Gresham outlook., February 13, 1920, Image 1

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VOL. 9, NO. 190
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1920
CRISIS REACHED IN FARMERS’ WEEK HAS HAD LARGE ATTENDANCE;
UNION HIGH SCHOOL WILL CLOSE TOMORROW WITH HOME PRODUCTS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
to C onsider 1 plans
CLUB CHILDREN HAYE
PART WITH FARMERS
A m eeting of th e g u a ra n to rs of th e '
G resham C h au tau q u a will be held a t j
th e library next W ednesday evening,
Feb. 18, to consider plans for th e
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program to be put on here next sum - ! Thl8 Week ha8 bpen onp of in ,erM t
I’niou High School
m er An efTort will be m ade to book
many rlu b chlldrpn ln thl8 co’»n ty
th e C h au tau q u a for th e week before an d ®Very
th ere has been »
1919-1920—
Ju d g in g by atten d an ce. F a rm ers' | of certified seed potatoes grown in i
The poultrym en who gath ered to the F o u rth of July.
. n um ber of wide aw ake boys and girls
T eachers,
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Week is a grow ing a ttra c tio n , th e re i th e sta te last year.
fie a r P ro f A Q L unn from Q A c
Two exceedingly in te restin g and ! ta k in g notes on th e lectures.
E nrollm ent
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has been a steady increase in atten d -
N L«sley »“ d L. H. Stone of dlgcugg (bp poultry business, surely B .rnU bT t Irt' d?a
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W ednesday th e O rient school was
Capacity of buildings
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ance all week. County A gent H all ()f cprt|flpd gppd grow n )n th e 8tate had th e benefit of a practical discus- a n ? * « ? s t a r s ’ ! » :
1920-1921—
has been keeping tab on those a t­ of Oregon this y ear and they are sold slon. “ P o u ltry raising Is not a busi­ 1917. T he plan was rejected for the ! and “bout 15 of the pupils of his
T eachers
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past two years, p artly because of con- ' room spent th e day a t th e hall w here
E stim ated enrollm ent
350 ! tendin g and th e record ru n s from 70 out at th e p resen t tim e. The county ness to re tire to for an easy tim e, dî , 7 ?,i! a r *8ll}K **ut of th e war. Some I potatoes, soil needs, and crop rota-
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to 140 w ith a g rad u a l increase every agent and th e O. A. C. men are an x ­ said P ro fesso r Lunn. “ A lthough no conditions of th e co n tract also w ere
A dditional buildings for
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not acceptable to G resham people.
° " Were d,8cua8ed
m eeting. T hursday aftern o o n every ious to aid any one who wishes to hard m anual labor is required th ere who found th e proxim ity to the Glad-
H uring th e m orning seasion Pro-
availab le ch air and bench a t th e hall grow certified seed potatoes, and they is much d etail work and thp success­ stone C h au tau q u a to be som ew hat of fessor Hyslop gave tables show ing the
was in use and a few persons were say th e m ark et is unlim ited a t th e fu l poultry-man has certain peculiar disaib a n tag e
By SUSANNA HEAD.
The program to be resu lts o btained from th e differet t
here th is sum m er will he en ­
Union High school is facing a standin g . Many note books a re in present tim e. " I f a man had a c a r­ q ualities which som e people call given
tirely different from the one to be ways ° f CUt,,nK 8Ped po,atops and ,ho
evidence and a re in freq u en t use load of certified seed to dispose of in stick-to-itiveuess; they are men who given In Ju ly at G ladstone P ark .
¡re su lts of p lan tin g different portions
critical situ atio n . T he buildings are
show ing th a t m any points a re being tim e, th e price would be no o b je ct” are not ealsly side tracked. Not
Miss Dorothy Fox of th e Ellison- of th e potato or front the use of sm all
so crow ded th a t th e stu d e n ts m ust noted down for fu tu re use.
tim e, th e price would be no a b je c t” stren g th but head work is th e essen­ W hite System spent several days In seed. P rofessor Hyslop said th a t he
ta k e to the highw ays to sneeze. The j M onday th e re were 70 present, said P ro fesso r Hyslop.
(»resham recently soliciting th e sun- u ■ ,. .. „
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tial th in g .”
port of the business« men and o th ers i h adn ‘ thp rtK',rp8 for ,h e pa8t 8pa8on
orig in al building contains 10 sm all Tuesday
5, and W ednesday’s pro-
J. E. L arson, who is w ith th e P o rt­
W hile it was possible to sta rt poul­ for th e su p p o rt of the proposition
at present but ow ing to th e dry sea-
class room s; th e additions, four (»ram b ro u g h t o u t 112 d u rin g the land Seed Co., but was form erly ex­ try raising on a lim ited capital P ro ­ She succeeded ln securing 20 signers son th e resu lts would probably not he
day and 35 for th é evening program . tension crop man at th e O. A. C., was fessor Lunn said he believed it was to a co n tract, w hich Is considered th e so rem ark ab le and m ight even prove
more.
Into these cupboards, de­
most satisfacto ry one ever offered to .», _
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The record atten d an ce was reached the next speaker.
a handicap if the ow ner attem p ted to th
e G resham people.
,h ‘ rpvpr8®- It wa8 b ro u g h t to his
signed for a school of 150 stu d e n ts T hursday, how ever, w hen th e re was
Mr. L arson, who is in close touch do all of th e work. Since th e poultry
U nder the term s of th e co n tract th«> atten tio n th a t A lbert P ounder, a club
is crow ded a stu d e n t body of 233 a t u o prpBent tQ ,,gten tQ th e program w ith m ark etin g conditions, showed
raising was a 365 days a y ear Job, E llison-W hite people agree to furnish boy front th e H u rlb u rt d istrict, had
th e p resent tim e, m ore than th e com- on pouitry raising
by c h a rts prepared from m ark et the close application needed to securo of’* ' P8a ” 'a n *7! 8P8?*on8 for « ,prnl m ade the sam e experim ent last year
m unity contem plated in the rosiest
, t migh( bp tu o u g h t by ppople prices for several years past th a t,
or nve consecutive davs to nav nil
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success w ith sm all cap ital would so expenses In connection w ith the pro- and ,b a t bls rP8U,*s tallied exactly
dream s of fo u r years ago. Every pa88ing by thftt an autom oblle 8how tak en as an average th e potato price
overw ork th e ow ner of th e sm aller gram , to provide a su p erin ten d en t for w itb those of th e college an d were
te ac h er is w orking over tim e, every wag
progrp88 lf thpy judged by in th e sp rin g was about th e sam e as
business th a t it some tim es causes a th e C h au tau q u a to provide canvas top figures from potatoes grow n u nder
stu d e n t is crow ded for elbow room. fhe autom obtle8 w htch Ilne Pow el, it was in th e fall and he discouraged
1,181 y‘‘a r ’1’ conditions
A lbert was
lagging and consequently failure. th e tr'in.nnrio»?« " 'b K ,P,lt an<1
T he la b o rato ries are inadequate, th e stree t d u rin g th e day
W hile <hp speculation on potatoes. The selec­
e tran sp o rta tio n charges on sam el
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About 900 o r 1000 hens showed th e th
excepting th e local dray ag e and to a8ked ,o rea<1 ,hp rp8ul"* of hl8 ««-
forge is in a wooden building. T b - '
„ car8 are th erp thpy a re e(, ualed tion of a few varieties for a com m u­
best a v tra g e profits on Invested cap­ fu rn ish ad v ertisin g m a tte r and lllus- ; périm ent which he did for the bene-
a g ric u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t w ith two if not o ut-num bered by th e la rg e r nity and every one grow ing the sam e
j flt of th e audience.
ital. These flocks were sm all enough tra te d program s.
te ach ers Is com pressed into one sm all m achines and it is in te restin g to note few sta n d a rd v arieties was an im ­
On th e p art of th e local g u aran to rs,
to have th e close personal su p erv i­
Albert had uhout one-half acre In
room.
th a t th e farm er who tak es th e tim e p o rta n t step tow ard im proving the sion so necessary and larg e enough to the purchase of $1000 w orth of sea­ A m erican W onder seed potatoes.
son tick ets is prom ised, th e grounds,
T eacher W ith ou t C lassroom .
to a tte n d m eetings of th is kind, is m a rk e t for potatoes. He also urged m eet overhead expenses and leave a seating, p latform , poles, piano, elec­ T he potatoes were planted in eight
One teach er has no reg u la r class-j the farn ler w,fh thp monpy (Q p u f.
th e im portance of cooperative m a rk ­ good lab o r income.
tric lights will be provided, also men long rows. Two rows were planted
room. She holds classes in any room chase a m achine to atten d In.
eting, especially because it ten d ed to ­
U. L. Upson, who spoke on cooper­ sufficient to assist In p u ttin g up and with th e w hole blossom end of th e
unoccupied a t th e tim e of recitation.
Many women a re p re se n t.a n d are w ard a stan d ard izatio n of q u ality in ative m a rk e tin g of eggs bro u g h t to tak in g down th e big ten t. The ticket potato. From these two rows A lbert
collectors and ushers will also be
One of h e r classes is com posed of 35 as keen as th e men to ask questions the packing. Mr. Larson said th at
light m any in terestin g points.
fu rn ish ed by th e local association. harv ested 1176 pounds of m a rk e tab le
students. All of th e classroom s ex- on potato raising, soil problem s, seed
cooperative p o tato associations have
Until th e past year th e P o rtland H eretofore, 75 p er cent of single ad ­ potatoes, 401 pounds of seed potatoes
cept two w ere designed for no m ore seiectjon a n d (be various o th e r ques- raised th e price of potatoes for th e ir
egg m a rk e t has alw ays ru n from 1 I i, mission receipts has been paid to th e and only 28 pounds of culls, a total
U nder the
than 26 stu d en ts.
tions which are discussed from tim e m em bers by th e fact th at a ca r load of to 7 o r 8c below the S eattle price bul E llison-W hite System
present co n tract nil th e single ad m is­ of 1605 pounds. Two rows were
Im p ortan ce o f A gricultural W ork. to tjmp
potatoes w ith th e association’s tag during th e p ast season, th ro u g h th e sions will go to th e G resham C hau­ planted with th e blossom end of the
So im p o rta n t a re th e a g ric u ltu ra l
Many favorable rPm arka are being on m eans uniform quality and pack
efforts of th e C o-operative Associa­ tau q u a. w hich agrees to devote the seed potatoes split and the resu lt was
classes to th is com m unity th a t the m ade on th e 8plendld way in wbfch and th e buyer who has had a sam ple
tion th e P o rtlan d m ark et has been net proceeds to th e co n tinuance of rem ark ab le, for th e to tal was only
the C h autauqua.
governm ent has prom ised an addi- Mrg N ora W ithrow ,s handB ng th e know s w hat he is g etting.
h igher th an th e 8 ea ttle m arket.
The fixing of th e price of season 1182 pounds or alm ost 425 pounds
tional man next year and has of- iunch question at th e gran g e hall. At
Prof. C. V. Ruzek of th e O. A. C.,
“ Egg production Is profitable u n ­ tickets and th e conditions u nder less on th e two rows. T hese were
fered to erect a po rtab le building at the reque8t of County A gent Ha)1 told how to d eterm in e w hat th e soil
der two conditions” said Mr. Upson. which they sh all be sold nnd used Is 828 pounds of good potatoes, 328
its expense. B efore opening of school and th e Bu8ine88 Men.s club Mrs needed. One of th e points w hich he
“ F irs t when th e production Isn’t left en tirely w ith th e local people.
Each of the tw enty o r m ore signers pounds of seed nnd 26 pounds of culls
next year this d ep a rtm en t m ust seek W ithrow consented to serve lunches stressed was th a t th e d rain ag e m ust
equal to consum ption, and speond will be responsible for hlH propor­ which show ed th a t th e m ain loss was
o th e r q u arte rs, If som ething is not
, he dining room a t , he h a „ ag WP„
be rig h t.
“T he m ost fertile soil" when production Is large enough for tio n ate sh a re of th e deficit. If any on th e m a rk etab le potatoes.
Two
done at once. Incubators, broodets, a8 a , hpr own P8tabUshment. Those said P rofessor R uzek, “ will not pro­
ex p o rt.” T he g rea test need of th e th e re be. T he signers are given be­ rows were planted from th e stem end
seed propagation experim ents, class- who have been patro n lzin g lhp duce properly if it lacks drainage,
association at th e present Is volumti. low, In th e o rd er in which they of the potato and th e yield was 914
It is expected th a t o th e r
room work are all housed in o n e , grange djn ing room a re en th u siastic th e re fo re th e first problem to face is He said th a t lf they had a carload to signed.
nam es will be added to th e list; H. pounds of good potatoes, 312 pounds
sm all room at present.
over , be deBcioug m eai8 w hich are proper d rain ag e of th e soil. Many
ship every th ree days Instead of ev­ L St. C lair. L. L. K idder, Alfred of seed and 16 pounds of culls, a total
M ore Space Needed.
be|ng gerved a , ft m o d erate PO8t
questions were asked and answ ered ery ten days the association could Thom pson, K. A. Miller, H. J. P ulfer, of 1242 pounds.
T his d ep a rtm en t alone would use
Wpdnp8day P ro f O . R Hyslop ab o u t th e Individual problem s and a
control th e local m arket. During G eorge Dletl, Dr. W. J. O tt, C I.
To d eterm in e th e value of sm all
R aker, Norn W ithrow , F. L. Mack,
th ree large rooms. T he la b o rato ries who i8
charge of farm crop8
g reat m any Im p o rtan t points brought past years production and consum p­ C. O. S chneider H W T. MeGuirk. A. seed two rows were p lanted which
a re likew ise outgrow n.
F arm Me- o A c 8pokp both m ornlng and a f . out.
tion have been about equal In this W. Botkin. Guy D. Jones, W. A. lies- brought a to tal of 1496 pounds, 1011
chanlcs is a new subject this year. tprnoon
The fact wa8 b ro u g h t out
A good deal of discussion devel­ sta te but rep o rts Indicate th a t th ere sel, H» W. Slro.ng G resham G arage p(,u n d s of which w ere m arketable,
A n o th er sem ester will see a large d u rin g , h ,g d ,8CU88ion th a t thp av er.
by J. H. Ide, R. E. Myers. C. A. Ca-
oped d u rin g P ro fesso r H yslop’s dis­ are from 2 % to 3 tim es as many pul others.
Geo Inglis, T J. Sklrvin.
423 I»01" " ’8 r<)r 8‘‘®d »••<> «2 pounds
nu m b er of stu d e n ts w orking at farm age ylpld for potafOP8 |n , hts 8tatp cussion of Crop R otation. P rofessor
lets th is y ear as th e re were last and
culls. T he sm all seed were not cull
engines, m otors, electrical appliances, wa8 on]y a lltHe morp , han h a ,f , hat
High G rad e L eghorn ('h ick s.
Hyslop said th a t his discussion was for th e first tim e Oregon is facing an
potatoes, b ut w ere sm all potatoes
forge, etc. T his d ep a rtm en t should of thp 8tafp of Malnp
Thp wpak
We have arran g ed w ith a breeder
en tirely from th e sta n d p o in t of th e over production. An o utside m ark et
of some ex tra q u ality Single Comb from good stock. T he resu lts show
be housed in a fire-proof building.
polnt appeared to bp th e lack of a Im m ediate re tu rn s and advantag es of
m ust be obtained and a standard W hite L eghorns, tb h atch and sell th a t th e poorest yield was from the
L arge A rea Covered.
I good 8 ta n d . Tbp averagp 8tand of crop ro tatio n as It was a recognized
g rad in g system put Into operation.
his lim ited o u tp u t of eggs for th is [ blossom end when It was sp lit w hile
S tu d en ts at Union H igh school potatoes Is only ab o u t 60 per cent ac­
fact th a t ro tatio n was th e only prac­
C. S. B rew ster, who is well known season
the lurgest yield was from the p la n t­
come from 2 6 school d istric ts in four cording to surveys m ade by P ro fesso r
These chicks are bred from a
tical way In which th e fertility of tne to local poultrym en discussed the
com bination of birds which have ing of th e whole blossom end of the
counties In O regon. Oregon has the Hyslop. and th is accounts In p art for
soil could be kept perm anently.
su b ject of feeding for eggs.
m ade world records and in th e hands potato. It has been th e p ractice of
m ost flexible high school law in the th e lack of a la rg e r yield. Good seed
"C rop ro tatio n aids in keeping
Mr.
B
rew
ster
said
th
a
t
feeding
for
of
the fo rm er ow ners would bring some farm ers In past years to throw
U nited S tates, and th is school is the properly cut and planted in a well
plant enem ies u n d er co n tro l” said eggs was like supplying tfc« necessary five tim es th e price we a re asking , bl8 blossom end away as poor seed
m ost successful example. More th an j prepared 8Ped bed will Increase th e P ro fesso r Hyslop “ and also d istrib ­
Here is a chance to g et som e ex tra 1
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feeds to a m achine which produced quality laying stock at a very re a ­ because th ere were, according to th e ir
a score of d istric ts in both M n ltn o -' productfon from thp fir8t by g ettin g utes th e work over a longer space of
th e finished product. In th is case, sonable price.
theory, too m any eyeB on th is piece.
m ah and C lackam as counties are a b e tte r stand
tim e th u s helping to solve th e labor eggs w ere th e finished article and
A. R. LYMAN.
A vote of th a n k s was extended to
show ing th e ir appreciation of a large
One of th e g reat needs of potato question. It also brings in a stead ier any lack of th e proper m aterials or O ne-half m ile east of G resham , Pow­ A lbert for hls kindness in consenting
w ell-conducted high school plant. grow ers, P rofessor H yslop said was
ell
Valley
Hoad
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income th an one crop farm in g .” He an unequal division of th e essential
to give th e rep o rt of bis experim ent.
No o th e r in stitu tio n o r in te rest draw s good seed and It was an artic le h ard
show ed th a t w ith careful m anage­ Ingredients im paired th e efficiency of FOR SALE—-Cull potatoes for feed A lbert is 14 years old, a m em ber of
to g e th e r so m any people in th is com ­ to obtain. About fo u r o r five h u n ­
o r su itab le fo r sm all seed. A. W. th e H u rlb u rt S tan d ard P o tato club
m ent crop ro tatio n gave a g re a te r re ­ th e m achine. " I t Is a co n stan t stu d y ”
m unity as th e high school. It is the dred th o u san d bushels of potatoes
M etzger.
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tu rn fo r th e lab o r invested and a t the said Mr. B rew ster “ and th e successful
which was u n d er th e lead ersh ip of
ce n te r of com m unity sp irit for an will be used fo r seed in O regon this
sam e tim e Increased th e fertility of m an is th e man w orking with hls $75 BICYCLE for sale for half price.
a re a of 200 sq u a re miles. T his is year and th ere was only 2500 bushels
Outlook office.
C ontinued on page 3
the soil.
head, stu d y in g all of th e tim e.”
larg er, perhaps th a n any ru ra l school
c e n te r in the N orthw est.
LOCAL BANK MEMBER
recent W orld W ar. C areful study of BIG DAY SATURDAY
P o ssib ilities for F u tu re.
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM tb" rpK ulatlons of th e F ederal Re
W ith an up-to-date Sm ith-H ughes
TO CLOSE FARMERS WEEK
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serve B ank, reveals th e fact th a t a
a g ric u ltu ra l d e p a rtm e n t here, s tu ­
The F irst S tate Bank announces In bank can bp
"LUCt! m or? a88,B,an''p
S atu rd ay will be th e big day of the
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to a com m unity by becom ing a mem-
dents will be draw n from all p a rts of .. . , . . .. .
thls Issue th a t it has become a m e m -, bPr of fhe system , and It was because j F a rm e rs’ W eek. T he m orning pro­
M ultnom ah and o th e r ad jac en t co u n ­
ber of th e F ederal Reserve System , i of Its possible added service to this gram will be held as usual at the
ties, Including th e city of P ortland. The Bank was notified on W ednesday com m unity th a t th e F irst S tate Bank
g ran g e ball and a discussion of com ­
In th re e years th e en ro llm en t will of th is week th an an exam ination | becam e a m em ber of th e system
m unity developm ent and a talk by
reach approxim ately 600 stu d en ts. made by th e S tate D epartm ent and by
U.
L. Lewis, ed ito r of "T h e Oregon
A good school alw ays a ttra c ts f a m i- ; ,bp
(be F ederal Reserve i COMMUNITY SING TO
Banks recently, was such as en titled j
BE PART OF PROGRAM (,rower on th e ad v an tag es of co­
lies w ithout definite in d u stria l ties. 1 it
to full m em bership ln th e F ed eral ‘
operative m ark etin g of fru it will fill
T his will add m a teria lly to th e de­ R eserve System as soon as th e r e ­
P lans a re progressing for the
th e m orning session.
sirab ility of th e tow n of G resham as quired am ount of reserve had been W ashington
B irthday
reception
At noon a Home P roducts lunch­
paid
into
th
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P
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d
B
ranch
of
th
e
which will be given In ho n o r of the
a residence su b u rb and th e s u r ­
F ederal Reserve Bank of San F ra n ­
eon will be served at th e Masonic
rounding country fo r country homes. cisco. and th e req u ired am o u n t on the grad e teach ers, F rid ay evening, F eb­ hall, u n d er th e auspices of the G resh­
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It is, therefo re, th e community’s big­ capital stock of th e F ed eral Reserve ru ary 20 at th e g rad e school.
am Business Men’s club, to all who
Mr G odfrey will lead a com m unity | have atten d ed d u rin g th e week
gest asset. Its payroll should De Bank of San Francisco for which It
An a ttra c tiv e menu has been p re­
counted as th e nu m b er of stu d e n ts had subscribed, had been paid. This sing as one of th e fea tu re s of th e
has been done and th e F irs t S tate
pared u n d er the m anagem ent of the
evening
and
everyone
is
requested
to
and teachers com bined.
com m ittee.
Bank has now been notified th a t it is
T im e for B u ild in g 1‘rogram L im ited . entitled to all th e privileges enjoyed bring th e ir singing voice w ith them
Special music by the high school
T he next school year will begin by th e N ational banks, so fa r as be­
Mrs. A lexander Thom pson, who o rch e stra and the G irls’ Glee club
about S eptem ber 6th. If additio n al ing a m em ber of th e F ederal Reserve sponsored th e m inim um wage for will be a fe a tu re of th e e n te rta in ­
B ank, an d a t th e sam e tim e may re- .
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m ent. K. A. Miller will extend the
buildings are not ready by th a t tim e tain all of ift. rig h ts and privileges ,pft' hpr" which passed th e Oregon greetin g s of th e business men. Judge
m ore than 100 stu d e n ts m ust be u n d er its sta te c h a ra c te r
It is leg islatu re, will speak on th e subject Geo. W. Stapleton, D, E. Towle and
II A. I»ewls will speak on subjects of
W here these young th e re fo re enabled to m ake loans to j of ' W ages for T each ers.”
tu rn ed away
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people go is not so im portant t o ! 8
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George Honey and Miss Mina Oil- In terest to all
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,,, h eretofo re with th e added protection
P resident W. J K err, of th e O re­
G resham as is th e fact th a t they will of being able to rediscount Its paper bert w ith th e assistance of th e G resh­ gon A g ricu ltu ral college, will talk on
be lost to Union High school.
It with th e F ed eral Reserve Bank in am Boy Scout tro u p will have charge the “ G row th of A griculture In Ore-
gon ”
will delay the e n tire program for th e case of necessity. This will add g reat- of th e d eco ratin g of th e hall.
Iy (° h (h®
of business
which w |„ it
P. V M arts, leader of county
The G rad itiu m club are assisting
realization of th e new a g ric u ltu ra l may
a n d am
,p ount
H epeafter
thp bank
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agents, gives an address, “ H andw rit-
(be j (ng on t he W all ”
high school of M ultnom ah county, be subject to exam inations m ade by Mlas M ontague in arran g in g
A bout seven m onths from th is tim e the F ederal Reserve Bank, as well as ’’jin k s ’ program
The afternoon program will be at
th e new school y ea r will open. To tb® S tate B anking Board, and will
A good tim e is assured and all are i the Masonic hall.
„„».„„i k build-
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have th
e added Syg,
protection
of th e h„ Fed- # Invftog
Many valuable prizes, donated by
conatruct an ad e q u ate school
prg|
RptPrve
Pln wh)ph
i Oregon m an u factu rers will be dis­
ing at least six m onths will be re- gojd reserv e at th e present tim e of
trib u ted to th e ladles who are ee-
quired
T his leaves one m onth— 30 $2.200.000.000. T he Bank has had OLD TIME LOGGING
perlallv invited for th is day.
CAMP AT W. 0. W HALL
Many o th e r featu res of Interest and
days— for th e au th o rizatio n of bonds, (bis m ovem ent u n d er consideration
for a long tim e, and has carefu lly con-
The F eb ru ary issue of the M ultn-I am usem ents are planned fo r th e af-
em ploym ent of arc h itec t, co n tract- g,dprpd thp dlffprpnt phagPll 0, ybgnk. mah B ooster th e m onthly organ of j te r noon.
ors. purchase of additional land, | ng. and c me to the conclusion th a t M ultnom ah ('sn ip No 77. W O. W . | If Is expected th a t at least 409 will
draw ing of plans. Can the com m uni- It should become a m em ber of th e Just m ailed from the O utlook office, atten d the banquet.
ty do it?
Can th e town of G resham system from a p atrio tic stan d p o in t. If announces a big tim e for m em bers at
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no o th er, as th e F ed eral Reserve the cam p hall 112 E Sixth stre e t, on ONE ACRE OF GROUND to rent.
sta rt It.
Two hun d red and fifty stu- Bgnk, werg wBhout question, the F eb ru ary 20.
It Is announced as
Ju st o u tsid e lim its of Gresham .
dents and teachers aw ait an answ er, salvation of this co u n try d u rin g th e an “ Old Tim e Logging Cam p.”
Mrs. H. W illiam s, phone 103x
LUNCHEON AT NOON AND INTERESTING PROGRAM
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Jfirst &tate Jianfe
Announces that
It is a member of the
Federal Reserve System