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G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 6
POMONA GRANGE
HAS GOOD MEETING
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
OREGON
AMERICAN LEGION TO
FINE PEN OF PULLETS
DEFINE ‘ AMERICANISM ’ i
AVERAGE 306 EGGS EACH
FRIDAY,
MARCH
19,
$1.60 PER YEAR
1920
'TAILORING EXPERT
TO COME AGAIN
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
P-T ENDORSE NEW
HI-SCHOOL BUILDING
A m eeting has been planned for
S atu rd ay aftern o o n , March 27, by
Miss Minnie Schrepel of th e Home
T he P atro u -T each er m eeting w hich
Econom ics D epartm ent of Union
met in th e g rad e school W ednesday
H igh school.
aftern o o n took up sev eral im p o rtan t
E dm und G urney of P o rtlan d , who subjects for discussion. T he m ost im
to subm it a definition of ‘•Amertcan-
Jgm„
is an experienced te ac h er of tailoring p o rta n t was th e question of provid
I ,.Jn Qrdpr {o bp ag gtrong and hp,p.
and d ressm ak in g will come and will ing a su itab le rest room in th e g rad e
possible, th is definition should
conduct a class in th e m ethods of school building for th e teach ers and
em body th e ideas of a broad and rep-
properly cu ttin g , fitting and stitch in g pupils. T he school lacks th e facili
j a dress sk irt. In stru ctio n s in m ak- ties fo r carin g for any one who Is in
p rese n tativ e group of m em bers of th e
) ing tailored and bound buttonholes, ju re d o r ta k e n ill and it was consid
L egion,” said Mr. Woods. ‘‘An e f
fo rt on the p art of o u r m illion m eni.
I m aking of re t In pockets and plackets ered a necessary p a rt of th e equip
M aster J. J. Johnson will appoint th e onp jjpn wjjO wa8 a i8O jn th e 300-egg
and many o th e r problem s of th e home m ent of a school th e size of G tesh-
bers to define th e te rm ‘100 per cent
necessary com m ittees to commence class. F o r th e last five g en eratio n s, A m ericanism ’ would g rea tly help in
d ressm ak e r will be discussed.
ani g rad e school w hich now has m ore
th e p relim inary w ork. T hese com- th e ancestors of th ese p u llets pro- ad o p tin g such a definition.
T he m eeting will he held In th e do th a n 200 pupils.
m ittees will rep o rt to th e Pom ona duced 300 and b e tte r in th e ir first
m estic art d ep a rtm en t a t the High
‘‘At th e recen t m eeting of th e Com
T h ere a re two av ailab le room s
year.
school and m achines will be available j wblch may be used b ut th e choice
m ission in In d ian ap o lis it was decid-^
g ran g e in Ju n e a t w hich tim e th e
These fowls a re from a stra in
for th e women to m ake sam ples of wag jeft fo r fu rth e r consideration.
com plete
arran g e m en ts
will
be which has been line bred for high ed th a t th e Com m ission should try to >
th e different p arts of th e s k ir t for No definite plans w ere m ade except
define th e te rm so as to m ake clea r •
Obituary o f Susan It. Ilradtteld.
egg production since th e y ear 18 89. both to m em bers of th e Legion and
made.
them selves.
to p u t th e m a tte r of raisin g funds
Susan Rachel P h illip s was born
Mrs. A nna L ehm an of P leasant In th a t y ear J. R. H arlan , th e ow ner. to otbprg pxacUy > h a t R ,g tb a t lhp
E veryone who desires to avail into th e h an d s of a com m ittee who is
V alley g range se n t in h e r resignation purchased two pullets and a cock- Ampr,can Lpgion hag plpdgpd itself n ear C harleston, Illinois. Ja n u ary 1 ,. them selves of th is o p p o rtu n ity should to a rra n g e for w hatev er m ethods are
as secretary of th e Pom ona grange, erel from one of th e best strain to be to defend and support. W e feel th a t I860, M arried to Jam es B Hradfleld call Miss Schrepel a t th e H igh school ' considered necessary in raisin g th e
Mrs. L ehm an has been ill fo r som e i had a t th a t tim e.
N eighbors told a g reat deal of good m ight be accom - March 2, 1877.
o r a t h e r hom e 6x5.
money.
tim e an d is unab le to atten d t h e ' him he was crazy to pay such enor- plished generally if we can adopt a
She cam e to G resham , Oregon,
T h ere will be no charges. Mr. G ur
Mrs H. H. E ling, Mrs C. W. G lea
raeetlngs. Miss W ilda Buckm an of mous prices for th e birds but Mr. definition of th is term .
h er husband an d youngest ________
ney has a sn ap fa ste n e r which he has son, Mrs. W ilbur McCollaugh and
th e E vening S tar g range was a p - , H arlan had th e vision of a 300-egg
•’T he A m ericanism w ork of tho d au g h ter in th e year of 1909 w here ,nvpnted and l8 p ittin g on th e m ark et Mrs. B ert T horne were appointed to
pointed to act in h e r place.
1 Hock a t th a t tim e so he kept on. He Com mission as well as th a t of Le- she gained n ^ n y frien d s by h e r kind and hp |g ta k iu g th is way of ln tro - serve on th is com m ittee by th e p resi
T h ere w ere m any v isitors from has been line b reeding and trap - gion Posts in m any places has been and loving disposition and h er un- du c| ng his supplies w hich are on sale dent, Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an, who
o th e r counties and a good represen- j nesting this stra in of hens since th a t carried on m ost effectively. One post tirin g efforts in caring fo r those who a t th e G resham stores,
had ch arg e of th e m eeting.
has secured the active co-operation w ere ill.
j j j r . G urney will be th e in stru c to r
tatio n of every g ran g e in th e county, , tim e.
T he room will be fitted up w ith a
T he hall was well filled .and many I The first tw o p u llets ow ned by of the local lab o r unions in the A m er
She has been falling for th e past j of 8ewlng at th e Oregon A gricultural cot, ch airs, etc. A place for b an d
enjoyed th e social hours and th e two Mr. H arlan laid ,8 and 100 eggs re- [canlgm w ork being u n d erta k en by y ear but th e end cam e suddenly and college th is sum m er. He advises all ages and sim ple hom e rem edies will
bo u n tiful d inners w hich w ere served spectively, th e ir first year,
th e Legion. By o u tlin in g to th e labor as a g reat shock to h e r friends and who w)gh t0 atten d O. A. C. sum m er be provided and fitted up In o rd er
at 12 and a t 6 o'clock.
j Mr. H arlan says he has had his ups leaders th e L egion's A m ericanism relatives.
She peacefully passed courae8 (O m ake application early.
th u t they mny be handy in case of
P resid en t W. J. K e rr of O. A. C. and downs and m ade m any m istakes, program , n ot only was th e ir active away T uesday m ornipg M a n h 9, j
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accident.
was p resen t and spoke on th e H igher At one tim e a fte r reach in g a- 200- su p p o rt secured b ut a t e t t e r under- 1920, and leaves to m ourn th e ir loss gERMON SUBJECT
Mrs. Jns. S terlin g resigned h er po
E ducational Tax Act fo r th e supp o rt egg m ark he m ade a m istak e w hich sta n d in g of
AT BAPTIST CHURCH sitio n ns tre a su re r. H er resig n a
each o th e r resu lted th re e children and ten g ran d ch ild ren ,
of th e colleges. P re sid en t K err gave low ered th e average to alm ost w here am ong m em bers of th e tw o o rg a n lz a -, »1«° an aged m other, th re e sisters
tion was accepted w ith re g re t and
At th e G resham B aptist church
a very clea r explanation of th e needs | he sta rted . B ut fo r th e past fifteen tions, who found th ey w ere w orking ' and ’w0 b ro th ers. T he ch ild ren are
Mrs C. W. Gleason was elected to
of th e college and th e situ atio n w hich , years th e re has been a steady gain in en tire accord. A n o th er Post had Ira A. Bradfield of P arsons, K ansas, next Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock fill h e r place.
faces th e schools of h ig h er learning and he now has one of th e m ost re effected an o rg an izatio n of m ost of N ora R u sh er of G resham , an d E thel 1 th e pasto r. Rev. Robert K ay. will
It was b ro u g h t to lig h t th a t th e
in th is sta te .
m arkable pens of egg producing hens the p atrio tic men an d women in th e L ansdow ne of Oregon City, Oregon, preach on th e su b ject. ‘ T he G reatest d rin k in g fo u n tain on th e first floor
The principal of the P o rtlan d J th a t has been b ro u g h t to light.,
F u n eral services w ere conducted T est.” F ollow ing is his o u tlin e:
was o u t of o rd er and had been fo r
com m unity as a so rt of au x iliary to
"G od”— th e g re a te st lover.
“ So
school fo r th e blind was p resent and
An in te restin g fact is th a t Mr.
Ug A m prlcanlsm w ork Monday aftern o o n a t 2 :30 o'clock
som e tim e. It was decided th a t th e
Loved”—
th
e
g
re
a
te
st
degree,
“
The
asked fo r aid for the school in Its H ar an has k ep t a record of th is
..
gong famI1Iar wUh cpnditions
ditlonl from the M ethodist ch u rch of which
m a tte r should have Im m ediate a t
g re a te st
com pauy,
efforts to tra in those who a re so un strain du rin g all th e tim e he has had tell us th a t one of th e g re a te st A m er she was a m em ber, by Rev. R. E. W orld”— th e
tention.
“
T
h
at
He
G
ave,"—
th
e
g
re
a
te
st
act,
them
and
has
a
com
plete
record
of
fo rtu n a te as to lose th e ir sight, in
P rin cip al E. F. Goodwin was p res
icanism problem s exists in th e sm all Myers. He was assisted in th e pulpit
some tra d e o r vocation by w hich they th e ir egg production,
m ining tow ns w here so m any foreign by Rev S. F. P itts, an old tim e “ His Only B egotten Son,”— th e g re a t en t and spoke on th e ad v an tag es
est
gift,
“T
h
a
t
W
hosoever,”—
th
e
may m ake th e ir living.
| “T he records a re open for inspec- born ane congregated. In o rd er to friend of th e fam ily.
which th ia tow n has of becom ing
The g range w ent on record as be-1 tion, said Mr. H arlan , by any 11- learn how conditions can be im
H er body was laid to rest by th a t g re a te st o p p o rtu n ity , “ B ellev eth ,"— one of th e educational cities of th e
ing in favor of th is m ovem ent and a j censed poultry ju d g e or by any In proved, it is necessary to m ake a of her h u sband in th e G resham cem e th e g rea test sim plicity, “ In H im ,"— state. H p Baid th a t th e location was
‘Should Not
collection was taken up a t th is m eet- | terested p o u ltry m an .’
Ideal, tho cen ter of a larg e ru ra l
carefu l study of th ese tow ns, and no tery and h e r grave waB com pletely th e g reatest attra c tio n
le ft by P erish ,” — th e g re a te st
prom ise, com m unity with all of Its adv an tag es
Ing. A coffee cup filled w ith silv er ‘
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o rg an izatio n is b e tte r able to do th is covered w ith floral pieces
“ B u t,”— th e
g re a te st
difference, of pure a ir and country living, yet
many loving friends.
was th e re su lt of th is effort.
‘FAIRVIEW CHURCH
th an th e A m erican L egion.”
“ H ave,"— th e g re a te st
certain ty , n ear enough to th e city to enjoy all
N ine candidates w ere given th e
ANNUAL ELECTION
T he Com mission has sen t o u t
"E v e rlastin g L ife,” — th e g re a te st of th e ad v an tag es offered In th e city.
GRESHAM
MAN
VICE
PRES.
fifth degree w ork in th e evening a fte r
T he ann u al business m eeting an d i q u estio n n aires to posts in th e min
STATE ADVISORY BOARD possession.
w
A lthough giving all cre d it to th e
W* hich
,,K" th e m eeting was open to L th e - I election of officers of th e Sm ith Me- j Ink tow ns and w here no post exists
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| Bible school m eets every 8unday
public and a splendid program of
r)a , chureh of KalrvJew took p!ace som e ex-service men will be asked to
com m ercial and In d u strial activ ities
W ith en th u siasm u n p aralelled in | at 10 o'clock. All are invited to these in th e developm ent of th e tow n, Mr.
music and readings was given.
at th e church last T uesday evening. help supply th e in fo rm atio n . Among th e history of social service In O re services.
C. E. Spence, m a ste r of th e Oregon
Goodwin says th a t in his opinion tho
The pastor, Dr. E. Benson, was p res th e questions asked are th e follow gon, m em bers of the recently form ed
S tate grange, was p resent and heard
th in g s th a t will do m ost to develop
ing:
en t and presided a t th e m eeting.
N ew Arrival.».
W hat local o rg an izatio n s are do- county advisory boards of th e Salva
th e ra th e r w arm discussion of his
G resham Into a la rg e city is th e ex
T he church officers chosen fo r th e
Two new a rriv a ls a re rep o rted in pansion o t th e educational facilities.
land and labor league policies. Mr. com ing year are, elders, H. A. F u lle r ; ing w ork am ong th e foreign-born? tion Army Home Service P lan fo r
Spence's nam e was not used but th e m id n w M r K a v t r u s t e e s J W In w hat ways do th ey w ork and w ith 1920, in convention at th e H otel G resham w ithin th e p ast tw o days,
“ People will come here to educato
though one is b ut a tem p o rary resi th e ir ch ild ren " said Mr. Goodwin "if
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C . « » « » '. » d ¿ ¡ « M .
W h .t o p p o rtu n ities « - » » ! *
" w ”. . ’, ,‘X
m eeting show ed m arked h ostility to
dent.
“ sta te g range officers who have given H olgate. The officers o t th e Worn-1 to r ed u cation, le a rn in g (radea and 1 '' '
they find tho ed u catio n al facilities
„dvlaorr board but In-
A baby boy was born to Mr. and th a t will equal the city. T h ere is no
u tte ran ce s in favor of th e non-par e n s S o c ie ty are Dresident Mrs Os- b etterin g th e ir conditions? Does by th e sta te a 1
>
.
Mrs. W. F erb er of n ea r T ro u td ale on reason why th e tow n sh o u ld n o t be
W allni deVoUon. M ra A. 1. > n y o n e „ p l a i n to th en , th e
tisan league and o th e r k in d red o r ~
St. P a tric k 's day a t th e homo of Mrs know n as having th e best schools
$284,000.
g an izatio n s.”
Stone; se c reta ry -trea su rer, Mrs. J. R. ages of becom ing n atu ra liz ed citi-
T he increase was m ade to include D. H. Johnson, who is carin g fo r the from th e prim ary g rades th ro u g h th e
A fter a n um ber of very w arm
j
zens?
A
re
th
e
re
any
n
ig
h
t
schools
m o th er an d baby. T he young matf high school and even a tw o-year col
speeches by different m em bers of the Cavanagh.
T he follow ing officers for th e S un-i w here ad u lts -an learn E nglish? in the 1920 program th e purchase of
g ran ge and replies by Mr. Spence th e day school w ere elected: superinten-1 W hat o p p o rtu n ities do th e foreign- th e Bishop Scott school an d 100 acres will boar th e nam e of R o b ert H enry. lege course rig h t h ere In th e ir own
A fine d au g h te r was b om to Mr.
of farm n ee r Y am hill In Y am hill
m eeting unanim ously adopted the fol
dent, Louis H. S tone; a ssista n t su born have to m eet n ativ e A m ericans? county fo r a Salvation Army Indus- an d Mrs. Jo e Exley on T h u rsd ay , comm unity.
low ing reso lu tio n :
He o u tlin ed a plan for fu tu re d e
W
here
do
they
m
eet
to
get
acq
u
ain
t-
p erin ten d en t, Mrs. H. H. P ra tt; sec- ed o u tsid e of th e jo b ? Do th e m ine ’ tria l H om e and A g ricu ltu ral school March 18.
W hereas, V arious granges through-
Mrg j c w in d ,p . trpaB urer
velopm ent which m et w ith th e a p
T he an n o u n cem en t was m ade at proval of all p resen t, and he urged
out the country and sta te have_de- Clyde ’ P. S tone; Bible class, Mrs. A.
. ow ners o r th e ch u rch es provide any ! in which to edu cate and build up
th e grad e school one day th is week th a t they give th e m a tte r th e ir e a rn
clared th e ir opposition to any affilia
juvenile
dependents
and
orphans.
tion w ith p artisan m ovem ents of any L. Stone; young people, Mrs. H. H. m eeting places, such as com m unity
Ju d g e Geo. W. S tapleton of G resh- of th e b irth of a son to Mrs. G race est consideration.
kind w hatsoever, and
P r a tt; in term ed iate, Mrs. S. P. Os houses or p arish halls? W h at kind
of
deal
have
th
e
foreign-born
in
y
o
u
rl
am
, who Is vice ch airm an of the sta te O tto a t h e r hom e in M ilwaukie. Mrs.
" I t Is not an im practical d rea m ”
W hereas, We realize th a t the nam e b u rn ; ju n io r, Mrs C. E. Stone; p ri
town had since th ey have been in board told of th e need of a school in O tto was form erly a te ac h er In th e said Mr. Goodwin, " i t has been su c
of th e g ran g e in Oregon has been dis
cussed in the press and o th e r places, m ary, Mrs. Ja n e t M. G rant.
A m erica? How do they feel about , Oregon to care fo r its dep en d an t school.
cessfully carried o u t in o th e r sta te s
R eports from th e various orgânlza-
and the suggestion has become prev
and why sh o u ld n ’t G resham be th e
a ie n t th a t th e granges are in accord I (ion8 ghow th a t all pianB fOr th e past A m erica? W hat can be done to give , Juvenile.
It was announced th a t th e Salva W 0. W. DEGREE TEAM TO
first to provide th ese ad v an tag es for
w ith th e Land and L abor L eague,
. ypar h ave been successfully carried them a Bquare deal if th ey have not
tion Army had offered to it for such
PUT ON MINSTREL SHOW th e stu d e n ts of th is co m m u n ity ?”
N0Wherreasan ThasgUV n fu ilo an in th e out. Much la rg e r plans, proposed for received one? Do th e w orking and
a purpose th e Bishop Scott hom e at
At tho close of Mr. G oodw in's a d
T he degree team of M ultnom ah
mind of th é public is p artially due to th e com ing year, are being vigorous- living conditions d iscrim in ate ag.i nst
Camp 77 W. O. W., Is p u ttin g on a dress th e P atro n -T each ers’ asso cia
th e a ttitu d e of som e of our sta te jv tak en up by th e com m ittees.
the fo reig n er and m ake him recept ve a very m odest price.
E x-Senator F . J. M iller of Albany first class miuBtrel show a t th e W. O. tion passed a resolution asking th e
gran ge officers who have given public ,
______________to p reach ers of violence? H ousing
th sT G ran^s^B inietin^av^r’of^th^^ion- EIGHTH GRADE ÇUPILS
a " d neighborhood conditions should arose and led a sp o n tan eo u s m ove W. h all, 112 E. Sixth s tre e t next board of d irecto rs of Union High to
m ent which swept th e convention off
p artisan League. T herefore be it
KISS BLARNEY STONE ' b' »tudied before an sw erin g thia its feet and which led to a m otion T h u rsd ay and F rid ay evening, March ta k e Im m ediate action on the m a tte r
of providing ad d itio n al facilities at
25th and 26th.
Resolved, By M ultnom ah County
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question. In w hat do you th in k th e
A splendid chorus of 20 o r 25 Union High to care for th e Increased
Pom ona grange, in assem bly a t Even-
T he boys and g irls of th e eig h th , Am erican Legion can best prom ote m ade by Ju d g e S tap leto n and sec
ing S ta r g ran g e hall, th a t we declare
adp wprp p n tP rtained a t a g( A m ericanism w ork am ong th e for- onded by Dr. Pound, being placed be voices will sing m any p o p u lar songs en ro llm en t and pledging the associa
fore th e convention fo r a vote. The and a special fea tu re will be th e sin g tio n ’» su p p o rt of any action they may
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m otion asked fo r an Increase of a p ing of old tim e p o p u lar music. T hose ta k e in th is line.
the N on-partisan league o r o th e r p a r - ; P rincipal and Mrs. T. J. Skirvin
proxim ately $40,000 in th e b u d g et to who th in k th a t th e p o p u lar m usic of
AID SALE
tisan m ovem ents, and th a t we urge , T he house was ap p ro p riately decor LADIES
D on't fo rg et the m asq u erad e dance
WELL PATRONIZED cover th e expense of pu rch asin g and 25 o r 30 years ago was m ore melodl
ali sta te officials of th e o rd er who atp(J ,n grppn and w hlte
On en ter-
reopening th e home as a sta te -w id e ,
gnd thp gpntllnPnt 8we«.t,.r will at F airview S atu rd ay evening, March
have been quoted in th e public press ing, th e first ih ln g to g reet th e eye
T he St. P a tric k 's day luncheon and In stitu tio n u n d er S alvation Arm y | apprp(, |at e th e num bers w hich th is 27th. Prizes for best ladles' costum e
as lending aid to any p artisan m ove
and for ladles' most, ridiculous cos
m ent to declare in th e public press was a large kew pie, dressed to re p re apron sale given by th e M ethodist ju risd ictio n .
T he m otion ca rrie d | chorus will ren d er.
P rof. R. D. tum e. D itto for g en tlem en .— Adv.
w here th e sta te g range stands, so th a t sent St. P atric k , w hich presided over L adles' Aid society, was a d elig h tfu l
w ith a ro a r of ayes and applause.
th e grange, as a whole, may be th e festivities.
In g ram Is m usical d irec to r of th e
Straw berry P la n ts for Hale.
affair and very successful from every
cleared in th e eyes of th e public from
chorus.
P ro fesso r Ingram Is in ch arg e
E llerb u rg s No. 121, a stro n g g ro w
T he evening was pleasantly spent "¿ap d p „int
E very apron was sold Interclm rch M ovem ent Plan* Medical
being in sym pathy w ith any such a f
of th e m usic In th e schools of P o rt ing good berry. Good p la n ts at $7.60
in m usic and gam es. V arious prises and m any m ore could have been dis
filiation.
Aid for C hina.
land and Is p erh ap s th e best know n p er thousand. Phone 146 o r see
Allen ow nership and use of farm were given to th e w inners of som e of posed of. T he appetizing luncheon
D. E. TOW LE, G resham .
In no p a rt of C hina is th e re a m ed song and o rc h e stra lead er jn th e
lands was scored and a resolution th e gam es. E dw ard S o u th ard was
was well served and m ost a ttra c tiv e ical force a t all ad eq u ate to th e needs
adopted which will be sent to O re
K eep In style, Try one of th o se
G race ■ a PP“aran ce an<1 lnany expreH«i«>n <, Q, , hp 8„ u a„ o n . i n one province n o rth w est.
gon's congressm en a t W ashington cham pion In th e P o t a t o “ hD.'l
Besides th e ch o ru s th e re will be “classy-fied" ads.
urging them to ta k e im m ediate action F erre l proved to be th e m ost m ir th N ^ Qf ap p ro v a, wprp hpal<d on evPry (hppp jg bu{ onp doptor to flvp m ll.
special m usical num bers an d a n u m
one, and E d n a M ew hlrter was th e hand.
on th is question.
Especial m ention should be |jon„ o t pPopie . and m issionaries llv-
ber of first-class vaudeville stu n ts are
T he m eeting also w ent on record as fOrt u n ate one in th e flag contest.
Better come and
made
opposing th e consolidation of city and
Delicious refresh m en ts w^re aeI7 ' which tran sfo rm ed th e M. W. A. hall m any dayg to p ro cu re m edical help In
Get
that
county on th e g rounds th a t it would
clerks
o{ nppd
. T he tic k ets are on
. sale a . t th e W
orld
not be to th e best in te rests of th e ed, a fte r w hich one and all o t th e |n h j gn a ttr a c t,ve d | n | ng room. The
happy crow d, kissed th e blarney groM retu rn a of lh e 8alp were ab o u t
7 ^ , , , of th e In terch u reh
schools of th e county
T he resolution as passed was as .to n e and d ep arted to th e ir hom es.
Tfap ch o lr pa
boo, h wgg
MoVPniPnt> bM ,.d on a carefu l ’J *
f0" ° Wi:
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th e
,r° m - - y , w m include th e stren g th en in g j
^ ¿ a . n m e n t is fo r th e bene-
T here is in O reshani, one pen of
pure bred single com b W hite Leg-
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, horn pullets th a t have a m ost rem a ra -
Pom ona g ran g e will m eet w ith the able record for egg production. E very
G resham g ra n g e th e th ird W ednes- ° » e of the tw enty p u llets in th is pen
produced 300 o r m ore eggs in h er
day in June. It w as decided a t Po-
first laying y ear and six of th e tw en-
m ona g ran g e w hich m et a t Evening ty laid 310 or m ore eggs. P ullet No.
S tar la st W ednesday in all day ses 78 has to h er cred it the highest rec-
ord of th e flock o r j115, pgg»
sion.
It was also decided to hold the a n - ' 'e a r and the average fo r th e flock
n u al field m eet again this year and I
a re th e progeny of
M embers of th e A m erican Legion
th ro u g h o u t th e co untry have been
called upon by A rth u r W oods, chalr-
, &n q{ thp N atlo n a, A m ericanism
J commis8jon o{ The A m erican Legion
S ilv e r w a r e
,heWchoPX g
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- - fo r Sale,
tlve Is to be Invoked on th e q u e s -,
S traw berry —
P la n ts
tion of th e consolidation of the go»-
E llerburgs No. 121. a stro n g grow-
ern m en ts of th e city of P o rtlan d and , ing good berry. Good plan ts at $7.5n
th e county of M ultnom ah: and
| p er thousand. Phone 146 o r see
D. E. TOW LE, G resham .
W hereas, Such consolidai Ion would
place o u r ru ra l schools undpr the
Read
w
hat
Mr W anTad says
m anagem ent of th e board of directors
of th e P o rtla n d sch o o l d is tric t an d
would extend th e te ac h ers' te n u re of
office law to cover the e n tire county;
now, th e re fo re be It
Rtwolved. T h at we, th e m em bers of
Pom ona grange, do p ro test against
th e extension of th e te a c h e rs’ te n u re
of office law. and th a t we wish to go
record as being opposed to any
amOU" ted
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Beem an G ard en T ra cto r.
o ' P— nt in s titu tio n , and th e open-
a larg e n u m b er of hospital« In
grpag whp(.p f hpy grp niO8t}
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F tB m (n a(|o n fo r Kllrl,, ftw rle r.
I A nnouncem ent has been m ade by
agency fo r th e Beem an g ard e n tra c t- needed.
ora, and have one on th e floor for
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th e U nited S tates Civil Service Corn-
d em o n stratio n .
T his tra c to r will
six h u n d red and slxty-one th o u san d m |88ion of a n exam ination to be held
loaded w agons, and can be w orked tw o h u n d red and eighteen cases of
P o rtla n d on April 10, 1920, for
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th a t , u t b rin g a t,o u t pul1 an y « ard P n ,o o la , la A n
w a n t at ud starv atio n In th e U nited " 1 1
" extension
w" h a b*,,t
op7 .Bi e “ ny ? Un,bPr ° f S ,a te ’' were relieved by S alvation th e position of ru ra l c a rrie r for Cor-
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w orkers In th e relief d ep art- ( b elt, Oregon. F o r f u rth e r Inform a-
a u r”
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your
m achines which
Army
1 •• ♦ I mm a w ere
s * a n Ion no aai-iA aw _ «. •
_ a econom
. req u ical.
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« la . st year.
R esolutlons
also passed en- j ',t |8 pow erful and
Com«
m enta
I tion and b lan k s apply to an y post-
dorsing th e H ig h er E d u catio n al Tax in and see it o p erate.
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I m a8tpr.
T ailoring
Act
and
the
Teachers'
Millage
Act,
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Storage b attery re p a irin g and re F o r m en and w om en— cleaning.
w hich will be voted upon at th e prl- c,,a r g)ng> s ta r te r and
g e n e ra to r pressing and rep airin g done well. | Those Want Ads are genuine bus
iness getters.
Peter Lenard, Powell street.
‘ m ar’r election next May
work. R ak er A Son.
// full line of Community,
Alvin and Rogers
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irith Many different pat
terns to chose from.
Guy D. Jones
JEWELER,
Gresham, Phone 651