Gresham outlook., July 15, 1919, Image 1

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A
W EE K
G resham O utlook
VOL. 9, NO. 39
GRESHAM CANNERY PROVES
HAS BIG PAYROLL . y
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
HIS SANITY
OREGON
TUESDAY. JULY 15, 1919
GIESES HAVE BEEN MRS. C. 0. BRANSON po ^ r ' s s ™
HERE SINCE 1853 VISITS CENTENARY « «
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
GRESHAM’S RACES
SURPRISED WRITER
T he G resham cannery is a busy |
(M ahion D i i u . f . v K i . in u )
|
By MRS. C. O. BRANSON
The W estern B reed ers’ Jo u rn a l
place these days. T here is a big rush 1
D eterm ination will carry a person
N ew ark, Ohio. Ju ly 9, 1919.
j
lias
th is to say ab o u t the races at
far
W
ithout
it,
John
Henry
Erneyt
Ed. O utlook: L eav in ’ P o rtlan d ]
un hand to put th e fru it th ro u g h its j
Giese, a “tenderfoot,” would never Ju n e 14, over th e N o rth ern Pacific
G
resham
, on th e F o u rth of July.
processes as fast as it is received. I
have wrested health and happiness railro ad , 1 reached Chicago ju st th ree
Surely
som eone has been m isled
'
from
the
wilds
of
the
uncharted
O
i
t
days and two h o u rs later.
H aving
T he w arehouse is tilling up w ith cans I
j gon woods. His will power and the a stopover of a few days, I w ent to
j reg a rd in g th e p o p u larity of racing as
w aiting shipm ent, w hile cra tes upon
1 tru st of his good wife. Eliza Jane Ryer K ankakee, Illinois, to visit my
an a ttra c tio n . The w rite r met a few
cra te s a re being unloaded at th e re­
Giese, brought them through sorrow s b ro th er, Prof. L. G. Holcomb. A few
| old tim ers th e la tte r p a rt of Ju n e,
, and hardships to th at goal.
ceiving room
days la te r 1 was again on th e Journey
i m entioned th e fact th a t an early race
Born in H am burg in 1815, Ernc«t from Chicago to th e hom e of my p a r­
Ideal w eath er is m aking th e fru it j
[ meet was scheduled to come off at
Gelse came to New York when a young ents an d tw o b ro th ers and th ree sis­
rip en fast. T here Is a sh o rtag e of
j man
T here he plied his tailo r's ters at N ew ark, th e jo u rn ey ta k in g
I G resham at th e M ultnom ah county
hands, but so far, w ith every em ploye J
i fair track and expressed th e opinion
i needle and m arried .Miss Ryer, a fine 12 hours. To say th e m eeting was
seam stress, born and raised in the city joyful would be a m ild term . Ten
i hat they would su re be there. They
ex ertin g every energy, all th e fruit
and unused to any oth er life. The years bad elapsed since th e last visit.
! h ad n 't h eard of It
T he ev ent had
has been cared for in good tim e. Al­
’ young couple moved to Louisville, Ken­ A few days were spent in rest, the I
, iot been advertised. About the only
th o u g h unable to ru n full capacity,
j a ttra c tio n would be fo u r harness
tucky where they established th. -n- best one gets in th e ea ste rn heat and
n ev ertheless, 16,000 cans of fru it are
selves in a tailo r shop. All went well th en som e of th e folks and m yself
j races, best tw o-in-three. T he track
until the husband’s health failed and cam e to the cen ten ary exposition an d I
was in ro tten sh ap e th ey said and you
produced daily, alm ost a hundred
he was forced to seek employment are having th e tim e of o u r lives. If
co u ld n 't get anybody o u t to see these
th o u sa n d cans a week. T hat m eans
less confining
Selling his business 1 had th e “ peu of a ready w rite r" 1 1
early h alf mill' brush m eets and an y ­
a pay roll for labor alone am ou n tin g
be left Louisville with his wife and m ight ad eq u ately convey so m eth in g
way horse racing was g e ttin g to be a
to *2000 per week. T he cannery pays
ft) IW«in>N£
three sm all children early in 1853.
tilin g of th e past and they d id n ’t see
of the m ost stu p en d o u s exhibition
The plan was to go to Oregon terri­ ever g ath ered to g e th er In th e world.
how even th e Oregon S tate F a ir was
out approxim ately $26,000 a week for
T he United S tates established
To be cast seventeen
years
tory and become a farm er. But the We have know n so m eth in g of m is­
going to be able to get a good speed
f r u it— $25,000 for th e local fru it
Itself th ro u g h th e big w ar to such
am ong th e insane and to still re­
p rairie schooner trip was not to be
p ro g ram th is y ear le t alone a burg
grow ers.
tain hope of deliverance is the
considered.
The fam ily physician sionary work b ut we w ere not pre-; an extent th a t ln te rn a tlo n a f af-
like G resham .
fairs win alw ays be w ith ua T he
te st through which Jam es Belden
Mr. F ish er, the m anager, said th a t
would not consent to it. So the Gieses pared to behold such a display of
Well, we were a little discouraged
m issiontields as m eets o u r eyes a t ; first new office com es in th e nom­
has
ju
st
passed
G
overnor
Sm
ith
were
traveling
over
the
Baltom
ore
&
at th e forecast but h aving been hon-
this y ear th e cannery Is ru n n in g a t a
th is exposition. T he larg e b u ild in g s; ination of F ran k L. iPolk as u n d er
of New York a ttracted by letters
Ohio
railroad
from
K
entucky
to
New
ord w ith an In v itatio n to act as one
disad v an tag e, but even so resu lts are
appointed a com m ission which
York where they would take passage a re literally cram m ed w ith exhtbts j secretary of state, sim plifying th e
of th e Judges we drove out to th e
tran sactio n of business
w ith
decidedly g ratify in g .
F o r an o th er
found Belden sane— and always
on a vessel bound for Panam a. T heir Irom A frica, In d ia, C hina, Ja p an ,
track ab o u t 1 :30 on th e F o u rth .
L atin A m erica K orea, P h il-' G reat B ritain and France. Polk
had been A rrested for larrenv in
year, provisions for am ple help will
heavy luggage, together w ith an ax, I , .Malaysia,
,
W hen we w ere w ithin a h alf m ile of
has
been
secretary
of
sta
te
d
u
r­
a
spade
and
a
plow,
was
sent
around
I
ippine8:
,
H
a"
aii;?
)Ur
own
.c°
u
"
Ly
and
1902
Belden
war
adjudged
insane
be m ade early in th e season and all
th e g ro u n d s we learn ed th a t there
the Horn
| som e o th e rs. T h ere are th e d iffe re n t' ing L ansing's absence a t the
and
sen
t
to
D
annem
ora
hospital
were a few o th e rs In terested and th a t
o th e r necessary arra n g e m e n ts will
peace conference.
M isfortune soon overtook them. As i pcople8 from
o v er ‘h e , a r , h ' onp
they had sta rte d e a rlie r th an we.
have been m ade before opening tim e.
th e ir ta rin clim bed th ro u g h th e Alle- or so re p re se n tin g each co u n try an d
’Thousands of autom obiles
were
He, too, predicts a g reat berry fu ­ HALEY YOUNG MAN DEAD
ghanles tin« car In which they rode a larg e n u m b er of C olum bus and vi­
parked all o ver th e g ro u n d s and
cinity people painted and g arb ed in F R U I T P A C K IN G P L A N T S
FROM
TUBERCULOSIS
'
ft
the
track
and
was
precipitated
i
tu re for th is locality, w hich of course,
stre e ts lead in g to them , and the first
into a rocky canyon. They were all e08tum «* to belP rep rese n t th e conn
H A V E S C A L E S T E S T E D line across from th e g ra n d sta n d was
m eans a big canning business. T ra n s­
_______
H arold O. H orberg died at th e terribly injured and one sm all daugh­ tries, sellin g th e w ares, d escrib in g th e j
sold o u t, g ra n d sta n d seats and
exhibits and playing th e life plays.
p o rtatio n difficulties will eventually
D eputy S tate S ealer W. A Dulztel Ideacers w ere crow ded and all sta n d ­
hom e of his ste p -p aren ts, Mr. and te r was killed. The baggage cars also T hese n ativ es w ere b ro u g h t over and
were demolished, so they were w ith­ will be sent hom e at th e expense of I
be overcom e.
was taken. T h ere w ere
" l 8 tr,c‘ ^ e a 'c r Jo n e s w ere In ing rcom
Mrs. J. H. L in d g ren , of Haley sta tio n , out trunks. The m other showed great
R aspberries a re selling at $.300 per
th e C entenary. T h e th o u sa n d s of lo- ? " 8’’“ "1 ,,y^ ‘er,d aL > ° ^ tn g a fte r from 12,000 to 16,000 people on
on th e m o rning of Ju ly 14, a fte r a heroism .
Severely
lacerated
and
cal helpers are paid $15 a w e e k . " " "
“ 1 th e f r " ‘ P " " 1« P1“ “ 1" hand to see fo u r h arn e ss races and
ton. T he yield th is y ear is much
long Illness from tuberculosis.
He bruised, she nursed h er fam ily and The m em bers of th e la rg e ch o ir re- , ,T h,e 8Cale81 w ere te ste d an d were from th e noise they m ade they r««lly
heav ier th an last y e a r’s, in some
when
the
railroad
company
had
re­
was a little m ore th a n 20 years ot
enjoyed them Immensely.
ceive S2I) n e r w e e k
found to be til good condition.
placed some of the lost baggage they
patches alm ost double. B lackcaps at
By th is tim e we began to feel b e t­
T h o u sa n d s of p eo p le th r o n g th e s e
“ fKr,“ a ,,, y *ra PreM «d
age, having been born in P o rtlan d on continued to New York and sailed for
11 cen ts— over 200 per to n — yield­
buildings w here they see th e tra n s 1 W,th ,h e ,,unlity of fru lt h e re ’ » ° te r and when we got o u r au to fitted
April 8, 1899. He was early deprived Panam a.
said th a t It m easured up w ith the
behind one a little bigger, but
ing in places four tons to th e acre
The trip across th e Isth m u s was " " » 8 pow er of ,tb e know ledge of best fru it from an y w h ere else In th e ln
of his m o th er, who died in 1902. In
whose ow ner was a lot w iser ln g e t­
over $800 from one acre. Ten acres
C h rist which has changed th e heatlj- sta te .
th
rillin
g
—p
artly
by
rail,
p
artly
on
Being well acq u ain ted with tin g I here sooner, we v en d e d o u r way
1904 Ills fattier m arried Miss E lla C.
mules. The children made the trip
w orship of paganism to th e wor-
sounds like a fo rtu n e. T hat the
B enson, who has tak en a m o th e r’s in the aim s of the natives. Followed sb lP of ,b e ,ru e God. One would b erry and o rch a rd p ro d u cts all over to the sta n d to learn th e “ dope." C.
prices are up and up to stay is as­
Oregon, his rem ark Is a blue ribbon H. M inton, who Is th e new m anager
place in his life. H is fa th e r died In then the rough coast voyage to San ’kink th is had been accom plished, aw
ard.
fe> th e com bined M ultnom ah County
sured. Land
values will rise. A
Francisco
where
a
new
gold
excite-1
kut
m
issionaries
say
o
n
e-h
alf
of
1914 and la te r his Htep-m other was
He grow s o rato ric al nt th e m en ­ F a ir and th e M a n u factu rers und Land
period of g reat prosp erity has been
ment
beckoned
all
com
ers
to
the
mines.
C
h
in
a
and
lialf
of
In
d
ia
have
not
yet
m arried to J. H. L in d g ren . He leaves Hut the Gieses' quest was for health . heard of God.
tion of apples. Ju d g in g by m ere a p ­ P ro d u cts Show, S eptem ber 16-2«, ac t­
opened.
to m ourn his early d eath B ert W. and not gold, so they took boat again,
T he daily p rogram is so filled w ith pearan ces, It would seem th at he ed as m a n ag e r for th is m eeting, and
and K en n eth E. H orberg. half b ro th ­ arriv in g in Portland In the sum m er of events th a t It Is Im possible to see feels a g ia n t’s prid e ln Oregon apple was on h and w ith a big “I-told-you-
ard s. He can nam e every kind so ” sm ile on his face and th e wet
BIG CHERRY TREE
1853, shortly before Percy Giese was them all and It is difficult to decide o of rch apple,
give Its fam ily h istory, Its copy of th e first score card Just off
PROVES PROFITABLE ers, F ran ces M. L. H orberg, a half horn.
ju
st
w
hich
ones
would
afford
the
siste r and Mervin H. L in d g ren , a step
h a racteristics, describe Its ta ste, th e press. H e assu red us th a t we
Ernest Giese located liis donation m ost profit. In ad d itio n to th e ex­ c size
and color, tell w hen to cook It ' ere all to have score card s before
"W h at will you exhibit at th e fair b ro th e r of th e fam ily home, besides land claim that summ er. It adjoined hibits. o u td o o r events of th e g rea test
th is y e a r? ” Mrs. Geo. L eslie was relativ es of his m o th er in C alifornia. the Linnem ann claim in the heavy in te rest a re hourly being offered. and when to eat it raw. W henever Hie races were called an d m ade good
lie gets an o p p o rtu n ity lie sends an ju st as he did w ith th e w hole show.
asked.
H arold was placed In Class I of th e cedar woods. W ith his one hundred P ag ean ts, parades, band concerts, asso rtm en t of th?m to M ichigan.
H A. Lewis, p resid e n t of th e M ult­
dollars
eapital,
Mr.
Giese
hired
men
views
show
n
on
th
e
la
rg
e
st
screen
In
"W ell, I do not know ex actly ,” she selective d r a ft and was aw aitin g his
to help him clear an acre of ground the w orld, movies, m usical program s, (S ounds like te a sin g ). T h ere Is one nom ah F a ir association ts to be com ­
answ ered.
" I have had som ething call to th e colors at th e tim e of the and build a log house
th
in
g
lie
deplores
-
th
e
m
anagem
ent
plim ented on tlie condition of the
W hile th e I wild w est ex h ib its, revival m eetings
on display every year, so far. I arm istice. Soon a f te r th a t tim e he cabin was being finished, Mrs. Giese by E vangelist Boh Jones, th e won- of som e fru it sta n d s w here apples track . It Is In splendid shape, few
put o u t for sale before th e ir l e t t e r anyw here.
th o u g h t once th a t I would not e n te r was stric k en w ith influenza, which and the little children were cared for d erfu l speeches an d serm o n s from p are
ro p er season. R u ttin g out a w inter
Because we prom ised a lady en­
a n y th in g this fall, but, for one thing, left him In a w eakened condition from at the Gates home, two m iles to the , th e m ost em in en t sp e ak e rs In th e apple In S eptem ber ts an Injustice th u siast rig h t up In fro n t, all dolled
west on the trail to Portland.
I world an d m any ,o th e r th in g s, even a
my d a u g h te r has charg e of one of the w hich he never rallied . He was
and a d etrim en t. It 1 h u n fair.
A up In h e r su m m ertest best th a t we
There was no sweep of sunny valley j m onkey and a hand organ,
d ep a rtm en ts, so I changed my mind. w orking fo r th e A m erican Express then as there is now a t Linnem ann ! One h u n d red th o u sa n d people at- w in ter apple should be sold in w in­ wo,lid m ention It, we m ust say th a t
Every e n try adds to th e success of the com pany In P o rtlan d when he was Junction. When the Gieses wished to ten d ed th e F o u rth . T he oval or sta ter, and a Septem ber apple sold In tt w ater wagon would have added a
S eptem ber.
Some apples th a t are lot to th e co m fo rt of th e fans In fro n t.
w hole fair. Even th o u g h th e th in g taken sick. He was ru ra l m all c a r­ see the sky they looked straig h t up. ' dium se ats 50,000 an d m any tim es b eau tifu l to look at In O ctober are We assu red h er, how ever, th a t d u r ­
It was plain th at they would starve h u n d red s a re tu r n e d ’aw ay from som e
may seem q u ite com m on, if It has rie r from B oring for a p a rt of last unless money was forth coming for program .
not fit to eat u n til F eb ru ary ami ing th e fair, S ep tem b er 15-2", na
m e rit It should be displayed.
year, lie had atten d e d th e B oring flour.
So the la th er followed Mr.
T h e m ost sp e cta cu la r event is th e should not be put on (lie m arket un­ com plaint like th a t w ould be neces­
sary.
“ I c a n ’t b rin g my ch erry tre e to school an d was for a tim e in th e Linnem ann s example and went to | “ W a y fa re r” p ag e an t w hich has set til then.
"B ut you o u g h t to see G resham 's
Let all th e horsem en sp read the
ortland
to
work
in
a
tailo
r
shop
t
o
1
the
people
wild
in
th
e
ir
efforts
to
see
th e fair, but Its w orth It.” She G resham high Rchool.
He was a
earn the money to d e a r h tsJan d . For it, th e coliseum , only se atin g 7000 stra w b e rrie s,” som e one said to him news th a t th e M ultnom ah County
pointed proudly to a Royal Ann tree m em ber of th e Swedish B aptist two years or more he worked at his ¡p eo p le o u tsid e of th e choirs. One "L aid side by side 22 of them m eas­ F n ir track is one of th e best h alf mile
— fo u r feet aro u n d th e tru n k , and church a t H aley, from which church trade, m aking weekly trip s home over I h a s t o s i t in l i n e f o r h o u r s t o s» e n n > u red a yurd, 15 of them filled a box. track s on th e f lrc u it and Its condition
Dr " llr ch e rrie s can Salem beat th em ? will cause no co m plaint of any kind.
w ith a 40-foot spread of th e limbs. the fu n eral will be held on W ed n es­ the Powell Valley trail, heavily loaded 1 a tick et how ever It pays one
with provisions Eliza Ann Giese, the C ro w th er of S eattle s th e a u th o r and ' O ur ra "Pb e r r |es a re ~ ’
Look over the su m m ary which fol­
"W e have sold $63 w orth of ch e rrie s day m o rn in g a t 10 o'clock, Rev. J.
exquisite needlewoman, sw ung an ax Mr and Mrs ’ M Lynch of S eattle a re ■ ? Ut M r’ l)alzlel In terru p ted w ith, lows and note th e tim e m ade and bear
from th a t tre e th is season, and had Johnson of D am ascus officiating. In ­ and cooked and made over g a r m .n u th e m usical d irecto rs facts w hich I
T h e n an,e ‘8 al’’m "lean s peaceful, In mind th a t th is Is th e first speed
besides th a t, enough for o u r own use. te rm en t will be in M ultnom ah cem e­ for her growing family. In 1857 an- have been
r, fu8e to a r KUP H ow ever, I ’ll say co n test fo r any of th e en tre es th is
other daughter. Anna Cora, was born T he paKettntP
go?geous J till£ uad g j j ; U a t you have a f ru it country- year.
It req u ired no c u ltiv a tin g nor care In tery.
G radually a s ta rt was made at farm ­ colors, depicts th e release of th e |
T he crow d was out so m uch la rg e r
any way. T hin k w hat fo u r o r five
ing. A pig or two were bought and w orld from sp iritu a l bondage, pass­
lo a n expected th a t a m ost unique
trees of th is kind would m ean!
A RAISING CANARIES
fattened. When the first hog was in g th ro u g h th e successive stag es MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
spectacle was p rese n ted ; one ce r­
PROFITABLE BUSINESS slaughtered, Mr. Linnem ann, neighbor from
y e a r’s living for a fam ily.”
tainly n o t on th e official program .
ENGAGES
LOCAL
GRANGE
th
e
an
cien
t
H
ebrew
bondage
to
and tailor, assisted Mr. Giese in the
T h ere was no p eanut, popcorn, Ice
T he L eslies have in th e ir g ard en a
.Mrs. C. W. G leason's m other, Mrs. ordeal. They attem pted to sk in the th e triu m p h a n t co ronation of Em ­
Gresham G range held a well a tte n d ­ cream cone, so ft d rin k sp ecialists
few row s of a late straw b e rry . They Eva M artin of P o rtlan d , spent S un­ carcass!
When Mr. Linnem ann in­ m anuel, and th e b irth of th e C h ris­
o p era tin g on those In th e g rand
are now in bloom and in green b e r­ day w ith h er d a u g h te r, an d for th e sisted th a t they scarpe off the bristles tian L eague of N ations. T h ere a re ed session last S aturday evening a t stan d .
All th e ir offerings were
which Dr and Mrs. A. W. Botkin and
" 1 1 ‘««-ie-ntal costum e w
ries. T h ere a re as m any as 17 b er­ first tim e In many weeks she felt th a t they made a valiant attem p t with large !
Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. Ellng were given snapped up long before they got so
knives.
F
inally
in
desperation
they
a
r
?
a88‘8
"
,by
'
a
<
horu8
of
1,500
fa r from th e ir base.
ries o r bloom s to the c lu ste r and five she could leave h er business long lathered the porker, got out th eir V0,Ce' l 10,° of whom ar,! neKro 8l,lg- the degree work of the order.
enough to rem ain aw ay over night.
porker, got out th eir
In th e rep o rt of th e races, the
Plans for the m em bership campaign
o r m ore c lu ste rs to each plant.
ers,
th
e
best
ever.
T
he
w
onderful
razors
and
shaved
It
clean.
Mr.
and
Mrs. M artin raises can ary birds,
were outlined, the granges of the Jo u rn a l sta te s th a t th e 2 :2 0 pace d e­
$50,000
pipe
o
rg
an
built
in
th
e
I
Mrs.
Giese
received
th
e
ir
Tlrst
lessons
the G erm an ro llers and St. A ndrew s
I coliseum by a M aryland m an, espec- county b»'l»K entered Into a contest veloped in to a real horse race w ith
New D alilliainnier Baity.
birds, and not so long ago she kept in m ilking a cow from Grandmu Lin­
tally for th e C en ten ary and th e 100- b,r a bn" " ' r
^b,‘ grange In itiatin g G resham Boy, driven by his ow ner,
nemann.
A dain ty little lady w eighing Just the H arts M ountains.
piece
C
in
cin
n
ati
Sym
phony
o
rc
h
e
stra
,
)
tb
l’
low
est
num
ber
members, Tom H ow ltt. an d Hl Ho, d riven by
As soon as he dared m ake the ven­ fu rn ish th e In stru m en tal m usic fo r j G' " Honey and Mrs of W. new
W hat money is th e re in can aries?
nine pounds has com e to m ake her
It
Kern are 0 . J. Brown, th e co n ten d ers, The
tu re Mr. Giese bought two oxen, hitch­
first h eat went to G resham Hoy in
hom e w ith th e B. F. D ahiham m er In a season, a m o th er bird will ed them to th e plow th a t had sailed th is pag ean t, w h ie lu is now given in " e h a r g i o f lh' local campaign,
hatch th re e se ttin g s, th re e o r fo u r
1:07 14 w ith HI Ho a close second.
tw
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all
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fam ily on th e Rockwood road. She birds in each hatch
T he birds sell around Cap«' Horn, and began farm ing th e m usic. G rand o p era s o l o i s t s " 1? ; g ran g ers decided to .b e n d every In th e second heat HI Ho nosed him
arriv ed early th is m orning. F a th e r all th e way from $10 to $25 and In earnest. He made a good farmer,
from New York sing betw een acts. p" ort ,o * a 7 . ni, " " K
(,M* ham o u t In 1:06% in th e m ost evenly
and M other D ahiham m er a re exceed­ m ore. T h ree h u n d red d o llars from too. And his apple orchard was one T he G loria T ru m p ete rs, fo u r ladles I OranK" ,>xblb" at ' hp rom ln* county m atched race of th e day. G reham
of the best in the county. No scale
SongH were Boy was th en sc ra tch e d by his ow ner
ingly happy und big siste r and b ro th ­ one can ary not bigger th an a ch ild ’s or pests bothered those early apples. also assist in th e m usic. A trom bone fair a creditable one.
fist is r a th e r su rp risin g
I practiced for tlie com m unity sing a t ra th e r thun ta k e any chance of o v er­
er, A lta und G eorge, declare th a t
ch
o
ir
of
100
pieces,
local
ta
le
n
t,
o
r­
B ut It is lots of w ork— ju st as any They were beauties and the memory of
the grange field day on the fair doing itie horse. Hi Ho cam e up for
th e re was never such an o th e r baby. business is— nor is it all profits. The those first apples, fried In home-cured ganized especially lo r th e C entenary, ■ grounds, Saturday, July 26th.
the th ird h eat und won easily in
th
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ch
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of
several
h
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­
can eries m ust be fed and cared for bacon, is one of the pleasantest to the
G resham G range w ent on record as 1 :1 0 % , ta k in g first money.
dred
voices,
a
Kaffir
ch
o
ir
of
South
properly. D uring h atch in g tim e they family. Mr. Giese's cider mill, press
F arm ers' F ield Meet.
strongly opposed to the daylight sav ­
and cellar were quite famoas. Orders A frica, and a score of fam ous q u a r­
F r u it P rleea ( W i t n I .
A big crowd is expected h ere for need to be w atched, fo r som etim es a for vinegar came from m any Portland tets, so lo ists and hands fu rn ish m u­ ing law and the secretary was directed
m o th er refu ses to accept th e young
to forward resolutions condemning the
T he C o-operative B erry G row ers
F a rm e rs ’ Field m eet Ju ly 26. Each I she has hatched. T hen they have to in stitutions
sic for th e exposition.
m easure to the Pomona G range and
As 1 neared S pokane, people were to our representatives und senators at th e old M etzger sto re are offering
In the first years there was no op-
g ran g e is on the program for a stu n t. , l.e raised by hand. F eeding young
to co n tract fru it at th e follow ing
T h ere will be, beside th e races, m u­ birds with a toothpick every few po rtu n lty for schooling, so Mrs. Giese w aterin g g ard en s w ith hose. In at W ashington.
prices, n et to you, cra tes fu rn ish ed :
taught her family the alphabet, m ulti­ Id ah o neig h b o rs on th e tra in began
lee
cream
and
cake
were
served
fol­
m
inutes
m
akes
one
ap
p
re
cia
te
the
sic both forenoon and afternoon.
R asp b erries, per lh
J6c
am o u n t of work a bird has to do in plication tables and the few other to say sh all we be gam e an d w ear lowing the business meeting.
L o g an b erries, p er lb.
8c
The Civic M arine W orks chorus, o rd e r to raise a family.
things she had been tau g h t before the I <>ur heavy clothing, hut when Mon­
L a m h e rts
g . i Oc
days
of
co-education.
I^ctt<
r
tie
.
liild-|
iium
beat
Imre
down
with
u
n
reb
nt
popularly styled the S hipyard Sing­
L
Kid
All
k
in
d
s
of
hay
tools
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One of th e last H arts M ountain
» !« « •
g -io c
d e r’s Hdw. Co.
C ontinued on page 3
C ontinued on page 3
ers, will fu rn ish m usic In th e a f te r ­ singers w hich Mrs. M artin sold is
These are lib eral prices and If you
noon. C horus leader, Mr. Quigley. q u ite an en erg etic business m an H e
have any of th e above fru its to offer
has a b eau tifu l disposition, jiappv
BIGGEST DIRIGIBLE SAILS BACK ACROSS ATLANTIC
will also conduct a com m unity sing everyw
com e In an d we will c o n tra ct with
here and at all tim es.
He
y°u'
D. E. TOW LE.
There a re m any o th a r In terestin g : elngs as sw eetly by electric lig h t as
fea tu re s to be announced la te r
1 hy daylig h t. Ills present ow ner I
W ill F ire Get Y ou?
| litres him o u t to sing a t w eddings,
Is your property going to be burned
I parties and even fu n erals.
He en-
A tten tio n !
th is sum m er? it will depend largely
T he G resham cannery has con­ I joys an a u to rtde. T h irty m iles an j
upon your own and oth er peoples'
tra c te d fo r a lot of b erries and fru it h o u r m akes him w arble and trill !
earefulness. T h a t’s why you are Inter­
to be canned and w orked up here and m ost lustily.
ested in fire prevention and safety
we m ust have th e help to do It. We
m easures We handle fire In th is coun
have Increased th e piece ra te s on an
Some su rp rises In th e w ant ads
try much as a national plaything.
av erage of 25% o r b e tte r th a n the
The g ro w n u p s play with gasoline,
sta n d a rd rates. T he ru sh season Is
Helm kale- In stall Officers.
gunpow der and m atches and the chil
sh o rt and a good m any can a rra n g e
T he R ebekah lodge m et last night
dren follow eloae behind with fire­
to help out. A local in d u stry cannot
crackers, bonfires, campfires, etc. We
be b u ilt up by shipping out stuff th a t and installed th e follow ing officers:
are a fire loving people and th a t is
should be w orked up here.
Every Noble G rand
Lena N eedham
probably why our fire losses are the
woman and g irl th a t can should s ta rt Vice G rand
C h risten a H um ason
heaviest of any nation. T hat is also
in a t once.
A. R U P E R T ft CO.
why we m ust school ourselves ln fire
S ecretary
C lara McKinney
prevention m easures. Teach the chil­
G ladys Micbel
Why sell your rasp b e rrie s for 12 F inance S ecretary
dren and teach the adults th at fire is
cents
when we are paying 14? T re a su re r
G ertru d e E astm an
N ot co n ten t with establishing a world record u being the first to fly a balloon across the ocean,
dangerous and th a t tak in g chances
G resham Hom s P roducts Co. Phone
from E ngland to th e United States, Major Scott and hl- British crew of the It 34 had no more than
T he 25-year Jewels were presented
wttli it Is almost as much of a crim e
S 9 1 — Adv.
ded a t Mineola field. New York, than they were m aking pr« t n a tio n s for the re tu rn flight This is a
ag ain st the com m unity as leaving a
to Mrs. R uth R oberts and Mrs. Calla
bieturq « f the b iggest dirigib le balloon ever built, m asurlng >, :t feet long about tw o city blocks.
dangerous bomb to explode in among
K enney.
Read th e W ant ads.
helpless people.