T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 10, NO. 7
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON
TUESDAY, MARCH 23,
1920
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
P T MEETING
SEED CATALOG SHOWS
' Y. M. C. A. IS AIDING MEN
UNION HIGH HAS CLASS
M il P n n i f r n u r n
SUCCESSFUL
PICTURE OF LOCAL MAN
TO CONTINUE STUDIES
IN POULTRY RAISING B U L K I K IL E F I X E D
COMMITTEE WILL CEDAR PROVES
INVESTIGATE PAY
as
AT $3.50 PER 100
How m any of th o se who received a - T he Y. M. C. A is In terested in I
The »C edar P aren t-T each er ¡^so-
T he D epartm ent of A griculture at (
ciation in th e ir first m eeting since th e 1920 catalog of th e P o rtlan d Seed g ettin g as m any ex-service men
I Union High has prepared th e fo llo w -!
o rganizatio n had one of th e best com pany, recognized th e scene in ’ P°ssible t0 le a rn 8O«ue new vocation ing study o u tlin e for th e poultry
A com m ittee of seven v a s ap p o in t tim es th e com m unity has had fo r I the seed g rain d ep artm en t. The pic- °5
class which was recently organized at
8eCU/ e
<raln in K
At th e m eeting of the D airym en's
,
,
I
th e line of w ork in w hich th ey are th e night school. T his class which
ed to consider the question of teach
some tim e. A splendid sp irit of co- tu re is said to be th a t of Lionel now eng ag ed . A bout 175 men hav„
League which was held in th e cen tral
will
com
mence
its
stu
d
ies
W
ednesday
e rs' salaries a t the m eeting of school
operation, helpfulness and com m uni- Buckley who has been specializing already been assisted financially in evening, March 2 4 a t th e liig h school lib rary Saturday th e m em bers fixed
d irec to rs w hich w as held a t th e ty and school in te rest is being de- jn w j,e a t
- ■
• •
... I
L ast y ear it is said he j Oregon and Idaho, th e d istric t over is open to all who a re interested. a n et price of $3.50 per 100 pounds
co urthouse la st S atu rd ay . T his com veloped.
raised some of th e finest g rain in O re - ' which th e P o rtlan d com m ittee has Professors Moflltt and W atenpaugh of milk delivered fo Portland deal
G reat cred it is due th e teach er,
m ittee will in v estig ate th e conditions
gon which he sold as seed.
ju risd ictio n , and ab o u t 15,000 ex- a re anxious to be of service to the ers and declared alm ost unanim ous
Miss C aroline T allm an, for th e sp len
and when they have reached a de
The seed was n o t certified b ut was service men th ro u g h o u t th e United com m unity and wish everyone to feel I ly for th e proposed reorganization of
did program which she had arran g ed .
cision are to inform C ounty S uperin
an exceptionally fine stan d as the States have been assisted from the a t liberty to avail them selves of th e ¡th
| e present association.
The po tato paring co n test proved p icture shows. It is a pity th a t th e n ational fund. ,
This fixing of th e price it Is be
te n d e n t A lderson w ho will call a n o th
o p portunity offered by th e ex tension
very interestin g . A boy's team and
lieved will e ith e r lead to a reduction
e r m eeting a t th e co urthouse and the
field was not certified as in th a t case ' B- G. H arlan , a well know n ex- service of th e high school.
a g irl's team was selected front th e
com m ittee will rep o rt to th e g a th e r
anv stalk s which w ere not tru e to service m an in P o rtlan d , w rites a let-
T he class will cover th e subjects in th e price of m ilk to th e consum er
3-C club, a sta n d ard cooking club, *
or to a milk w ar th e like of which
ing.
Ju d g e Stapleton, who was chosen and the boys judged th e g irls w hile R w oujd have been certain th a t the he very clearly explains how they ject which will be tak en up W ednes P o rtlan d has never w itnessed.
T he dairym en p resen t realized
, d may obtain th is help. His le tte r is day is “ System s of G etting S tarted in
chairm an of th e m eeting, appointed hey pared potatoes. T he decision was good quaHtif,8 of , hig fleld
th a t th e fixing of th is price which
Mr
ag followg;
th e com m ittee as follow's: A. M. given in fav o r of A nna Moffitt. Then have bepn
p o u ltry .”
of
was considerably above th a t asked
Sm ith, D istrict 51; H. A. Lewis, Dis tables w ere reversed an d th e g irls ga,d tQ haye fl
“ This is ju s t a word from one ex-
The o th e r m eetings will be as fol
kept score w hile he boys pared th e faH w hpat for
y ear
service man to o th ers who live in this lows: "B uildings, th e ir arran g em en t by th e d ealers m ight precipate a war
tric t 40; Jo h n A nderson, D istrict 6;
J. E. Ball, D istrict 38; F . O. Eks- H°irrv * C u r r 'e ^ T h e 'c ^ b ” 8V° r ° f j It Is to be hoped th a t he and th e county about some money th a t may and equipm ent for efficiency,” March b ut as they w ere now selling a t a
price so low th a t th e re was no m a r
arr>
urry.
e c u yt s and many o tiler progressive farm ers who be yours m erely for the asking. Some 3.
strom , D istrict 26; Mrs. Cox, D istrict
“ Incubators and In cu b atio n ,"
gin
fo r profit on th e ir investm ent
songs
w
ere
goo.
a
so
am
8av.
th
e
are
ra
jg|
ng
good
g
rain
and
who
are
of
you
m
ight
not
know
th
a
t
th
e
W
ar
32; H. E. P oppleton, D istrict 15.
April 7. “ Brooding and Feeding th e
11 ' ' ° 1' ani1 *n’ in terested in th e developm ent of high W ork Council of the Y. M. C. A. has Baby C hicks,” April 14. "G row ing and m any were actu ally losing it was
T his com m ittee is to determ in e if pos ! ir< 8 an 11 , a °
e c u c i dren.
producing strain s of seed in th is sec-j set aside a sum of money fo r this th e Laying H en ," April 21. "B rin g felt th a t they m ust have a fa ir price.
sible a fa ir w age scale for teach ers e r e s s own y
T he price w hich was fixed last
u gina
u on won t . < ra< e r t jon wRj j00jj jn jo (be m a{je r of Beed county which will be given to form er ing of P ullets into Laying, Effect of
in th is county.
Mrs. A lexander Thom pson, who is ea ng con es an t . crow. n ea r > certification and aid th e F arm B ureau service men who want to continue Feed and Age,” April 28. “ Feeding fall was $3.90 gross b u t a fte r th a t
lim e cost of production steadliy
.. X
u 6
",
he braVe,y " '- th e stan d ard izatio n of seed.
th e ir education.
w’ell know n as a w o rk er fo r b e tte r
for Egg P ro d u ctio n ,” May 5. “ C ull
school conditions, was th e sp eak er at
...
j
j
Much com plaint has been heard
All you have to do, if you w ant to ing th e F lo ck ,” May 12. “ Selection m ounted u n til th e dairym en w ere ac
188
i a . . n< * r8On 8anB ' l r -' about the difficulty in procuring seed go to school, to college, tak e a home of the Breeding Stock,” May 19. tu ally selling a t a loss when they
th is m eeting. Mrs. T hom pson has in
Recently
tru e to type and free front disease, study course o r brush up in general, “ Feeding, Care and M anagem ent of held to th e price fixed.
troduced several ed ucational bills at swe< > an ev erjo n e ap p reciate. t
th
e
re
has
been
a
slig
h
t
drop
in the
se
ec
ons
s
e
s
a
n
g
.
.
n
unexpecte
o
„
iy
One
field
of
grain
in
the
county
is
to
cut
o
ut
th
is
clipping
an
d
mail
it,
th e sta te legislature.
th e B reeding Stock," May 26. “ Di
e p rogram was v o in waB certjfie<i la st y ear b ut th e inter-1 w ith your nam e and address, to C. A. seases and T h eir T re atm en t,” Ju n e m arket price of feed b ut it has not
“ It is th e duty of every good c iti nutn e r on
yet reached the figures which w ere in
music by Mr. K erby who is visitin g egt ,g grow ing a n J thp m a(tpr ha< K e„ g Room 305 y „ c A RuRd.
2. “ M arketing for Profit and th e
zen to ta k e an in te re st in th e public
e . us in ones am i y. . r. er > been taken up by a n u m b er of com- ing, P o rtlan d , Oregon, and th e “ Y” P resent M arketing System .” Ju n e 9. force w hen th e ag reem en t was m ade
school," said Mrs. Thom pson, " fo r
played a n u m b er of old tim e selec- | m unitiea thIg BPaBon.
I folks w,„ do th e reBt. Tbp money
la st fall.
th e re th e fu tu re citizens are tra in e d .”
A few m in u t.s each evening will
tions fo r th e e n te rta in m e n t of the
T h ere will be no m ilk s trik e in
.
.
„
.
T here is a good o p p o rtu n ity in this allo tted to th is county should be ap- be given to th e m ethods of keeping
“ If some th in g isn ’t done soon
audience. A good com m unity sing i _ . r
,
.
. .
P
o
rtlan d as th e g ath erin g stro n g ly
,
J
i county for farm ers to s ta r t ra isin f plied for w ithin th e next th irty days farm records, or farm books. All
th e re will be 500 school room s va tl'ao onmt'oil . olan
was enjoyed also.
certified seed for th e m ark et. The o r th e re is a possibility of it being business 'm en keep books, why not seconded the rem a rk s of th e p re si
cant th is fall when school opens. This
T he new ly organized P aren t-T each
dent, Alma D. K atz,w ho said th a t if
added price received for th e seed and need for ex-service men in o th e r the farm er?
is an appalling condition,” said Mrs.
e r com m enced active w ork at th is
necessary to "g et o u r rig h ts, we will
t"he fact th a t it is a com ing In d u stry counties.
T he A griculture d ep a rtm en t has
Thom pson.
m eeting. T h eir first w ork will be th e
fight to a finish, n o t by mentis of a
B
etter
cut
th
is
out
w
hile
you
are
very
attractiv
e
for
farm
ers
who
look
offered
to
conduct
classes
for
any
of
She lays th e blam e on th e p resent
sta n d ard iz atio n of th e school. This into the fu tu re.
strik
e , but by giving to th e people of
th in k in g ab o u t it and m ail it to the th e granges who desire to ta k e up
sh o rtag e of teachers to th e fact th a t
will req u ire changes in th e lighting
P o rtlan d o u r p roduct g ratis as long
Y. M. C. A., P o rtlan d , O regon.”
the m a tte r of keeping farm books.
so m any capable te ach ers have de
facilities, in stallatio n of playground ,
ns th e o th p r fellow w ants to m ake
FASCINATING FANNY
O th er classes will be form ed at the
serted th e profession to join th e
equipm ent, and a n u m b er of o th e r
BROWN ’ WINS PRAISE S. A, ANNOUNCES
high school in any su b ject w hich will war. “ We won’t light by sta rv in g
ra n k s of w ar w orkers w here they
im p o rtan t m atters. T h e school a l - '
COUNTY QUOTAS be of Interest o r benefit to th e fa rm little children and those who w ant
m ay earn a living wage.
ready has th e approved h eatin g sys- j A w ell-presented play was th a t
ers of th is com m unity. If you are milk b u t by supplying m ilk un til they
“ We alw ays have been niggardly
tem and som e of th e o th e r fea tu re s given at th e Masonic hall last F rid ay
The quotas for th e counties of th e in terested call up th e ag ric u ltu ral are flooded o u t,” said Mr. K atz.
in paying th e class of w orkers to
of a sta n d ard school.
evening by th e Lynch P aren t-T each er sta te were announced yesterday by
S. B. H all, county agent. In tro
d ep a rtm en t of Union High.
w hom we in tru s t m uch of th e care
A com m ittee was appointed to con- circle. All th e p arts w ere well ren- th e sta te advisory board of th e Sal
duced th e follow ing am endm ent
and tra in in g of o u r m ost cherished
sider ways and m eans to accom plish dered and th e w hole perform ance was vation Army a fte r a conference with
which was overw helm ingly adopted:
possession— o u r c h ild re n ,” said Mrs.
th is end. T he m a tte r will be tak en j g reatly enjoyed by th e larg e audi- John L. E th erid g e, d irecto r general LEO DOLLOWITCH AND
W hereas, th e present w holesale
Thom pson. "T h e public schools are
LOUISE FRITZ ARE WED price of $3.90 per hundred pounds of
up w ith th e school board a t a special ence. Miss R uth M. Todd showed of th e financial program .
th e n u rserie s of th e public ideals,”
milk delivered in P o rtlan d was agreed
m eeting to be held soon.
g re a t d ram atic ab ility in th e cliar-
The qu o ta for M ultnom ah is $142.-
It has ju st been discovered th a t on upon six m onths ago as being a fair
she continued. She said th a t occord-
Twelve m em bers signed up a t th e | ac te r of th e coquette and Mrs. A nna i 000 and C lackam as $7,810. The total Ja n u a ry 24th of th is year a p opular and eq u itab le price, and
ing to th e w orkers in th e schools so
m eeting S atu rd ay .
| Lynch, was exceedingly funny as aT*or th e s ta te is »284,000.
W liercas, a steady increase in th e
young couple who ih e n ear G resh
w ill o u r next g en e ratio n be prepared
T hese q uotas a re revised on the am , quietly slipped away to Hood price of labor and m aterials used in
--------------------
nervous, excitable woman. T he men
fo r life and service.
POPULAR FAIRVIEW GIRL
of th e cast acted like old hands at the basis of th e »increase in th e Oregon R iver w here th ey were m arried. They the production of milk has rendered
th e production of milk d u rin g th is
Mrs. G ertru d e Cox, d irec to r of th e
WEDS WASHINGTON MAN , business but p erhaps th e funniest of budget m ade by th e convention to in are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dollowitch and period a precarious and unprofitable
H illsdale school and Mrs. C orbett of
all was th e double c h a ra c te r of a col clude th e purchase of the property to they will m ake th e ir hom e in th e business, to the extent Hint th e a v e r
D istrict 51 w ere called upon to tell of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. H eslin a n
lege sophom ore and a love-lorn girl be m ade into a Salvation Army In L usted neighborhood w here
the age dairym an is n ot now realizing
th e w ork th a t is being done in th e ir nounce th e m a rriag e of tlteir d au g h
fo u r per ren t on I l l s Investm ent and
tak en by Adolph Zenger. In th a t con d u stria l and A g ricu ltu ral school for groom has In terests in th e green 25
cents per hour fo r his labor, and
respective d istric ts to develop th e ter, Hazel M erle, to O scar Hugo Skog-
nection was th e fact th a t Adolph was boys. The first budget of $244,000 houses at th a t plnce.
W hereas, all sta tistics in d icate a
schools a n d ‘ to increase th e pay of lund on Sunday, March 21, 1920, at
assisted in m aking a quick change by which contem plated th e extension of
T he bride was Miss Louise F ritz, fu rth e r increase In th e price of lab o r
th e ir teachers.
th e ir hom e in th e presence of ab o u t
his tw in b ro th er, who appeared on the Salvation Army Home Service a sophom ore a t Union High and well and d airy m aterials used in th e p ro
F ollow ing th e ir ta lk s the m eeting 30 n e a r relatives.
program to th e rem ote d istric ts of know n to th e young people of th is duction of m ilk, and
th e stag e in his stead in one scene.
w as open fo r discusión and th e re
W hereas, th e av erag e consum er
The house was decorated w ith !
The play will be given by th e Lynch the sta te was declared Insufficient to locality. She was also a m em ber of would not desire a reduction of price
• w ere m any d ifferent opinions about ferns and daffodils an d th e bride
people a t th e G ilbert school in the han d le th e big program o utlined by th e Glee club and p opular in school below the figure at which the d airy
th e subject.
w ore a corsage boquet of roses, vio
th e sta te board a fte r u stu d y of the and In her hom e com m unity. She is man can produce n clean wholesome
n ear fu tu re by special rpquest.
A lthough th e re was no definite ac lets and ferns.
sa n ita ry product and continue In bus
G enard Gleasen won th e two dol county board confidential reports.
th e d au g h ter of Mrs. G race F ritz of iness as a producer, th erefo re be It
tion tak en in reg ard to th e m illage
A fter th e cerem ony a bufTet lu n c h
th e Melrose d istric t w here she has
Resolved, th a t this m eeting a u
tax which is designed to help th e eon was served. L illian H eslin, sis lars in th r if t stam ps for having sold
E xam ination for Rural Carrier.
th e larg est n um ber of tickets. Several
thorize o u r board of d irecto rs to
grown to young womanhood.
sm aller d istric ts secure and pay for te r of th e bride, sang “ L et th e Rest
A nnouncem ent has been m ade by
o th e r children w ere rew ard ed by a
T he young people a re a t p resen t at m ake an agreem ent with th e d ea l
capable teachers, m uch favorable of the W orld Go By,” an d “Oh, W hat
th rift stam p each because of selling the United States Civil Service Com th e hom e of th e b rid e's m o th er but ers, who buy o u r m ilk and sell It nt
com m ent was passed upon it.
a Pal is M ary.” T he cerem ony was
mission of an exam ination to be held expect to move to th e ir place In L u st reta il to th e public, which a g re e
tick ets to th e am ount of $2.50.
m ent will obtain fo r us a price of
T here were a few of those present perform ed by th e Rev. David Cathey,
In P o rtlan d on April 10. 1920, for ed In a sh o rt tim e.
$3.60 per h u n d red pounds, net. d e
who th o u g h t th a t te ach ers w ere paid who used th e im pressive rin g service.
New International Ix.w Down
th e position of ru ra l c a rrie r fo r Cor
Mr. Dollowitch is th e son of Mr. livered in P o rtlan d , plus Ih e costs of
p lenty for the am ount of tim e they The young people will m ake th e ir fu wide spread spreaders, ro lle r b ear b ett, Oregon. F o r fu rth e r inform a
utilizing th e su rp lu s and m ark etin g
and Mrs. Joe Dollowitch and is well th
ing, light d ra ft , autom obile front
p u t in and th e ir sh o rt hours. B ut it tu re home in P reston, W ashington.
e m ilk, tills ag reem en t to cover a
axles, $195 at G resham . Get your tion and b lanks apply to any p o st known in th e L usted d istric t w here period of th ree m onths from March
was b ro u g h t to lig h t th a t th e good
The guests present w ere Mr. and orders in early.
m aster.
for a -num ber of years ho and his 31, 1929, and be it fu rth e r
te a c h e r's w ork did n ’t end w ith the Mrs. D. D. H u rlb u rt, J. W. H einey
H E SSE L ’8 FARM MACHINERY.
Resolved th a t should o u r d irec t
fa th e r have conducted large green
dism issal of school a t 3:3 0 o r 4 and fam ily, D. R. Thom pson and fam Phone 54 4.
Read w hat Mr W anTad says.
ors be unable to obtain such price as
houses.
o ’clock b u t th e re w ere papers to ily and Miss Calla H eslin, all of P o rt
will protect o u r Industry from ruin
T he many frien d s of th is young as o utlined above, we hereby a u th o r
g ra d e and lessons to be prepared for land; C. J. L ittlepage of Mosier, Mr. 1
couple will wish them a happy life as ize them to use w hatev er m eans lies
th e next day and as for th e short and Mrs. H enry Nelsen of C orbett.
they jo urney down life’s road to w ithin o u r pow er to th e end th e con
m onths, th e u p-to-date teach er a t C. E. L ittlep ag e and fam ily and W m. I
sum er alone may get th e benefit of
gether.
ten ded sum m er schools to b e tte r fit W oodm ere of Boring, Mr. and Mrs >
such u n ju st and u nreasonable loss
to us.
and prep are fo r the w ork of the next J. T. H eslin and C laude H eslin of
in fan t C alled Home.
Aaron Sapiro, noted corporation
year.
F airview and C arl Skoglund and Miss
C ath erin e C lem entine Exley was atto rn ey of C alifornia, was p resen t
P rincipal E lm er F. Goodwin of th e H annah Skoglund, fa th e r and sister
born March 18, 1920. H er ea rth ly and explained th e plan for reo rg an i
Union High School spoke on the long of th e groom , of P resto n , W ash in g
sojo u rn was b u t of sh o rt d u ratio n zation which was en th u siastically
h ours which th e te ach ers of th e ton, and Rev. and Mrs. C athey.
She passed aw ay early Sunday m orn adopted. To m ake it an assured
school p u t in th e p rep a ra tio n of th e
ing, March 21, and leaves to m ourn th in g It is necessary fo r at least 75
An
M
eal
for
th
e
(
liurcli.
lessons and th e g rad in g of papers.
her early d eath h e r p aren ts, Mr. and per cen t of th e present league m em
To
m
ake
o
u
r
com
m
unity,
a
com
He felt th a t th e te ac h ers w ere en
Mrs. Joseph Exley, a siste r and th ree bers to sign for th is new concern be
titled to a fa ir com pensation fo r m unity w here people read good
b ro th ers. The body was laid to rest fore Ju ly 1 but according to th e re
things
and
th
in
k
high
th
o
u
g
h
ts,
and
th e ir work and fo r th e investm ent
yesterday m orning nt 10 o’clock in sponse from th is first m eeting It ap
w
here
as
fine
a
type
of
A
m
erican
c
it
w hich they m ake »in fitting them
the local cem etery, Rev. H. R. Geb pears as If th e necessary signers will
izen
is
produced
as
in
any
place
on
selves to teach.
h a rd t officiating.
ea rth .
be obtained long before th a t d ate.
Ju d g e S tapleton spoke briefly on
My Lord has need of these flower-
To
enco
u
rag
e
in
every
possible
At the H illsboro zone m eeting held
th e question of h ig h e r taxes.
He
lets gay;
way, but chiefly by exam ple, up-to-
March 6 th e re were 425 dairym en
said th a t taxes Increased ju st as th e
T he R eaper said, and sm iled;
present and at th e close of th e m eet
'D ear tokens of the ea rth are they,
ta ste s and desires of th e public in date, know ing-your-business m ethods.
To prom ote in every possible way
W here he was once a ch ild .’ ’’
ing 192 signed up T he plan is m eet
creased a man w anted b e tte r roads,
ing w ith th e endorsem ent of d airy
b e tte r su rro u n d in g s and taxes would the sp irit of business cooperation
C ard of T hanks.
and m utual helpfulness.
have to be raised to pay for it. He
We wish hereby to express o u r men all o ver th e s ta te who feel th a t
To m ake o u r church a place w here
h e a rtfe lt appreciation and th a n k s to It will solve th e problem of th e d airy
d id n 't see why th e school tax should
the
real sp irit of brotherhood p re
ail o u r kind neighbors and friends man but giving him a ju s t re tu rn on
n o t be m ade la rg e enough to pay the
who so lovingly assisted Uh by word his Investm ent w ithout m aking the
vails and to spread th a t sp irit In th e
te ac h ers a living wage.
and deed d u rin g th e sh o rt stay and
com m unity.
sudden d ep a rtu re of o u r beloved price prohibitive to th e consum er.
A. M. S m ith spoke on th e sub
To m ake o u r church fu rn ish a I
d a u g h te r and sister.
je ct of te ach ers wages. He was in
wholesome, happy social cen ter for
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Exley and AURORA BOREALIS SEEN
fav or of a m a teria l increase in th e ir
C hildren.
th e com m unity.
BY GRESHAM PEOPLE
w ages b u t he o bjected to the sta n d
To
m
ake
o
u
r
church
a
place
w
here
(
som e of th e directo rs took th a t th e
W antcsl
A n u m b er of G resham people were
Used Underwood ty p ew riter Must fo rtu n a te enough to w itness th e u n
sky was th e lim it. B ut he th o u g h t anyone in any so rt of need can find !
th
e
H
eavenly
Friend.
be
In
good
shape.
Phone
603
8 usual display of th e a u ro ra borealis
th a t if th e educatio n al ad vantages
T he M ethodist Episcopal church.
w hich had alw ays been enjoyed by
The carp en te r work Is com pleted | v?ho s a w ^ t ’ t o 'b ’e t h e m o st b H IH a n t
"T h e church th a t serves th e com mu- j
th is s ta te was to co n tin u e th e re m ust
7?
’xx’Hfc** W ,,,' ro w b u ild in g and | they had ever seen In th is stn te
be steps ta k en to give th e teachers nity.
Mrs W ithrow expects to tak e posses-
A large bank of c lo u d s
..red
slon
som etim e th is week. The final | b ang low over the n o r hern S o n
a sq u are deal.
Hon. N. J. Sinnott
Is your w atch stead ily losing
touches are being given to th e wood-i and above It flamed an. stieak e.l the
tim e? If so. it needs cleaning and
work. The
have been
The fixtures
fixtures have
been I In - ! beaut If o,. « y . t l c i n , o « h e ™ S h t
Storage b attery rep a irin g and re adjusting.
As Chairm an of the H ouse Public Lands Com m ittee R ep re.en ta-
B ring it to Jones, th e
stalled and the final touches being
ch arging. s ta rte r
and
g e n e ra to r Jew eler. All work g u aran teed
tive Sinnott of Oregon. Republican, is largely responsible for the nas-
T elegraph lines all o ver the county
w ork. R aker 4 Son-.
given to every p a rt of th is a ttr a c t w ere affected by th e electrical c u r
sage of the coal, oil. phosphate and sodium land leasing bill, which
ive building.
means so much to Ihe west. It Is one of the most Importan* pieces of
M arshal' N otice.
ren ts which In some m ysterious wav
K eep in style, Try one of those
legislation en acted by tills Congress From $5.000.000 to »8 000 0 0 0
y
P oultry keepers are hereby w arned
The G resham m eat m ark et re cause this display.
will be added to the Jurid for Irrigation and millions more will be real
"classy-fied” ads.
to keep th e ir fowls from ru n n in g a t
ceived Its final coat of p ain t one day
T he lig h ts were seen all over th e
ized from leasese on excess lands, which the oil com panies must <1 -
large or be su b ject to a fine acco rd
th is week and th e whole building Is n o rth ern p a rt of the United States
pose of under the term s of the bill, perm itting each Individual or c o m
T he fo u r “ p’s " — p ertin acity , p er ing to th e provisions of th e town or-
set off In a m ost a ttra c tiv e m anner. from P o rtlan d to New York
pany
to
hold
not
more
than
3200
acres.
spicuity, persistence an d “ pep'
nd * dinance.
A new sign adds to th e g eneral a p
R epresentative SinnuU Is serv lijj his fourth term in Congress
th e g re a te st of these is “ pep.”
1
J. G. METZGER. Marshal
p earances also.
When In doubt try a Want Ad.
A Far-Western Statesman