G resham O utlook
VOL. 9. NO. 72
walnut growers
meet IN PORTLAND
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1919
COUNCILMEN ELECTED
LYNCH ct ttr n n v a
FORMER GRESHAM ITES
1920 BUDOET adopted “ atspok ANE STOCK SHOW ASK ARCHIE MYERS
HAPPY IN THE SOUTH
REGARDING YOUR BONDS
The
$1.60 PER YEAR
PLAYSHED BOOSTED
TONIGHT’S MEETING
Lynch
Lynch team, composed of
T he m any frien d s of Mr. au d Mrs.
The intricacies of th e v ario u s lib
last Tuesday resulted In the selection 1 Adolph Zenger,
Zenger. Albert Zenger and
|C . M. H arriso n an d Rev. J . M ont-
erty
bonds
a
re
many
and
h
a
rd
to
un.
of J. E. M etzger for the one-year Grant McMillan was chosen by L. J
derstand but A rchie Meyers, of th e calm Brow n and fam ily will be g lad
................................
The W estern W a ln u t asso ciatio n te
„ rm . .. and .
H am m ar- T. R. Allen, livestock clun agent, to be
F irst S tate Bank, has it all on his ! to le arn th a t they a re co m fo rtab ly
School p a tro n s an d th e g en e ral
announces th a t its a n n u a l m eetin g H o w itt aud B. L. W alrad for the rv g -1 of thre* team s representing Oregon tongues end and w ants a ch ance to 's itu a te d in Los A ngeles, w here th ey
public a re u rg ed to av ail them selves
u la r term of two years. About 85
at
the
S
85
|
at
the
Spokane
Stock
show,
Novem-
explain
to
bondholders.
He
saya:
Hl be held at th o M u ltn o m ah h o tel,
w ent a few weeks ago. In a p erso n al
votes were cast, J. E. Metzger re c e tv -> e r 4-11.’ This team won Arst in our
M any
persons holding Second le tte r to th e e d ito r Mr. H arriso n of th e o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r Prof. J. F .
Portland, on W ednesday an d T h u rs ing the highest num ber. 63.
county fair contest, second at th? Liberty Loan Bonds, b earin g 4 per
B ru m b au g h of O regon A g ricu ltu ra l
w rites:
day. November 12 an d 13.
Mrs. B. W Emery and Geo. Leslie state fair aud th ird at Spokane. T h iir cent in terest, a re not aw are th a t th e
W e w rite you th ese lin es th is m orn C ollege a t th e m ass m eetin g a t th e
\ Very stro n g p ro g ra m has been acted as Judges of election and M rs.' p la n ments look like a gam e of one governm ent
“J has extended tb
th e tim e in (
in fo rm in g you of o u r safe a rriv a l
P ro fesso r
.?
>
th e ir scores show a which such bonds may be converted a , o u r d ea tln a tlo n t w hlch „ located g rad e school to n ig h t.
prepared for th e m e etin g , th e discu s A. HeM'l, MTO. Jas. Elkiiigion and E two
Many per- f g b t m iles so u th e ast of th e c e n te r of B ru m b au g h is th e dean of th e de
W. S tra tto n w ere clerks.
very close run ^ ith the h ig h er scor- into 4 , per cent bonds
sions and ad dresses c o v e rin g p rac tl-
holding coupon bonds a re g re a - thp c,
of
A ugeleg, C alifo rn ia, p a rtm e n t of psychology in th e schdol
Follow ing the election the council ing teams. Oregon won th e Arst. sec- y ..n-
concerned as to how th ey will col- in wha( ,g know n ag C udahy Acres, of v o catio n al ed u catio n , an d is ra te d
11,. an the m ost im p o rta n t ph ases of m et In reg u la r session with Mayor ond and th ird places In this contest
nut culture. Including A lberts and Kenney presiding and all councilmen th * score running. Benton co u n t1, lect th e ir in terest a fte r all of th e cou C udaby Acreg lg a la rg e tra c t of ian d one of th e m ost p leasing an d fluent
pons have been detached from th e coniprtglng 3100 acrea of , be rich e st
other varieties. One of th e chief a t p resent but one.
l i e u points. Clackam as 1165, Mult-
' wh‘$h ' he>' n.ow bold J S T * land in so u th e rn C alifo rn ia, subdivide le ctu rers on th e college faculty.
T he p ro g ram fo r th e evening has
tractions on th e p ro g ra m w ill be an
T he principal business of the ev en -'n o m a h 1130, out of a possible 1500 tally is th is tru e of persons holding t.d . , ,n(o ac re ,olg and ow ned by one of
address by C. A. R eed, ch ief of th e ing was th e adoption of the budget, points.
second liberty loan coupon bonds on he C udahy b ro th ers. now deceased, been bu ilt ab o u t th e c e n tra l idea of
division of n u t c u ltu re of th e U. S. su b stan tia lly as previously outlined
Albert and G rant were cap ital prizt which th e last coupon will be de- , weR know n mPat p ack ers, of O m aha a covered playshed on th e school
Each bio fk co n - g ro u n d s, an d th e p ro g ram co m m ittee
department of a g ric u ltu re , w ho com es by the com m ittee. The item s a n d , winners in sheep at th e sta te fair tached on N ovem ber 15th. T hese an<, K anaaa c lty
bonds, if presented to th e se creta ry or (ajng ,
a crea an d th e
»11 the way across th e c o n tin e n t to am o u n ts are as follows:
which entitles them to a tte n d the tre a su re r on or before N ovem ber 15. gtreetg th a t ru n ea8t and we8t of th e P atro n -T e ac h er asso ciatio n has
a rra n g e d fo r a n u m b e r of b rief re
meet the n u t g ro w e rs of O regon. He M arsh al’s salary ...
$ 980 o . A. C. sum
. . m . er . . school for club
.
» »Il be converted in to 4 kj per cent tb ro u g b tb e tra c t a re nam ed fo r th e m ark s from school d ire c to rs in th e
»¡¡I speak W ednesday n ig h t.
T re a s u re r’s salary ...................... 150
i « , members. Adolph plans on paying bonds with one coupon a tta c h e d to be d a u g b te ra o{ blg fa m lly an d are as
This m eeting gives a n u n u su a l op R ecorder’s salary
..................
120 his way th ro u g h th is sh o rt course so paid May 15, next, when th e sam e foj |owg; Cecelia. A nna, E lizab eth . n eig h b o rin g d istric ts of B oring. E s
portunity fo r th o se in te re s te d in n u t Supplies for w ater Dept , new
th at he will g et th e stock ju d g in g m ust be exchanged fo r a D efinitive c la r a Mary au d F lo ren ce— a Ane lot ta cad a an d P lea san t V’alley, w here
culture to a tte n d an d g a in h elp fu l
700 practice along with the o th e r two Bond w ith all coupons attac h ed , su c h
nameBi indeed. W e live on C lara covered play sh ed s h av e been in use
Are a p p a r a tu s ........................
m u s as
a s a a re
re uoi p
p r*»*“
r e ^ u i t r *d
u lu .
n n P
R
ev
j J
M ontcalm fo r se v eral years.
5 0 0 I members of his team .
bonds
‘ s tre e t
e a a r r
Rev.
information. N early a ll th e sp e a k In t. on $25,000 bonds
........ 1500
Snvpm
•
_ •• _ well
i « an
__u d
A piano n u m b e r by Miss F rie d a
This stock judging is the m ost val •uoratnn
’- rsion hs-.fi»ro
b1ef? re X
ovem tw
br r r 15 IlliO DO • —
B row n’s. —
They
a re all
ers are men who ow n la rg e n u t S tre et lighting ..........................
1056
1 Ills s to iK j u d g i n g is t u e m o s t .a .
prpgpnted for conversion in M arch.
.
aP ran« n « th e ir new hom e B ratsel will open th e p ro g ram ,
properties, who a re m a k in g a su c R epairs to crossw alks and
uable work offered by th e club de- 19, „ and at , hat ttlm . bl. co n v erted ^
ntb“. ’ ^ V c iiM e d We co n tin u e to
JbpP p i?agUr. of h ea rin g Rev. scheduled to s ta rt pro m p tly a t eig h t
cess of th e ir v e n tu re , a n d w ho are
stre e ts ......................................
200 partm ent. Every farm er boy ought lnt0 4 , , p e r c e n t bonds, w ith all cou-
o'clock, w ith M r s C M Z im m erm an,
willing and g lad to g ive in fo rm a tio n
to be eager to learn the sta n d a rd s by pons attach ed and th e g o v ern m en t Brow n p rea ch each Sunday an d at- p resid en t xf th e P a tro n -T e a c h e r as
which
he
is
to
know
a
good
hog.
will
arra
n
g
e
for
p
aym
ent
of
in
te
re
st
ten
d
t
he
Sunday
school,
th
e
services
and help to th e b e g in n e r.
T otal ...................................... $4706
each being held in th e public so ciatio n in charge.
There is a c o n s ta n tly in c re asin g
A Ave mill levy will not provide sheep, dairy cow and beef cattle. One from Novem ber 15 to May 1». at th e
T he school ch ild ren will c o n trib u te
w ith al‘ school bu ild in g . T he only denom t-
acreage of w aln u ts a n d A lberts in th e th is am ount but the city will be fath er said, "I have lived on a farm rate of 4 Pe r cent e ith e r
j ?
b
v
n at,o n
rep rese n ted in th is im m edl- a n u m b e r of catchy p layshed slo g an s
state and n u t c u ltu re Is bound to able It Is expected to m ake up the all my life but my boy 11 years old ' ra ^ °upon ra. "
b at
t h t r e ^ TdvUe
“ >'a l“ > * tb *
£ “ ‘t and th e prize fo r th e w inning slogan
become one of th e s tro n g h o rtic u l deAclt from income and funds on gives me many points in reg ard to ^
our stock which I never h ad th e op th a , you hold your second lib erty b a v * ®°plangr a n d a rra n g e m e n ts are will be aw ard ed . T h e p o ste rs de
tural lines of th e sta te . T h e p re s hand.
signed by th e p layshed e n th u sia sts
ent interest In A lberts a lo n e w ould
T he council ordered the building portunlty to learn. He has go tten it io an bond u n til notice is given ‘>»a t com pleted to begin th e erectio n of a a re on ex h ib it in th e school assem bly
through
these
ju
dging
practices.
the
governm
ent
is
ready
to
ta
k
e
up
npw
ch
u
rc
h
hougp
on
th
e
co
rn
e
r
of
indicate a p ro b ab le a c re a g e in th e of a new crossw alk on Roberts ave
hall, an d th e w inner will receive a
Very few boys took ad v an tag e of th e tem p o rary bonds, and d e liv e r.in C udaby an d Mary stre e ts, a Ane cen-
near future of 5000 to 10,000 acres. nue at F o u rth street, east of the
d
o lla r prize to n ig h t.
It is claimed th a t A lbert grow ing, as F re e M ethodist church.
Lumber the opportunities offered, although exchange definitive bonds. And when tr a jjy ¡o cated co rn er. T he C udahy
P ro fesso r B ru m b a u g h 's le c tu re on
thev
were
urged
to
do
so
by
Miss
Cal-
>ou
present
y
o
u
r
bond
m
ake
t
e
re-
gtrpet
nlentio
n
ed
,
is
a
nice
b
ltu
lith
ic
welt as w alnut grow ing, is proving was ordered for addition crosswalks
th e value of free pl»y for school
b
to
Long
Beach
kins,
the
county
club
lead
er
”We
;
-
i
u
-
t
o
u
lev
ard
,
ru
n
n
in
g
a profitable an d a ttr a c tiv e in v e st o r repairs.
W e lik e it very m uch so far. sp e n d ch ild ren as an Im p o rta n t p a rt of
N um erous claim s against the city expect to make the stock ju d g in g at, ex *hange fo r a d e fln ltlve bond,
ment.
ing a good p o rtion of th e tim e o ut of th e ir physical an d m en tal w ell-being
im
portant
part
of
th
e
club
program
••The
F
irst
S
tate
Bank
will
be
g
lad
While th e re a re m an y In th is p a rt w ere read and allowed.
doors in th e w arm , balm y su n sh in e, will be th e next n u m b er, follow ed by
next
year
and
every
w
ide-aw
ake
stock
,o
ansWe
r
any
in
q
u
irie
s
re
g
a
rd
in
g
the
of Oregon who have a few n u t trees,
lo oking an d ex am in in g th e m any an open discussion In w hich th e
so far th e ir c u ltu re h e r e h as been MUSICAL PROGRAM AT ROCK club member is expected to fail lt> conversion or exchange of te m p o rary b e a u tifu l, an d s tra n g e to us, sem i- school p atro n s an d ta x p ay ers a re In
bonds. Ail bonds sh o u ld be held u n tro p ic al. tre e , v eg etab le and p lan t
line,” says the leader.
WOOD CHURCH.
rather an
ex p e rim e n t,
alth o u g h
til on o r ab o u t M arch 15.
l a , a t w hich
hlcn
wthg’ An^ tQ fu rtb p r add to , bP vited to p articip a te.
their grow ing Is said to be proA t
Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth has co n
One of th e finest and largest musi- POULTRY ASSOCIATION
tim e the g o v ern m en t *•>' « '* 9 ° “ ^ a m e n iti-s of every-day-life, th e song
able.
,
O V
a n « V rh.,,1
PLANS NIGHT MEETING *>'b respect to th e d- Anitivje bonds o{ thp g o u th ern nlOc killg bird is se n ted to sin g fo r th e ch ild ren and
Percy Giese h as one a n d a q u a rte r cal program s Rockwood has ever had
1 —
m
ready for delivery. T he in te re st n on
an d . a t . alm . o st any gro w n -u p s, an d h e r sin g in g la a l
M
tjm
n ,g ht * have
acres of A lberts fro m w hich he is w ill ta k e place on Sunday evening.
Gresham Cooperative P o u ltry m en ’s Victory Ix>an bonds w hich have been
.unii»
u iu eg
’ o at
aw ...r,..
. -w , w ays a tr e a t.
paid (or on th e in stallm en t plan an d a * o . ^ an
T he la st. an d . to th e pupils, a very
gathering th is y e a r 1200 pounds of
d been ch arm ed by som e of
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association,
the
local
b
ranch
of
the
m ust be paid
fu ll on o r befo re No t b is W n g s te r’s sw eetest vocal g ifts.
r — in
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in te re stin g n u m b er of th e p ro g ra m
nuts. The crop he co n sid e rs sh o rt Nov. 9th, 7:30 P. M., in the church.
sta te poultry producers’ o rg an iz a vem ber 11, are at th e ra te of »1.4V,
T h e gcenerv of C alifo rn ia is not will be th e a w a rd in g of th e fine p ict
on account of u n u su a lly heavy p ru n In addition to the local talen t there
per h u n d red d o llars o r 70c fo r M ty r
fae con)pared w lth tb a t of O regon
ing last spring. Mr. G iese is re a l w ill be some of the finest artists from tion, announces an open m eeting at d o llar bonds
All sh o u ld be c a n ful Not w itb stan d illg i tb e gOod C rea to r u re of th e cap lto l b u ild in g at W ash
grange
hall
on
Saturday
evening.
No
izing fair re tu r n s from h is acreage. P o rtlan d . Miss Ruth Agnew, soprano,
in re m ittin g th e ir la st p ay m en t to in- hag gbow n big g e n e rouB h an d in em- in g to n to th e g ra d e rep rese n ted by
Among o th e rs in th is v icin ity in has for years been leading soloist for vember 22. The public Is requested clu d e th e above am o u n t of in te re st, belIigbing tb e 15g,oOO sq u a re m iles th e la rg e st n u m b e r of ad u lts. W ill
C a llfo rn la g lan d scap e w ith high, M etzger of th e local school b oard will
terested in n u t g ro w in g a re I. W. th e Calvary P resbyterian church. to reserve the date and ta k e th e op as bond is not paid fo r in full u iin l
Butler, W. G. C a th ey an d S. C. Miss E dna Ferguson is at present do portunity to bring its p oultry prob th e in te re st has been paid. I a >“ ,’*” t ru g g ed m o u n tain ran g es, snow -cap- an n o u n ce th e re su lt an d co n g ra tu la te
lems to the atten tio n of the experts sh o u ld be m ade on o r befo re
pe<1 ,((.a ks, lakes, w ate rfa lls and som e th e victors.
Jones.
ing m ost of the solo work there. The who will he on hand to ta lk "eggs.
h e r 11 in o rd e r th a t th e bonds m y rjverg m any of w hich go dry a f te r
T he school d ire c to rs have dug
The ofHcers of th e W e ste rn W al
s p r ing fre sh ets. We a re alm o st
Prof. Chas. S. B rew ster of Oregon be p ro m p tly o rd ered at th a t tim e
nut association a re : J . C. C ooper of W atts sisters of Beaverton are very
w hich, if done, g o v ern m en t prom ises u n l p P th e ghadow of th e S Ierra down in to th e ir ow n pockets and
McMinnville, p re s id e n t; C. I. Lewis ta len ted singers and sing well in duet A gricultural College, d ep artm en t of to fu rn ish bonds p ro m p tly . Many Madn? r a n ge. a h ig h , b arren , tree less ren te d c h a irs th a t all m ig h t be com
of Salem, v ic e-p re sid e n t, an d K night w ork, Miss E dith singing soprano and anim al husbandry, will be th e p rin o v erlook th e ir in te re st p ay m en ts in ra
vpry m ucb se rra te d , ex ten d in g fo rta b ly se ate d , so do not stay at
Peercy, Salem , se c re ta ry -tre a s u re r. Miss Jennie singing alto and accompa- cipal speaker, with p ertin en t com m
m a ak k lu
paym
ent, Do n ot do n^ r th w est and so u th e a st, across th e hom e becau se of an Im agined sc arc
in g
e th
t h e la st D
ayment.
m ent by progressive poultrym en of th is as it causes d elay .”
The p rogram of th e Afth an n u a l ning on the piano. The program will
i sta te . F ro m w here I am w ritin g I ity of seats.
the local com m unity. . ---------------------
O ther featu res I
----------------------
| can p lain ly see th e b u ild in g s con-
meeting Is an n o u n c ed as follow s;
include solos, duets, q u artets, piano llir lUVtll
A rm ietice Day < eleb ra tio n .
HAVE YOUR DOLLAR
larg
W e d n esd ay , N o v e m b e r 12.
an d organ num bers.
It is well to ce le b ra te th e en d of
rumoi
READY
W
HEN
THEY
CALL
O
rl
I.
i
T he Indications are the church's
Morning S ession, 10 A. M.
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of Mt. W ilson (n o t Mt. W oodrow » th e te rrib le conflict. B ut Is o u r ta sk
Annual M essage of P re sid e n t, J. C. seating capacity will be taxed to over coffee will be supplied by th e hosts
W h at of th e world u n re a l?
T h is is th e plea of G eorge F. I and ( u rt b e r to th e ea st is th e h ig h e st done?
In
charge
of
arran
g
em
en
ts
are
Cooper, M cM innville.
Is fu tu re peace assu re d ?
Will th e
flowing
as
a
program
of
th
is
n
atu
re
H
oney,
local
co
m
m
itteem
an
fo
r
th
e
pPak
in
so
u
th
e
rn
C
alifo
rn
ia.
Mt.
Mrs'
H.
H.
E
ling,
Mrs.
Seidl,
Mrs.
S.
Report of S e c re ta ry - T re a s u re r,
L eague of N atio n s stic k ? T hese a re
th
ird
ro
ll
call
of
th
e
A
m
erican
R
e
d
;
Baldy,
w
hose
old
bald
p
ate
d
o
nned
alw
ays
draw
s
a
big
attendance.
Rev.
J. Bennison, Miss Lpcy Adams and
Knight P earcy, Salem .
Crosg
¡ a ch a rm in g wig of w h ite for th e first p e rtin e n t and v ital q u estio n s. You
Planting th e N u ts in th e O rch ard , F. J. Schnell annunces th a t th ere will Mrs. E. L. Thorpe.
a r.- i n t • r, ; . ' • 'I In ( h e m .
Come an d
T h i s is t u w eek of th e drive. Be-! , | m e th is fall, som e t|m e last n ig h t
Chas. T ru n k , D undee.
h ea r th em discussed by Rev, Mr.
be no serm on and th a t the en tire eve
Nursery G ra ftin g F ilb e rts , J. C. H er- ning will he turned over to the mus- PATRONESSES NAMED
________ _________ Mrs. H arriso n Myers a t th e M. E. ch u rch . S unday
ren, Salem.
FOR DANCING PARTY roll a t least one m em b er in every an
H d I a re both well and w e send you n ig h t. T he su b je ct is. “T h e U nfin
Walnut G row ing E xperien ces, J. cal program . The program follows:
hom e in th e co m m unity.
Some and th e good G resham folk o u r re ished T ask of D em ocracy.”
D uet— Miss Ruth Johnson, Clar-
The dancing p arty to be given at hom es o u g h t to re g iste r every m em - g ard s an d w ell wishes.
In th e m o rn in g serm o n th e v ita l
R. deNeul, O regon City.
an d g rip p in g th em e. " T h e P ow er of
Afternoon Session, 1 :3 0 P. M.
Masonic hall on W ednesday ev ening.,
ence Johnson.
th e K ingdom E x p erien ced ", will be
Statistics of N u t C u ltu re , E arl
su p p lies fo r th e d riv e a re in
W o m e n ’ s T h a n k O ffe rin g S e rv ic e .
Q u arte t— Miss Ruth Johnson. Mrs. November 12, is being an ticip ated
p resen ted .
Pearcy, Salem .
with
much
in
te
rest
in
local
Masonic
|
han(Jg
of
E
„
gw
orth
R
a
k
er,
c
h
a
ir
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„ „ » ¡« i I tn e n a n u s v i c u
n -------- ---------
T h e re g u la r m eetin g of th e M om
The S unday school a t 10 a. m. is a
The C a lifo rn ia W a ln u t G ro w ers’ E lla Rowen, Clarence Johnson, W. A. and
E astern S tar circles. T
The
_____
he social
so cial , ^ a n o f . th p co
m m thi
ittee from th e pn.g Homp M issionary society w ill be fine place to be. T ry It.
Association, J . F . L a n g n e r, A ssoci Rowen.
com
m
ittee
of
th
e
E
astern
S
tar
u
n
d
er
A
raer,can
LPgion
in
ch
a
rg
e
of
th
e
hilla
a
t
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hom
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of
Mrs.
D.
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held a t th e hom e of Mrs. D. E
Younk folk "G et th e H a b it" of
ate Editor, O regon J o u rn a l.
Soprano Solo— Miss Edith W atts.
whose auspices the dance has been | wo|>k
T b ,g COInlnitte e will canvass T ow le on Main s tre e t n ex t W ed n es going to E p * o rth L eag u e at 8 :3 0 .
American N ut L ite ra tu r e , R alph T.
DUet— Victor Dunn, Beulah Dunn. arran g ed has announced a list of I
te
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ry
so
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of
th
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B
ase
L
ine
T he "h o m e c h u rc h ” w ith an am b i
day a fte rn o o n , N ovem ber 12. T h is is
Olcott, Ed. A m erican N u t Jo u rn a l
R eading— Miss Q uesinberry.
p atro n s and patronesses including
so u th e rn b o u n d ary of M ultno- th e occasion of th e an n u a l th a n k of tion to se rv e th e co m m u n ity ask s
' Nuts In C o n fec tio n e ry Use, F ra n k
golo— Miss Ruth Agnew.
county an d t^ tw e e n th e Rock- ferin g an d ail g ifts received on th a t y o u r co o p eratio n to m ak e it of th e
V. Brown. D allas.
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Cam eron, Mrs i
roa(J Qn <he Sandy r lv e r. The day will go to w ard th e s u p p o rt of h ig h est efficiency.
Filbert G row ing, J o h n
N orelius,
D uet_ W a ttB Sisters.
J. C. Shultz, Mrs O. A. E astm an j
Special m usical n u m b ers to be g iv
Vancouver, Wn.
and Dr. H. V. Adix.
I _ _ rk
be ta k e n up by school dis- th e A lask an o rp h an w hich th e socie en in co n n ectio n w ith next S unday
Solo— Miss Edna Ferguson.
The Oregon G row ers C ooperative
Mrs. Maxwell Schneider will
t r ,ctg
ty has adopted.
services will be a solo by Miss R u th
Plano Solo—
Assn and th e O regon N u t G row ers,
assisted by a n um ber of young ladies ;
co m m ittee consists of Ells-
A sp e a k e r, o r p erh ap s tw o. will H artley in th e S un d ay school, a solo
D uet— Agnew Sisters.
Robt. C. P au lu s, Salem .
in serving th e delicious cider ,o r w o rtb R akf>rt G lenw ood M iller, C. G com e fro m th e P o rtla n d S ettlem en t by C. E R u sh er a t th e m o rn in g
Evening Session, 8 P. M.
Organ Selection— Dr. v Hayt«.
i Schnell 1 wh,ch Ol J Brown 18 now Pickl11« S ch n eid er, E rn e st B ru g g er. Roy H C e n te r to ta k e p a rt on th e p ro g ram p rea ch in g serv ice an d a q u a r te t in
Reports on Y ields— T ru n k , G ron-
-
Rev.
F
.
J.
Schnel
.1
blendlng j utcy Baldwins and
B aritone Solo
G ibbs, P ete - L
arsen . R ich ard —-----
K n arr, '¡ a n d m usical n u m b ers will be given th e evening.
i^iivTru,
cr, D earborn, W a lg a m o t, W ithy-
Newtown
Pippins.
H ughes, Cecil P u lfe r and ! by Mra E a r | q . H agberg. A fu ll a t H igh Prli'»— P aid at Dairy A u ction .
combe, Root, S haw , S pu rg eo n , Nor-
D
r
H
If
A ctivity in Real E state.
ellus, K nuse, Lew is, P ag e, N ibler and
te n d an c e of m em bers and frie n d s is
‘ W. S. E v erett.
Boss an d W alk er, p ro p rie to rs of
Read the W ant Ads.
F ra n k I. W illiams and wife, of
others.
an tic ip a te d .
th e U. 8. D airy on F o ste r ro ad , sold
h . . . t o u b t , « « 1- w . H»” ;
Filbert G row ing In th e N orthw est,
Mrs. Tow le will be assisted in se rv on O ctober 2 8 th , th e ir d airy h erd
Geo. Dorris, SpringA eld.
ing by Mrs. O. W. K enney, Mrs Geo co n sistin g of 50 head, all g rad es, a t
Nut G row ing in th e U. S., C. A. Powell Valley road. 1*4
ea
P age, Mrs. Cecil P. Moffitt an d Mrs. au ctio n , av e rag in g 8136 47 p er c r it
Reed
J. E. M etzger.
,acc containing 3a
te r fo r th e e n tire h erd . T his is said
Chief of D ivision of N ut C u ltu re, G resham fo »
to be th e h ig h est priced g ra d e d airy
U. S. Dept, of A g ric u ltu re , W a sh in g ac resV n the Section Line road, four
H elp!
H elp!!
H elp !!!
ton, D. C.
of Ita size ev er sold at au c tio n on
F ^an k ‘A"'Swanson o ?'P o rtlan d for ,
All firem en an d business men are I th e Pacific coast.
T h u rsd ay , N ov em b er 13.
Morning Session, 9 :3 0 A. M
I u rg en tly req u ested fo be p rese n t a t » . A ugust O brlst on th e Section L ine
P ru n in g th e F ilb e rt, H. A K ruse.
special m eetin g of th e G resham Vol j road, west of G resh am , p u rch ased
’
5Mii'.
Jennie
Good,
of
Gresham
has
Sherwood,
!
u n te e r F irem en d e p a rtm e n t in the th e h ig h e st priced cow at 8275. T h e
Growing W a ln u ts on S tum p Lands. closed a deal for the purchase o M h .
fire h all. Monday evening. N ovem ber nam es of o th e r people p u rch asin g
N- E B ritt, N ew berg.
Mrs j McColl property on Mam
24. at 8 p. m. T he reo rg an iz atio n of J cows a t $200 an d o v e r are , K oth *
A Tree A g ric u ltu re fo r o u r L og stree t, n ear the library, for $ -2 '
th» » Are d e p a rtm e n t and th e p u r R oth, of C olum bia B o u lev a rd ; U.
ged-off L ands, K n ig h t P earcy , Salem
Mr and Mrs J. D. G ardner
o
I. Segel,
ch ase of a tru c k will be th e chief B erg en er, of F airv ie w ;
New V arieties, K ru s e , W ilkins, C resham
have bought the Ettzel
topic. A nyone h av in g a Are badge L u th e r s ta tio n ; A H elnm an. Ix>nta;
Brixey, G roner.
K n S home on Division street, con-
Dryng W a ln u ts, F . G ro n er, H ills
and M ike A p p ian alp on F o ste r road.
will b rin g It up th e re on th a t d ate.
boro.
Two cows w ent to K. M. lia n a -
HARRY JOHNSON, S ecretary
• ‘^ i V i - c . o s e d through the
Question Box.
stick . Osw ego, O reg o n ; tw o cows
Afternoon Session, 1 :3 0 P M.
office of K rlder A- E lk ln g ton.
T he fa ilu re of th e man who does I to R W W ilson, of T ro u td a le , O re
Increasing th e C o nsum ption of
__
'
not
sat e his money is du e not only to g on; th re e cows to F. B. Davis, C o r
.«.mie
O
r
iu
it
Announce-
Oregon N uts, Geo. H all, H all &
I the fact th a t he h as no money with b ett, O regon, an d tw o cows to H.
Emory, Adv. A gency.
nients.
w hich to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e op K lln d t of T h e lia lle s. O regon.
M aintaining th e V igor in Nut -
Rev E arl B. Cotton, pastor of the
p o rtu n ltle s th a t com e In th e way of
T he sa le was co n d u cted by Col. W.
Trees, Prof. C. I. L ew is, O rganiza
every m an. but also an d p a rtic u la rly 8. Wood « Son of V ancouver, W ash
tion M anager O regon G row ers Coop '• P leasant Home ‘ ,rf' “ “ ’da" nO7 la rv p»'
to th e fact th a t such a m an is not! in g to n . an d am o u n ted to n ea rly
hJ ^ ’: P.!C K " n P - c V a . P l e a s a n t ,
“»ociation.
able o r fit to av ail him self of th ese
Notes on F ilb e r t V arieties, R- | Fields
H s u P ftii(,
T routdale
o p p o rtu n itie s.
T h e m an who can $8000 of w hich Mr Wood was suc
Graves. Salem .
;
not
an
d
does
not
save money can no» cessful In o b ta in in g ail cash to th e
Sunday school announce-
Prom ising S eedlings, J. C. Cooper, ¡ H,°™ V o
ill n ot do an y th in g else w orth ow ners of th e h erd who h av e p u r
| a t 7 ;3 0. 7 " ,k;wg. p e a s a n t Home
and
McMinnville.
m ents a re as folio*"- *
chased 1 d airy farm n ear T illam ook.
I w hll* — A ndrew C arnegie.
Election of Officers.
10 a. rn.: T routdale, 10.« >
O regon.
S tu tte r in g R e p a rte e .
Iliff, 3 p. m.
, Jg |t a frag-
S m all F arm fo r Sale.
Greetiaun H om es fo r iwUe.
A m an, who was in th e h a b it of
Ten acres a little w est of G resh-
W h8t
w hole’ Home to Sundae
Good 4-room house w ith b ath , hot
! s tu tte r in g was ask ed why he did so
*m on good ro ad , six ac re s in c u ltiv a m ent o r a »!'<>_
__a
a , reed
• T h a t's my p -p -p e cu liarlty ,” re- an d cold w ater, electric lig h ts, gas,
tion, tr-e » on th e b alan c e, 12300.
I tu rn e d th e m an
"E v ery b o d y h as his tw o fine lots, all kinda of f ru it; g a r
F ourteen ac res e a st of G resham th a t views Jesu» as a a com plete fui-
age an d chicken house. »1,000.
! p -p -p e cu llaritle s.”
close to sta tio n , on Mt. Hood line, all Aliment of his purpose
F ine m odern nei* 5-room house
“ I havii n o n e," a sse rte d th e o th e r
«Oder c u ltiv a tio n , tw o ac re s o rchard
"D o n ’t you s tir y o u r te a w ith your and gieep ln g porch, good plum b
[air house, sm all b a rn , good chicken
ing, b asem e n t, gas, electricity , good
; rig h t b -h -h a n d ? ”
\
“ouse and well. P ric e »4000.
garag»-, tw o nice lots, fru lt and b e r
Very fine; 10 ac re s n e a r P lea san t
’’ Y e s ."
P rice »2800.
W ell, t-t- th a t'a y o u r p -p -p ecu ilar- ries
Home, h alf m ile to s ta tio n , all un- i given by tne
t , Ime
See K rlder A E lk fn gton , Tel 17x.
Most p-p-people use a s-s-spoon ”
¿er c u ltiv a tio n , a n d w ell fenced.
Priced $2500.
'“" " " I
KRIDER ft ELK IN G TO N Tel. l<x . , Ä ' c l o c « .» <
gin at 8
a|>p invited, and
Mother, a r e th e se o v era lls of use r , £ Ä . . i o n 1. extended ,o a n t
*“y m o re?" "No, b u t th e y a re a fam- *ew*coniers In th e com m unity.
“ J heirloom .
Y our g ran d m o th er
*ore them d u rin g th e g re a t war.
T he m unicipal election in G resh am !
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