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G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W E E K
VOL. 10,
NO. 2
GRESHAM.
WONDERFUL INCREASE
IN AGRICULTURAL DEPT
MULTNOMAH
UP FROM THE DEPTHS
FOR CHAT WITH MARS
T h e e n ro llm e tx In th e a g ric u ltu ra l
d e p a rtm e n t w as In creased y este rd a y |
by 112 new a p p lic a n ts fo r d ev elo p - !
n ie n t in th a t d e p a rtm e n t. L a st y e a r |
a few of th e s tu d e n ts e n te re d th e :
stu d y of p o u ltry a n d w ere b y sta n d e rs
w a tc h in g m e th o d s used in ru n n in g an I
in c u b a to r.
T h is y e a r o n e o f th e se
stu d en ts* W m . B u tle r, of F airv iew ,
to o k c o m p lete c h a rg e of h a tc h in g
a n d fo r his first a tte m p t o b ta in e d a
60 p e r c e n t h a tc h . T h is sa m e s t u ­
d e n t w ill h av e th e se * ch ick s w hich
w ill be d o n e in o n e c o rn e r of th e a g ­
ric u ltu ra l class room . It is o n e th in g
to re a d ab o u t fa rm in g b u t d ecid ed ly
a n o th e r to p u t it to p ra c tic e . T h e o b ­
je c t of S m ith -H u g h e s a g ric u ltu re is
to g iv e th is p ra c tic a l ex p erien ce.
T h e n ext s e ttin g o f th e in c u b a to r
w ill be in c h a rg e of u n o th e r s tu d e n t
in p o u ltry w ho w ill be re sp o n sib le for
Ja m e s H a rris R o g ers o f H y a tts ­
th e re g u la tin g a n d ru n n in g o f th e
v ille, Md.. in v e n to r o f th e u n d e r­
m ach in e.
s e a a n d u n d e rg ro u n d w ireless, is
n o t o n ly co m in g up fro m th e
T h e in c u b a to r a n d b ro o d e r w as
d e p th s fo r a ta lk b u t is g o in g o u t
fu rn is h e d th e d e p a rtm e n t fre e of
in to sp ace in a n a tte m p t to co n ­
c h a rg e by th e P o rtla n d S eed co m ­
v erse w ith M ars.
Ho th in k s h e
can a ttu n e h is m ach in e fo r w aves
p a n y fo r in s tru c tio n a l p u rp o se s, th e
up to 150,000 m e te rs, th r e e tim e s
school pays fo r th e fu e l; th e s tu d e n ts
a s h ig h as th o s e w hich re c e n tly
fu rn is h th e eg g s an d g et th e e x p e ri­
w ere th o u g h t to catch flash es
en ce of h a tc h in g a n d b ro o d in g .
fro m som e o ilie r p la n e t. R o g e r's
u n d e rs e a
w ire le ss
is c re d ite d
A p a rt o f th e a g r ic u ltu r a l s tu d e n ts
w ith b ein g o n e of th q g r e a te s t in ­
v isite d Mr. D o w sett's p o u ltry farm
v e n tio n s of th e w ar.
y e ste rd a y to see th e ch ick s rem o v ed
from th e in c u b a to r am i tr a n s fe r re d to
th e b ro o d e r at Miss A d am s' poultry- AGED WOMAN LAID
TO REST THURSDAY
p la n t. “ I t ’s s u re a s ig h t," o n e o f th e
boys said w hen 104b c h ic k s w ere
M rs. K ris tin a M tirie P e te rse n d ied
tu r n e d loose in th e b ro o d e r room
a
,
I he h om e of h e r g ra u d -d u u g h te r,
t h a t w as w a itin g fo r its new o ccu ­
p a n ts . Mr. D o w sett's h a tc h w as 68 Mrs. L. B erg, in P o w ell V alley T u e s­
p e r c e n t. H e lias a m a m m o th m a­ day ev en in g . M rs. P e te rs e n h ad been
ch in e w hich acco m m o d a te s 8000 eggs. ill w ith p n e u m o n ia b u t w as m uch im ­
P eo p le in te re s te d in seein g a p ra c tic a l p ro v ed an d ev e ry o n e ex p ected sh e
sy ste m s on a la rg e sc ale w ould do w ould soon rally . T u esd ay ev en in g ,
w ell to v isit h is p la n t ju s t so u th of h o w ev er, sh e su ffe re d a s tro k e of p a r
a ly sis fro m w hich sh e n e v er ra llie d ,
G resh am .
p a ssin g out only a few m in u te s a f te r
th e s tro k e in s p ite o f th e e ffo rts of
MORE FARMERS GET
IMPROVED EQUIPMENT th e d o c to r w ho w as p re s e n t a t th e
tim e.
T ra c to rs a re co m in g to he a n e ces­
M rs. P e te rse n w as b o rn in D en­
sity to th e fa r m e rs o f th is v icin ity m a rk in 1845 an d cam e to th is c o u n ­
an d n a m e s a re ad d e d ev ery day to try 11 y e a rs ago. S ince th is tim e sh e
th e list of th o se w ho have In creased h as m ad e h e r h o m e w ith h e r c h ild re n
th e i r eq u ip m e n t by th e p u rc h a s e of n e a r G re sh a m .
new m ach in es.
S h e leav es to m o u rn th e ir loss tw o
W. A. H essel of th e G resh am O v er­ d a u g h te r s , Mrs. I’e te r G re g e rso n of
lan d co m p an y h as re c e n tly d eliv ered P le a s a n t H om e a n d M rs. G eorge
to V ic to r Jo h n s o n o j B o rin g a 3-Oli- C h ris te n se n o f P le a s a n t V alley, th r e e
ver plow C ase tr a c to r , a n d to S u lzer so n s C arl P a u lse n of P le a s a n t H om e
B ros., K. K o b y h ash i a n d F. T a n a k a an d P e te r an d J e n s w ho live in D en­
C ase-G ran d D e to u r plow s.
W . C. m a rk . T h e re a re a n u m b e r of g r a n d ­
S pence h a s b o u g h t a C ase tr a c to r c h ild re n .
e q u ip p ed w ith In te rn a tio n a l lev e rle ss
M rs. P e te rse n w as 74 y e a rs , e ig h t
disc h a rro w s.
m o n th s an d tw o day s. F u n e ra l s e rv ­
ices w ere h eld in th e M eth o d ist
FIRE TRUCK NOT TO
c h u rc h a t P le a s a n t H om e. Rev. E a rl
GO OUTSIDE TOWN
B. C o tto n , th e p a s to r, co n d u cte d th e
A t th e r e g u la r m e e tin g of th e tow n serv ices. In te rm e n t w as in th e P le a s ­
co u n cil la s t T u e sd a y ev e n in g th e a n t H om e c em e tery .
q u e stio n of ta k in g th e fire tr u c k o u t­
sid e of th e tow n lim its w as ta k e n up P. T ASSOCIATION TO
an d it w as decid ed to w ith d ra w th e
BE ORGANIZED IN MARCH
offer to ta k e th e tru c k to n e a rb y co m ­
M rs. J. L y n ch , p re s id e n t of th e
m u n itie s w hen called .
C o u n ty C ou n cil o f P a re n t-T e a c h e rs ’
I t w as decided th a t th e tru c k was
a sso c ia tio n a sk s th a t all th o s e sch o o ls
not d e sig n ed to m a k e lo n g tr ip s at
w hich a re p la n n in g on o rg a n iz in g
th e h ig h r a te o f sp eed w hich w ould
P a re n t-T e a c h e r a ss o c ia tio n s w ill do
be n ec e ssa ry to be o f serv ice.
so th is m o n th .
T h e c o m m itte e w hich h ad been a p ­
O w ing to h o m e d u tie s M rs. LyAich
p o in te d to so licit w as w ith d ra w n an d
w ill n o t be a b le to o rg a n iz e a s s o c ia ­
th e o rd e r g iv en to re fu n d an y s u b ­
tio n s in A pril a n d sh e d e sire s t h a t as
s c rip tio n s a lre a d y receiv ed .
m an y sch o o ls a s p o ssib le s t a r t th e ir
T h e cost of th e fire tru c k w ill be
w o rk th is m o n th
m e t in th e r e g u la r w ays, p e rh a p s by
M rs. L y n ch w ill o rg a n iz e th e P. T.
a sm a ll a d d itio n a l ta x n ex t year.
A. a t C e d a r S a tu rd a y ev e n in g
D u r­
T h e o rd e r does n o t affect th e m e m ­
in g th e w in te r M rs L y n ch h a s o r ­
b ers o f th e v o lu n te e r fire d e p a rtm e n t
g an iz e d a n u m b e r of a ss o c ia tio n s an d
b u t o n ly th e fire tru c k .
sh e h a s v isited e v ery sch o o l in th e
co u n ty .
FUNERAL OF W. H. H. REED
T h e n e x t co u n cil m e e tin g w ill be
TO BE HELD TODAY
h eld at O rie n t sch o o l in A pril.
W. H. H. R eed of C o rb e tt d ied a t
b is h o m e T h u rs d a y m o rn in g a t 1
o ’clock.
A lth o u g h h e h ad been in
We ex p ect to m a k e final d e liv e rie s
p o o r h e a lth fo r so m e tim e his d e a th
c a m e as a sh o ck to h is m an y frie n d s o n C u th b e rt ra s p b e rry p la n ts, on o r
b efo re M arch 1 3 th . It Is o u r d e sire
a n d re la tiv e s. Mr. R eed h ad been up to g iv e p re fe re n c e to local g ro w e rs
p a r t of th e day W ed n esd ay an d an d we a sk t h a t an y o n e w a n tin g
g re e te d frie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs w ho p la n ts not a lre a d y a rr a n g e d fo r, n o ­
p assed his hom e. H is d e a th w as tify us at once. T h e p rice is $6.50
p e r th o u s a n d , we m a k e no c h a rg e s
cau se d by a co m p lic a tio n o f d iseases fo r h a n d lin g .
a m o n g w hich w ere d ro p sy a n d h e a rt
G R E SH A M PL A N T ,
A. R u p e rt C o m p an y , Inc
tro u b le .
Mr. R eed fo r a n u m b e r o f y e a rs
H a tc h in g Eggs fo r S ale.
h a s co n d u c te d a g e n e ra l s to re a t C o r­
I h a v e ju s t p u rc h a s e d o n e o f H. W.
b e tt b u t o w in g to p o o r h e a lth was
C o o ley ’s fine b re e d in g pen s o f W h ite
fo rced to r e tir e fro m th e a c tiv e m a n ­
L e g h o rn s w hicn is h e a d e d by o n e of
a g e m e n t d u rin g th e p a st w in te r.
T a n c re e d 's Im p e ria l c o ck erels w hich
F u n e ra l serv ices w ill be h eld a t 2 co st $30. W ill h a v e a few s e ttin g s
o 'c lo c k a t th e g ra n g e h a il a t C o rb e tt fo r $3 p e r 15. F ro m a n o th e r pen,
$ 1 .5 0 p e r 15. M rs. L u lu O sb u rn ,
th is a fte rn o o n .
p h o n e 7x1.
C e rta in -te e d ro ofing, 1-2-3-ply,
10, 15 y e a r g u a ra n te e , Jo n e s L u m -
h e r Co.
P ia s te r-b o a rd co v ers up all th e un-
s ig h tly th in g s
A n yone can ap p ly it;
can be p a in te d o r calso m ln ed . Jo n e s
Lumber Company.
OREGON
FRIDAY,
MARCH
5,
1920
DAIRYMEN ARE INTERESTED
IN THE AARON SAPIRO PLAN
A m a tte r o f m uch im p o rta n c e to l o p e ra tiv e asso c ia tio n . T h e p re fe rre d
¡d a iry m e n th ese d ay s is th e S ap iro I »tock to be sold to th e public o r is-
11.60 PER YEAR
ACKEL íá AN TROIS
THE
« GLOBE FOR US «
TWO SCHOOLS CAPTURE
SEVEN CERTIFICATES
In d u s tria l c lu b s a re receiv in g the
certific a te s w hich w ere a w a rd e d to all
c lu b s w hich h ad a t le a st 70 p er cent
of th e ir m em b ers finish th e y e a r’s
w ork
L ynch d is tric t sto o d first in
th e co u n ty in th e n u m b e r of c e rtifi­
c a te s aw a rd e d
Pow ell V alley Is sec­
ond w ith th r e e c e rtific a te s to th e ir
c re d it.
L ynch bus fo u r d u b s w hich hav e
received th e s e re w a rd s fo r p e rs e v e r­
ance.
T hey a re th e sh eep club
w hich finished 100 p er c e n t; tlie
co o k in g clu b , a lso a 100 p er re n t club,
th e 100 p er cen t pig clu b , and th e
p o u ltry club.
T lie m em b ers of th e sh e e p clu b a re
V era G ra n t, G ra n t M cM illan. A dolph
Z en g er, A lbert Z en g er am i Flutter
Z enger.
T h e co o k in g clu b m em b ers a re
H elen L a w ren ce, V era G ra n t, E liza­
b eth G ra n t, Ire n e K u m m eil, A lta
D u h llian iin er, an d M ildred M cG regor.
Lloyd M id d leto n , A lfred Z enger,
H enry B row n, H elen L aw ren ce, and
H e c to r W lc k la n d e r a rc th e m em b ers
of th e pig club.
F iv e m em b ers of tlie p o u ltry d u ll
finished. T hey a re D onald U onfrey,
A rtlu ir E ddy, R ene G u in , E lm er Z, t i ­
g e r und L eslie L ynch.
T h e c a n n in g clu b of P ow ell Vulley
finished 100 p er cent. T h e m em b ers
of tlie d u ll wi re l.illle N elson, E tta
A n d erso n ,
Amy G u sta fso n , A nna
N ordbloni an d V iolet C a rre l.
Tlie
th r e e first n am ed g irls w ere in th e
c a n n in g le a u i w hich won llrst place
a t th e s ta te fa ir.
T h e first fo u r g irls nam ed in th e
c a n n in g d u b finished in th e sew in g
d u b also. T h e o th e r m em b ers w ere
F rie d s P e te rs o n , E steliu K e lle r and
A nna N ordbloni.
,
W e n d a ll G u sta fso n , A rchie P e te r ­
so n , L e o n a rd N elson und Sw en N el­
son w ere un tu b ers of th e pig d u ll
w ho finished up th e ir re p o rts.
m a rk e tin g . tu e d to local d airy c o n c e rn s in ex ­
A aro n S ap iro h as p re p a re d a plan of ch an g e fo r th e ir p la n ts at a p p ra ise d 1
v a lu e.
,
^ o rg a n iz a tio n for th e d a iry m e n of th is
Mr
S ap iro
re co m m en d s th a t a
j s ta te th a t w ill in h is o p in io n m eet
c ro ss-c o n tra c t be m ad e betw een th e
I th e n eed s of th is te r rito ry .
a sso ciatio n and th e c o rp o ra tio n am ,
Mr S ap iro is a n o ted c o -o p e r a tite th a t th e b o ard of d ire c to rs be s u b ­
a sso c ia tio n
a tto rn e y o f C a lifo rn ia s ta n tia lly th e sam e fo r b o th o rg a n i­
a n d h a n d le s all th e le g a l w o rk fo r zations.
I
•
th e la rg e c o -o p erativ e a sso c ia tio n s oi
" T h e fu n c tio n of th e a s s o c ia tio n "
th a t s ta te .
..y tin s ta te m e n t, "w ill be to sell
in h is in tro d u c to ry s ta te m e n t Mr J all p ro d u c ts an d to d e te rm in e poll-
I S a p iro say s, “ It Is alm o st g e n e ra lly I cy
T h e fu n c tio n of th e c o rp o ra tio n
accep ted by s tu d e n ts of co -o p erat mil will tie sim ply to m a n u fa c tu re by­
I from an econom ic s ta n d p o in t th a t p ro d u c ts from w hole m ilk o r skim i
d a iry m e n ’s a sso c ia tio n s, in o rd e r to m ed m ilk as in s tru c te d by th e a s s o ­
m a in ta in a p e rm a n e n t success, m ust c ia tio n .”
In su m m in g up th e v alu e of th is I
c o n tro l n o t m erely th e m a rk e tin g of
w hole m ilk , b u t th e m a n u f a c tu r e and Mr. S a p iro says, "A s m ilk p ro d u cers.
Representative B. R Ackerman
m a rk e tin g of th e m ilk b y -p ro d u cts ' tile m em b ers will lie s u re Io receive
of New Jersey, is the United
H e also say s " i t is g e n e ra lly a d ­ a fa ir p rice not only fo r th e ir w hole
States’ most traveled congress­
man. He has Just returned from an
m itte d th a t a c o -o p e ra tiv e a ss o c ia ­ m ilk but fo r all of th e b y -p ro d u cts
Investigation tffp to all cemeteries
tio n of d a iry m e n c a n n o t effectively of m ilk. T hey will no lo n g e r be in a
of France, where American sol­
an d p e rm a n e n tly k eep th e p rice of p o sitio n w h ere all of th e profit o u t
diers are buried. He has traveled
m ilk a t a fa ir level u n less it co n ­ of th e fa ir p rice fo r w hole m ilk b e­
on every «ontlnent—Africa, In­
dia, Persia, Australia, 8outh
tro ls to sonic d e g re e th e b y -p ro d u cts com es lost th ro u g h too low a price on
America and the Far North.
m a n u fa c tu re d fro m w hole m ilk an d th e m ilk sold fo r b y -p ro d u cts.
sk im m ed e iilk .
In re g a rd Io th e effect on th e
“ A d a ir y m e n ’s a sso c ia tio n lias a D a iry m e n 's L eagup, lie say s,
“ As OUTLOOK TO HAVE
CHILDREN S STORIES
p e c u lia r d u ly an d o b lig a tio n to th e m em b ers o i tile p re s e n t D airy m en 's
p ublic. It m ust keep m ilk at a r e a ­ leag u e , th e m ilk p ro d u c e r will not
S to rie s fo r ch ild re n w ill be fe a ­
so n a b le p rice, b ec a u se c h ild re n of lose a th in g .
E v e ry th in g th a t th e tu re d in tlie O u tlo o k from lim e to
tile m asses will su ffe r fo r lack of le ag u e does at p re se n t w ill lie c a r ­
tim e. T h e se s to rie s a re o f an In te r­
food if m ilk is n o t so m a in ta in e d .
ried on. Even th e le ag u e itse lf w ill e stin g nut u re an d c o u tu in m any
“ T h e re is a lw ay s b o u n d to be a stay in existen ce u n til p ra c tic a lly till
facts of n a tu r a l scien ce, an d
In­
s u rp lu s o f m ilk in c itie s like P o r t­ of th e m em b ers hav e becom e m em ­
s tru c tio n in te c h n ic a l g a rd e n in g in
lan d , b ecau se th e d e m a n d is based b ers of th e asso ciatio n
sto ry form .
on m ax im u m re q u ire m e n ts an d not
“ T h e In v estm en t o f th e p resent
T lie s to rie s co n cern th e a d v e n tu re s
m in im u m o r a v e ra g e re q u ire m e n ts .
sto c k h o ld e rs of th e le a g u e will be o f " D o lly " in h e r g a rd e n an d sh e
“ T h is s u rp lu s m ay be s m a ll,” c o n ­ proteM ed.
F o r tlie first $10 each c u rrie s on m any in te re s tin g c o n v e r­
tin u e s Mr. S ap iro , " b u t, in any m an w ill receive h is m em b ersh ip in
s a tio n s w ith th e Q ueen of tlie Dew-
e v en t, it is th e sin g le fa c to r w hich th e new a sso ciatio n . F o r e v e ry th in g
d ro p F a ir ie s a b o u t g a rd e n frie n d s.
m ean s p ro fit o r loss to th e m ilk p ro ­ o v e r $10 he will receive g u a ra n te e d
Dolly h as tw o b ro th e rs , Billy and
d u cer, p ro v id ed he m a in ta in s a fa ir p re fe rre d sto ck in tlie new c o rp o ra ­
Hob, und th e th r e e c h ild re n hav e a
p rice fo r w hole m ilk so ld to tile p u b ­ tion.
g a rd e n am i a re s o ld ie rs In th e U nited GRADE SCHOOL W INS
lic .”
“ F ro m
every
s ta n d p o in t,” c o n ­ S ta te s sch o o l gitrd cn a rm y . Dolly Is
COUNTY THRIFT FLAG
To th is end Mr. S ap iro Recom ­ tin u e s
Mr.
S n p iro ’s
s ta te m e n t, lilt* only o ne w ho m eets th e fa irie s,
m en d s th a t “ an a ss o c ia tio n be o r ­ "either as a m ilk p ro d u c e r o r as a
T h e co u n ty th r if t Hag is floating
h o w ev er, a n d th e c h ild re n will e n ­
g an ized , as tlie O reg o n D a iry m e n ’s m e m b e r-sto c k h o ld e r o f th e O regon
joy h e a rin g th e se a c c o u n ts of th e o v e r G resh am g ra d e school th is w eek.
C o -o p erativ e a ss o c ia tio n , a n o n -p ro f D a iry m e n ’s L eague. Inc., as it now
“ ta n k ” and tlie " a c e " of th e g u rd en T h is is b ecau se G resh am school a v e r­
it, n o n -c a p ita l sto ck a ss o c ia tio n , un ex ists, o r as a s to c k h o ld e r in any lo ­
ag ed m ore p e r c a p ita in th e p u rc h a se
w hich th e F a iry Q ueen te lls to Dolly
d e r th e sp ecial c o -o p e ra tiv e a c t o; cal c o -o p e ra tiv e c re a m e ry , th e p o si­
W alcli fo r th e first sto ry w hich will of th r if t stu m p s th a n any o th e r school
O regon.
in th e co u n ty . All a v e ra g e of $.687
tion of th e d a iry m e n w ill be Im ­ a p p e a r soon.
O nly d airy m en w ill b elo n g to th is proved an d his p e rm a n e n t o u tlo o k
w as p u rc h a se d by g ra d e school pu­
Any m em b er of th e g ra d e school
asso c ia tio n .
An e n tr a n c e o r m em ­ will be v a stly b e tte re d .
p
ils d u rin g F e b ru a ry .
can en ro ll in th e I’. 8. S. tj. (U n ited
b e rsh ip fee of $10 p e r p erso n w ill be
T h is w as th e first m o n th of th e
"A ll of th is will be acco m p lish ed S ta te s School G ard en A rm y I. L ast
c h a rg e d .
All m e m b e rs to hav e an w ith o u t u sin g his p e rs o n a l cre d it
c o n te s t a n d th e p u p ils hope th a t a
y ear tw o an d o n e -h a lf m illio n s of
eq u al v ote. T he a ss o c ia tio n a ffa irs T lie c o n tra c t betw een th e m ilk p ro ­
"g o o d b eg in n in g m ean s a good e n d ­
c h ild re n w ere e n ro lle d in th e U. 8.
will be co n d u c te d by a b o ard o f 15 d u c e r and th e asso c ia tio n and
th e 8. G. T h is y e a r th e m o tto o f th e in g .” T h e (o ilie s t e n d s next N ovem ­
d ire c to rs, to be e le c te d fro m d is tric ts c ro s s-c o n tra c t betw een th e a ss o c ia ­
b e r an d th e co u n ty in th e s ta te w hich
g a rd e n arm y is "A g a rd e n fo r ev ­
d e p e n d in g upon th e m ilk p ro d u c tio n tio n an d th e c o rp o ra tio n becom e th e
lias th e h ig h e s t ru tio of th r if t a c tiv i­
ery child
ev ery ch ild in a g u rd e n .”
o f I h e re sp e c tiv e d is tric ts .
ties to th e school e n ro llm e n t w ill re ­
basis fo r th " e n tire cre d it an d th e
T h e B u re a u of E d u c a tio n , D e p a rt­
All m e m b e rs w ill m a k e a s ta n d a rd fin an cin g p o ssib ilitie s of th e new
ceive a $50 th r if t lib ra ry .
m ent of th e In te r io r a re u rg in g g a r ­
lo n g -te rm m a rk e tin g c o n tra c t w ith m o vem ent.
C o u n ty S u p e rin te n d e n t W. C. A l­
d en in g fo r c h ild re n us a sch o o l s u b ­
th e asso c ia tio n co v e rin g a p erio d of
G re sh ­
“ T h is new
an d
la r g e r O regon ject. T h ey say " T h e re is no school d e rso n g a v e th e th r if t Hag
five y e a rs ,
w h ereb y
th ey w ould D a iry m e n 's C o -o p erativ e a sso ciatio n
am h a v in g won It th e m o n th of F e b ­
su b je c t from w hich m ore re a l k n o w l­
a g re e to sell to o r th r o u g h th e asso ­ w ill u n q u e stio n a b ly p ro v e to be th e
ru a ry an d w ill fly it th r o u g h o u t th e
ed g e m ay be g a in e d of scien ce, of a rt,
cia tio n all th e m ilk p ro d u ced by o r g re a te st fo rw a rd ste p th a t th e P a ­
m o n th of M arch th e n th e h ig h est
of life ’s re la tio n s th a n fro m d e a lin g
fo r th e m d u rin g th a t p erio d .
school In th e co u n ty will receive It
cific coast h as e v e r seen in h a n d lin g w ith liv in g , g ro w in g p lan ts.
T h e re will be a c o m p le te pooling of th e p ro b lem s of th e m ilk p ro d u c e rs ,”
fo r A pril.
T he U 8. 8. G. arm y Is o rg an ized
p ro c e e d s; bu t re c o g n itio n w ill be is Mr S a p lro ’s c o n te n d in g s ta te m e n t.
T h e flag by th a t tim e w ill becom e
in to co m p a n ie s w ith officers.
Ap­
g iven to h ig h e r q u a lity an d th e r e ­
E very effort Is b ein g m ad e by th e p ro p ria te in s ig n ia is g iven by th e acc u sto m e d to its new hom e and will
fo re h ig h e r v alu e o f tn iik d eliv ered O regon L ea g u e D airym en to put
h a te to be p u lled dow n so th e th r ift
B u reau of E d u c a tio n fo r d is tr ib u ­
by in d iv id u a ls.
T h e d a iry m e n will th ese s ta te m e n ts b efo re th e d a ir y ­
c am p a ig n w ill go on w ith in creased
tion to th e m em b ers of th e arm y .
receiv e w eek ly h is p o rtio n of th e men but th ey have w ith h e ld any re c ­
In te re st th is m o n th In o rd e r to keep
M an u als of g a rd e n lesso n s have
p ro ceed s of th e s a le o f m ilk o r its o m m e n d a tio n s u n til th e m a tte r is
it on. C o m p etitio n w ill be s tro n g so
liien w ritte n fo r th e five c lim a tic r e ­
p ro d u cts.
th a t th e (a te of (he flag on A pril D i
ta k e n up a t th e local m e e tin g s
gio n s of th e U nited S ta te s,
T h ese
Mr. S a p iro also re co m m en d s th a t
T hey req u est th a t th e m a tte r be m a n u a ls w ere w ritte n by a g ric u ltu ra l Is tiol to be even g u sse d at
a c o rp o ra tio n be o rg a n iz e d , th e O re -| given th e ir fu lle st c o n sid e ra tio n Th
college g ra d u a te s w ho h av e also had
AMERICAN LEGION TO
goti D a iry m e n ’s By -p ro d u c t c o rp o r O regon L eag u e D airy m an , p u b lish e d
m any y e a rs of p ed ag o g ic al e x p e ri­
at ion, w ith a c a p ita l sto c k o f »500, , In P o rtla n d by th e L e a g u e , p u b lish es
HAVE NEW CLUB ROOK
ence
T h e lesso n s a re a d a p te d to
000 o f w hich $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 will be com a fu ll s ta te m e n t of Mr S a p lr o ’s plan
«•lass room in s tru e tio n am i y et a re
T h e G reshA m P ost of th e A m eri­
nion sto ck an d $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 p re fe rre d In th e ir F e b ru a r y issui
It Is from
so p ra c tic a l th a t th e y m ay be used can L egion is to have an u p -to -d a te
8»o c*1-
th is s ta te m e n t th a t th e s e e x tra c ts
by the te a c h e r w hen d ire c tin g a c tu a l clu b room w h ere th ey can sp en d th e ir
All o f th e com m on sto c k w ill be ! a re ta k e n fo r th e benefit of d airy -
g
a rd e n w ork.
M an u als a re fre e to ev en in g s an d hold m eetin g s
W ork
issu ed to th e O regon D a iry m e n 's C o - ] m en In Oils locality
te a c h e rs. C opies fo r th e use of pu­ is p ro g re ssin g ra p id ly on th e re m o d ­
pils m ay be p u rc h a s e d fro m th e S u­ elin g of th e H o w itt b u ild in g w hich
RUPERT CANNERY FOLKS
ENTERTAINMENT TO BE
’ SURPRISE MISS GREEN
GIVEN AT GRADE SCHOOL p e rin te n d e n t of D ocum ents, G o v ern ­ h a s ju s t been vacated. T he u p sta irs
m ent P rin tin g office, W a sh in g to n , is being e n tire ly ch an g ed a n d p a r t i­
A b irth d a y s u r p ris e a n d d in n e r
Ft. Fi>nt«T Slow*, cxpArlwifMMl chau- D. C
tio n s a re b eing ta k e n dow n p re p a r a ­
w ere g iven on la s t W ed n esd ay Io ta u q u a le c tu re r an d MI hs I f lld u r Le-
to ry io re a r ra n g in g th e room s In a
Miss C ora G reen , tlie efficient book vi'lu L in d g re n , - o I o I h I, will hr- at th» DRESSMAKING EXPERT
m ore c o n v e n ie n t sty le.
k e e p e r of th e A. R u p e rt C o m p an y ’.« grad»* Hi hool next M onday ev e n in g
LECTURES AT UNION HI
T h e re will be a re c e p tio n room
can n e ry in G resh am , by th e em . M arch „
w,„ g)v„ a „ , n t„ rPBt|ng
w ith tw o a ttr a c tiv e offices o p e n in g off
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,
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ployes o f th a t in s titu tio n .
' p ro g ram
of it. E ach of th e s e offices w ill have
W hen Ole noon h o u r a rriv e d t h e ,
Mr
* , a)(|
V(,ry ab)p tu r e r am i In s tru c to r of eco nom ic e f ­
ficiency in d re s s m a k in g , will g iv e a tw o ro o m s, o ne o p e n in g in to th e luill
w o rk e rs a p p a re n tly o v e rlo o k e d th e H|(e!lkl r ,.a r „ e s t a n d e lo q u e n t
a
free le c tu re on W ednesday a fte rn o o n a n d one In to th e recep tio n room .
fact an d Miss G reen w as s e n t from Mp,.aUpr w,.„ h„ , (|„
at
tin U nion H igh school, b eg in n in g T h ese offices will fro n t on M ain
th e office to n o tify th e m th a t it was trulH , . j fro ll, ,lis „ p,.(llllK
s tre e t.
noon
Im a g in e h e r s u r p ris e w hen | , h(.
t w ||,
„ A al 1 2 :4 5 , on tlie a d a p ta tio n of c o m ­
T h e A m erican L egion clu b room
m
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fittin
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sh e o p en ed th e d o o r am i fo und th e M essage fo r T h ese T illies."
tions, tin ’ u p k eep , c le a n in g an d r e ­ w ill occupy th e w est h a lf of Hie floor
b an q u et ta b le sp re a d a n d loaded
Miss L in d g re n is know n as a so lo ­
sp ace a n d w ill he u c o n v en ie n t and
dow n w ith good th in g s, in clu d in g a ist w ith a voice of u n u su a l q u a lity , p a irin g of e lo th in g in g e n e ra l, ih u s |
a ttr a c tiv e d u b room w hen fitted up
b irth d a y c a k e b ak ed by th e G resh am fu ll and c lea r. H er re n d e rin g of folk m a k in g d re s sm a k in g m ore sim plified 1
T h e c lu b room s w ill be open to legion
fo r p ra c tic a l h om e use,
b ak ery .
so n g s a re said Io he e sp ecially d e ­
Mr G u rn ey h a s fo r s e v e ra l y ears m en a t all tim e s an d will h av e a pool
T h o se w ho p a rto o k of th e d in n e r lig h tfu l
S he w as u n til re c e n tly tiie
ta b le an d o th e r e q u ip m en t or a mod
w ere Miss G reen , J. J F is h e r, J . so lo ist at St. M ark ’s E p isco p al c h u rc h given ta ilo r in g Inst ru c tio n s a t O re ­
gon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege an d will be e rn d u b room
L u ck s, M rs. L. L. H ia tt, M rs S usan In S e a ttle .
S ev eral bay w indow s w ill bo a d d ­
th e r e a g a in next Hum m er.
M cB ain, Roy B u rto n , Mrs. L ulu
L y n u in 's Is -g lin r ii lutyers.
T h e e n te r ta in m e n t will be fo r th e
ed w hich w ill m ak e th e room a p p e a r
Miss
S
ch
rep
al
of
th
e
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
of
A
rth
u
r,
Mrs.
E
liz
a
b
e
th
G
ibbs,
W
il­
C h ick s fo r sale.
H a tc h e s off ev ery
benefit of th e g ra d e school.
F o rty
m o re a ttra c tiv e .
hom e econom ics e x te n d s ari In v lta even la r g e r a n d
e ig h t d ay s b e g in n in g F rid a y , F e b ­ liam F e rr is . Mrs. M ary M cA llister,
p
er
cent
o
f
th
e
m
oney
received
will
F ra n k C. Jo n e s & C om pany a re th e
ru a ry 27.
Miss E velyn M etzg er. G eo rg e K e rn , go to w ard p u rc h a s in g p lay g ro u n d lion to all w om en Io com e an d b rin g
A R LYM AN. G re sh B n O re
th e ir d re s s m a k in g
tr o u b le s
w ith c o n tra c to rs .
Mrs. A R. L y m an , Mr. an d M rs W e q u ip m e n t.
T he boys o f tlie u p p er th em .
.
R K ern.
A tte n tio n , D a iry m e n !
D o n 't fo rg e t th e d an c e a t F airv iew
g ra d s will sell tic k e ts to th e e n te r ­
1 h av e a fine g e n tle cow fo r sale,
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , M arch 1 3 th , an d
ta in m e n t.
LAHT
4
ALL.
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is
th
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la
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fu
rn
itu
re
m
an
­
w ill be fre s h A p ril 6, giv es 514 g a l­
ev ery second S a tu rd a y ev en in g th e re
T h e p ro g ra m will hi> g iv en In th e
lo n s m ilk a n d te s ts 8 6 p e r cen t. O f­ u fa c tu rin g c en te r in th e West, and in
K e rry P la n te r« , A tte n tio n !
a f te r .
some
special
lines
of
fu
rn
itu
re
we
assem b ly room of th e school.
A fte r M arch 10 we p u rp o ae sh ip
ficially te s te d .
See I’ M alzan in i,
ping to o u ta id e b u y e rs th e b alan c e of
R iv er M ill, o r w rite to E sta c a d a , O re stan d th ird in th e U nited S tates.
F u r n it u r e H ale C o in in g ,
O ur m a rk e ts exten d to som e of the Imt-
, ,
.
, ,
f ra s p b e rry p la n ta .
If
Mrs. W ith ro w w ill sell a t public
he
L
adle«
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so
ciety
will
hold
you
tllle
n
,,
p
la
n
tin
g
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rd
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r
now
Can
in
A
m
erican
co
u
n
tries.
Notice.
a u c tio n , In th e n e a r fu tu re , a ll of th e
a lu n th e o n anil ap ro n sa le at th e also fu rn ish a lim ite d n u m b e r of f u r n itu r e of th e Jo s e p h in e K n ig h to n
All b ills o w in g to th e G resh am
S team L a u n d ry a re p ay ab le a t t h e | LOOSE MIXED HAY for sale, $17 a M. W. A. h a ll in G resh am on M arch E lte rb u rg s tra w b e rry p la n ts
a p a rtm e n ts in G re sh a m and also th e
ton at barn
Mrs. M. Nyström,
T h e C o -o p e ra tiv e B erry G ro w ers f u r n itu r e from h e r ow n h om e in
la o n d ry o r to th e d riv e rs
17. T he lu n ch eo n w ill be a t noon.
3
In q u ire of D. E T ow le, p h o n e 146 P o rtla n d . W atch fo r th e list
I
E ®- HARTY. t phone 267.
R aspberry P lants
R ev.
E.
A. L e o n a rd r e tu r n e d
W ed n esd ay e v e n in g fro m a tr ip to
V irg in ia a n d o th e r e a s te rn s ta te s
O w ing to th e fa c t th a t so m an y
frie n d s an d re la tiv e s w ere ill Rev.
L e o n a rd 's v is it w as n o t as e x te n d e d
as h e p la n n e d to m a k e it. He w as
g o n e a b o u t sev en w eeks.
COUNTY.
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AND
F R ID A Y S
' p lan
of
co -o p e ra tiv e