Gresham outlook., January 06, 1920, Image 4

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VOL. 9, NO. 89
G resham O utlook
FAIR BOARD ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR 1920
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
WORLD’S OLDEST MAN
LIVES IN KAINTUCK
PREGO.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,
VISITOR PRAISES VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT FOR ORGANIZATION;
ELECT OFFICERS, MAKE REPORTS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1920
TOO FOXY FOR COPS
AT NATIONAL CAPITAL
TWO PIONEERS REST
FROM THEIR LABORS
A very im p o rta n t m eeting of the
fa ir board d irectors was held Mon­
1 lie burial of two of O regon's pion­
day aftern o o n when m a tte rs relativ e
eers occurred at the Douglas cem etery
to th e fu tu re progress of th e fa ir was
G resham has a v o lu n teer fire de- imous choice of H arold B oehm er as
T ro u td ale ou F riday aftern o o n , J a n ­
discussed.
E very m em ber of the
p artm en t th a t is above the average chief of th e d ep artm en t, with C arl '
uary 2, when Mr. and Mrs. J. W. a .
board was p resent and w illing to co­
for tow ns of th is size th ro u g h o u t the !,ahl as assistan t chief. H arry John-1
Belieu w ere laid side by side, th e re to
o p erate in every' way tow ard th e suc­
sta te , according to a sp eak er from ? ° " was
secretary , a position
aw ait the resu rrectio n . F o r 56 years
th e sta te fire m a rsh a l’s office who Whlch he haB *>fflclently held for
cess of th e fair. R eports w ere read
1 they had Journeyed to g eth er, en d u r­
•as, night atten d ed th e firem en’s r Z X ^ e “ ™ / LUn<,<,Utat
show ing th e w onderful progress m ade
d u rin g th e p ast year.
ing h ard sh ip s and privations of pion­
m eeting in th e fire hall.
, J . W . M etI<er wag gelected for
County C om m issioners Holman.
eer life, and in death they were not
It was a lively m eeting at which ,irS m arshal. By v irtu e of his office
Hoyt and Muck tendered th e ir resig­
long divided. Mr. Belieu died a t the
election of officers took place and re- hc 18 an a s sls,a nt to the sta te fire
n atio n s as m em bers of th e board of
fam ily hom e in P o rtlan d on Monday,
p o rts were m ade covering th e past niarshal an tl‘has a u th o rity to enforce
d irecto rs and
th e ir
resignations
December 29. follow ing a stro k e ot
vear
show
ing
th
.»
th
.
8tate
°
r
IocaI
law8
P
l
a
i
n
i
n
g
to
fire
w ere accepted. T he com m issioners
paralysis. Mrs. Belieu, p ro strated by
year, snow ing th a t th e d ep artm en t protection.
prom ised to lend th e ir aid in every
g rief over his d eath , passed aw ay on
has on hand In th e g en eral fund
F red Hoss was elected captain of
possible way. but recognizing the
Decem ber 30, ju st 36 hours a fte r the
8322.82 and
In th e relief fund Ho8p com pany No. 1, with Jack Ham-
grow ing sen tim en t th a t the adm inis­
d eath of h e r husband.
8139.59.
Iin
lie
u
te
n
an
t
and
F
ish
e
r
J
e
n
­
tra tio n of th e fa ir be tu rn ed over to
T he fu n eral service was conducted
th e county, they felt th a t they should
U nder th e direction of Ed. M etz-, nings as second lieu ten an t.
in P o rtlan d at th e M iller & Tracey
Jas.
Je
n
n
in
g
s
was
elected
captain
be in a position to act upon the prop­
J u n d erta k in g estab lish m en t by th e
g er, who was ch airm an pro tem pore, of 7hem ?cai com pany No. 3, w ith
Uncle John Shell of Leslie-co,
osition if such a step is taken. T h en
Ky., has had his p ictu re taken a t
Rev. Mr. Bowersox, of the Memorwx
th e business of th e m eeting was ex- F red Jen n in g s firs, lieu ten an t,
io* h unt around the 11 s
bast— age 132 years. He claim s to
places on th e fa ir board have not yet
Evangelical church, of which church
w
2
’
\°
n,ullu
in*
W
ashington
be the w orld's oldest m an— hav­
pedited to m ake way for th e speak-
Hook and L ad d er com pany No. 4 is
been filled.
both Mr. and Mrs. Belieu were m em ­
,
one of the excitem ents of the
ing been born in 1788. Newspa­
era and th e lunch which followed th e *“ charge of AI. H am m ar as captain
day recently when Capitol police
A fter th e business of th e past year
bers.
p e r photographers havo snapped
m eeting.
w ith H erb W est as first lie u te n an t.
discovered the anim al and gave
was com pleted th e directo rs were
him recently— b ut th is p icture
The deceased a re survived by four
chase George M Green, a passing
from a gallery a t Louisville— is
sw orn in to serve fo r an o th e r ye.-
S ecretary H arry Johnson reported I The se c re ta ry ’s rep o rt for th e year
m otorist, captured ihe prise__ 1 sons and two d au g h ters, J. C. Belieu
bis
first
’’re
g
u
la
r’’
photo.
and th e d irectors proceeded to re
of A lderdale, W ashington, B. O.
th a t th e re w ere 28 m em bers in good 1 1919 was as follow s:
-n t
elect H. A. Lewis president of the
10 his home a t the N ational
Belieu, of L ebanon,; O scar and Fred
sta n d in g in th e d ep a rtm en t, w ith 12 1
R EC EIPTS
Zo
board w hich office he has success BIRTHDAY PARTY IS
of P o rtlan d ; Mrs. O. G. Seely and
m em bers in the F ire m e n ’s Relief as- On hand beginning of 1919 $ 35 00
fully held fo r a nu m b er of years. J
A COMPLETE SURPRISE sociation. F ive new applications i From F o u rth of Ju ly fund
Mrs E lm er D epperm an of P o rtland.
285.27
LOCAL MEN ATTEND
W. Tow nsend was elected vice presi
Besides
these th e re a re living fo u r­
w
ere
voted
on.
b
ringing
th
e
present
Sale
of
dance
tick
ets
71
35
A very p leasan t evening was spei^
FARMERS WEEK AT O. A C. teen g ran d ch ild ren and two g rea t-
d ent and A. F. M iller and Theo Brug
S aturday a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. m em bership up to 33. The new mem O ther sources ............. ............ 16.50
g e r were re-elected secretary am.
f h e program of th e F a rm e rs’ week g ran ,lch ll',r ‘’n - Mr- Belieu leaves two
B ert Olsen of Pow ell Valley when bers are, L. L. K idder, A. W. Metz
tre a s u re r respectively. C. D. Minton
at O. A. C. was prin ted th is year In B‘B‘erB
a b ro ,h e r ,n<1 Mr" Belieu
TotaI .....................................8408.1
Mrs. Olsen en tertain ed a n u m b er of ger, J. C annon, G. E. Bangs, W. A
was re-elected m anager fo r th e next
Hessel.
new
spaper
sty
le
and
was
a
very
sue-1
*W
O
8l8ler"
-
friends a t a su rp rise p arty given in
DISBURSEMENTS.
y e a r’s fair.
G eorge W. Stokes, d eputy sta te S ecretary ’s salary and sup-
honor of Mr. O lsen’s b irth d ay . T he
w Z fm .iH ,hVa,‘,° n Th<> P*PH.r Wh*Ch
J W A? Belieu was born in St.
E. L. T horpe, C. D. M inton and
su rp rise was as com plete as could be fire m arsh al, form erly a cap tain of
plles
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Mrs. E dith Tozier W eath erred were
40. 00 tie s
desired and the evening w hich fol­ one of th e down town sta tio n s in F o u rth of Ju ly d o n atio n ........
7 h r Kn H
8
n° ' ,h e pla,nB w" h 11,8 p arp» 's In 1845.
elected as a publicity com m ittee to
P o rtlan d , was present on in v itatio n H allow e’en dance ..............
0 6.80 d a i ’s e X t s
Pr° Kran‘
“
ThP fHn," y " M,ed *“ L" “ '
bring the w ork and th e needs of the lowed will be rem em bered by those and ta lk ed on th e need of ad eq u ate
p
resent
as
one
of
th
e
p
leasan
test
p
a
r­
fa ir before the public.
.
..
.
w
here th e early p art of his life was
fire fighting ap p a ratu s and th e ele­
ties of th e season.
T o,al .....................................8 85.30 from h
,
' teniH HpP,lt
" e was for 16 years deputy
The executive com m ittee will be
m
en
ts
of
efficiency
In
th
e
d
e
p
a
rt­
B alance on h a n d
............... 8322.82 ia p e r
A fter a social evening spent in con­
"»erlff ° f ,h a ' coun*
C. D. M inton. A. F. M iller and J. W.
te sts and stu n ts th e hostess served a m ent. He said th e fire d ep artm en t
FIR E M E N ’S 'R E L T B F ASSOCIA­
Tow nsend w ith H. A. Lewis, c h a ir­
n *.’ T n w i.
.
,h e flrat mal1 from H alsey to Craws-
delicious lunch. A b ea u tifu l b irth ­ was often sadly neglected, and r e ­
of h, r a s i n
r
H
for,,8*,llp *»y
of Brownsville,
man.
TION RECEIPTS.
day cake w ith its lighted candles was lated Incidents th a t had come unde
of
th
e
G
resham
C
ooperative
Berry
One
of
,„
g
,n
te
re
.
„
ng exp(!rtenCM
C. M. Lake, David McKeown, Gus
On hand 1919........................... 8124.52 G row ers’ association, arriv ed Tues- was when
rgn
pg*k tr P,n™
placed at one end of th e long table his personal notice w hile Inspecting
Richey, C. D. M inton and E dith
From
dues
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32
00
which was attractiv ely decorated in d ep a rtm en ts all over th e sta te . He
8 67 day evening to ta k e In th e rem a in d er U nia„ „ a LandhlK t()
Tozier W eatherred were appointed on
told how re lu c ta n t some cities had In te re s t ........................................
holiday colors.
of F a rm e rs’ week and g et a line on Thlg
, h„ *
“ ,
’
th e prem ium list com m ittee.
th e berry Industry.
.
“
‘hP year 1862
He wa8
The guests present w ere: Mr. and been to im prove th e ir conditions u n ­
T
otal
v m m -
/ .
. . .
“ l8° a v o lu n teer In th e Rogue River
F in an ce com m ittee is Jo h n S leret,
8162.03
Mrs. A lbert P alm blad, Mr. and Mrs. til a d isastro u s fir« had forced them
E. M. Groocock is vitally Interest- i ndfan w ar
F. H. C rane and E. L. Thorpe.
DISBURSEMENTS.
P aul P alm blad, Mrs. A lta M. G entry, to it. He cited instances w here a
ed in "sp u d s” and is here to learn
,,
The p resid en t was asked to secure
S ecretary ’s sa lary .................... $ 12.50 >ii h .
u .
.
Hp waR m arried to Miss Lavina
Misses Ellen Vnls, Mab«l Staffenson, few th o u san d dollars spent on new
c
,
ockh;.vT
.n,n,
B
°oart.n
hem
n
-
n
, s o n . Decem ber 24. 1853.
som e one to look a fte r the fa ir prop­
Benefi‘B ........................................ 10.0»
Em m a Johnson, and L illie Nelson, eq uipm ent had in a sh o rt tim e come
e rty and see th a t th e buildings were
m
, .
. „
,
L avina Dennison was born In Con-
Messrs. H okan T ruedson, R ichard back to th e p ro p erty ow ners in th e
. . jHha,,8" n ° f G resham , who „e ctlcu t, F eb rau ry 21. 1846
W ith
k ep t closed.
TotaI ..................................... 8 22.50 has had xood hucc p b s w ith d a iry cut- im r nn(. «t
t
Staffenson, E arn est A nderson and way of low er in su ran ce rates.
It was th e opinion of th e board th a t
l
i
i
i
p are n ts sho cam e to Oregon in
Mr. Stokes recom m ended th e p u r­ B alance on hand ..................... 8139.59 1»
E m anuel Lind.
¿ is
’ hPP * reCOr,lB Blnc,‘ 18B2
T ,lt' f m i l y cam e th e ocean
th e c h ild re n ’s d ep artm en t which
chase of a F o rd chassis on which
1915
and
says
he
ap
p
reciates
th
e
ir
rout8
Ko|n<
c
The
G
resham
V
olunteer
F
ire
De­
m ade such a splendid show ing las*
m ill tn n r n no
< HU J
could be placed a 4 0-gallon chem i­
NORTH DAKOTA IRLANDS
value
m
ore
and
m
ore
as
tim
e
goes
on.
were 11 m onths on th e w ater and it
year would be even la rg e r th is year.
cal outfit w ith plenty 0 , hose. He p artm en t was organized F eb ru ary
GATHER
IN
REUNION
A.
E.
Jo
n
sru
d
of
Boring,
Oregon,
Since th e ch ild ren have th e ir build­
advised g ettin g 500 o r 600 feet m ore 24, 1912. A. W. Metzger was the is a tte n d in g F a rm e rs ’ week and is was 18 m onths before they arriv ed
He was succeeded by
ing ready fo r next y ear it was
at Salem.
H er fa th e r, a m in ister,
Mr. and Mrs D. G. G eddes e n te r­ of hose w ith Im proved nozzles. Ho first chief.
p articu la rly In terested In su b jects
dled w hile m aking th e trip and was
th o u g h t th a t th e enthusiasm created tained a num ber of frien d s a t th e ir com plim ented th e d ep a rtm en t on E ttsel Jones. On th e rem oval of Mr.
p erta in in g to dry farm ing.
hurled a t sea.
by th e last fa ir would be an aid to­ hom e last S atu rd ay evening. This th e lr efficient o rganization and said Jones from G resham L. G. M errill be­
S. B. H all, a farm er from n ear
w ard filling every booth w ith a ttr a c t­ g ath erin g was really a N orth D akota it was due them , th e boys th a t were cam e chief and served for a few
Mr. B elieu's fa th e r was also a
D uring ’o rtla n d , says he is try in g to "ta k e m inister.
ive exhibits th is year. The Holm an reunion as all of th e fam ilies were pledged ,0 respond prom ptly and m onths until his rem oval.
in " th e whole program .
Mr. and Mrs. Belieu have lived at
special prize for th e best decorated form erly of G randen, N orth D akota, bravely in case of fire, th a t th e town the past y ear Jas. Jen n in g s has been
acting
chief.
Rockwood for a n u m b er of years
county and city booth will be sen t to
A very d elig h tfu l evening was fu rn ish them the best possible eq uip­
T here are seven men who have IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE
w here Mr. Belieu owned a grocery
th e w inning school soon. The coun- spent renew ing th e old acq u ain t- m ent to w ork with.
TRANSFERS MADE LATELY sto re but th e week before th e ir d eath
been
with the d ep a rtm en t as active
ty prize of 810 goes to T ro u td ale and ances. Those p reie n t were, Mr. and
R ecently an Inspection of th e town
th e sam e am ount was won by th e Mrs. BenJ. Cam eron. Mrs, C am eron's was m ade by deputies from th e fire firemen since its o rganization, nearly
K rid er and E lklngton rep o rt th e they w ere tak en to th e hom e of th e ir
Sunnyside school of P o rtlan d .
sister, Mrs. Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. m a rsh a l’s office, of w hich Mr. Stokes eig h t years ago, and by this service sale of two im p o rtan t pieces of prop­ son. Oscar,
Beside th e ir children, they leave a
It was suggested th a t an effort be Wm. Thom , Mr. apd Mrs. Wm. Bell wap one, and a rep o rt of conditions are now considered exem pt firemen, erty recently.
m ade to secure a
la rg e r exhibit of of Long Beach, C alifornia, and Mrs. w ith recom m endations waS p repared but they all co n tin u e as active fire­
P h ilip B ratzel haB sold his home wide circle of friends and ac q u ain t­
livestock th is year
and th e gen eral H ugabon. P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. which will be presented a t th e coun­ men. They are, Jas. Jen n in g s, H arrv on South R oberts avenue to R. D. ances who will m ourn th e ir loss.
Johnson, F red Hoss, C arl Dahl, Fish C ru lk sh an k , a trav e lin g salesm an, of
sta te m en t seem ed to indicate th a t the Wm. A nderson were also invited b , cil m eeting tonight.
e
exhibit would be Increased.
. were unable to atten d . D eterm ined
E dw ard Cam pbell, of P o rtlan d , r Jen n in g s, Ja ck H am lin, Ed. M etz-j P o rtlan d . Mr. C ru lk sh an k and fam APPLICATION RECEIPT
T he board subscribed 825 tow ard th a t they should all g a th e r one tim e chief of th e em ergency corporation g er
MUST BE SHOWN TODAY
By will ta k e possession ab o u t March
T he lunch provided by th e firemen 1st. C onsideration 88500.
e n te rta in in g th e delegates to the con­ before Mr. and Mrs. Bell left for th e ir fire d ep a rtm en t, u n d er governm ent
The police d ep a rtm en t of th e city
vention of th e N orthw estern Pacific hom e a t Long Beach, a su rp rise was supervision, spoke to th e firemen u.i and prepared by Mrs. N ora W ithrow
Mr. Darby, a fa rm e r from Corval-
F a ir association which m eets Jan u -J a rran g e d on Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, th e need of careful Inspection to pre­ was g rea tly enjoyed and a vote of Us. has bought th e U rban P aler farm of P o rtlan d announced th a t Monday
a ry 26 and 27 in P ortlan d .
I M onday night th e sam e p a rty g ath - vent th e conditions which lead to th an k s was extended to Mrs. W ith- th ree m iles south of G resham on the was th e last day of g race In which to
I D am ascus road. T h ere is 20 acres In send In application for 1920 au to m o ­
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ered a , th e Geddes hom e and then easy sta rtin g of fires. He told inci­ row for h er gen ero u s assistance.
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1 th is tra c t. It b ro u g h t 85300.
Spraying Reduce« Seal, in Hood
w ent to g e th er to th e A nderson home. d en ts in connection w ith his su p e r­
bile license tags. All d riv ers of cars
th e G resham V olunteer F ire m e n ’s
B i'e t O rchards.
, A d elig h tfu l social evening was spent. vision of shipyards and referre d to
who can n o t show a 1920 license tag
su its of thorough" andCU,™m“v 's p ra y -
Wh° B® V*B,t here g o v ern m en t rep o rts show ing how the am ong th e firemen them selves for POULTRYMEN WILL
or a receip t for an app licatio n today
in a . very
-u
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT will be arrested .
Ing” Is seen In H oo^ R iver o rch ard s I wa the Occa8,on ot these g ath erin g s, fire loss could be reduced to
m u tu al aid in case of need. M em ber­
this y ear w here less than two per are ,0 ■«‘« 'e to n ig h t for l/iiig Beach, low percentage.
Many people have been Inquiring
ship
is
voluntary.
T
he
m
em
bers
pay
T h ere will be a business m eeting of
cent of scab developed in unspraynd
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w hether they can drive th e ir cars be­
M ayor K enney was p resen t anrt Into a fund th e ir dues of 25 cents
a the G resham Cooperative Poultrym nn
trees in scab-controlled areas w hile Why W in te r Ik-m ands a Low Cold sta te d th a t th e council desired to do m o n th .’ In
unsprayed tree s in uncontrolled areas
e v e rv th in r In Ha
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ca8‘‘ o t ",<' k "ess b e n e fits, F rid ay evening. Ja n u n ry 6th, 1920, fore the new license tags arrive. Ac­
T est O il.
ev ery th in g In its pow er to keep th e are paid am o u n tin g to 810. I„ case a * « o ’clock at th e office of County cording to th is an n ouncem ent all th u t
E S ’«
.
”J ! !”
—
is necessary is th a t they be able to
d ep a rtm en t up to a high sta n d a rd of of accident o r
‘ ‘
sickness
resu ltin g Agent S. B. H all, G resham ,
Hood R iver branch experim ent sta- K ' o r ,hlcken excessively, at 15 efficiency.
show
th e ir receipt for application.
from fire service a benefit of 815 is | As th e re will be Im p o rtan t m a tte rs
Hon
i degrees above Zero, you should hard-
The election resulted In the unan- paid, o r m ore In case of necessity.
“T he Hood R iver grow ers h a /e ly expect It to splash and flow freely
I of business to tak e up at th is m eet­
W hat D oes ttx* C h u rch W a n t?
• * ' ” 7-c n ''
Mr ~
ing It Is earn estly desired th a t all
------ o rchards,
Does It seek to d rain you of
mera be ra be pro ien t.
Mr. Childs declared. "P resen ce of C. A. McCarty, special ag en t of th e I
m oney? It is only a liab ility ? If so
scab in uncontrolled areas proves th a t S tandard Oil Com pany, yesterday.
H. E. TOW LE, Socrptary.
then It is not w orthy of su p p o rt. If
th e low percentage of scab this season
“ Yet som e m otorists w onder why
W ould Y ou?
11 a,,<lK n o ,h ln < to Ihe com m unity,
was not due en tirely to w eath er con­ It takes so long to g et fhe engine to .
d itio n s."
run freely these cold m ornings. The
The cham pion freak bill propose I rlo ''‘' 11 np
,f
*" aa asset, If It
The spray gun type of nozzle was cold engine, not g ettin g sufficient lu- !
In Oregon is (he one fixing legal rai. | a,|,,g fo th e com m unity, If It co n trlb -
said to have been found best bv brication. is su b ject to excessive ami i
c e n L ’ ^ 8’
* PPr CPnt " nd 5
» " • " • • • » ry H etnaot to th e life of
Hood grow ers
It gives excellent re ­ dam aging friction. T he oil pump
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We m ight Jnst as well pass a m eas- ' hP p“o p |p ’ thpn " '’"«»■rves your sup-
su lts with least expenditure of tim e cannot circu late congealed oil, so i
• «■ «T g
|F«
and labor. Plenty of pow er and there will be an insufficient supply '
ure flxtng the legal price of w heat at port But do not th in k su p p o rt m eans
»1
.
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skilled labor a re essential to Its suc­ throw n upon the cylinder w alls— im '
50 cents, hogs, 8 cen ts and wool 15 °n ly money. The m ost needed sup-
1
9 » t«
1
cess
cents.
• 11 th e stru g g lin g m otor has warmeo
w heat, Thi
hngsOn,: „ f eCwto: , OU^
thbtt;
"« P P o « . in at-
T he dusting m ethod th a t caught up th e oil so it will flow m ore freely. ;
th e p o pular fancy a year o r so ago
shipped o utside th e State w here world * n,l,'n ce and in terest To be w hat it
A Zero Cold Test oil flows freely j
has proved to be too expensive w hile ' at all te m p eratu re s down to Zero
prices prevailed. And th e sam e th in g n,*Kht to be the church m ust have
cost of m aterials Is so high.
th a t’s why it Is called a Zero Coin
wjli happen to money If by any ’he active help of th e leading people
Test Oil. Zerolene Medium (o r Zer-
chance of fate such n law should be of the town
An E v ira Good Buy.
Iolene L ight for Fords* is a Zero Cold
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Havings accounts draw ing 3 per
BPf"k you no* 3,0,ira.” 1« o u r
O verland 90, _ good condition,
new 1 Te«‘
1 T e ït Oil.
Gil. It is correctly refined from
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b attery , five tires, 8850.
selected C alifornia cru d e oil an 1
cent of hanks would close and th e old
We a re here to serve. But
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO/
fi°w" freely and «plashes properly a t
shoe and stocking would be fhe hid-
ninst have y o u r help to do the
Phone 544, Gresham . all
waKa u5»"».Of Whw IIK,P
ca"h "O fh yon expect,
„ te m p eratu re s d own to Zero. T h tsj
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Zero Cold Test Oil gives the same '
j was left here. No m ortgage would
• he renew ed, notes would be called
th e m eetings now In prog-
B erry G ro w e rs , A tte n tio n !
correct lubrication to your engine
The ad jo u rn ed an n u a l m eeting of d u rin g these cold days th a t you are
in and th e man who found it neces
A sq u are deal will be given
sary to borrow money would be In a TO" No ad v an tag e will be tak en of
th e C o-operative Berry G row ers will I
to <"U lng d u rin g th e su m m er !
tad fix. o r who would Ioan at these you. You will enjoy the a i n w i n r T h
be held in th e lib ra ry a t 7 p. m. on
rates any m ore th an they would sell '
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W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 7, 1920. If you 1
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heat a t 50 cents, hogs at 8 cen ts o r « " ’ R” * 'H <lo yon good. T he fel-
are In terested In berry grow ing an d !
-Nature abhors a vacuum .” w h ic h 1
wool at 15 cents whgn th e .w orld
will be inspiring.
Every
wish to Join, you are cordially Invlt-
. * , r‘‘a*on ’i>*t th e p ictu res!
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price as much higher. W ould you?
night except Monday
ed to atten d th is m eeting
In union ! Of bol**,eTl"** look th e way th ey do !
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M ethodist
th e re Is stren g th .
Episcopal church. Ihe Home C hurch. •
Som etim es we alm ost long for th e
Ing an “ tt *r*U ck¿V faí?h ninr ^ \ y hrsuIn north frnmP?h*B?,e n ’ a r ’ • * • « • • •
T a ilo r in g
K. A. M ILLER S ecretary.
REV! R. EUGENE MYERg
days when nobody was organized an ]
tow ard th e ratification hv « t a t » u n À ” i? P O r
thB I>" moCFa;lc p arty
F o r men and women- -cleaning,
th i devtl
d ev tl was
was busy
husv try
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o f th e p en d in g s u ffra e e e n n .t.» ,,
the
rab th e
Bargains In the want ads
•mendment.
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pressing and rep a irin g done well.
ch arg in g . s ta r te r and
g e n e ra to r
t P e te r L en ard . Powell street.
work. R ak er * Son
EIGHTEEN OF TY/ENTY-TW0 STATES TO
RATIFY SUFFRAGE ARE REPUBLICAN