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VOL. 9,
G resham O utlook
NO. 45
STARCH FACTORY
OFFICERS CHOSEN
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
TWO AEROPLANES
SAIL OVER GRESHAM
OREGON
TUESDAY,
AUGUST 5,
SURPLUS WAR FOOD SELLS AT BARGAIN
T hose who had th e good fo rtu n e
to see two areo p lan es flying o v e r'
G resham yesterday are crow ing a
good deal o ver th e rest of th e folks I
A m eeting of th e stock h o ld ers of . who were not m ade aw are of th e ir
th e N orthw est P o tato S tarch & Mill- * 1 presence u n til th e ‘'b ird s” had flown
ing Com pany was held at the new 1 out of sight. T he present d isap p o in t
factory office yesterday afternoon. , m ent need not be felt so keenly, as
flying m achines o ver G resham will
C h arles C leveland acted as chairm an
soon be as com m on as a re th e autos
an d J. A. T u rn e r as secretary .
on its stre e ts now.
T he follow ing directo rs were elect
T he two m achines referred to are
ed : J. F . GrilHtli. Chas Cleveland. rep o rted to be planes w hich a re being
Old high cost of living is getting a jolt uow as Uncle Sam sells
Chas. D oppler. J. A. T u rn e r, R. E. te ste d as to th e ir value as lire pa
surplus food stuffs bought up for war purposes The surplus will be
tro ls. And th a t tf only one of the
Griffith, E. C. Davis, L. L. H iatt, J.
placed Is the hands of consum ers through various cities .Here shows
num berless practical uses to which
M. Johnson, W. If. Enos, K. A. Mil
im m ense stores for five big eastern cities
Bucon at 34 cen ts— beef
the flying m achine can be put.
hash si 13 cents— shows the im m ense saving possible tor th e con
le r and C onrad Silver.
F
o
r
th
e
presen
t,
how
ever,
th
e
a
ir
sumer
W ith th e com pletion of th e organ-!
planes as they a re now being called,
ization th e com pany will seek the j
are a decided novelty. T he com m o
co-operation of th e farm ers in se
tion they cre a te am ong men and a n i
c u rin g the raw m ateria ls on a profit-
m als is well p ictu red by a resident of
sh a rin g plan.
G resham h eig h ts who described the
S tartin g witlt the p urchase of the occurance y esterd ay as follow s:
old cheese factory p roperty and the
“ S currying fowls, seeking safety
b u ilding on South R oberts avenue
from a m on ster bird, an tm a ze d bull
T he ag ric u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t of say these are th e ones to kill for
la st sp rin g th e sum m er m onths have
and s ta rtle d calves signified th a t the
tab le use.
been spent in o v erh au lin g th e build- (
sound of a tr a c to r In m id -air over G resham high school req u ires each
Since it is th e laying hens th a t
ing and equiping it for th e ntanu- j
G resham H eights F arm on Monday stu d e n t to carry a hom e p ro ject. The pay, rem em ber tliut when d e te rm in
fac tu re of p o ta to sta rc h and dehy
n ea r m id-day was at least unusual. In stru cto r m akes fre q u en t visits to ing the size and m ake-up of your
d ra tin g of fru it and vegetables. A
Even th e men in th e field, h earin g Inspect th e p ro g ress of th ese hom e flock a few well selected birdH, each
la rg e boiler has been in stalled , a
th e om inous “ b u r r ” of th e m otors of
v en tu res, but in ad d itio n a w ritten witli Individual ab ility to lay, are
steam engine, pum p, etc.
The
b etto r th an a la rg e r (lock of which
two flying aero p lan es, felt th e " u rg e ”
b u ilding was found to be ideal for
to “ pink" those g reat birds of the rep o rt of the project m ust be m ade th e ind iv id u als are non-productive
th e purpose, using th e g rav ity sys- , air, even th o u g h they were w inging by th e stu d en t.
for many m onths in the year.
tem , affo rd in g about five stories. A th e ir way w estw ard over G resham
C lifton K esterso n , whose report is
“ Early to bed” Is a ru le th a t w on’t
system of ta n k s has been installed
published today, is a m em ber of the do for henB, not if th e p o u ltry m an Is
B u tte .”
for w ashing.
T here Is abundance
class in an im al h u sb an d ry . T hough looking for high egg production. The
of good w ate r on th e place. City
only 16 years old, he conducts his early-to-roost and late-to -rlse hen is
FIFTH
ANNUAL
PICNIC
w ater will also be used. D rying or
business like a m an. He has his own one th a t should find her way to the
OF MULTNOMAH GRANGE
d eh y d ra tin g room s have been con
chicken house and y ard very conven ro astin g pan. All feed is too high
to feed b o ard A hens. O ur big p ro b
stru cted and th e la test process will
Follow ing th e ir an n u a l custom iently arran g e d , m aking th e m an lem Is to find th e b o ard er hen and
be em ployed In drying fru its and the m em bers of M ultnom ah G range agem ent of th e flock a very easy
cull her o u t of th e (lock.
vegetables, ft is expected th a t the are to have a picnic on next S a tu r m a tte r. By raisin g som e of th e feed
One of th e prim e e sse n tia ls ’in
factory will be in o p eratio n by the day, A ugust 9, in which all m em bers he has reduced his expense item no
p oultry is to use only th e stro n g ,
la tte r p a rt of th is m onth for the and th e ir frien d s are invited to tak e sm all figure.’ He has decided to get ' vigorous, h ealthy stock. It is only
ev aporation of apples, p ru n es and p art. V istors will be given a warm m ore out of his chickens th a n ju st , by con tin u in g to do th is th a t a flock
pears.
welcome. A tine program of music th e direct profits. T he p u ttin g in of can be built up and have h e a lth and
Follow ing th te sto c k h o ld e rs’ m eet speaking and sp o rts will fill in th e a b erry patch is now con tem p lated vigor, which produce stro n g , fertile
ing th e d irec to rs m et and elected th te tim e before and a fte r th e b ask et d in w here he expects to get In d irect re eggs.
follow ing officers for th e com ing n er at noon.
tu rn s from his flock.
The appearance of a bird is not
y ear:
Chas. Cleveland, p resid e n t;
alw
ays a su re Indication of ItH vig
A
bunch
of
chickens
in
tile
berry
T he place of th e picnic will be the
J. F. Griffith, first vice president and sandy beach opposite th e au to m o patch, at th e rig h t tim e, gives big or, but appearance and action taken
g en eral m a n ag e r;
Chas. Doppler, bile club house by th e u p p er Sandy re tu rn s in tlie d estru c tio n of in to g e th e r form a fairly reliab le basis
second vice p resid e n t; K. A. Miller, bridge. M. H. W heeler and II. L. n u m erab le berry pests and fu rn ish es for picking out vigorous henH. The
tre a su re r, and J. A. T u rn e r, secre Ball, com m ittee on arran g e m en ts, th e best fertilize r, figures C lifton. good layers a re readily indicated by
th te follow ing:
Im provem ents and business ex p an
tary.
have plans well u n d er way for the
1 Comb, face and w attles should
T he next m eeting of th e stock p ark in g of autom obiles attd th e com sion m ean an ex p en d itu re of not only
have u good, b rig h t color, and eyes
h o lders will be held on T uesday,
tim
e
and
labor,
but
a
deal
of
money
fo rt of th e visitors.
b rig h t an d fairly p rom inent.
S eptem ber 2.
th ese days of high prices.
W here
2 Head should be co m paratively
T he follow ing program has been
th e re is a will th e re is a way, even broad and sh o rt, not long and slim ,
arra n g e d by Mrs. M yrtle Ball, le c tu r
ABOUT T H E COUNTY
for a boy. M ornings and evenings o r crow -headed.
er, assisted by Mrs. Ju lia A llder, past
(F ro m F arm B ureau NewB)
C lifton is at hom e to care for his
3 Strong, fine bones, w ith soft,
Do you know th a t M ultnom ah le c tu re r:
chickens, but d u rin g the day he is pliable skin.
C ounty is to be the site of th e la rg
Song, Am erica.
busy d elivering new spapers in P o rt
4 Pelvic bones at each side of the
est livestock exposition pavilion in
R ecitation, Mrs. S arah W heeler.
land. His m o th er ag reein g to look vent should be stra ig h t and pliable
Solo, Rev. E a rl B. C otton.
th e U nited S tates. T his will be the
a fte r ills p o ultry a t noon has made and fa r enough a p a rt to allow an
R ecitation by th e tittle folks.
hom e of th e Pacific In te rn a tio n a l at
egg to pass th ro u g h eaHiiy.
th is arran g e m en t possible.
T alk by C. D. M inton of P o rt
N orth P o rtlan d . To g et som e ideas
T he highly productive lien must
As to th e con d u ct of his business
of Its m agnitude, it will cover seven land.
f u rth e r th e young p o ultrym an will have a g re a t food cap acity ; sh e m ust
lie stro n g and active, alw ays s c ra tc h
an d one-half acres of th e 15-acre
Solo, M. H. W heeler.
speak for him self.
ing, up early an d late, and alw ays
A ddress, Ben S. W orsley of A stor
tra c t donated for the purpose, m ak
She should be
ing half th e g ro u n d space available ia, president of th e Oregon H o rticu l SELECTING T H E LAYING HENS busy and happy.
alert and have a vigorous carriag e.
fo r au to p ark in g . It is to cost $250,- tu ra l society.
By C lifton K esterso n . A nim al H us Tlie legs should be set well ap art
Song, “ T he F a rm e rs Feed Them
000, P o rtlan d to m atch d o lla r for
b andry S tu d en t. G resham High and stro n g ly su p p o rt th e body, with
d o lla r the am o u n t raised in th e sta te A ll.”
School.
no tendency of w eakness o r knock-
o u tsid e th a t city.
condition.
T he
plum age
T he sp o rts com m ittee, consisting
T h e high prices of food stu ffs, as kneed
T he beef, dairy, sheep and hog in of Mrs. P earl H ayden and Mrs. Mary well as th e .ad d ed expense of labor should be clean and sm ooth. Lack
d u stry will be rep rese n ted in th e F ritz, will p rese n t a p rogram which and o th e r item s which e n te r in to the of condition o ften accom panies so il
plans. T he building will have a ca will furnish plenty of fun fo r old cost of producing eggs, m akes it im ed, roughened plum age.
H ens of tills sort ure of th e right
p acity of 800 ca ttle of the beef and young. It will include a frog p erativ e th a t th e re should be a ca re type to retu rn a fa ir profll if they
ful culling of laying stock if a profit
breeds, 1,000 dairy c a ttle , 400 race for th e boys, a cra c k e r race Is to he m ade by th e producer.
a re given fa ir chance in food and
horses, 4,000 sheep and 4,000 hogs. by th e g irls, a shoe race by the
In my flock som e hens will be quarters.
In dim ensions th e building will be boys and an egg race by th e g irls, found to be m u d i b e tte r producers
In culling o u t th e flock th e fol
354 feet wide and 82 feet long. The three-legged race, chew ing rag race th an oth ers. O ften th e re are a few low ing points should be used to
stad iu m will se at 8,000 people, with (by the la d ie s ), fa t m en’s race and hens which are such poor layers th a t g e th e r:
1 E arly molt ing (b efo re Sept. 1),
th ey are unprofitable. Needless to
a rin g fo r a nig h t horse show . W ork p a rtn e r race.
of erecting th e exposition building
In case of rain on S atu rd ay the
is well u n d er way.
picnic will be held in M ultnom ah
T he hay crop in g en e ral is very hall at O rient.
good and a nu m b er of farm e rs have
been selling o u t of th e stack and ALLEGED FORGER IS
baling in th e field. Some different
CAPTURED IN FRISCO
th a n last year.
According to teleg rap h ic advices
Mr. P o u ltry m an , have you noticed
received at P o rtlan d police h ead
in th e daily m a rk e t q u o ta tio n s th a t
q u a rte rs a day o r so ago, C harles
th e A ssociation N u-Lade eggs have a
W hite who was em ployed in B auer's
se p a ra te q u o ta tio n from th e o th e r
b a rb e r shop from Ju ly 10 to Ju ly 26
eggs and th a t they are quoted more
was arrested In San F rancisco for a l
because they a re w orth m ore? Are
leged forgeries, and will be retu rn ed
you producing N u-Lade eggs?
to Oregon fo r prosecution. He de
At last th e objections have all posited a check, said to be forged in
been satisfied and M ultnom ah D rain a bank in G resham , soon a f te r check
age D istrict No. 1 Is ready to s ta rt to ing out nearly th e en tire am o u n t of
c o n stru c tin g th e ir dike aro u n d the approxim ately $400.
8,000 acres of th e most fe rtile soil
He is alleged to have cashed a bo
in this p a rt of th e state.
gus check for $125.25 on W oodard.
Have you reported th a t patch of C lark e & C o ..after m aking a sm all
C anada th istle s to th e C ounty Road purchases.
D epartm ent o r a re you still keeping
A. C. W ilson alias W. W. C ourier
still about It to keep from h u rtin g o r C harles W hite as he was known
som e sh iftless neighbors but prefer h ere seem s to be q u ite a tran sien t.
en d a n g erin g your whole com m unity? It is rep o rted th a t on th e F o u rth of
Ju ly he was in Toledo, Ohio, tak in g
You h a v e n 't th e nerve!
In th e W illlard-D em psey fight. Six
W hen k n ead in g dough of any days la te r he was in G resham ply
He bought a
;ind and th e board insists upon slld- ing an honest razor
Congressman Sydney Anderson. Minnesota and 8enator W 8
ng around, spread o u t a dish-tow el su it of clothes from A ylsw orth, pay
Kenyon, Iowa, Joint “ fathers’ of the packer bill, approved by the
nd place th e board on top of th a t ing w ith gen u in e coin. W hite left
Federal Trade Commission and which is regarded as the trull of the
no board bill ag ain st him , b ut his
nd it will rem ain sta tio n a ry
commission’s meet ».nd live stock Investigations
The bill provides
room rent is still due as th e few a r ti
for the government licensing ol pecking plante, excepting farmers
And w hen ru n n in g th e vacuum cles he left in it are h ard ly w orth
cooperative plants and those doing business of under $600,000 a year
clean er on sm all rugs and they slip considering as paym ent.
Failure to obey the provisions of the license would result in the govern
ment taking over the offending packidp plant
Under the provisions
and slide aro u n d ju st m ove them
of the bill the packers must give up control of the refrigerator cars,
over onto a la rg e rug and they will
Im st W e e k o f S u i i i i i m t Sale.
retire from ownership of fruit, vegetable and flab canneries, tron, the
cease being so troublesom e.
T his week enda th e sale of sum m er
grocery business and from active control of the dockyards
They
h a ts a t th e Misz M illinery, m aking
would be limited solely to butchering and preparing meat and Its by
products
The Secretary of Agriculture ta designated as tbs adminis
Milk for sale, delivered daily. r.»om for th e larg e new stock com
i
trative officer under the license pian.
Gresham Dairy. Phone 901.
tf i n g — Adv.
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
OF HEN SELECTION
Daddies of tlie Packer Bill
1919
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
AT LADIES AID SOCIAL
Altliougli F rid ay evening was too
cool fo r a brisk sale of ice cream , th e
L adies' Aid social on th e spacious
p arsonage lawn lacked n o th in g in
the way of an excellent program .
A piano was placed on th e con
crete w alk.
A c lu ste r of electric
globes lig h ted th e grounds. Tables,
eh airs and benches were arran g e d
for th e com fort of th e audience.
One cannot help but an ticip ate
some ra re hom e ta len t uiusicales
when th e co m m unity social cen ter is
fully organized, Judging from such as
th a t fu rn ish ed for th e lad ies’ aid so
cial. One unit a t leust seem s to be
ready - t h e o rch e stra, consisting of
Miss G ladys N eal, p ia n ist: Miss
L elsla Ruby, first violin; Glenn R ush
e r an d W. L. G orsage, second violins;
and F. W. F ieldhouse, cello.
Dr
H arry O tt will figure prom inently on
th ese program s, for no solo is m ore
thoroughly enjoyed th an th e eu p h o n
ium selections.
Mrs. J. M ontcalm Brow n, in h er
d elig h tfu l m an n er, read “ Knee-Deep
in Ju n e ,” responding to th e encore
w ith B ru n n er's "C an d o r.” two pieces
from h e r endless rep e rto ire which
tlie public will w ant to h ear again
when th e com m unity gives Its pro
gram s.
M arian Jo h n so n was elected lay
d eleg ate to th e an n u a l conference
which convenes a t Salem th is fall,
when a d eleg ates to th e g en eral con
ference of th e M ethodist church will
be elected. Mrs. H ans L arsen was
elected a lte rn a te .
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
SHRINERS SURPRISE
JUDGE STAPLETON
T he evening is still— th e a ir not so
much as stirrin g a tiny leaflet. A
most com fortable hush broods over
all. Occasionally a chicken may be
heard crooning a sleepy little song
from its perch in th e hen house.
Ju d g e O. W. S tapleton is sittin g ,
Y ankee fashion, on his veranda, en
joying th e glorious view, th e calm,
and the croon, and the end of a p er
fect cigar. Au om inous p u rr is heard
off in th e distance, a ca r rounds th e
o rn er, a second one, a th ird , an o th er
and an o th er.
"By th e beard of M ethuselah! I
believe those people a re com ing
h ere ,’’v en tu res th e judge, dropping
his feet to the floor til a h u rry . And
it was high tim e he did, for in a
m om ent m ore a m ighty concourse
tiled up th e drivew ay— a high prlest-
ss, a w atchm an of th e shepherd, a
g ran d m atro n , th e first wise man,
th e second h andm aiden, yea verily,
th e king of Oregon stro d e In m ajestic
m an n er tow ard th e house In com
pany w ith many o th e r notables.
No; (his is not a story from A ra
bian N ights, o rien tal us it sounds,
but is sim ply an account of how a
su rp rise was given George W. Staple-
ton, past g ran d p atro n O. E. 8. of
Oregon last T h u rsd ay evening by the
P o rtlan d W hite S h rin ers and some of
the past sup rem e officers who have
been visiting th e n o rth w est ill th e
piiHt m onth.
Among those p resen t were, Mrs.
EVENING STAR GRANGE
H elen E. C. B alm er, past w orthy
FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS g ran d chapluin of th e generul g rand
At a m eeting of the Evening S tar ch a p te r of th e w orld, who is also
G range held S atu rd ay at th e ir hall past su prem e w orthy high priestess
on Division stre e t, reso lu tio n s were of th e W hite S hrine of Jeru salem and
adopted favoring th e league of n a past g ran d m atro n of Michigan.
tions covenant and d eclaring th a t th e Mrs. Mary Ja n e Deicks, past g ran d
in te rests of th e co u n try would be m atro n O. E. 8. of K entucky and
best served by im m ediate favorable past su p rem e high priestess of th e
W hite S h rin e ; Mrs. Sadie Quigley,
action.
P lan s w ere discussed for the hom e past g ran d m atro n O. E. S. of K en
com ing m eeting of E vening S tar tucky an d past high p riestess of the
Clyde Evans, past
g ran g e O ctober 4, being th e 45th a n W hite S h rin e;
niversary of its form ation. T his an grand p atro n O. E. 8. of Oregon, and
niversary m eeting has been missed past su p rem e w atchm an of th e shep
only once d u rin g Its h istory. The herd of th e W hite S h rin e; Dr. L. M.
present m a ster is J. J. Jo h n so n , an Davis, past g rand p atro n O. E. S. of
atto rn e y of P o rtlan d , who has served Oregon and king of Oregon S hrine
in th a t capacity for 16 years, d u rin g No. 1 of th e W hite S hrine of J e ru
which tim e he has missed only two salem ; P au lin e Lerch, w orthy high
priestess of Oregon S hrine No. 1; A.
m eetings.
A. G raham , w atchm an of th e shep
If you have ch e rrie s or berries, herd of Oregon S hrine No. 1; E lfreda
ring 991. We pay th e top m ark et Hedge, w orthy shepherdess of O re
price. We a re cre atin g a m a rk e t for gon S hrine No. 1' A nna A. Brown,
G resham , not o u tsid e districts. Bring W orthy guide of Oregon S hrine No.
y o « r fru it
to
u s.
H o m e P r o d u c ts
J. J. Johnson, first w lsem an of
Com pany.— Adv.
tf
Oregon S hrine No. 1; T. J. Men
d enhall, second w isem an of Oregon
B e rr y P lu n te fo r Sale.
We a re ready to book o rd ers for S hrine No. 1; L ena (’. M endenhall,
berry p lan ts fo r next y ea r's p la n t past g ran d m atron O. E. 8. of Oregon
ing. T he C o-operative Berry G row and past high priestess of Oregon
ers, office a t th e old M etzger store.
S hrine No. 1; W. F. Dillon, past
with d istin ctly co n tracted comb and w atchm an of th e shep h erd of O re
w attles.
gon S hrine No. 1; C lara B. G raham ,
2 Yellow sh a n k s and beak a t the past high priestess of Oregon S hrine
end of laying year.
No. 1;
M arg aret H owapion, past
3 C o n tracted o r h ard en ed condl high priestess of Oregon S hrine No.
tion of th e abdom en.
1; A nna Fuchs, second h an d m aid
T he above type of hens is th e one
th a t lays b u t few eggs each m onth en of Oregon S hrine No. 1; F an n ie
and year, and hens th a t lay few eggs ((organ, w orthy tre a s u re r of Oregon
th e first year will, g en erally sp e ak S hrine No. 1; Mra. L illian Dalzell,
ing lay few er th e second and at a Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs. Lulu M acrum,
decreasing ra te su b seq u en t years.
Mrs. C ota, Leo J. Fuchs, Jo h n G ra
A flock of n ot m ore th an one ham from M anila, Mrs. J. J. Jo h n
j hu n d red selected hens will lay as son, P e te r Borgan, M arvin Hedge,
| m any eggs and pay a m uch g re a te r Mrs. H e n rie tta M arble of K eutucky,
profit th an tw o or th re e hu n d red not Mrs Ixm S tapleton,, O. J. Brown
selected o r culled. T he n o n -p ro d u
G eorgia S tapleton, (>. J. Brown, J r.,
cer is a p arasite, living at th e ex
and G ladys Johnson.
pense of th e b e tte r layers.
T he Jollification, such as only the
As p u lle ts lay m ore eggs th an hens
it would be a sa fe r and far b e tte r S h rin ers know how to have, wound
plan fo r th e people who have only up with a V irginia reel and o th e r
a few birds to p urchase each fall the old dances, and of course n hylos
desired n u m b er of p u llets from a m uck-a-m uck at the conclusion of
specialist b reed er with a rep u tatio n festivities.
for a p roductive strain . T his allow s
On Sunday S uprem e W orthy High
th e p u llets to he used for egg pro
P riestess Mrs. M inerva J. P a rro tt of
duction the first year and for m eat or
breeding purposes th e second year D etroit, Mich., escorted by officials
and W hite S h rin ers of O regon, m o
tored o ver th e Colum liia highw ay, a
A ‘ GLAD PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR SOCIAL p art of th e e n te rta in m e n t accorded
Mrs. P a rro tt w hile m aking h er official
T he C h ristian E n deavor a t Pleas lodge visit In P o rtlan d .
ant Home will give a P o liy an n a ice
ereani social on th e B aptist church DANIEL M GRAW DIES
law n, F rid ay evening, A ugust 8.
AFTER OPERATION
"G la d ” s to rie l will be given from
A recent news item in th e O regon
P oliy an n a and “g la d ” gam es will be
ian rep o rts th e d eath of Daniel Mc
played d u rin g th e evening.
T hose who are blue will be m ade G raw , a t St. V incent's hospital on
happy; those who are happy will be S atu rd ay , follow ing un o peration.
m ade h ap p ier still, so everyone come He was 50 years of age, a native of
Catiuda. and cam e to Oregon in 1914
Coining
and settled on a farm n ear G resham
A rran g em en ts have Just been com Mr. McGraw Is survived by his wid
pleted to secure th e R ichardson & ow, Mrs Agness McGraw; a b ro th er,
T a lb e rt D ram atic Com pany In “ Ken W illiam McGraw of H oquiam , W ash.,
tiickv S ue” at Masonic h all, F rid ay and a sister, Mrs. J. M. McDonald.
A ugust 15. See fu rth e r announce
m erit.— - Ad v.
'A H o rn e y ( '. G , ScliiM -iiler IteeuiiM X
G ran g e Notii-e
G resham G ran g e No. 270 will tnee
in re g u la r session S atu rd ay evening
' August 9. All g ran g e rs are request
’ ed to bring th e ir b ask ets. Suppe
.w ill be served a t 7 :3 0 o'clock.
C L IF F KERN, L ectu rer.
I
P ra c tic e .
A ttorney C. O. Schneider has re
sum ed his practice and will be in
bis office, F irst S tate Bank building.
G resham , on T uesday, T h u rsd ay an d
S atu rd ay o f each week, reserving th e
o th e r days for th e p resen t for co u rt
w ork.— Adv.