Gresham outlook., June 27, 1919, Image 1

Big Free Street Dance and Vote Auction to Windup Victory Goddess Contest, Saturday Night, June 28.
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Five Candidates Left.
G resham O utlook
VOL. 9. NO. 34
POULTRYMEN FORM
NEW ORGANIZATION
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
CASK FOR SOLDIERS
INSTEAD OF FARMS
OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNE 27. 1919
COTTON FARM IS VISITED;
BIG BERRY CROP
READY
One Must Win!
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
DADDY BILL TAFT HAS
RIVAL IN FAMILY
HILLYARD WRITES
FROM THE AZORES
d id l ot y ie ld w e ll, so it was decided
By R IC A A N D E K S O N .
A Jap. w ho knew if
W e wer»' ju s t at lu n ch e o n ready to dig it o u t.
M rs. J. M H illy a r d has received
to t r im o il w ith dessert w hen th e re tit« - .nt* tlo l.s a -k . .1 to I- 1 ' 11. «*f
A b o u t t h ir t y - f o e p o u ltry fa rm e rs
was he ard a p e re m to ry h o n k -h o n k - i . »i 1 . to I».-« v a p le a sin g >um for It.
th e fo llo w in g in te re s tin g le tte r fro m
met a t th e lib r a r y M onday eveniii;-
Ito n k o u tsid e .
We
rushed
to the B u t M r. S tro n g , w ho n e ve r naps in
her son " B i l l , " w h ich th e O u tlo o k
A lo c a l
p o u ltr y
o rg a n iz a tio n was
not
let
o u t ll iv
d o o r w ith sm ears o f je lly o n o u r ills liu.»iue»s. tlld
g la d ly pu blishe s f o r the benefit o f
fo rm e d , a .id c o n tra c ts signed ag ree­
th in s .
C o m in g up th e w a lk w ith p a tc li, n e ith e r «lid in g ru b it up. I11-
in g to m a rk e t th e ir eggs th ro u g h tit
his m any frie n d s :
g ia n t strid e s, was M r. S tro n g , who sti a-.;, he a p p lie d a generous a m o u n t
s ta te p o u ltr y asso cia tion
run s th e C o lto n fa rm .
Y ou know­ o f I'« ,-tiliz e r to tlie ¡¡eld, w ith the re ­
P o n to Del G ato, Azor«- Islands.
A b o u t the lir s t o f J u ly th e y • \
how he w a lks, ta lk s and w o rk s
lik e s u lt llia t the v ie ld o f b e rrie s th is
M ay 14 th. 1919.
heavy
and
the new
pect to begin m a rk e tin g in »«»-opera
a g e n tle cyclone.
W ith o u t any p re ­ ye a r s very
Dear M o th e r:
1 have a li t t le lim e to
.
w
h
ic
h
a
r
e
th
e
f
ru
it-
h
e
a
r
ii.g
lio n w ith th e best eggs tro t:: o th e r
p
la
n
'-
lim in a rie s , h»' s a i'l. "1 am co m in g
spare so w ill w r ite you and te ll you
p o u ltr y sectio ns o f the s ta ll
The
year, are s tro n g ,
hack s h o rtly . Be rea dy to go o u t to p la n t- fo r next
o f o u r t r ip across th e pond
I am on
eggs w ill be ta k e n to the at . o c ia tio n
th e fa rm w ith me
I w a n t you 10 heavy vines.
w a tch in (lie e n g in e room now.
II
h e a d q u a rte rs
in
P o rtla n d .
Th« re
N01 t every p la te in O regon can
see m y b e rry p u lc lt ”
is 2 :2 5 a m. and not a soul a ro u n d
each egg w ill be can dled, gra d e d aim
W e iH d n 't do any m ore e a tin g grow ra sp b e rrie s, b u t even th e I n ­
io ta lk w ith . I w ent on w a tch at 12
stam pe d w ith th e a sso cia tion label.
dlans k in g ago knew th a t th is v a lle y
in fa ct, we ftirg o t a ll ab ou t th e «1»
and go o ff u t 4 a. m. O n ly one m a.,
As soon as the eggs are put on m a r­
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p
e
c
ia
lly
s
u
ite
.I
fo
r
ra
s
p
b
e
rry
li
s e rf.
W ith a hasty glance in to III"
stands these w atches and it sure Is
c
u
ltu
re
T
he
acres
o
f
C
u
th
b
e
rts
on
k e t, th e re w ill be separate d a ily q u o ­
m ir r o r (that's how we knew about
lonesom e m id the 11 ou rs, ne ver d»i
th
e
C
o
tto
n
fa
rm
are
eye
evidence
ta tio n s fo r th e m .
tile je lly on o u r ch in s I, a l i t t le dab
Another member of the W. H.
end
T e m p o ra ry office rs fo r th e local
th
a
t
ra
s
p
b
e
rrie
s
are
at
hom
e
here.
Congressman W D Botes of
o f p e rfe c tly h a rm less ta lc u m , and a
¡Now to te ll you o f o u r tr ip .
Wp
Taft family bas attained scholas­
o rg a n iz a tio n a re :
A.
it.
L ym a n ,
row upon row
Iow a, urges tb a t the govern incut
few e x tra h a irp in s here and ther« . T iler«' (hey s ta n d ,
le ft I ’ ll 1 la ile lp lila on a S a tu rd a y fo r
tic honors. It Is Miss Helen Taft,
p re s id e n t; A. 11. D o w sett, vice pres­
n
e
a
rly
3d
acres
o
f
th
e
m
,
w
itli
the
Ive
a
ll
soldiers
and
sa
ilo
rs
o
f
the
we gra bb ed o u r g u ld e n h a ts, and
^
daughter of the former president.
N e w p o rt, K. I. We a rriv e d th e re am i
id e n t
and
D. E. T o w le , secre ta ry-
Ig war a cash s if t Instead o f
were ju s t p in n in g th e m on when M r clean, t. h e a lth ie s t fo lia g e , the v ig
She is to be acting president of
louded a m m u n itio n a n ti torpedoes,
tre a s u re r.
A c o n s titu tio n am i by­
oro
us
p
la
n
t
stem
s
loaded
w
ith
tier
farm s
He Insists th a t the fa rm
S tro n g ho nke d a g ain.
W e clim b e d
the Bryn Mawr college next year.
and th e n ateum ed o u t fo r t ills pin«■«•
fo r so ld ie r Idea Is " p r im a r ily
la w s were a d op te d, and e a rly next
r
le
s
in
a
ll
stages
o
f
d
e
ve
lo
p
m
e
n
t
in to I hi- c a r, a n il w h ile we were
In absence of Dr. M. Carey
on a M onday. T lie firs t «lay out was
backed by men who nave swamp
week a m e e tin g w ill be h e ld at the
w r ig g lin g about as fo lk s do w hen fro m the w h ite blossom s and green
Thomas, who Is going on a world
lin e ; we hud sm o o th w a te r and mini«
stu m p and a rid lauds to dis
lib r a r y to co m p le te the o rg a n iz a tio n .
b
e
rries
to
tile
lu
scio
u
s
red
b
e
rrie
s
th e y are tr y in g to find the m ost co m ­
tcpir Miss Taft has been dean of
a speed o f 20 to 25 k n o ts p e r Dour
pose o f ’*
S everal c h ic k « n e n th u s ia s ts fro m
read«
f
o
r
m
a
rk
e
t,
a
ll
on
tile
same
fo rta b le p o s itio n ,
M r.
S tro n g ha I
the school tor two years. •
T uesday a fte rn o o n we h it u ro u g li
P o rtla n d and v ic in ity were present.
tu rn e d
th a t
m a ch in e
co m p le te ly p la n t.
sea and hud to check o u r speed to IS
U. L . Upson e x p la in e d th e m a rk e tin g
T
lie
ra
sp
b
e
rry
y
ie
ld
th
is
ye
a
r
is
a ro u n d on a spot n o t m uch b ig g e r
kn o ts per h o u r. D u rin g th a t n ig h t a
system o f the sta te asso cia tio n , w h ich SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
d
o
ub
le
th
a
t
o
f
lust
year.
O
f
course,
SOME MORE STUFF
th a n a good-sized d in n e r plate.
It
s tro n g w in d blew up and we tossed
system was ad op te d by the lo ca l o r ­
tile
r,
is
a
reason.
M
r
Strong
takes
¡OUCHES ALL POCKR
was a ha pp y th o u g h t we had when
OF THE SAME MAKE a ro u n d lik e a c o rk . One co u ld h a rd ­
g a n iz a tio n .
W . P. L y m a n , a d ir e c t­
we put lit those e x tra h a irp in s , fo r s c ie n tific care o f It is fa rm , and th a t
ly g e t a ro u n d th e engines w ith o u t
o r o f the s la te asso cia tio n , and also
doe
not
mean
lie
spades
a
cco
rd
in
g
A bo ut $2 0,t have a lre a d y been s u b ­ h.v
tile
tim e
c ity
lim it s
were
T h e B o rin g garage cam»» in fo r Its h a n g in g on to th e r a ilin g E very tim e
th e
p re s id e n t,
J. K. M cK a y were scrib ed In G resham fo r th e S a lv a tio n reached, th e a u to , lik«* a ho rse when to a ' b o o k,”
but
ra th e r
th a t lie
a llu re o f p o p u la r p u b lic ity last T u e s ­ we tr ie d to go on deck u wave w o u ld
present. M r. M cKay to ld o f h is t r ip A rm y , and o n ly h a lf o f th e t e r r it o r y It
is h o m ew ard
hound.
gu llo pe d stud ies iiis in d iv id u a ls w h e th e r li be
b re a k o v e r and we w o u ld gel so a kin g
to S e a ttle , and o f ins in v e s tig a tio n ol has been s o lic ite d .
L ik e
everyone ¡thin g at a merry e lip , and. lik e a a b e rry , (lie c o rn fie ld o r a pig and day n ig h t w hen T h o m a s A b ra h a m . wet. T he o n ly way we c o u ld tra v e l
th e plan s o f m a rk e tin g used by th e else, t h i' s o lic itin g c o m m itte e s are race horse, it leaned to w a rd the in ­ ap plies tlie tre a tm e n t dem anded by K u lp li
Itu t h e rfo rd ,
and
H u rry a lo n g th e deck was by h a n g in g on to
W a s h in g to n sta te p o u ltr y associa­ busy men, so th e y ask us a fa v o r, th a t side o f th . course as It ro u n d e d th e th a t in d iv id u a l
to
get biggest re ­ K n e c h t, boys a b o u t 17 years old. s o m e th in g eve ry tim e the sh ip ro lle d
tion.
tu rn s fro m It.
th e su b scrib e rs n o t yet reached have c o rn e r and tu rn e d do w n th e lane.
b ro k e in to Hie garage and c a rrie d off o r p itc h e d , and as she rig h te d o r b e ­
D. E. T o w le , te m p o ra ry s e cre ta ry- c o n trib u tio n s rea dy fo r th e m , o r b e t­
A m o n g o th e r in te r e s tin g th in g s , m ost o f tlie loose a rtic le s In th e shop cam e steady f o r a m in u te , to ru n a
O u r h a ts w ere ju s t a l i t t le askew
tre a s u re r o f th e lo ca l p o u ltry asso­ te r s t ill, c a ll up o r lo o k up th e so
when we s to p p id to ta k e a lo o k t i l M r. S tro n g said. " D iffe r e n t seasons a m i office. These boys are th e " b e t­ ways and g ra b s o m e th in g else.
We
c ia tio n in s u m m a riz in g la s t n ig h t's H eitor.
F o r p re cin ct 309, W ill B e s­ th e blackcaps
Six acres o f b e a u ti­ re q u ire v e ry d iffe re n t tre a tm e n t and t e r ” h a lf o f a gang o f six h a ilin g sure had some tim e . A bunch o f f e l­
m e e tin g sa id :
T h e b e rry p la n ts u t th is stage fro m L y n ts .
sel an«! Geo. H o n e y; p re c in c t 309 Vi, f u l p la n ts , p ro m is in g 24 ton s o f b e r­ to o ls
T h re e o f th e m have lo w s were seasick, b u t I was lu c k y
"T h e o b je c t and a im s o f P o u ltry G. W. K enney and W. It. K e rn ; p re ­ rie s w tliin th e next few weeks.
Ev-1 are not o n ly fe e d in g the m se lve s and been w o r k in g a place n e ar E agle and came th r o u g tt w ith o u t g e ttin g
G ro w e rs a sso cia tion a re : to produce c in c t 308, E rn e s t S tra tto n and .1. G. e ry row as clean o f weeds as i f com
the heavy c lu s te rs o f f r u i t b u t m ust C re ek w h ile out on p a ro le fro m tlie sick.
a b e tte r p ro d u c t, to assem ble a b e lte r Mast.
also p ro v id e m a te ria l fo r th e new re fo rm school.
pany had been expected.
Y ou ng R u th e rfo rd
We ancho red in t ills p o rt M onday.
p ro d u c t in la rg e v o lu m e , and, to m a r­
T o m eet th is and K n e ch t have been re tu rn e d to 1 was ashore th a t n ig h t.
M r S tro n g , w ho is accustom ed to canes being fo rm e d .
A ll I did
k e t m ore che ap ly. In m a rk e tin g , in ­
heavy
d
ra
in
th
e
p
la
n
ts
send
o
u
t
ex­
|
c
u
ltiv
a
tin
g
w
ith
a
C
le
ve
la
n
d
tra
c
to
r,
H
int
in
s
titu
tio
n
,
w
h
ile
T
hom
a
s
A
b
­
wus w a lk a ro u n d and lo o k th«' (ow n
stead o f h a v in g 24 m en and cars on ALLDRIDGE BROS. AT
W illi th a t lie stooped ra h a m wus de alt w it li le n ie n tly , t ills ove r.
| la s m uch as 4 0 acres ¡11 a «lay I, has tr a ro o ts .”
I, is a qu e e r o ld fash ion ed
BAPTIST CHURCH also tra in e d his a u to m o b ile to ta ke ove r and pushed in n u m e ra b le li liv
th e road w ith 50 cases o f eggs, we
be in g h is firs t offense,
place. A ll the b u ild in g s are one am i
w ill have one m an w ith , one tru c k .
Io th e fields
W ith a s p u rt, and je r k ro o tle ts ve ry close to tlie su rfa ce
W a lte r M etzge r, the n ia n u g cr, says tw o s to rie s and b u ilt o f cla y, b ric k
B a ske t d in n e r a t
th e
B a p tis t
W e also a im to get a l i t t le b e tte r
and chug ¡1 flew a lo n g th e lio n i" - j " T o go in th e re nov. w itli a deep c u l­ th a t e v e ry th in g th a t was sto le n I iuh o r stone.
Th« i r s tre e ts are n a rrow
p ric e o w in g to u n ifo rm good q u a lity , | c h u rc h Sunday, Ju n e 2 k th . T h e A ll- m ade ro a il th ro u g h the fie ld s, o n ly t iv a t o r w o u ld he p o s itiv e m u rd e r.
been fo u n d and w ill be re tu rn e d in lik e a lle ys and lo o k d a rk and sha b­
eve ry egg g u a ra n te e d , and th e d is ­ | d rid g e Bros, q u a rte t w ill s in g at the a li t t le
out
o f b re a th
when we T lie Acm e h a rro w ru n betw een the a fe w days.
by as th e houses do. T lie stores are
P re a c h in g at 11
tr ib u tio n can g u a ra n te e to s u p p ly the m o rn in g service.
A row s keeps tile s o il p u lv e riz e d and
li t t le shabby, on e -ro o m e d th in g s th a t
A t 2 :3 0 song reached th e lo g a n b e rry patch.
tra d e . T h e re w ill also be a re d u c tio n a. in. by th« pa stor.
Ire
.
H
om
weeds,
and
th
a
t
h
o
ld
s
(he
p a rt o f th a t pa tch, M r. S tro n g to ld
LITTLE FOLKS PARTY
open on th e s tre e t,
in every one o f
W e are expect­
in th e cost o f feed, and a t th e same and p ra ise service.
us, b a re ly i-scuped a n n ih ila tio n lust
A GAMBOL ON THE GREEN th e m th e y have w in e to sell T h a t
tim e m ake th e feed tra d e m ore p r o f­ in g th e m ale ch o ru s fro m O regon year.
C
o
n
tin
u
e
d
on
page
3
T h e (»hints w ere s le n d e r an I
seems to
he t lie lr
c h ie f «lie, and
ita b le to th e d e a le r by o rd e rin g in C ity f o r th e a fte rn o o n service.
T h e people o f th ia isla n d
M iss M abel B ro w n and tb e li t t le p ro d u c t.
Come and e n jo y th e day w ith us.
la rg e r q u a n titie s , and ta k in g it d i­
are
u d u rk
s k in n e d
o r s w a rth y
Kev. A. J W A K E . P astor.
r e c tly fro m th e car, th u s sa vin g lln -
fo lk s in h e r Sunday school class had bunch. T h e y w e ar no shoes and Very
d e a le r
tim e . Ily
e ffe c tin g these
a p ic n ic on the parsonage la w n , last few clo th es. I t wus fu n to sec the m
econom ies, we hope to save th e con
L ib r a r y N o tic e -.
w a lk o v e r I lie cobblestones. Most o f
T uesd ay a fte rn o o n .
D u rin g th e su m m e r, tlie to w n l i ­
s u m e r some m oney, o r at lpast give
th e m are P o rtu g u e se
o r Spanish.
T hey played o ld w itc h and hide
b e tte r q u a lity at th e same o r a lo w ­ b ra ry w ill he open T uesd ay, T h u r s ­
Next week comes tlie F o u r th o f Get y o u r plans mail»' a n il y o u r o rd e rs anti-seek and d ro p tlie h a n d k e rc h ie f T h e y have a fu n n y la n g u a g e b u t I
day and S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n s and in
e r price.
Bobbi«» M etzge r got put in th e "m u s h can u n d e rs ta n d th e m If they ta lk
L e t us use th e in te llig e n c e we arc (tie eve n in g o f M on da y, W ednesday J u ly , (in th a t day G resha m w ill t- n - ! 1,1 e a rly.
I m ay
be g iv e n to tlie p o t" and w o u ld have been th e re yet, s lo w ly and use t h e ir h u iu ls.
endow ed w ith a n il m a ke c o n d itio n s and F rid a y .
re
tu
rn
e
d
s
o
ld
ie
rs
o
f
th
e
!
cash
p
riz
e
w
ill
te r ta ln I!
best in d u s tr ia l
float
e x h ib ite d .
A b u t some one cheated and guve the n o t get ashore a g a in lu r e fo r we ex
Below a rt v a ca tio n p riv ile g e s :
b e tte r f o r ¡til
It is b e tte r to dis
W o rld w ar.
A parade at 10 o 'c lo c k |
le a s h p rize w ill also be a w ard ed the h a n d k e rc h ie f to h im . N obody cared peet Io leave soon fo r L isb o n . P ort
Ten books, fo u r o f w h ic h m ay be
t r ib u te a m illio n d o lla rs a m o ng a
W e are to do p a tro l d u ty
th o u sa n d people th a n to m ake otn- f l i t io n , may be b o rro w e d u n t il O cto­ w ill be fo llo w e d by an address at tlie most co m ica l g ro u p on a flo a t. T lie If it w a s n 't f a ir , 'cause he Is so lit t le ug al.
som e w h ere betw een here und tile r«'
m illio n a ir e .
U n ite d
we s ta n d , d i­ be r 1, 1111 a d u lt cards fo r vaca tion F a ir g ro u n d s, by D r E II. Pence, 'c a lith u n ip s w ill he g ive n th re e cash anyway.
I lik e t ills s h ip fine. Siie is sm a ll
T hen the y had s o m e th in g good to
vid ed we f a ll, fo r in u n io n th e re is re a d in g .
p a sto r o f the W e s tm in s te r P resb y­ i prizes, one fo r each n f th e th re e most
r ig h t o u t on the but lias a s m a ll cre w . T h e o n ly oh
F o u r books, o.ie o f w h ic h m ay be
co m ica l in d iv id u a ls in th e parade, A i eat ¡m il d r in k
H lre n g th . T h e s p ir it o f co -o p e ra tio n
A line spe cia l p rize d in n e r w ill be served at la w n , and when th e y were lo o k in g je c tlo n is th a t we d o n ’t get m uch to
is g ro w in g .
F’ lease no te w hat the fic tio n , may lx- b o rro w e d on c h il­ te ria n i h u rt b o f P o rtla n d .
m usical p ro g ra m con clu des tlie m o rn ­ th«' K e il Cross d in in g h a ll, to a ll s o l­ th e ir sw eetest M iss M abel lo o k p ic t­
c o -o p e ra tiv e
B e rry
G ro w e rs have d re n 's cards.
C ontinued on page 3
ures o f th e m .
In cho osing hooks to b o rro w on va­ in g exercises. A fre e d in n e r w ill he die rs ta k in g p a rt in th e parade.
done In th e f r u i t business.
\ few
d e te rm in e d b e rry g ro w e rs w ho w o u ld ca tio n lim e , please c o n s u lt lib r a r ia n , served at noon to a ll s o ld ie rs , s a ilo rs
A fte r last n ig h t's cou nt o f votes
not sta n d fo r th e op pre ssion o f tie as th is p riv ile g e does not a p p ly to a n il m u rines.
fo r V ic to ry Goddess th e ca n d id a te s
in liie a fte rn o o n th e re w ill be ra c­ stood as fo llo w s :
m id d le m an got to g e th e r and broke a ll books.
in g w ith some o f the best horses ill
his s tro n g h o ld , and got a price fo r
Laura Shipley
192,670
A th le tic s sp o rts w ill be
I f th e sla te .
a ll f r u it s th a t is n e a rly d o u b le last tlie p o u ltr y men and he lp boost
M iria m B ro w n
152,130
ye a r's pree and last ye a r was a w ar you are in te re s te d c a ll al th e office fe a tu re d between heats.
O pal P h illip s
..1 8 4 ,9 6 0
y o u n g cou ple w ith a ch u b b y baby
In tlie eve ning a g re a t b ig V ic to ry
(M arion D udley B i . in o )
o f S. B. H a ll o r a t the B e rry G row e rs
year.
G e rtru d e M e in ig
61,730
dance w ill com e off.
“ So we say to y o u : com e a n ti jo it: o f ii i» and ta lk it o v e r.”
A c h a t w ith G ra n d m a L in n e m a n n g ir l T he t r io had crossed the plalnes.
Eva
T
a
ch
e
ro
n
60,780
b u t tlie yo u n g m o th e r die d «luring
As a special a n n o u n i i m en t to the
A ll c a n d id a te s re m a in In th e co n ­ in h e r cozy s it t in g ro o m and a w a lk the w in te r m id th e L ln n e tn u n n s took
in te re s te d p u b lic conies tlie latest
e n a ctm e n t o f th e parade c o m m itte e , test io th e g ra n d fin is h on S a tu rd a y w ith h e r in h e r g a rd e n , w here, des­ th e baby and raised h e r as t lie lr ow n
She Is M rs. Ion a M cC o ll o f
tow i t :
E ve ry
business m an (a n d • veiling, a ll h a v in g reached th e re ­ p ite h e r 91 years, she spades h e r c h ild
m aybe business wom an 1 w ho does q u ire d 60 ,000 votes by 6 o 'c lo c k last d a isy bed and p ru n e s h e r fine roses, P o rtlu n d . f o r m any years a reside nt
F r id a y a n il S a tu rd a y cash b ro u g h t o u t th e s to ry o f h e r b ra ve o f G resham and fo r 18 years post
not e n te r a float in tlie g ra n d pa rude n ig h t,
m a ste r here.
tends to m ake tlie tissui-s and fluids w ill be given a fre e rid e in ¡1 sp e cia lly o n ly cun he voted. T o m o rro w eve n­ and u s e fu l life .
By J. F. G R IF F IT H
As e a rly in th e s p rin g as th«' w e a lh
m ade o f in g , Ju n e 28, a b ig a u c tio n o f votes
p a tro l
wagon
B o rn in G e rm a n y In 1828, she gre w
In o rd iT to fo rw a rd the a lre a d y pro , o f tlie body a lk a lin e , so co u n te ra c tin g p re pa red
In o th e r w ords the w ill be co n d u cte d u n d e r the
I •<’ yo u n g w o m an hoo d.
Titer«'
she e r p e rm itte d th e y o u n g s e ttle rs «ante
gresslve m ovem ent and encourage th»' tlie tendency o f m in ts , eggs, fish and c h ic k e n n e ttin g
business people w ill ta k e p a rt in til«' v is io n o f M a tt Shuno and F. E T odd . pledged tie r h a nd and h e a rt to a o u t " in t o th e w oods” and too k up
p ro d u ctio n of w o rld food supplies, we lik e foods to create acid con ditions.
A s tre e t «lance w ith ja zz m usic w ill y o u ,ig t a ilo r o f h e r n a tiv e v illa g e , t h e ir d o n a tio n
la n d c la im o f 320
Since 1 lie body does its w o rk best para«!«' w h e th e r o r no.
m ust also encou rag" and assist the
p ro v id in g (lie w e a th e r is w ho wus le a v in g f o r A m e ric a , the acres n t w h at is now ca lle d L in n e ­
T he parade (‘o n n u itte e and th e ««»me o il
g ro w e r in ta k in g car»' o f th e ir crops when Its c o n d itio n Is e ith e r n a tu ra l o r
good.
S ho uld J. P lu v iu s he o u t of la n d o f o p p o r tu n ity . A f te r tw o yea rs' m a n n J u n c tio n . G resham was a dense
and p ro p e rly disposing o f them a fte r s lig h tly a lk a lin e , it is very im p o rta n t p a in te rs are u rg in g th a t fo lk s get at
M r and M rs L in n e ­
th a t we re ta in those lost values so fa r th e ir flo a ts im m e d ia te ly . Do not. w ait h u m o r, th e a u c tio n and dance w ill I w o rk in g and sa vin g , he sent fo r h e r fo re s t t lii't i
ha rvestin g.
l»e con du cte d in a b a ll.
and sh« m ade th e voyage across the m ann b u ll, the m se lve s a 12x12 foot
I t is no lo ng er a question o f what as possibl«' th ro u g h the u tiliz a tio n o f ' u n til the e ve n in g befor« th e F o u r,I:
lo g ca b in . A nd to g e th e r the y s,iirt« «l
i A tla n tic , a r r iv in g in New O rleans
we can raise, h u t to take care o f am i tlie c u lls o f u n m a rke ta b le potatoes i
F ro m th e re she jo u rn e y e d up th e to d e a r th e la ud .
place it in an un pe rlsha hle co n d itio n W ith in a rad iu s o f 12 m iles o f Gresham |
But
ta ilo r in g
was m ore in M,
.M ississippi r iv e r to the l i t t l e to w n o f
there is a potato acreage or a p p ro x i­
ready fo r the m arket.
Shasta.
I llin o is , w here
, 1« lo ve rs L iu n e n im in 'H lin e , so the y decided
.More d rie rs am i canneries fo r our m ately 8000 acres, w ith an estlmat«'«! ■
were wedded, and w here M r. L in n s * th a t th e q u ic k e s t m id best way Io
f r u it am i vegetables are needed. We yie ld of five tons to t i i " acre, m aking !
ttiu iin had e sta b lish e d h im s e lf in a get Hie la n d cle a re d was fo r th«' h u s­
It has 1»«« n
produce enough vegetables to supply a supply o f 40,000 tons
band to ply his tra<le In P o rt la n d and
, m odest t a ilo r shop.
a large dem and, If we could put them e s tim a t'd by tlie fa rm e rs th a t in b a r
Th«- next yea r, in 1852, e m ig ra ­ earn th e m oney to pay fo r tile la b o r
in an un pe risha ble c o n d itio n
Tit»' sta v. s tin g o f tills crop fo r tin- m a rk e t.,
T h is he d id fo r six o r
t i o n to th e n o rth w e s t fro m Illin o is o f c le a rin g
tis tic e s show 500ft cases o f canned 25 per «ent, o r 10.000 tons are d isca rd ­
was heavy.
T he L ln n e n ia n n s were e ig h t years, co m in g ho m e io tin- li t t le
p u m p k in , to say n o th in g o f o th e r ed and know n as culls. These c u lls 1
am ong th e d a rin g ones w ho decided e a tilii once a week to his bra ve young
canned vegetables w hich ari- shipped to co n ta in starch con tents o f 18 o r 20
,«» bra ve th e w ild e rn e ss T hey jo in e d | w ife m id ad op te d «laughter
the Pacific Coast fro m the East a n nu­ per cent.
Lonesom
e? N ot at a ll
a s m a ll p a rty o f e m ig ra n ts ,
M rs '
' --------------’
'r T h
‘ e re was
a lly . T h is means a to ta l loss to th i'
There is a large demand fo r potato ,
L in ,le n im in « e n g a g in g to ear« fo r t lie , to o m uch w o rk to tie «Ion«' to ink«
Oregon fa rm e r.
Whereas, the dried starch, o w in g to the fact tha t he reto-'
Besides,
c h ild re n In th e com pany, und M r. | any tim e o ff fo r s e lf p ity .
and canned f r u it and vegetables rep­ fore it lias lx en m ostly supplied by the i
L in n e m a n n h e lp in g w ith th e sto ck
» tbe lit t le g ir l was a g re a t c o m fo rt.
resent o u r waste and unused product European countries.
By ox a n il m u le team the y m ade A m i tw o yea rs la te r n e ig h b o rs came
I11 tbe state o f Oregon ¡uni • sp«.,hilly in
Till re is u Potato Star« h M anufaet ur
th e jo u rn e y In fo u r m o n th s
T h e re E rne st and E liz a Giese, e m ig r a n ti
the W illa m e tte V alie v w e are at III' “ ing Com pany now organized and pre­
K e n tu c k y .
T hey
la ju ls v llle ,
was m uch
sickness
and s u ffe rin g fro m
e n t m o stly in te rested in the po tato in p a rin g to take care o f these culls, also
fro m th e p r iv a tio n s o f th e t r ip as were n e ig h b o rs in th e fu lle s t m ean-
o th e r by pro du cts of the farm , such as
d u stry.
w e ll as fro m th e s tra in o f an eve r- in g o f the w o rd , too.
T a k in g the w o rld over, th e common v gi tables. fr u it , etc
T iie present
M r. m id M rs L in n e m a n n liv e d on
expected a ttn i k fro m th e fierce Sioux
o r so-called Ir is h potato Is probably con sum p tion o f starch and glucose in
and C otnache In d ia n s
F e a r o f a t h e ir fa rm 40 years, u n til M r I,in
eaten by a g re a te r p ro p o rtio n o f the tl»" c itie s iif P ortla nd . S eattle and Spo­
Two
sc u lp in g p a rty caused some o f th e ne m a n n 's de a th 27 years ago
e a rth 's in h a b ita n ts than any o th e r crop kane m ay be co n se rva tive ly estim a te d j
p a rty to b a it, but th e L iu n e m a n n s years la te r M rs L in n e m a n n b u ilt tie r
at COHO tons per year T lie fu tu re eon
except rice
and one o f th e men secured a c a rt present hom e on P o w e ll s tre e t in
The general use o f potatoes in tlie su m p tio n w ill Is- in accordance w ith
G resham , w here she live s alon e, do-
and tw o oxen and pushed on alone
The p re v i­
average fa m ily , and tlie be tte r customs the g ro w th Ilf tiles«* citie s
Hoon th e s tra n g e r b e a rn e to o 111 i in g h e r ow n s im p le h o use kee pin g and
p re v a ilin g in m any homes in pre p a rin g o u s shipm e nt of starch, im p o rte d in t o ’
Since she no
to w a lk , so M rs L in n e m a n n to o k to e n jo y in g her garden
the tub ers fo r food are based on sound I the U n ited Slates from G erm any, as
shown by tin governm ent s ta tis tic s ,
the t r a il, th a t th « sick man m ig h t lo n g e r feels eq ua l to c a llin g on her
econom ic and dialed«- reasons
T h is means 1
Potatoes, however, w h ile a valuable is 8000 tons a n n u a lly.
rid e .
L a te r th e oxen ¡lied a n il M r. frie n d s , th«' frie n d s com e to he r
and M rs. L in n e m a n n p u lle d th a t rude T hey are de voted to lie r, as she is io
a d d itio n to a m ixed diet, alone are not 40,000 tons o f potato«s. at present, dis-
su ita b le to meet the needs of th«' body plaeeil o r h a vin g no place in the In ­
«■art the m se lve s o v e r the ro u g h tr a il. the m
In 1906, w hen th e lo cal M e th o d is t
because o f th e ir p o ve rty in p ro te in and d u stry. whereas they could be lo c a lly I
M rs L in n e m a n n w a lk e d th e last 800
was
be in g
p lan ned . Mrs.
fa t w h ich is lost in the pe eling fo r lx»il- p r'id ’i’ eii and lo c a lly consumed.
m ile s In to P o rtla n d
W ith h e r s k ir t c h u rc h
The fa cto ry w ill lie equipped and ,
m g o r fr y in g
T h e o re tic a lly speaking,
h a n g in g in s trin g s fro m th e b ra m b le s L in n e m a n n m ade th e larges, co n ­
th«- » kin is the o n ly refuse m a te ria l In capable o f ta k in g care o f at least 20
a m i sage bru sh o f th e t r a il, she t r ib u tio n to w a rd th e b u ild in g , aa a
reached T lie D alle s lu te in th e s u m ­ m e m o ria l Io t i n hu sba nd , G e a ttlii D
the potato, but in the peeling about tons of potatoes pet »lay, w h ich w ould ,
The
L in n e m a n n
Me
<« to 14 f>*r cent o f the tl« sh is removed equal fo u r tons o f the finished starch.
m e r o f 1852. T h e D alles was ju s t a L lu n e m a n n .
w ith It. W h ile the s k in its e lf has litt le In c lu d in g o th e r valuable by products
sand b a n k, w ith one sto re kept by a m o rta l c h u rc h bears th e nam e o f ,h
In a d d itio n to the m arke ta ble pota
food value, the p a rt ly in g next to it,
d a rk e y .
T h e sick man died Just as pion eer. In th e a ffa irs o f th e c h u rch
vary in g fro m one tw e lfth to one fifth of to s ta r-h . the re w ill be a va ila b le about
th e L in n e m a n n » reached Th«' D alles .Mrs L in n e m a n n has a lw a ys ta k e n a
M any o f h e r closes,
W ith o th e r e m ig ra n ts the y d r ifte d liv e ly in te re s t
an inch in thickness, con tain s a h ig li 203 tons o f d ried pulp per se a so n T h is
percentage o f m in e ra l m atter, such as pu lp has a starch content of from 5 0 I
d o w n tlie r iv e r in an o ve rcro w d e d frie n d s are m em bers o f Hie c o n g re g a ­
soluble carbohydrates, soluble n itr o ­ to fin per cent in the concentrated and
w h a le b o a t to
th e
up p e r Cascades, tio n and th ro u g h the m she keeps in
d rie d state, and w ill c a rry a ll the
genous m a tte r and acid substance.
T h e y wer«* ca u g h t in a w h irlp o o l and to u ch w ith p a ris h happenings.
T h is ,
No w om an, M rs. L in n e m a n n says,
The waste in p re p a rin g is m ore im ­ o th e r valuable food q u a litie s
had a t e r r if y in g experience.
F ro m
p o rta n t than is ge ne rally r«aliz««l and alone as a c a ttle and hog food should
th e lo w e r Cascades the y m ade the eve r had b e tte r n e ig h b o rs th a n she
T h e c h ild re n o f M r and M rs
can be overcome by c o n ve rtin g the not be underestim ated.
i r i p to P o rtla n d on th e firs t li t t le has.
T h is fa cto ry w ill w ork In co-opera- j
potato th ro u g h a m ethod o f evapora­
ste a m e r th a t o p e ra te d on the C o lu m ­ W A. W in te rs are a s h in in g exam ple
o f a w e ll raised ra in ily . She has ye'
tio n , in to po tato starch, potato flour, tio n w ith the fa rm e r and w ill enable |
bia.
h im to realize fo r his waste and unused
T h e y a rriv e d in P o rtla n d Septem ­ to h e ar an Im p a tie n t o r d lsre sp e e tf ,1
and potato meal.
a ll kin dn ess
The benefits derived th ro u g h th is potatoes to the exte nt o f a p p ro x im a te ly !
ber 18. 1852.
M r. L in n e m a n n lo st w o rd fro m th e m
m ethod re ta in s sufficient starch in a 14110,01111 a n n u a lly, and w ill encourage
no tim e in fin d in g e m p lo y m e n t as a c o n s id e ra tio n .
G ra n d m a L in n e m a n n bas
v
re a d ily d ig e stib le fo rm and contains him to cle ar m ore land fo r c u ltiv a tio n ,
ta ilo r .
In the ro o m in g house w h ere
m in e ra l substance of Im portance to the thus b rin g in g about b e tte r c o n d itio n s |
| th e y stayed In P o rtla n d th e y m et a been a good n e ig h b o r herse,
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PLANS FAST MATURING FOR
GREAT VICTORY CELEBRATION
GRANDMA LINNEMANN TALKS
ABOUT HER EARLY EXPERIENCES
THE STORY OF THE POTATO
AND ITS ECONOMIC CONSUMPTION
body. A fact leaa generally known that for both the producr and consumer.