Gresham outlook., April 15, 1919, Image 1

G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 9, NO. 13
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON
CANNERS STUDY
BERRY OUTLOOK
T he sum m ons issued to (lit* ncr.-y
grow t rs o f I ’a irv ie w b ro u g h t out the
whole c o u n try side S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
1-5 w m eetings In th is v ic in it y nave
been more fu lly attended, o r o f in o rc
iu ti- r is t lo c a lly th a n the one pr< sided
over b jrC o u n ty Agent S. It l l . i ’ I in the
I'a iriie w town null A full batti 11 of
inti i i s tin g speak« rs was p ro vid e d ,
THRIFT MEETING
BY CLUB WORKERS
TUESDAY, APRIL 15
FOREWARNED IS FOREARMED
A series o f t h r if t m eetings in d i f ­
fe re n t school d is tr ic ts th ro u g h o u t the
c o u n ty are in progress w ith W. C.
A ld e rso n , co u n ty school s u p e rin te n d
ent, M iss E th e l C a lkin s, in d u s tr ia l clu b
leader, and M r F reem an, assista nt
state m anager o f tin* t h r ir t cam paign,
in charge.
T h r if t contests are a r ­
ranged w itli p u p ils fro m tw o d is tr ic ts
co m p e tin g
in
fo u r
m in u te
t h r if t
speech«». Last F rid a y evening, P ark-
ro s" and F a irv ie w schools competed.
M iss I . iliia n H e slin , o f F a irv ie w w in ­
n in g the decision as tlv* best speech
m ake r,a nd in c id e n tly c a p tu rin g tin*
prize, a fiv e -d o lla r w a r s a vin g stam p.
A n added fea tu re o f the program is
le c tu re by M iss C a lk in s on the w o rk
o f tlie school in d u s tria l d u b s illu s ­
tra te d w itli ste re o p tico n slides, w ith
.Mr. A ld erso n o p e ra tin g the la n te rn .,
Om a s io u a lly .Miss C a lk in s takes charge
o f tin* m achine am i M r. A lderson la kes I
tin floor. E ith e r way about, it is most
e n te rta in in g . T hey w ill lie in Gresh
am on M ay 8th.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1919
$1.50 PER YEAR
A JOINT CELEBRATION
FOR I. 0. 0. F JUBILEE
P la ns f o r the c o m in g Odd F e llo w
i c e n te n n ia l ju b ile e
are
fast ta k in g
I fo rm .
T lie occasion o f th is liu u -
j d re d th a n n iv e rs a ry o f O d d fe llo w sh ip
in A m e ric a w ill he ce le b ra te d w it li
I f it tin g ce re m o n ie s In M aso nic h a ll
| on S a tu rd a y
e v e n in g ,
A p r il 2 6 th ,
j w hen an e la b o ra te p ro g ra m
w ill be
re n d e re d to th e I. O. O. F. m em bers
o f G re sh a m , B o rin g , Sandy and Es-
I tacada lodges and t h e ir frie n d s .
.1. (». M ast, c h a irm a n o f tlie co u i-
I m ltte e on a rra n g e m e n ts an no un ces
[ th a t W in. A. C a rte r, a P o rtla n d a t­
to rn e y and past g ra n d m a ste r o f th e
I O regon lo dg e w ill he the m a in spe ak-
| o r o f tin* e v e n in g .
T h e re
w ill he
J se ve ra l e x c e lle n t m u s ic a l n u m b e rs by
LOCALGRANGERS
ATTACK DIVORCE
G resha m
session in
, E.
E.
g ru n g e
W e llin g ,
i business
m et
in
a ll-d a y
g ra n g e f la il on S a tu rd a y .
session
m a s te r,
in
opened
th e
tlie
m o rn in g ,
a fte r w h ic h a class o f fiv e In itia te s ,
M r. and M rs. C e cil M o ffitt, M iss E th e l
C a lk in s , M iss M o n ta g u e and M rs. II.
H. E lin g , w e re g iv e n th e firs t and
second degree w o rk o f th e o rd e r. A t
noon tlie usu al tine h a rve st d in n e r
was serve d, th e c h a p la in , M rs. I). R.
W a lte rs , g iv in g tin* in v o c a tio n .
A
th e U n io n i l i g l i scho ol o rc h e s tra an,I v is ito r at th e session a:-.;', d in n e r was
G lee clu b s, u n d e r d ire c tio n o f P ro ­ M rs. J. W . S h a ttu c k , f o r m a n y years
fesso r T a y lo r
A m ale q u a r te t fro m a p ro m in e n t w o r k e r and a t one tim e
Hie m a ste r in tlie lo ca l g ra n g e . Sin*
B o rin g p ro m ise s som e e x c e lle n t en­
was a ffe c tio n a te ly g re e te d b) m any
te r ta in m e n t.
M iss T e lfo r d w ill g iv e o ld e r m em b ers and frie n d s .
v io lin n u m b e rs. S e c re ta ry M o ra n d o f
G ra n g e
songs
by
tlie m em b ers
tl»c c o m m itte e is in Sandy to d a y a r ­ opened tin* a fte rn o o n session, w ith
W. R. K e rn , le c tu r e r , tit ch a rg e o f
ra n g in g fo r some n u m b e rs fro m th a t
th e p ro g ra m .
lodge, tlie pla n b e in g fo r each o f th e
w Coileite planted the new berry, tutd
M rs. J. R. C a v a n a g li read a la u g h ­
I a p p re c ia tin g at once tin- fla v o r o f tin
to u r lodges to p ro v id e tw o n u m b e rs a b le s a tire on th e a c tiv itie s o f a g o v ­
A u to S lag * C h an g es R o u tin g .
I n o v c ily , lie saved the tip s, s e ttin g out
fo r tlie p ro g ra m .
E staca da w ill p ro ­ e rn m e n t " e x p e r t ” w h o jo u rn e y e d out
■ three acraa of them the next s asot
fro m a c ity to ad vise tlie fa rm e rs and
T lie G re s h a m -P o rtla n d a u to stage
vid e an o r a to r and M r. G a rris o n o f
Tin- i i i t step was to create a m a rk
fa r m e r s ’ w ive s a b o u t w a r em e rge ncy
lias cha ng ed its r o u tin g to tlie Base
B o rin g w ill also address th e Odd crops.
f i r IBs p ro d u c t; and th is was at tir s t
T h e c a n n in g o f h o rs e ra d is h
L
in
e
in
ste
a
d
o
f
tlie
S
ection
L
in
e
ro
a
d
,
~ I How w o rk.
But by th is tim e (' N
F e llo w s . A f u ll p ro g ra m w ill be p u b- and p re p a ra tio n o f n salad c o n ta in ­
THE CHEVROLET
BAPTIST MEMBERS
I l.a C o lle tte had become enthused ovet g o in g in to the c ity on B e lm o n t a ve ­
lis lie d in a n o th e r issue o f the O ut- in g sixte e n in g re d ie n ts , w ere tw o ot
1 TON TRUCK
RENOVATE PROPERTY lo
tin- lo g a n b e rry am i w ith c u ttin g s fro m nue at 41st m ree t.
tlie e x p e rt h e lp fu l sug ge stion s.
T h e cha ng e is
ok.
his fa th e r's patch, lie set out 15 a res m ade because o f tlie fa ct th a t a la r g ­
A c h a rm in g fe a tu re o f th e a f t e r ­
I
In*
tr
u
c
k
th
a
t
reached
G
overn­
I o f ih e fr u it . F a th e r and son hrough
S a tu rd a y was C le a n -u p a m i B r ig lit -
noon was M iss E d e lia T o w le ’s s in g ­
e r n u m b e r o f people on tlie Base
m
en
t
C
am
p,
at
tin*
base
o
f
M
'tT
’lIo
o
d
' l a i r pro du ct to P o rtla n d and son
1 in* road are d e s irin g tile service.
in g . G resha m is in de ed fo r tu n a te in
e ti-u p day lo r tin* m em bers o f tin*
Itc lic k a lis I n i t i a t e T h r e e .
them o il the m a rke t there. It was not T lie p a v in g on th e ro a d is now p ra c- and re tu rn e d w it li a f u ll loud o f
h a v in g such a g ra c io u s y o u n g w o m an
G resham B a p tis t c h u rc h , and as a re ­
[s n o w . B o th trip s w ere m ade loaded,
a Ion;; tim e u n til the y had c r e a t'd a tic a lly c o m p ie te li.
o f h e r a c c o m p lis h m e n ts to d e lig h t us
G resha m
R ebekah
lo dg e m et in
It is tlie tirs t in s ta n c e w here any s u lt o f th e ir e ffo rts nt s p rin g cle a n in g
w it li h e r
m usic.
T lie
tw o
solos,
g ro w in g m a rke t. T ile second and 'tit
and s p rttc in g -u p , tin* c h u rc h its e lf re g u la r session last e v e n in g in Odd “ D a nn y B o y " , a S cotch b a lla d , and
tr u c k lias a cco m p lish e d ib is fe a t.
t h i r l years, tin* dem and exceeded th i
b a n iiu i* P a r t i l i i i l a i .
to the " L i t t l e M o th e r o f M in e ", Hie lo v e ly
M any tim e s have passenger ears, and tin- pre m ises are
supply. H a v in g increased th e ir log*. a
in e xce lle n t F e llo w 's h a ll, in a d d itio n
I b e rry acreage s te a d ily tin* La F o lie 'tis
M c C o rm a c k
n u m b e rs ,
wen*
C liapi roned by M r. and M rs. W It. w itli no lo ad , b ra ve d th e w e a th e r at I c o n d itio n fo r tlie W illa m e tte B a p tis t r o u tin e business Hire** new m em bers, Jo h n
' supplied tile fresh f r u it tra d e com plete
b e a u tifu lly re n d e re « .
B urke , M r. and M rs. W ill Ht-ssel, and mad** tlie t r ip , tin t, jt has been done
M
rs.
L
iz
z
ie
G
ibbs,
Roy
G
ib
b
s,
and
! ly ; and ca stin g ¡B en t fo r a means M r. am i M rs. C. E. O sburn, m any by a tr u c k , a C h e v ro le t, f o r tlie tirs t asso cia tion m e e tin g h e re A p r il 29
J u d g e S ta p le to n h a il been in v ite d
A s u p ­ to m ake th e ad dre ss o f tin* le c tu re
and
30.
V ery
e a rly C. E. P la tts , H a rry T r u it t w ere in itia te d .
of r.B '.izing tin la rg e r o u tp u t, they ids G ris h a m young people enjoyed a pre t- ti,me.
T h is w o n d e rfu l tr u c k is ju s t tin* m a n u a l
tr a in in g
in s tr u c to r at 'lie pe r a n il so cia l tim e was e n jo ye d la te r h o u r w it li th e u n d e rs ta n d in g tlia t h<>
cove »ed the p o s s ib ilitie s o f the lo g a n ­ y d a n c in g p a rty in M asonic H a ll on
b e rry ju ic e Indlltotrv. Since de veloping F rid a y evening. E xce lle n t m usic was id e a l c a r r ie r f o r tin* fa r m e r w h e th e r h ig h school, was out in a c a rp e n te r's in th e e v e n in g .
H e e le c t r i­
M ay 14 is th e date choose IBs ow n s u b je c t.
th a t p ro je c t to its present s ta n d in g p ro vid e d by a s m a ll o rc h e s tra ; and lie ow ns a few acres o r m an y, i t is ap ro n te a rin g oft o i l lu m b e r a b o u t f o r tlie R ebekah c e le b ra tio n o f tile fied IBs lis te n e rs by a n n o u n c in g tlie
they have never been able t > procure a lto g e th e r tin* i‘Veiling was a most a necessity f o r tlie m an in an y b u s i­ 'lie c h u rc h fo u n d a tio n s and n a ilin g 2 5 th a n n iv e rs a ry o f tlie fo u n d in g of d iv o rc e e v il as h is to p ic . W h ile it m ay
happy one.
ness, la rg e o r s m a ll, w h e re lie has Ion a new fin is h at a liv e ly d ip . J. N. th e lo c a l c h a p te r.
n o t a t firs t have o c c u rre d to tlie
a ll the berles the y needed.
loads to h a u l.
g ra n g e rs th a t th s p ro b le m con ce rn e d
[C la n a h a n and E. D a vid so n were h u si-
V iiit the* purchase* o f the la rge t r i t
th e m p e rs o n a lly , it was n o t tu n n y
Com e in a m i see us, get a d e m o n ­ , ly h a u lin g up new lu m b e r f o r the
at F a irv ie w the y hope to gro w lo ga n­
' i n i e i i i a i i H iit e lic r H a ng ed.
J a p a n e s e to tin* F o re.
m in u te s b e fo re J u d g e S ta p le to n b a il
s tr a tio n
o f th is
w o n d e rfu l
1-ton : w o rk . Rev. A. .1. W a re was o u t in an
b e rrie s in u n lim ite d q u a n titie s .
Mr
succeeded in c o n v in c in g e v e ryo n e in
O f in te re s t at th is tim e o f r e lie f w o rm -d riv e tr u c k , H in t e a s ily accom ­ old coat te a rin g o ff tlie fr o n t steps
l.a F o lle tte
considers
the
S u n d ia l
T
lie
firs
t
to
respond
and
act
on
Hie
th e h a ll th a t th e d iv o rc e q u e s tio n
ranch th e choicest b e rry site in tlie w o rk in b e h a lf o f tile A rm e n ia n s is p lish e s fe a ts, h e re to fo re th o u g h t im ­ ¡»nil h iiild in y up a new s to u t set o f
w as a p e rs o n a l one in th a t it was the
s ta irs .
M a itla n d
G eddes, R ig fo rd a d v ic e o f tlie ca n n e rs re g a rd in g in
sla te
O w in g to the s c a rc ity o f b e rry Hit* new s th a t K e rn e l Bey, g o v e rn o r possible.
creased*
s
m
a
ll
F
ruit
an
d
b
e
rry
acre
r e s u lt o f
w ro n g
s o c ia l c o n d itio n s ,
T h e p ric e $151 0 p in s w a r la x at Peterson and o th e r
h e lp e rs w ir e
p 'a n ts a t th is tim e , they w ill plan t o f D ia r b e k r sq u a re in D u m b m l in
age, lire , as u su a l, th e Japanese her
w it li th e re m e d y s q u a re ly up to eve ry
h u s tlin g a b o u t a t odd jobs.
o n ly o re q u a rte r o f the b e rry a rre u g i tin* presence o f tin* m ilit a r y g o v e r­ G rh s h a n i f o r tin- chassis.
ry
g
ro
w
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rs
and
tr
u
c
k
g
a
rd
e
n
e
rs
c itiz e n f o r a d ju s tm e n t and b e tte r ­
E. O s b u rn * Co., are tin - local
in s id e tlie c h u rc h a corp s o f w o rk
th is ’ ear, s u p p ly in g the c u ttin g s them
nor of
C o n s ta n tin o p le
a m i o th e r
T h e irs Is an exa m ple m e n t. T h e p ro b le m o f e a rin g f o r Hie
a g e n ts fo r tlie tr u c k , as w e ll as the «•IS wen*
h a v in g
an o ld f isliion.*«l tin* d is tr ic t.
h ig h o tlic ia ls .
selves fo r ne xt years p la n tin g o" th
No c o rn e r escaped m a n y la n d o w n e rs c o u ld fo llo w w itli c h ild r e n o f d iv o rc e d p a re n ts , o f g iv ­
re m a in d e r o f the p ro p e rty .
Pi a. -a t t
He was a d ju d g e d re s p o n s ib le fo r c u r, w h ic h is o b ta in a b le w it li seve ral s iltin g d e n n in g
in g th e m tlie a d va n ta g e s th e y have a
A dv
G ic ir b ro o m s and d u s te rs .
T h e c a r­ p r o fit to th e m se lve s and to tlie com
w ill be g ro w n on the rid ge , an id al A rm e n ia n d e p o rta tio n and m assa­ d iffe re n t s ty le s o f bodies.
x
_ _ _ _ _ _ __
p e l s were re m o ve d
and re n o v a te d , m u n lty . T h e w o rd to p la n t M a rs h a ll r ig h t to e xp e ct, is oue th a t c a lls fo r
lo ia t im : and in fo u r years should bear cre». One o f in s p o lice co m m a n d e rs
s tra w b e rrie s
had
no so o n e r gone m uch s e rio u s th o u g h t a n il some d e f­
tlie c e ilin g s sw e pt. A m o n g tlie w o rk
was sentenced to fifte e n ye a rs ' im ­
a lig h t crop. Seventeen v a rie tie s a r
M u lt n o m a li F a ll* F u !l.
a c tio n .
T h e T en C o n in ia n il-
ers w ere th e M esdam es B. F. J o h n ­ f o r t h tita n th e y set o u t n u m e ro u s in ite
being
p lan te d
to
sup ply
the p ris o n m e n t in a fo rtre s s .
new pa tch e s o f th is fine ja m p ro d u c t n ie n ts and tlie G old en R u le postered
m a rk e t w ith fresh f r u it th ro u g h o u t
M r. and M rs. J. R <'a vallatigli and son. it. B eadle, M. S h o e m a ke r, E. Da
a ro u n d th e c o m m u n ity w ill n o t im ­
the < n tlr e season fro m the e a rlie s t to SCHOOL CREDITS ALLOWED
th e ir house guest. J. M c F a rla n d , o f vid s o n , ,1. N. C la n a h a n and M iss H azel
p ro v e c o n d itio n s , said Ju d g e S ta p le -
Geddes. At noon th e la d le s serve d a ESTACADA HIGH WINS
the I iil is t kin d s.
T h a ’ ih e S u n d ia l
N
ova
S
cotia.
B.
\V.
G
ra
n
t
and
IBs
son
FOR ARMY NAVY SERVICE D onald G ra n t, o f
to n .
An a d ju s tm e n t o f wages and
lo ca tio n was an ideal one fo r H ig h w a y
F a irv ie w , enjoyed lu n c h a t tin* c h u rc h fo r tin* m en w ho
BASEBALL CONTEST liv n g c o n d itio n s betw een la b o r and
trade was suggested by M r. La F o l'c il
The
tim e spe nt by h ig h school a d e lig h tfu l t r ip up tin* C o lu m b ia H ig .i d id o u ts id e r e p a irin g
c a p ita l, is th e firs t step, in IBs o p in ­
') n tin* w a ll in tlie c h u rc h is a c o l­
M r. R upert of the Gresham C a n n in g y o u th s in U n cle Sam 's se rv ic e w ill way S a tu rd a y. T h e y le ft bonn* at six
On F r id a y , A p r il 11, tile U n io n ion.
W e a lth and a d v a n ta g e s were
com pany, spoke o f the fu tu re o f
it not be an e n tir e loss, in so f a r as in tin* m o rn in g , in o rd e r to be back o r f u l c ru s a d e r p o ste r o f a k n ig h t on
n o t p u t h e re f o r a fe w .
B e tte r so­
t i r r y in d u s try in th is section, to his t h e ir c re d its to w a rd g ra d u a tio n a rc in G resham fo r the grange m eeting. a c h a rg e r w it li la nce poised f o r c o in ­ H ig h b a se b a ll team m et its firs t ile
m in d , tlie m ost p ro m is in g in the co n ce rn e d . T h e re q u ire d n u m b e r o f I t was d e a r s a ilin g ; they had the road b a t— a c h a lle n g e to a ll to u ssist in feat o f th e 1919 season, w hen th e y c ia l c o n d itio n s and th e re w ill hi* less
d iv o rc e , he advises.
n o rth w e s t. Ii«* said th a t 'Io* den,anil c re d its f o r g ra d u a tio n
fro m h ig h to them selves a ll the way to Cascade tile B a p tis t w o rld p ro g ra m o f C h ris ­ lo st to E sta ca d a H ig h by a score o f
J u d g e S ta p le to n d ro v e hom e his
They
rep orted
M u ltn o m a h tia n A m e ric a n iz a tio n W o rld Recon­ 2 to n
E stacada had th e s u p e rio r
fo r th e fresh f r u it , f r u it juices, Jr
scho ol is sixte e n u n its , o r fo u r u n its locks.
am i
K in g d o m E xte n sio n te a m , th o u g h th e G resha m boys d id re m a rk s w ith a r e c ita l o f se ve ra l
and ev aporated b e rrie s was such as to a y e a r fo r fo u r years.
F a lls u n u s u a lly b e a u tifu l w ith i n - r s tr u c tio n
ju s tify th e gro w e rs in s t t l n g our a li
A c c o rd in g to a r u lin g by tlie s ta te abundance o f w a te r, and a clou«! if s e rv ic e to r w h ic h a d riv e f o r six m il­ v e ry w e ll in h o ld in g th e m to th e lo w cases up f o r t r ia l in h is c o u rt re c e n t­
lie also s u b m itte d th e fo llo w in g
lio n d o lla rs has ju s t been su c c e s s fu l­ score.
T h e fo llo w in g is th e s u n i- ly .
the a d d itio n a l acreage they can pos­ s u p e rin te n d e n t o f p u b lic in s tr u c tio n , sp ra y re a ch in g out to the U'oad.
re p o rt c o m p ile d
by
h is
s e c re ta ry
ly co n c lu d e d .
mu r y :
s ib ly «are for.
h ig h s ch o o l p rin c ip a ls a rc a u th o ris e d
U n io n H ig h 0;
R. W. G ill, re p re se n ta tive o f the W it to a llo w c r e d it f o r se rvice in th e
E stacada I lig li, 2 fr o m th e c o u rt re co rd s.
C ounty Itoail Bonds
D ata re la tiv e to m a rria g e licenses
U n io n H ig h —
te n b e rg -K in g com pany o f P o rtla n d and a rm y o r na vy to stu d e n ts .
Estacada
.M iKlioy’s Band E n tertain -
P rin c p a l
B u tler
P
The Dalles, f r u it and vegetable evapo­ G o o d w in is in re ce ip t o f th e r u lin g i
J. S m ith issued and divorce c o m p lain ts filed,
U pon th e passage o f H ouse J o in t
C
ra to rs , spoke o f the developm ent and p u b lis h e d below . He a n no un ces th a t R e s o lu tio n ,
Tin* dance given by M c E lro y 's band C o m sto ck
T h o m d u rin g th e period b etw een J a n u a ry
in c re a s in g
debt
lim it
1st
futur** o f the d e h y d ra tin g business in he w i l l c o n s tru e it as lib e r a lly ar, tlie | fr o n ,
in M asonic H a ll S a tu rd a y n ig h t was P ete rson
L o velace 1st, 1919 an d A pril 1 st, 1919,
per cent
to ii pe r cent fo r w e ll conducted and th o ro u g h ly enjoy- B u rlin g a m e
2d
w h ich h is com pany is engaged.
IBs in d iv id u a l cases w a rra n t.
I)
H annah M arriag e licenses issued fo r
J a n u a r y ....................................
165
c o u n ty road bonds, w ill depend tin able it« every* way
f ir m is in the m a rk e t fo r lo g a n b e rrie s
3d
Added to the S tro n g
Duncan
ss
and o th e r pro du cts
T hey an* ready
1 lillun M arriag es licenses issu ed fo r
Im ild in g o f th e p ro je c te d h ig h w a y pleasure o f tlie good m usic, tin re was M orse
S aletn, O rego n, A p r il 11, 1919.
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
...............................
168
rf
to sig n ten year c o n tra cts w ith grow­ To P r in c ip a l o f th e H ig h S ch o o l:
a com petent flo o r co m m itte e composed S ta n le y
Lyons
fro m K la m a th F a lls to C r a te r L a ke ,
cf
ers on a basis o f fiv e cents a pound
o f the m anager o f tin* o rc h e s tra and Peak
S arv er M a rria g e license s issued fo r
T in s d e p a rtm e n t lias ru le d th a t a
.March
.............. ..................... ...... 194
fo r th e f ir s t three years and lo u r emits liig li scho ol m ay g ra n t one u n it o f th a t w o n d e rfu l n a tu r a l asset o f On- tw o assistants, who su p e rin te n d e d the W eiss
I f .......... E. H a n n a h
R uns, (E s ta c a d a I Sm ith 1, Dun
T h is piece o f le g is la tio n w ill ila iiL in g and looked a fte r the c o m fo rt
a pound fo r seven years, fo r logan- c re d it to w a rd g ra d u a tio n f o r e v e ry ' gon
T o ta l ........................... .
..... 527
b e rrb s.
G resham people who i , a " 1. fa n n e d by S m ith (E s ta c a d a )
tw e lv e m o n th s spent e.ith er in th e tie up fo r c o n s id e ra tio n at Hu elec- o f the p a tro n s
N u m b e r o f d iv o rc e c o m p la in ts file d
a tti tided expressed them selves as w ell | 17, B u t le r (U H ) 9, Suhs, ( E s ta ­
E. L a ng uo r, o f the a g r ic u ltu r a l de- a rm y o r th e navy by a h ig h scho ol j lio n on J u n e 3d.
d u r in g the sam e p e rio d . 401.
s a tis fie d w ith tin- e n te rta in m e n t.
ca d a ) S m ith f o r LyonH.
p a rtti nt o f the Oregon J o u rn a l, who s tu d e n t.
T h e to ta l n u m b e r o f c r e d - '
__ ___________
N u m b e r o f d e fa u lt d iv o rc e cases
N ext F r id a y , A p r il 18, th e G resh-
was fo rm e rly connected
w ith
the its so g iv e n m ust, ho w e ve r, in no case
ym team w ill go to P o rtla n d f o r th e Jisposed o f by J u d g e S ta p le to n , 233
bureau o f m a rke ts in C a lifo rn ia , ex­ exceed th re e . T h is r u lin g is to a p p ly DEATH CLAIMS INFANT
SUDDEN PASSING OF
N u m b e r o f c o n te ste d d iv o rc e cases
gam e w ith Jam es Joh n I lig li
p lain ed the m ethod o f m a rk e tin g em ­ w h e th e r tlie se rvice was in t ills c o u n ­
TROUTDALE GARDENER I second
SON OF MR AND MRS ALT
and th e y expect to m ake a score H int disposed o f by J u d g e S tap le to n , 10,
ployed hv tin* b e rry g ro w e rs o f tile San t r y o r o v e r seas.
C o n tested d iv o rc e In a ll c o u rts . 39
, w ill m ake up fo r t h e ir de feat last
F ra n cisco d is tr ic t.
T h e y organized
Y o u rs v e ry t r u ly ,
M yro n Mm- K e rro w , tin* in fa n t son
A. I*. S im o n i, a p ro m in e n t tr u c k 1 F rid a y .
Non
co n te ste d
d iv o rc e s
In a ll
and set a reasonable p ric e fo r th e to n ­
J. A C H U R C H IL L ,
o f M r. and M rs. C a rl C. A lt . o f P o r - g a rd e n r here, die d S a tu rd a y m o rn -
c o u rts , 264.
nage, s e llin g it upon th e open m a rke t
S n p t. P u b lic in s tr u c tio n .
land, died at the fa m ily hom e at 844
G ro u n d s f o r d iv o rc e a b o u t o n e -h a lf
'l i s t e r 'li- t z g e r lio tn e .
in San F rancisco. A t n in e o ’clock each
East Ash street, Sunday, A p r il 13. j i n g at th< G ood S a m a rita n H o s p ita l,
fo r d e s e rtio n ; one f o u r t h f o r c ru e l
a f te r an o p e ra tio n fo r a p p e n d ic itis .
m o rn in g th e unsold f r u it was tu rn e d
a fte r a 12-days’ illn e s s fro m in flu e n za
M ild F lo w e r < a li'iiila r-.
In h u m a n
tr e a tm e n t a n d one-
S eve ral weeks ago lie had in flu e n z a
M is te r F lo y e d .Metzger as lie In ­ and
over to canners at a co n tra ct price
W ild flo w e r specialists, come f o r ­ pneum onia. The c h ild was 13 m onths
f o u r t h f o r a d u lte r y and o th e r causes.
agreed upon by the b e rry g ro w e rs' as- ward and assist Miss Montague, G resh­ juld. T he fu n e ra l was held tin s m o rn ­ a n d a p p e n d ic itis to g e th e r, a n il hud sists on b e in g addressed, a rriv e d in
Ages ra n g e fro n t 16 ye a rs to 83.
not been w e ll s ite
j j e re c e n tly G resha m th is m o rn in g w ith tw o s u it
I sis lo tio n .
am lib r a r ia n ,
l.a Dessa Davies h u r ­ in g at D u n n in g 4- Me Entee's fu n e ra l had an o p e ra tio n
T w o - th ir d s o f th e a p p lic a n ts fo r
fo
r
a
p
p
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n
d
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itis
cases.
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ste
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and
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M r. V in cen t o f the E ve n in g T ele­ rie d in t-, tlie lib r a r y yesterday w ith a p a rlo r in P o rtla n d , the services being
and was a p p a re n tly reco v erin g *atis-1 p u rte n a n c e s s a g g in g fro m IBs tw o d iv o rc e w ere w o m en , m ost o f th e m
gra m spoke o f the advantages o f ad­ rent hunch o: Jo h n n y Jum p-U ps and !
by D r John l\ . Boyd. The
b a rg in g d e s e rtio n
J u d g e S ta p le to n
fa c t o r liy , w in n a change cam e f o r th e hands
He lo o ke d w e ary en ou gh as
v e rtis in g . s h o w in g the gro w e rs how a new w ild flo w e r th a t
none o f us! in te rm e n t was in the fa m ily plot in
is in c lin e d to place th e re s p o n s ib ility
w orse, and lie died r a th e r s u d d e n ly . in* plo d d e d past th e O u tlo o k office.
the y could c a p ita liz e on pre vio us ex have ever seen before.
T here 's not | til« G resham cem etery. Mrs. A lt. tin
H o w e v e r, a w elcom e fro m h is p a r­ f o r th is s ta te o f a ffa irs to th e wage
M r S im o n i was 61 yea rs o ld , and
ten sive a d v e rtis in g cam paigns con­ an n n ia tiie r n a tu ra lis t In th is n ig h j m o th e r o f tin- c h ild , w ill he rem e m ­
F a th e rs o f f a m i­
n n a tiv e o f Ita ly , fro m w h ic h c o u n try en ts and a ho m e-co oked m eal p re ­ scale o f la b o re rs .
ducted by the lo g a n b e rry
ju ic e and borhood who can name it, e ith e r
bered
as
M
iss
Flossie
Mae
K
e
rro
w
The
d is c o u ra g e d
w itli th e
lie cam e a good m any yea rs ago. He pared by M rs. Jo h n .M etzger seem to lies becom e
o th e r in te re sts. He advised th<* grow- fir s t dogwood lias also made its ap­
is s u rv iv e d by a son. Jam es, in Se­ have re v iv e d IBs body and s p ir its , as s tru g g le o f m a k in g a liv in g f o r t h e ir
era ^o coopt rate and c o n tin u e to adver pearance, w ith Chinese le ttu ce g Bore
P ig * is S iijm I-— l ’ ig«>.
a ttle , and a w ife and o th e r c h ild re n ^e was up to w n d u r in g th e a fte rn o o n w ives and c h ild r e n , w ith b a re ly s u ffic ­
tise.
from C a rl L u n d q u is t, A ndrew M c A l­
in I ta ly ,
lie b o u g h t his fa rm fro m h a v in g IBs hand w ru n g a lm o s t o ff by ie n t f o r e xiste n ce a n il n o th in g le ft
C. P Tallm an, president of the Co­ lis te r and M yron Gleason.
M rs St-
R F . W a ite rs d ro v e th ro u g h to.v-i
f o r re c re a tio n o r im p ro v e m e n t.
o p e ra tive B e rry G row e rs Association. 1 la ir and M iss M ontague planted lily on S a tu rd a y w ith a la rg e b ro w n crea - H rs. B u x to n , and has b u ilt up a his frie n d s w h o acco rde d h im a
T h e c o u n ty u n it
b ill, o th e rw is e
h e a rty w e lcom e ho m e fro n t g o v e rn ­
p ro sp e ro u s business at tr u c k g a rde n
- stim a te d the b e rry tannage per acre o f the v a lle y tip s in thi- frie n d s h ip lu r e in a g re a t wooden ciige
F ro m a in g here.
m ent tra n s p o rt s e rvice In E l Paso. k n o w n as Senate B ill 45, was ills
in average years and i^ iv e o th e r data garden yesterday,
d ista n ce we to o k it f o r a rhinoceros.
T hose
H e ’s g la d to be here, f o r m o re reason cussed d u r in g th e a fte rn o o n
requested by h is ahdiecnce. D E
-------------------------, n o th in g less
i t p ro ve d , h o w e ve r, to
c o m m e n tin g on th e m ea sure were
th
a
n
one.
T o w le spoke b r ie fly o f tin* progress
C a rd e n C lu b Me«*tinj{.
A -ii-nse o f h u m o r w ill perhaps pre- he one o f tlie D u ro c Jersey sows fo r
A n y m o re ocean v o y a g in g w o u ld D. E. T o w le . W B. P arso ns, Rev E.
a im s and fu tu re o f the co-operative vent tin* D em ocrats In the new Con-1 w h ich th e W a lte rs ’ fa rm Is noted
have
been too m uch ,
lie m ade tlie A. L e o n a rd , J. R. C a va n a g h , J m lg -
plan .
T h e in d u s tr ia l garden clu b o f the ' r i p fro m Los A ng eles to San F r a n ­ Geo. W S ta p le to n , E lm e r F. G o o d ­
gress fro n t a rg u in g against proposed T h a t p ig lia s sixte e n b ro th e rs and
T he th o u g h t o f the m e e tin g as ex p ro te ctive le g is la tio n th a t it w ill b rin g g .H' ,” ‘' r>G » a * one o f a li t t e r o f seven- grade school met w ith the local leader.
cisco by boat - o r by tu b , as he in ­ w in and .Mrs. J R. C a va n a g li.
pressed by a ll speakers, was th a t there back the h ig h cost o f liv in g .
Rev. E. A. I,eonard, in the dnrresth* sists.
'te e n a ris to c ra ts .
T h e ir fa m ily tr>
O f cou rse a ll th e good sized
were u n lim ite d p o s s ib ilitie s fo r fu tu re
science room on Tuesday
T lie m em ­
w o u ld m ake an F. F. V. ta k e notice.
X IC T O Itl
IIB F U J'
D H \.
coast
boats
were
com m a n d e e re d
d e ve lo p m e n t o f the b e rry and sm all
bers s u b m itte d re p o rts o f th e tr endeav­
m o n th s ago
A n d th e c o m m o d o re o f
A he ad lin e in the M in n e a p o lis Jo u r
i r u it and vegetable g ro w in g in th is
ors to date
O w in g to the urgency of
V ic to r y L ib e r ty l.o a n c o m m itte s
th e slo o p assured h im th a t th e re was
lin ig lit iin A p a r tm e n ts .
section
W itli the n a tu ra l advantages rial says: “ P reside nt W ilso n w a lks
th e ir o u td o o r w o rk they decided not
at hand the o p p o rtu n ity should not be fiv e m ile s at sea ' " I s he w a lk in g
to hold the sla te d business m ee ting a f u ll ca rg o t lia t w o u ld h o ld h e r In th r o u g h o u t th e s ta te have been im ­
th e w a te r
B u t not so. In th e h o ld m en sely e n co u ra g e d by th e a c tio n o f
A n o th e r
a ttr a c tiv e
a d d itio n
to next tim e .
overlooked.
W h ile
the
a b no rm al on the w ater, too?“ queries the N a tio n ­
An in v ita tio n fro m Rev.
d o w n to w n G resha m is th e K n ig h to n Leonard to hold the June m ee ting In were th re e o r fo u r a u to m o b ile s tlia t
prices o f th e last tw o o r th re e em erg al R epublican.
B ro th e rs ,
of
P o r tla n d , in
a p a rtm e n ts ,
co n d u cte d
by
M rs his s tra w b e rry patch was e n th u sia st raced back and f o r th as th e boat M o rris
i-ney years w ill not hold, a good liv in g
stoo d on end. S eaH lck’ I s h o u ld say c a u s in g to be placed In tlie ne w sp a ­
Jo se p h in e K n ig h to n on th e second Ic a lly received and accepted
price fo r ten o r tw e lv e years is assured
P u t It T h ro u g h
n o t!
J u s t a s lig h t d is c o m fo rt be­ pers o f th e s ta te , at t h e ir ow n ex­
T he
to a ll b e rry g ro w e rs who exercisi
The following lines were w ritten by flo o r o f th e Jacobson b u ild in g
cause o f a c ig a r
.M ister M e tzg e r panse, th e a d v e rtis e m e n t o f th e lo an ,
ju d g m e n t and in te llig e n t care o f th e ir Edw ard E verett Hale to support a lig h t, s u n n y roo m s have been a t t r a c t ­
was m oved to p itc h o v e rb o a rd .
E v­
iv e ly fu rn is h e d in b r ig h t c h in tz e s and
p la n ts
T he canners a il express the governm ent loan during the
Civil War.
e ry once in a w h ile he leans a g a in s t a copy o f w h ic h appears In th is Issue
stro n g b e lie f in an increased demand
They are Just as applicable today w ic k e r f u r n it u r e by J Ed. M etzge r,
a w a ll o r s o m e th in g , as th e boat Is of th e O utlook.
th e lo ca l f u r n it u r e d e a le r
He also
fo r ja m .ju le e and canned b e rrie s fo r to th e Victory L iberty Loan:
s t ill in c lin e d to ro c k .
ca
rp
e
te
d
th
e
h
a
lls
,
th
e
w
h
o
le
e
ffe
ct
at least tw o ypars lo n g e r th ro u g h o u t
T his evidence of co o p eratio n on
Come, freem an of the land.
the c o u n try .
b e in g d e c id e d ly p le a s in g to th e eye.
th e p a rt of th is b u sin ess firm will he
Come, meet the laat dem and;
.Most o f th p ro o m s w ere engaged be­
H ere’s a piece of work in hand,
F o rd an d C h ev ro let re p a irin g . C. an In sp iratio n to every o th e r firm
Nation-wide obsérvam e of Arbor
fo re th e d e c o ra tin g a n d fu r n is h in g
Put it through!
who w ith scores o f qu**stions a s h 'd
fro m the flo o r, kept the m e e tin g m o v­
in g along.
II.
Cam pbell, p re sid e n t o f the 8 u :i
d ia l ranch, was the f ir s t speaker
It
was made u n d e r the auspie *s o«' t ie 1
com pany tha t the m ee ting was ca'h it
II«- spoke ¡it le n g th on the p o s s ib ilitie s
o f g ro w in g f r u it and vegetables o a a
la rge tra c t o f tin* ranch, gave a bri- f
h is to ry o f the lo g a n b e rry in d u s try in
Otegon.
The f ir s t six p la n ts grow n in Drcgot
were planted by ('. N La F o lle ’ tc'g
la th e r, S enator La F o lle tte , at S a l-tn
Pin y were a g if t fro m the e xp e rim e n t
al fa rm o f L u th e r B u rb a n k, the p la n t
w iza rd , at Santa Itosa
S en ator La
i
Day through the planting of trees
dedicated to soldiers who died during
the w ar was urged by S ecretary Hous­
ton in a le tte r tx> governors of the
states. He asserted he could not con­
ceive a b etter way to keep alive the
memory of those who had fallen.
For the b lrth r ghts yet unsold;
For the history yet untold;
F or the futu re yet unrolled,
Put It through!
The en th u siasm of th e European
diplom ats for an alliance with the
I n lte fl States a tro n g ly
Some surprises in the want ads.
E. O sburn, G resh am .
had been com pleted.
resem bles tin
affection o ’ poor relations for a rich i
1 uncle.
tf
G ran g e and good ro ad s bo o sters
of L ane co u n ty a re u n itin g on rec o m ­
m ending a special tax levy for m a r­
k et ro ad s to he voted at th e special
electio n In Ju n e ,
an d Ind iv id u al In th e s ta te to see th a t
th e V ictory L ib erty Loan will be w ill­
ingly and qu ick ly p u t over.
T h e ad v e rtise m e n t Is ap p e arin g in
ap p ro x im ately 150 n ew sp ap ers of tin*
s ta te at a cost to th e p a trio tic firm of
P o rtlan d of ab o u t $.5000.