Gresham outlook., March 02, 1920, Image 1

■V
T W IC E
A
W E E K
VOL.
G resham O utlook
SUPERINTENDENTS
ARE APPOINTED
MARKETING CROPS IS
MEREDITH’S HOBBY
T he re g u la r m eeting of the board
of directors of th e M ultnom ah Coun­
ty F a ir association was held Monday
in th e Bank of G resham . T here ■
were eleven m em bers present.
T he list of su p e rin ten d e n ts for the
la ir next fall was read and proved
satisfactory to all. H. A. Lewis will
be su p e rin ten d e n t of grounds as he ,
was last year.
Mrs. E d ith Tozier j
CROWDED CONDITION AT U.H.S.
WILL DEPRIVE STUDENTS OF ITS
ADVANTAGES; BUILDING NEEDED
MAY OPPOSE GLASS IN
VIRGINIA TOGA RACE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
COMMUNITIES ADOPT
IMPROVEMENT PLAN
C orbett aud H u rlb u rt d istricts have
Joined hands In a com m unity Im­
provem ent cam paign u n d er th e F arm
needs
so th
a t th e school
„ . The
.
, , and condition of Union
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j Bureau. The club boys are co-oper-
can continue to
' bv
Ve' y UbIy d,8CU88ed «row and expand in a few m ore years
| atin g in th e work aud expect to do
by P rincipal E. F. Goodwin la st F ri- Union d istrict
will have th e A g ric u l-'
some active work in crop im prove-
1 day evening i, at th e . m eetin * of • th e • tura', High school of th e state.
’ m eat and livestock im provem ent. At
V a lte jO w n r T
x "* P° We"
ThP PrP’ Pn' po,,cy ° f ,h ” 8ch° ° '
I a m eeting held last T hursday even­
\ alley
O s ing to a n u m b er of fam i- which is to ' be th o ro u g h , form char-
ing, com m itteem en w ere appointed to
ilies who are ill th e re was not as acter, instill love of co u n try and tra i l !
ta k e charge of th e different projects.
large an atten d a n ce as was desired good citizens” will m ake a splendid j
W eatherred will have charge of the
J. W. E vans will have charge of th e
but those p resen t w ere very m uch in ­ base to build for the “ G reater Union
pavilion, Mrs. Cliff K ern will have
crop im provem ent, and the goal was
terested in Mr. G oodw in’s address.
H igh” which is the aim and hope o f,
set at 100 ceres each of potatoes and
ch arg e of the floral exhibits and Mrs.
One of the m ost n otable featu res th e pupils, th e faculty, th e directors
g rain for certification th is year.
A nnie Hevel of th e dom estic science
F o rm er G overnor Henry C.
about th e address was th e fairn ess of and many o th ers in te reste d in the
T here is every reason to believe fh at
G etting crops to m ark et w ith­
as they w ere la st year. A griculture
S tu a rt of V irginia, has been offer­
th e discussion and th e com pleteness school and education.
o
u
t
lost
motion
or
costs"
is
to
be
they will go over th e top in g rea t
ed a place on the United States
will be in charge of F. H. C rane and the policy of his departm ent, says
of the explanations. P rincipal Good­
style. The only certified seed potatoes
P rincipal Goodwin very ably p r e - ’ In ter-S ta te Com mission, hut it is
H o rticu ltu re G. H. Richey.
David Edwin T M eredith of Des Moines,
win is sta tin g th e situ atio n as it is seated th e subject and la te r opened
possible he will decline, so th a t grow n In Oregon last y ear were raised
McKeown will again have charge of i la ., the new secretary of agricul­
he will be free to run for the Sen­
and
even those who are oppooed if I the m eeting fo r discussion. It seemed
In M ultnom ah county and the p ro s­
th e cattle exhibits and Theo. Brug- tu re in P resident W ilson's cabi­
a te, when th e sh o rt term , which
th ere are any, would ad m it th a t the to be th e g en eral feeling of those
net.
This
is
a
new
and
recent
pic­
pect is good this year to hold first
C a rter Glass is now tilling t(trough
g er of sheep and hogs. J. M. Mann
situ atio n is exactly as Mr. Goodwin p resen t th a t a new building should) ap pointm ent, expires.
tu re of Secretary Meredith.
place In Bpite o t th e increased in te r­
will be su p e rin ten d e n t of th e poultry
describes it.
est which I b being show n all over th e
be erected with la rg e r classroom s,
d ep a rtm en t and Jo h n S leret of the
T here are 80 pupils from o utside of corridors and arran g ed to accom mo- '
sta te . .
horses. The a r t d ep artm en t will be PLAY IS PRESENTED
Union High school who are enjoying date a larg e high school. It was th e . PASTOR AND WIFE
T he Certified P o tato Club was o r­
in ch arg e of Mrs U. B. Sm ith again
ganized with F. N. Lasley as the
B Y .LY N C H SCHOOL the advantages of th is school. T h eir general feeling th a t tile school would
th is y ear and Miss E thel I. C alkins
GIVEN RECEPTION leader. T h ere will be six o r seven
tu itio n am ounts to ' about $8000 per alw ays outgrow any ad d itio n s which
will be in charge of school club work.
y
ear
o
r
nearly
h
alf
of
th
e
teach
er's
L ast F riday evening, F eb ru ary 27,
boys In th e club, all raising certified
were added to th e present building
T. J. K reu d er will su perintend the
A farew ell reception and program
salary. It is these stu d e n ts, tw enty
seed
Mr. Lasley was one of th e men
th a t it was b e tte r to build a
g ran g e exhibits and David M. Dunne the P aren t-T each er circle of Lynch of them in th e J u n io r class, who will I and
building th a t would ac co m m o d ate'at l a ^ t u X ^ w v L t L
ChUrC” who raised certified seed last year
th e county exhibits. M edicinal herb3 school presented "T he F acin atin g be th e ones deprived of th e school if least six hundred pupils.
S “Z ‘
“ u’”“ ’" ”’'
and will give th e boys th e benefit of
and m ineral d ep artm en ts have been Fanny B row p.” The people from Dis­
th e present situ atio n is not m et with ! It was also discussed and approved ; losing th e ir C a s to r a
n
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tric
t
28
w
itnessed
th
e
larg
est
crowd
his experience.
A lbert - • P o u n d er who
left open for the present. C. M. Lake
increased
facilities.
T
he
present
i
by
those
present
th
a
t
an
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
Rev
llrl(1
Mru
vv„,
conducted
th
e
experim
ent last year
ever
gathered
th
ere.
The
nine
c
h
a
r­
is su p erin ten d en t of police and J. W.
bujding is large enough fo r th e pupils ‘ b'. Kivel1 " “’8e " Btrlcta ln ,bi8 county I M em bers "of ‘"the D a m a s " “«* church hi th e p lan tin g of th e different kinds
Tow nsend will superintend the gates acters in the cast rendered an ad ­
In th e Union d istric t but it will be which adjoin Union d istric t to join WPre pre8Pnt
t(J()k
,n (he (.v of po tato seed will tak e up th e rais­
W. C. A lderson, county school su ­ m irable perform ance.
a decided d isad v an tag e to th e d istric t w ith th e d istric t to p ut this th in g j e rc{gea
MI
bs
R
uth
Todd
in
th
e
ro
le
of
ing of certified seed this year and his
p erin ten d en t, atten d ed the m eeting
to lose these o u tsid e pupils.
th
ro
u
g
h
D
orothy
played
w
ith
engaging
charm
.
fath
e r, J. P ou n d er, has tu rn ed over
and at his suggestion th e school
Rev. M. M agnuson opened th e ex­
A lthough th e re are only six dis
Mrs. M argaret C rane in h e r u su a l.
T hose d istric ts which a re outside
th e certified seed raisin g to Albert.
booths will be aw arded a flat money
ercises
w
ith
p
ray
er
and
a
sh
o
rt
r t^ ” ,r,ctB *n ,b e Union High d istrict, pu of th e Union High school d istric t in
He w ill have ch arg e of fo u r acres,
prize of $20 fo r each school or group sw eet and m odest way played the p a rt’
pils are atten d in g h ere front 26 d if­ th is oounty and th e ir v aluation as speech in welcome. Olaf Grun and
A mass m eeting has been called for
of schools which m akes at le ast 20 of Florence, D orothy's clium.
G.
A.
N
oreen
spoke
for
the
church
feren t d istricts and fo u r counties.
Mrs.
H
erbert
Lynch
as
th
e
nervous
T
hursday,
M arch 11 a t which tim e S.
taken
from
th
e
1920
tax
sh
eet
are
as
and
Sullday
8(.hoo,
gt
ex h ib its including livestock. Every
ex- B. H ull, county ag en t, will give au
"Two of th e a g ric u ltu ra l teach ers
,rs follow s: P leasan t Valley, $392,145; pre8ilng thp
d
school th a t nidets th is requirem ent woman was a co n stan t d elig h t to th e
are hired six days a week ¡»nd 12 Rockwood,
$328,740;
F airview , nannio
P . ,g
, , .. th e illu stra te d lectu re on potatoes and
’ •
. the
t e services
will be aw arded th is sum as a rew ard audience.
a t losing th
.
««« ™ . . .
___
people at
of . Rev
I
m onths a y ea r,” said Mr. Goodwin,
Mrs.
Confrey
and
Mrs.
M
cGregor
$666,320;
T
ro
u
td
ale,
$521,585;
Ce­
th e ir diseases, T he com m itteem an
fo r th e ir effort^. T he exhibit m ust
and Mrs. H aw kinson. An original
"and
ow
ing
to
the
help
received
from
i will sign up o th ers who wish to raise
dar, $231,880; Victory, $99,620;
m eet
th e requirem en ts, however. took the m inor p arts in a cred itab le
th e governm ent u n d er th e Sm ith- L usted, $239,540. The Union d istrict poem by Mrs. W esterberg was read potatoes for certification
m anner
A dditional
Ribbons will be given as prizes for
H ughes act, Union H igh Is receiving has an assessed v alu atio n of $2,887,- in honor of th e p asto r and his wife. m em bers will rlso be lined up for
Miss
Mild’red
M
cGregor
did
ex­
excellence of work.
Roy Jo h n so n spoke fo r the young
th e services of th ree train ed men for 425 and com prises the follow ing dis
club work.
A com m ittee on tra n sp o rta tio n was ceedingly well as Audrey
people of th e Powell Valley church.
only
a
little
m
ore
th
a
n
th
e
salary
trlc
ts:
Lynch,
T
erry,
G
resham
,
Pow-
A. G. Salzraanis is th e com m ittee­
appointed by th e president, as a re-
R obert Confrey as Billy Pearson
T he young people especially have en-
man for soil im provem ent. L ast year
su it of a discussion as to th e need of Ka' (‘ a deligh tfu lly hum orous por- which would be a paid o n e.” All of ell Valley, O rient and H illsview.
these th in g s— adv an tag es of e x p e r t! W ith th e co-operation of these o th e r ! i T j , ' hP J ”
.°f. MF' “ " d M r" '
th is d istric t took up th e use of su p er
securlng m ore adeq u ate car service tr “Aa ° f tbe nill,Kulded lover,
__x.. -i.
....
.
i Kinaon. F red
F<' . Johnson . an . d ,. Emil Sat- phosphate. T here were several tria ls
d u rin g fa ir week, Mr. Dunne, A. F.
<>nr' Zenger elicited g reat ap- in stru cto rs, choice of studies, voca- d istric ts a g re a te r Union H igh would
tional tra in in g were th e resu lt of th e be assured, giving o p p o rtu n ity to a lii p QWP.. Vnii' v' m ," i *
° f| thp on potatoes, grain s, and corn and the
M iller and Mr. Sleref w ere appointed. plause by his p o rtra y al of th e c h a r­ la rg e r school an d good o rganization th e children In th e county who wish) Powell
*
V M,88lon cburch ex resu lts w ere so m arked th a t already
ac
te
r
of
a
friend
and
advisor
In
B
illy’s
Mr. K reu d er and David Dunn, new
love affair.
and the only need Is th e room to ex- to atten d and by co n tin u in g the pressing th e good wishes of the con­ two earloads have been ordered from
m em bers elected at the la st m eeting,
pand.
If th e people will g et to g e th er ' grow th of th e school draw o th e rs Into ! gregation and th e ir reg ret a t th eir th e local m erchant besides th a t which
Adolph Zenger d istinguished him ­
w ere p resen t and w ere sw orn in at
and m ake th e necessary arran g e m en ts the d istrict.
! loss.
self
as
a
lightn
in
g
change
a
rtis
t
oy
the m eeting yesterday, both are very
An original poem was given by the farm ers have o rd ered for th em ­
I Mrs. H annah G radlu which was very selves from P o rtlan d . It Is estim ated
much in terested in th e fair and both im personating a college boy and Miss
th a t enough has been received to a p ­
are capable men. Mr K reu d er is well P a 'l,iv Brown,
MUCH PLOWING BY
MRS. ANNA ROSIN
m uch enjoyed. Special music form ed
ply to about 500 acres.
known in grange work and will help „ BptwePn ac‘8 ‘b^ M'88p8 Kelly and j
TRACTORS BEING DONE
BURIED SATURDAY an In terestin g p a rt o t th e program .
T he livestock Im provem ent project
to keep th e granges and fair associa­ K ern en tertain ed very d elig h tfu lly I
a
I
; Sunday m orning Rev. Mr. H aw kln-
The fine plow ing w eath er of th e I T he fu n eral of Mrs. A nna Rosin, | , On preached his farew ell serm on .it will be headed by II. W. W ilson. The
tion in a sp irit of m u tu al helpfulness. with songs and violin solos.
David M D unne is president of th e '
A lta » ‘-ndrickson, accom panied by past m onth has stim u lated th e sale of who died on F eb ru ary 26 at her hone Dam ascus end in the evening at goal se t is to elim in ate all scrub sires
M an u facturers and Land P roducts Donald Confrey, san g very sweetly,
farm m achinery and especially of ’ in P leasan t Valley, was held at t h e ' I’owell Valley. T he large Mission from th e dairy herds of th e ir com ­
m unity. T h ere is n plan on foot to
show which will be com bined w ith ' , A requp8t baB been ,na,le tb a t <tl(' tracto rs. C. I. R ak er & Son rep o rt i u . a „ „ ..
.
.
CPn>B‘^ y fu n eral chapel last church was packed with friends who o rganize a calf club am ong th e boys.
th e M ultnom ah fair again this year. P' ay be rep™ tPd so arran g em en ts are having delivered Fordson tra c ,O!.8 j Mt'
" T " ° ' ° rP,,h- g ath ered to h ea r th e last serm on and Miss E thel I. C alkins will m eet with
Mrs. M D. K ern atten d ed the m eet- bp’ng niade to do 80 in th e near f u ' d u rin g th e past two weeks to th e f o l- ! a “ n r e a c h e ^ h ,
hhl farew ell to Ih eir p asto r and his
lowing
progressive
farm
ers
of
Ihis
i
dn’
prpa<
bp
1
tbp
funeral
serm on,
th e boys th is week to plan for the o r­
ing and suggested several m a tte rs In tU.y.e’ P° S8ibly, in O re8bam - Tbe
wife.
vicinity:
Jim
P
ounder.
W
ard
Evans
Mn,fl
«
O8ln
waB
n
p
ar>
y
50
years
of
ganization.
th e way of m aking th e exhibits of "
e g ' en later.
Rev and Mrs. H aw kinson left Mon­
Sbe 18 8ury,y‘ ‘' by bpr husband.
A m eeting was held F rid ay evening
canned fru it and vegetables more , A candy 8al(i waB be!d ,n conjune- and Jess Rogers of C orbett. A B !
day for th e ir new home n ear Clifton,
C
onrad.
J.
C.
B
urns
and
B
F
u
ji!
of
R°
B,n’
and
thrpp
children,
by S pringdale and H illsview farm ers
uniform
She th o u g h t a m axim um 1 ° PW *t tbf p,ay"
K
ansas,
J
j E sth er, F lorence and Theodore. The
and com m itteem en w ere appointed.
' pro‘ , ,'ds wl11 be U8ed tow ard G resham and F red L ins of E stacad
a
,
well as a m inim um n um ber o f 1
I It is rep o rted th a t the C onrads a re '
,‘S W° r k ' ng
P ° rt,a n d and tho
M. G. Woodle was appointed head of
ja rs in
in any exhibit would be very paylng for a p,ano fo r ,b e 8cb° o1
CHILDREN
RECEIVE
o p eratin g ih e ir tra c to r nigh, and d .v “
arp a ttp n d ,n « Union High
crop
Im provem ent pro ject. T w enty-
helpful and add to th e value of the g j ) SAWNSON DIES IN
PRIZES ON ESSAYS live acres have alread y been signed
’
rPB am '
exhibit.
H er suggestions w ere re-
PORTLAND OF PNEUMONIA | In o rd er to com plete th e ir plowing
__
t T he prizes offereiUby G resham bus-
up.
before rain s begin again
ferred to th e com m ittee as very good
_______
H att-hing Eggs for Sale.
I ltlP"H m, n to ,h e Pupl>8
th " »trade
L ouis Berney will lead th e com m u­
and th e m a tte r will be tak en up at
Edw ard Swanson, who w ith his
have ju st purchased one of H. W. ' 8cbo01 for tb eir essays on the sub- nity in livestock Im provem ent.
| fam ily lived in G resham and Powell i u
com m ittee m eetings.
< o m in g .
1 Cooley’s fine breeding pens of W hite Uect> “ W ba t a re th e benefits of en list
P o u ltry p ro ject will be In charge
Pn I auction ?n t h e ° n e J J
a Ì. p u b l' c ifeKborn8, w b' cb 18 bPad" d by one of m ent in th e U. H. arm y ? " were aw ard
Miss E thel I. C alkins and T. D ; Valley until about a y ear ago, when
".im
iso atten
a u e n d a ed
e a th
m e e m
m eet-
e e t-; ,b
— e - ^an ......'
— to P o rtlan d , U.BU
^ " ¿ L o n Jo sT rfo " W IH h n t >
C0Ck? rpl’ * k,cb ,d la8t M onday m orning at assembly of Mr. C hatm an and T. F. Soule will
K
irk pair,C
p atric K k a also
iUy —
moved
died of fu rn ltli;,. ofthth J
lead in th e berry grow ing division.
ing in reg ard to th e tim e of placing pneum onia a t his hom e In th a t city t a p a rtm en ts in G resham and also th e fo? $3 n e r
. « ^ s 'A t ‘Lng'' h o p r.
Weed control was of g rea t In terest
of th e club exhibits. The m a tte r was ' a8t W ednesday eveqing. He leav e, fu rn itu re from h er own hom e in I $1.60 p er 16
Mrs Lulu O sburn
T h e first and second prizes which
sa tisfacto rily ad ju sted .
a wife and seven sm all children.
P o rtlan d . W atch for th e list._______ phone 7x1.
’
'
*
’ were i aw arded to th e two best from In th e S pringdale and Hillsview
neighborhood and G eorge Mershon
Mrs. Swanson and three-m onths-
th e whole school were aw arded as
will lead In an effort to erad icate
DAIRYMEN HOLD
old baby was in M ontana w ith a sis­
follow
s;
Ray
Strong
of
th
e
eight
uaau
th ese pests.
HELPFUL MEETING te r at th e tim e of h er husband s
g rad e, won first which was a $5 sav-
T he C anada th is tle will be tire
;
death.
Mrs.
Swanson
has
been
an
in
­
The local branch of the Oregon
! ing account in the F irst S tate Bank.
main foe. T he s ta te law provides a
valid
for
several
years
and
is
ju
s
t
D airym en's L eague m et M onday ev­
, Floyd O’Niel of th e seventh grad e
; penalty fo r anyone who allowa these
ening a t th e g range hall and listened able to w alk a little w ith some s u p - '
won the w ar saving certificate of­
j weeds t o grow and an effort will be
port. She came to P o rtlan d w ith h er)
fered by A. W M etzger * Co., as
to a live discussion by A. S. H all, as­
! m ade to enforce th e law stric tly I hi ’
sistan t m anager of the D airym en's brother-in-law to atten d th e fu n eral
second prize. The o th e r prizes were
j year.
of
her
husband
and
It
has
n
ot
been
League, who is In charg e of m a rk e t j
aw arded one to each grad e as fol­
At la te r m eetings th e work for
learned w hat h er plans are.
milk in P ortland.
lows: eighth grade, M ildred Metz­
i th is section will be ta k en up but
Mr.
Swanson
is
rep
o
rted
to
have
Mr. H all discussed and explained
g er, a fo u n tain pen offered by the
ow ing to several unavoidable clr-
the Sapiro plan of co-operative m a r­ kept on his feet caring fo r his fam ily
?°i
’,eventb ’tr a ‘1''’ , cum stances th e atten d an ce at this
w
hile
he
had
a
te
m
p
eratu
re
of
104
k etin g which the league Is studying
Glen ri ih ° " " 1' r 'i>|U " a " ' r ''
flrMt m eeting was not la rg e enough
degrees. He finally called In one of I
w ith a view to adopting. This plan
Glen Davidson of
owe p . P h .r m lo nlflk„ a „ y defln,le
foward
th e h ealth nurses, b u t It wag too late I
was m ade to fit Oregon conditions
i
i
n
,
v
V
a'w
'
M
,lld
rP
d
'
K
n,«
b
to
'‘'
lining
up
Individuals
In
,
I,.-’
different
by A aron Sapiro, noted co-operative and he died soon afterw ard s,
tetfnis rack et offered by L. L K ld d -r |>r„ . BcU
Mr. Swanson was a m em ber of th e
association atto rn ey of C alifornia
H ard w are Co.; fifth grade, Helen Mr-1
Modern W oodm en of Am erica
The |
who is know n as one of th e best a t­
f'ollangli, a box of candy offered by
funeral was held in P o rtlan d , Mon-
torneys on fa rm e r’s co-operative as­
Mrs. Schanno; fo u rth grade, George
day afternoon.
sociations in the country. The plan
W adsw orth, kodak offered by Jones
will be given In a la te r issue of th e
jew elry sto re ; th ird grade, Regina
Lj m an's L eghorn La.tr-rs,
Outlook.
Ilam m ar, a box of candy offered by
Chicks for sale. H atches off every
| J. W. K irkw ood. T he th r if t stam ps
Good rep rese n tatio n s from th e lo­ eight days beginning F riday, Feb-1
WHO '•Ingle persons win ha,1
net Income of $1,000 or iii'ire
cal leagues at Boring and O rient w ere tu a ry 27.
offered by C. I. R ak er & Son w ent lo
A. R. LYMAN, G resham , Ore. I
for tin- year 1919.
present, also a n um ber of dairym en
M arie Schnell, Alice Jo h n sto n , Arden
.Married cou p les who had net
from Fairview .
Squire,
Guy
R
usher,
Vada
Anderson
A tte n tio n , D a iry m en !
incom e o f $2,000 or m ore
I have a fine g en tle cow for sale,
and Edna M ew hlrter.
The election of officers was hel l
WHEN March 1.1, 1U20, Is final
fo r th e local association and Theo. will be fresh April 6, gives 514 g al­
dale for filing returns and mak­
lons milk and tests 8.6 per cent. Of­
E gg* B r in g flo o d lle tu r n e .
B ru g g er was elected p resid en t; J. ficially tested.
See P. M alzaninl,
ing fi. - I p a y u ien ls
>
T he retu rn s have ju st been re-1
L uscher. vice president, and C. H. R iver Mill, o r w rite to E stacada, Ore
WHERE Collector of
Internal
celved
by
Oregon
co-operative
poul-
Stone, se cre ta ry -tre a su re r
l.'cv.-nue for D istrict In which
N otice.
try in eii’s aasoriatlon for th e last.
the person resides.
All bills ow ing to th e G resham
I sh ip m en t of eggs which « as shipped
M u ltn o m a h G ra n g e to H a v e R acket
HOW Full directions on Form
Steam L aundry are payable at th e
i to New York m arkets. T his Includ­
Social.
laundry o r to th e drivers
IO4OA and Form ,OIO; also the
ed eggs up to th e 16th of F eb ru ary
E. E. HARTY.
A basket social will be given by
iaw and regulations.
' and they b ro u g h t 56c per dozen. At
M ultnom ah g ran g e No. 71 In th e
WHAT Four per cent normal
Is your w atch steadily lo s in g !
I th e sam e tim e o th e r poultrym en
lax on taxable Income up to
hall a t O rient, S aturday, March 6. tim e? If so, it needs cleaning and ;
T hom as A. E dison, th e Inventive gen iu s o f the world, has lust
, were receiving an average price of
*4.000 in excess of exemption.
Ladies a re requested to bring bas­ ad ju stin g
* nd onP ,b ”
noi •oon
forgotten
B ring it to Jones, the :
“ a 73rd birthday.
The affair was made a m u n lcln al n a rtv __ the
Eight per cent normal tax on
4 0 c on th e P o rtlan d m ark et.
kets and th e gentlem en th e ir purses. Jew eler. All work g u aran teed .
people o f Orange, N J ., paying tribute to th e man who has given their
balance of taxable Income. Sur^
T his Is a concrete exam ple of the
A good tim e is assured. E veryone Is
town such d istinction
H ere are pictures o f Edison at 30 and 71
S torage battery rep airin g and r e - 1
lax, from one per cent to sixty-
) benefits of co-operative m ark etin g
T ne big picture Is from an old print In 1877— Edison and the first
invited and a cordial welcome will be charging, s ta rte r and g en e rato r
five per cent on net Incomes over
and
will
appeal
to
poultrym
en
In
th
is
J
given
K T S K ’S - J i S ! o'.
.« 7 *
“ •*’ ' ,“ ' d
"■
w ork. R aker A Son.
‘
$1.000
; section.
Ed
1 nom as A. rxnson at
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INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL