e h e a lth fo r se v e ra l y e a rs , a n d it w as ta b le w ill se rv e as a g u id e to c a lc u ­ EGG PLANT
c u ltu r a l I n s tru c to r a t th e u n io n high
B lack B eau ty . A m ount tfc ounce.
B
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B
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Je
w
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S
to
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Yellow
fa c to ry o r re s id e n c e s e c tio n , fo r In­ w h ile su ffe rin g fro n t o n e of th e h e a rt la te th e a m o u n t o f seed n eed ed . T he K A L E -
Mr.
M offitt’s ad v ice upon
P e a r ( p r e s e r v in g ) , G ro u n d C h erry school.
sta n c e , may- n o t neeiP th e u n d iv id ed a tta c k s to w hich sh e w as s u b je c t p a c k e t is th e sm a lle st am o u n t th a t
S co tch C u rle d
A m o u n t 1 p ack et. (p ie s ). A m o u n t 1 p a c k e t.
th e p re p a ra tio n of th e soil, use of
K
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A
B
I—
a tte n tio n o f th e p ro p o sed w atc h m a n t h a t th e en d cam e a f t e r a d ay of s u f­ can be p u rc h a s e d .
T U R N IP —
fe rtiliz e rs , m e th o d s o f c u ltiv a tio n of
W h ite V iena.
A m ount 1 p a c k e t.
a t so m e f u t u r e tim e.
fe rin g . R e a liz in g th a t th e a tta c k was
W h ite E gg. W h ite M ilan, P u rp le h om e g a rd e n s rec e iv e d th e ra p t a t ­
|L E T T U C E —
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If th e b u sin e ss m en w ere p ay in g u n u s u a lly sev ere M rs. O tt fo u g h t
L eaf (fo rc in g ) G ra n d ra p ld s ; H ead, T op G lobe. A m o u n t ’-i ounce.
te n tio n o f nls a u d ie n c e . Mr. Moffitt
fo r th e se rv ic e s o f a w -atchm an, th ey b ra v e ly fo r h e r life d u rin g th e e n tire o f seed re q u ire d fo r 100 feet of
s p rin g a n d fa ll— B ig B oston, New-
p la n tin g —
is a m o st co n v in c in g s p e a k e r, a n d la
T
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to
Y ork.
S u m m e r— Iceb erg , H anson,
w ould, it is su p p o sed , e x p e c t hint to d ay , w ith th o u g h ts o f h e r b ereav ed
BEA N S, sn a p . I G reen b e an s)
i A m ount % o u nce.
aid In p la n n in g th e a rr a n g e m e n t *of so e n th u s ia s tic o v e r th e new a g ric u l-
rem ain on d u ty in th e ir d is tric t. T h e h u s b a n d a n d y o u n g son se e m in g a t
W ax: B lack W ax, K id n ey W ax, M USTARD
th e g a rd e n . It Is In ju rio u s to follow- u ra l c o u rse s now a v a ila b le a t th e
w e lfare o f th e city w ould seem to in ­ tim e s to h elp h e r rally as sh e h ad D avis W ax. G re e n :
R efu g ee, (o r
P o rd h o o k
F an cy .
A m o u n t *4 so m e k in d s of v e g e ta b le s w ith a n o th ­ high s e h jo l tin d e r th e S m ith -H u g h e ,
d ic a te th e n«*d o f th e se rv ic e o f a d o n e on so m an y p rev io u s o ccasio n s 100 to 1 ). P o le: K e n tu c k y W o n d er, o u nce.
Lazy W ife.
L im a : O reg o n Pole. O NIONS- -
er. T h e g ro u n d sh o u ld he used m ore act th a t he tr a n s m its h is zeal and
m u n ic ip a l p a tro lm a n .
T h e p e titio n All th a t co u ld po ssib ly be d o n e to A m o u n t 1 p o u n d .
Seed,
Y
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G
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D
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th a n on ce d u rin g th e y ear.
ir th e e n th u s ia s m to th o s e a b o u t him . Ho
as h a n d e d to th e c o u n c ilm e n w as sa v e h e r w as d o n e by h e r d ev o ted B E E T S —
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tr a lia n B row n. A m o u n t 1 ounce. g a rd e n plot is fe rtiliz e d a b u n d a n tly Is a w elcom e a d d itio n to th e life of
fa m ily , clo se frie n d s, a n d Dr. .1. M
s u b s ta n tia lly as fo llo w s:
E a rly : E a rly M odel. E a rly E g y p ­ Seta, Y ellow G lobe D anvers A u s tr a ­
he g ra n g e a n d lo c a lity , an d h is r e ­
it w ill p ro d u c e se v e ra l cro p s, a n d
L a te :
D etro it D ark
Red. lian B row n. A m o u n t 2 p o unds
W e, th e u n d e rs ig n e d ta x p a y e rs S h o rt, w ho h ad com e to h e r a s s is t­ tia n .
cep tio n by th e g ra n g e r s on S a tu rd a y
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h e re b y p e titio n th e co u n cil to e m ­ a n c e m an y tim e s in th e p a st few
D w arf Moss C u rle d .
A m o u n t 1 T h e g a rd e n plot w ill yield a b o u t ten m u st h av e been a m a tte r of m uch
ploy a n ig h t w a tc h m a n to p a tro l th e y e a rs . T h e se v e rity of th e a tta c k a t BROCCOLI I W in te r C au liflo w er.)
St. V a le n tin e , May Q ueen. A m ount packet.
b u sin e ss se c tio n o f th e city an d to
tim e s a s m uch as an y o th e r p lo t of s a tis fa c tio n to him .
P A R S N IP —
sa fe g u a rd th e w e lfa re of th e city in la s t sap p ed h e r fa ilin g s tr e n g th an d 1 p a c k e t.
G ra n g e so n g s a n d p a tr io tic a ir s bv
H ollow C ro w n , H a lf L ong, A m ount e q u a l size on th e fa rm , m oney v alu e
g e n e ra l:
J o h n C an n o n ,
II. L. St. sh e p assed q u ie tly a t a b o u t seven B R C S S E S L S SP R O U T S
I he m e m b e ri clo sed th e e n te r ta in in g
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C la ir, W. R. B u rk e , A. J. W. B row n. o ’clo ck la s t ev en in g .
p ro g ra m .
I »Istance
E W. A y lsw o rth a n d o th e r s p re s e n t­
A c co m p an y in g h e r h u s b a n d , Dr.
Ito
B e tw e e n
C R O P S i’t,A N T E D
ed th e p e titio n to ta x p a y e rs fo r a c ­
Nu
Row s
S h o w in g D a te o f P la n tin g o r T r a n s p l a n t i n g
H a rry O tt, M rs. O tt cam e to G resh am
c e p ta n c e o r re je c tio n .
INDUSTRIAL CLUB
2 t In c h e s
1
24
P eas, p la n te d M a rc h 10-25 fo llo w e d liy f a ll c a b b a g e , J u n e 10-20.
as a b rid e a f t e r th e ir m a r ria g e in
2
24 in c h e s
P e a s . M a rc h 10-30. l u ll c a u liflo w e r, J u n e 10-25
LEADERS TO MEET
G a rd n e r, K a n sa s, six te e n y e a rs ago.
A BIRTHDAY KIRMESS
3
12 In c h e s
S p in a c h , o r S w is s c h a r d , M a rc h 10-25. L a te c a r r o ts . Juni-1-20.
AT J. H. STERLING'S HOME B o rn th e r e on D ecem b er 21, 1881,
4
12 In c h e s
G re e n o n io n s ( s e t s ) , M n reh 10-25. L a te b e e ts J u n e 1-20.
MI hh E th e l C a lk in s, c o u n ty le a d e r
5
24 In c h e s
T u r n ip s , r a d is h e s , k o h l- ra h i A p ril 1-10.
lle n d l e t t u c e J u n e 1-10.
M rs. O tt g rew to w o m an h o o d and
of In d u a tria l d u b s , h as s e n t o u t to
Ju v e n ile G resham w ended its happy-
6
24 in c h e s
E a rly c a b a tie ( h e a d le t t u c e p l a n t s b e tw e e n ) M a rc h 2 5 -A p rll 10 C e le ry o r b ro c c o li J u l y 1-12.
ta u g h t in th e K a n sa s sch o o ls. H er
th e local le a d e rs a le t te r In fo rm in g
w ay up th e hill w est o f tow n to a
7
30 in c h e s
P eas, A p ril 10-25. B r u s s e l» s p r o u t s a n d S c o tc h k a le Ju ly 1-20
k een m in d an d sp le n d id t r a i t s of
th em o f a m e e tin g to be h eld a t th e
8
30 I n c h e s
P e a s . A p ril 15-30. W in te r e a h h a g e J u l y 10-25.
b irth d a y cele b ratio n a t th e Ja m e s II.
c h a r a c te r a ttr a c te d
m an y
firm
!•
18 in c h e s
E a rly b e e ts , A p ril 10-25. L a te s n a p b e a n s , J u l y 15.
c o u rth o u s e in P o rtla n d on S a tu rd a y ,
S te rlin g hom e y este rd a y aftern o o n .
10
18 in c h e s
E a rly c a r r o ts , A p ril 10-25. L a te s n e p h e s n s , J u l y 20-30.
fr ie n d s th e r e a n d h e re in G resh am .
M arch 15 tit o ne o ’clock. A cco rd in g
R u th and R obert, six-year-old tw in s
,
. t ,,
11
18 In c h e s
H ead le ttu c e . A p ril 20-30.
L e ttu c e se ed ed a t d if fe r e n t i n t e r v a l s .
of th e fam ily, e n te rta in e d th e ir young
Bhe h eld an e n v lab Ie Placp '»
to th e a n n o u n c e m e n t th e m e etin g will
12
24 In c h e s
D ry o n io n s, A p ril 20-25.
(S e ta o r s e e d s ) .
frien d s w ith a ro liek in g k irm e ss on
b ’>ar,f’ ° / m an y of o u r people
13
20 in c ite s
P a r s n ip s . A p ril 25 to M ay l a ( r a d i s h e s to m a rk th e ro w s )
be a very Im p o rta n t o n e w hich all
II
24-30 in.
S a ls if y . A p ril 25 to M ay 15.
th is au sp icio u s occasion.
, I e r re a d y w lt a n d m an y a « o m p lis h
co n c e rn e d sh o u ld a tte n d . S he sa y s :
15
24-30 in.
S n a p b e a n s . M ay 1-10. F’a ll
tu r n ip s , A u g u s t 10-30,
S upervised by Miss E lorence H oney n ,en t8 m a d e h e r a “ ^ h - d e s lr e d
I h av e been u n a b le to m eet each
lfi
30 in c h e s
S n a p b e a n s . M ay 15-25.
o ne of you s e p a ra te ly b ecau se I have
an d Miss G race F ieldhouse, th e young- * Ue8t a n d b p fo re b p r h P alth failp d 80
17
30 I n c h e s
T o m a to e s , M ay 16-30.
been ru s h in g th ro u g h my o rg a n iz a ­
ste m rom ped th ro u g h a ra p tu ro u s a f- •'<” «’
*h <’
m uch p le a s u re
18
30 in c h e s
P e p p e r s , J u n e 1-10. E g g p la n t, J u n e 1-10.
tio n , b u t I believe we h av e a plan by
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w
ith
19
30 in c h e s
L im a b e a n s . M ay 15-30.
tern o o n of jo lly gam es an d contests.
w hich you will g ain m uch In fo rm a ­
20
30 In c h e s
C o rn , s w e e t, A p ril 30 to J u n e 21 ( h a v e m o re th a n o n e p la n tin g .)
frie
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ig
h
b
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rs.
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ra
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tion fo r th e w ork In w hich we a re all
London bridge, b lind-m an's buff, drop-
21
48 In c h e s
C u c u m b e rs . M ay 15-20 P u m p k in s , M ay 15.
p e rs o n a lity ,
to g e th e r w ith th e fin­
In te re ste d .
th e h a n d k erh cief, S lm on-says-thum bs
22
48 in c h e s
S q u a sh . M ay 15-20. M elo n s, M ay 15-20.
“ I uni p la n n in g a m e e tin g of t h -
23
30 in c h e s
P r y h e a n s , M ay 10-20.
up, all th e old favorites, an d a score ish e d a r t is t r y o f h e r p ian o p lay in g
local le a d e rs th r o u g h o u t th e co u n ty
24
24-30 In
E a rly p o ta to e s M m b 16-25.
L a te p o ta to e s , A p ril 20 to M ay 20
m
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a
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of new s tu n ts an d th r ills for everybody
on S a tu rd a y , M arch 15, at o n e o ’clock
In Room 713, C o u rth o u s e . S ev eral of
T hey pasted y a rd s of m ulti-colored to th e d e v o te d frie n d s w ho m o u rn
RUTH.
THE
GLEANER
RECEPTION
PLANNED
OREGON DOUGHBOYS
h e r p assin g .
th e s ta le le a d e rs w ill he p re se n t to
k in d e rg a rte n rings. Oh, th e b liss of
FOR RETURNED HEROES
AT PLEASANT HOME
W ith h e r m o th e r, Mrs. M ary P a tc h
GREETED BY FRIENDS d iscu s th e p lan s of th e w ork in g e n ­
*
d iv in g in to th e paste pot w ith o u t a
e ra l and a lso as to th e In d iv id u al
single p a re n ta l “No! ho! E th e l!” And o f G a rd n e r, K a n sa s, w ho resid ed , h e re
P la n s have been sta rte d for a re ­
U n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e L a d le s’
A n o th e r c o n tin g e n t of O re g o n ’s clu b s, th e m e e tin g s, d e m o n s tra tio n s ,
fo
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m
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of
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rs,
sh
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jo
in
e
d
th
e
etc. T h en I w ish to ta lk w ith you
those gorgeous candy Bticks a foot
M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h , ta k in g a cep tio n to be given In th e n e a r fu tu re Aid of th e M. E. c h u rc h th e r e will be ow n boys h av e r e tu rn e d from o v e r­ c o n c e rn in g p lan s fo r th e w ork In th e
long!
And th e ra p tu re of tw o b irth d a y p a r t ,n ,h p a c tlv ,,lp 8 of
w o m e n ’s in ho n o r of th e re tu rn e d so ld iers and a sa c re d c a n ta ta , “ R u th ,” re n d e re d seas an d h av e been given a w elcom e co u n ty th is y e a r th e c o u n ty picnic,
a
u
x
ilia
rie
s
.
She
w
as
also
a
m e m b e r s a ilo rs of th is v icin ity . It is proposed a t th e M. E. c h u rc h of P le a s a n t in P o rtla n d b e fittin g th e h appy o c ­ local fa irs an d th e co u n ty fa ir th a t
cakes w ith six g litte rin g can d les set
we m ay get c o m m itte e s a p p o in te d fo r
to use R e g n e r’s hall for th e occasion
o
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ta
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in
G
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n
e r.
H om e, M arch 14 at 8 :1 5 p. tn
C ast casio n .
In tin y roses on th e ir snow y tops!
T h o u sa n d s th ro n g e d th e d iffe re n t p h ases of th e w ork. W e a re
an
d
th
e
d
ate
will
probably
be
F
rid
ay
F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ill be h eld a t
to elect a m e m b e r to re p re s e n t clut,
O th er goodies, too; and all th e Ice
of c h a ra c te rs a r e as follow s:
s tr e e ts o f P o rtla n d an d c h e e re d th e w ork on th e e x e cu tiv e c o m m itte e of
n ig h t, M arch 21.
cream one could devour, w ith o u t a th e h o m e of M rs. P a tc h in K a n sa s.
R u th , Miss L a u ra S h ip le y ; O rp ah , s tu rd y v e te ra n s as th e y m a rc h e d to th e fa rm b u re a u , also
T he co m m ittee on a rra n g e m e n ts will
solicitous m o th e r m ea su rin g one's ca­ D r. O tt a n d th e i r y o u n g son J o h n ,
“ I hope th a t you w ill find It p o ssi­
m eet at th e lib ra ry F rid a y evening, Miss M arion F o r te ; N aom i, Miss th e a u d ito riu m , w h ere th e y w ere b le to be w ith us a t th is tim e .’’
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t
six
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from
pacity. T h ere w ere g ifts of b irth d a y
H
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a
B
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er;
B
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Rev.
E
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B.
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te
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to
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M
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14,
at
7:30
o’clock.
T
he
co
m
m
it­
books an d gam es, and h an k ies, and T ro u td a le , w ith th e body.
A ccom ­ boys w ere g la d to g et aw ay fro m th e MEETING TO DISCUSS
tee c o n sists of G eorge F. H oney, c h a ir­ to n ; R e a p e r, H. L. B all.
jolly green m arb les th a t w ere alw ays
A cro w d , h o w ev er, a n d se a rc h o u t th e ir
P o rtla n d p a p e rs on S a tu r d a y c a r m an, M ayor G eorge K enney, T heodore p a n is t, M iss M ild red St. C lair.
SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION
ro llin g u n d e r so m eth in g o r o th er.
rle d th e n o tic e o f th e m a rria g e li­ B rugger, E lm er F. Goodwin, N. O. c h o ru s w ill a ss ist In th e w ork.
ow n p a r tic u la r fo lk s. T h ey h a v e r e ­
T he young g u ests Included R obert
All m em b ers o f r u r a l sch o o l d is ­
O th e r m u sical n u m b e rs an d re a d ­ ceived th e ir d is c h a rg e s a n d w ill very
cen se o f D avid I). U p d eg raff a n d Miss F u ller, Rev. E. A. L eo n ard , Rev. J.
an d Gwen M etzger. M arjo rie an d L aw ­
tric
t» of th is co u n ty a re re q u e s te d to
E v a A n d erso n . I t h as been le a rn e d M ontcalm B row n, Rev. S G. Roper, in g s w ill be g iv en so th a t it will be soon be back on th e ir old Jobs o r
rence A ylsw orth, R oberta an d G erald
sen d a t le a s t o n e m e m b e r to m e e tin g
th a t th e m a rria g e to o k p lace on S a t­ II. L. S t.C lair, T. J. S k lrv in , K. A an a ttr a c tiv e p ro g ra m w hich th e la ­ som e new o n es.
K idder, J e r ry E llng, B etty T horne,
G resh am boys w ho w ere seen In to be h eld a t C a rls o n ’s h a ll. G re s h ­
u rd a y , b u t no d e ta il» o f th e happ> M iller, Mrs. O. A. E astm an , Mrs. Jo h n ! dles hope w ill p le a s e ev ery o n e.
Ja m e s S hoem aker, F re d e ric k H ow itt,
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I th e cro w d w ere S e rg e a n t G uy Jo n e s , am , W e d n esd ay e v e n in g . M arch 12,
e v e n t w ere o b ta in a b le .
T h e b rid e M etzger an d Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an . The
A nna B ru n er, D oris and B eth Z im m er­
A d o ie n c h ic k e n s a re m issin g lim y H am lin an d F re d H a r tt
L ieu- to d iscu ss an d a d o p t so m e plan o f
w as a re s id e n t o f G resh am a n d fo r p ro g ram will a p p e a r la te r In th e O u t­
m an.
The grow n-ups p re se n t, who
fro ra th e ro o sts In th e B W E m ery te n a n t Krp(, C ra n e WM
, rom a ctio n in re g a rd to S e n a te B ill 45 fo r
.
s e v e ra l y e a rs th e very efficient s e c re ­ look.
serv ed and c h a tte d and sp e n t a d e -,
p
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ltry
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faces
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h
a
s
bee,, c o n so lid a tin g sch o o l d is tric ts of th is
ta r y o f th e M u ltn o m a h A C la c k a m a s
lig h tfu l a ftern o o n w ith M rs S te rlin g
c h a r a c te r w as seen le a v in g th a t vlcin- le a rn e d th a t he is s e rio u sly ill in th e c o u n ty . A ble s p e a k e rs w ill be p re s ­
O n e H n m ire d and F if t y H a ts.
M u tu al T e le p h o n e
co m p an y .
H er
w ere Mrs. J. E. M etzger. Mrs. F Beak.
m an y fr ie n d s h e re wish h e r h a p p i­ h av e been b o u g h t fo r G resh am an d Ity o n e n ig h t re c e n tly w ith a h ea v ily | base h o sp ita l a t C am p L ew is, w here e n t to ex p lain all p o in ts of th is bill
Mrs. E W. A ylsw orth, Mrs. L. L. K id ­
P o rtla n d tra d e . T h ey a re on d isp lay lo ad ed g u n n y sack .
n e ss a n d p ro s p e rity .
: his f a th e r a n d m o th e r h a ste n e d late
I. W. W .s a re p la n n in g a n a tio n ­
h e re th is w eek o n ly . G resh am peo p le
d er, Mrs. T h o rn e, Mrs. S hoem aker, and ,
on S u n d ay n ig h t in re sp o n se to a te l­ w ide s tr ik e on May 1st. T h e fa ilu re
a re to h av e th e first choice.
Misz
Mrs. C. M Z im m erm an.
Down
w
ith
p
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ss
im
ism
i
N
eeds
of
C h e v ro le t p a rts a n d re p a irin g . C. M illin ery Co -A dv.
eg ra m fro m th e a u th o r itie s .
o f g e n e ra l s trik e s is m a k in g such
th e h o u r a re vision a n d c o u ra g e . A m ­
E. O sb u rn A Co.
m o v em en ts a lm o st Im possible
T he
W ants. Wants, w ants.
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S p o tlig h ts a n d e le c tric h o rn s, C.
If you re a d th e o th e r fe llo w ’s w ant s tr ik e as w eapon o f la b o r h a s a lm o st
co lu m n .
Try a want ad. Phone 701.
of p re s e n t as It h as o f th e p ast.
i E. O sb u rn A Co.
ad. h e 'll re a d y o u rs
ceased to fu n ctio n .
SUGGESTED PLAN OF PLANTING
FOR HOME VEGETABLE GARDEN