T W IC E
A
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 58
LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT
WILL TAX SPACE
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
I.
CITIZEN APPEALS TO
M CM DCDO
VOTERS OF FAIRVIEW M tlY lD fc K û
117 P T II
W .l. I . U.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920
FANCIER OF BIRDS
ATTEND MEETING LIVES IN GRESHAM
CANNING TEAM HONORED
BY HOME DISTRICT
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
ONION HIGH IS A
COMMUNITY ASSET
To th e V oters of School Dist. No. 16. J
A most d elig h tfu l reception was
On M onday, S eptem ber 20th, th e
given S aturday evening to th e th ree
question of an nexation to Union H igh j
I m em bers of th e Pow ell Valley can-
D istrict No. 2 will be voted '
At the reg u lar fa ir board m eeting school,
„„„„
.
J
i G resham was well rep resen ted at
G resham people a re probably n o ’ ' ni,lg tpam w blcb » o n th e N orthw est
The follow ing article on th e needs
a re th e coun,y c° n '® ntion of th e W. C. aw are of the fact th a t they have a cham pionship
at
Spokane
last
held yesterday several qustions of in m^sinfnwned
and ad v an tag e of a union high school
te re st were discussed and it developed m isinform ed as to th e facts.
|T . U. which was held in P o rtlan d bird fancier in th eir m idst. D uring T hursday.
th e re is a
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a i to t h e e ffo r t t h a t o
p r«p a'j T h u rsd ay and F rid ay of th is week, the past two years Mrs. E. A K essler
In spite of th e sh o rt notice and was tak en from th e c u rren t Issue of
th
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th e m ain problem
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will g r n F d irst,
be to care for all th e splendid en tries
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Ur gFa<*e i F riday th e re was the la rg e st num has been developing a business in St. the fact th a t a n u m b er failed to get T he A rgus, a paper p ut o u t by s tu
which are being prom ised.
1 ‘g 8 ° be movPd ‘° ber of delegates present as th is wa- A ndreasberg can aries w hich has word as to th e tim e of the reception, dent body of Union H igh No. 2.
th e re was a larg e atten d a n ce and
A good high school is an asset to
Both H. A. Lewis and C. D. M in -, .
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. g
th e day for th e election of th e coun- grown until she is now shipping the the schoolhouse was tilled.
any com m unity.
T he la rg e r tho
ton said th a t they had th e prom ise
M“ eCt®d .
a.n y | ty «"leers.
beautiful little singers all over the
T he team was Introduced, as the school and g re a te r th e variety of sub
way,
unless
it
is
to
stim
u
la
te
a
de
cham
pion
can
n
in
g
team
of
the
N
o
rth
of large livestock entries. Mr. Min
Mrs. M arian G ilbert was re-elect- state.
jects well ta u g h t th e m ore valuable
west by Mrs. A lta G entry, president
ton said th a t he had th e prom ise of sire for a b e tte r school here. We ed p resid en t for an o th er y ea r; Mrs
This year she has raised 175 birds , of the' P aren t-T ea ch e r ’ association,' th e asset. A sm all high school with
a herd of S horthorn c a ttle and one of * oaltl not care t0 have ,lle r e p u ta - jLulu H orning, vice p resid en t; Mrs and is receiving $20 apiece for th and also local club lead er who few teachers and no choice of su b
jects to meet the needs of th e child
Jerseys which were exhibited at the ti0U,I0f 8euu‘ug th e poore8t q u ip p e d Mabe, K orstnd. corresponding secre- young singers
train ed th e g irls last year. The
su it his n atu ra l Inclinations along
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.
i girls th en put on th e re g u la r dem or
C en tralia fair. They also spoke o f ; PUP 18
h,gh school, but ra th e r ta ry ; Mra Aljcp H an sen , m .ording '
practical or vocational lines, m ight
Mrs.
K
essler
sa>s
she
was
most
o
n
stratio
n
such
as
they
gave
at
Spo-
large exhibits of hogs, some of which * ould W18h o u r g rad e 8choo‘ to be of se creta ry ; Mrs. Mary Collins, treas- fo rtu n a te th is y ear in securing two
be a h in d ran ce to th e developm ent of
will come from Illinois and South lh ® 8ame high Btandard as « “ *• “ igh u re r; Loyal T em perance L egion sec- young C alifornia sin g ers for which kane ami it was of g rea t in terest to the child and a useless burden on the
th e audience m any of whom had taxpayers on account of Increased
C arolina.
| school, an d it w ould be o u r high reta ry , Mrs. S h eare r; B. Y. P. secre- she paid, w hat seem s to the am ate u r, never seen th e g irls give th e dem
cost of operation.
T here will also be a large exhibit 8ch° o1’ ° u r d lrec to r b a ' la « a8 m uch ¿ ¿ y / M r s . H elen A yer D avenport,
o n stratio n .
Union High has a stro n g faculty of
as ex o rb itan t prices. C aruso, who
D
uring
th
e
d
em
o
n
stratio
n
,
Miss
of sheep according to the rep o rt of to 8ay a8 any ° ’b er d irector.
A fter th e election of officers th e has a bea tifu l green color, cost $65 Nelson, cap tain of th e team told of 14 teachers and stu d e n ts may choose
several present. I t is expected th a t u ,8pcond’ as t0 th e ,aXP8’ Some m eeting was ad jo u rn ed fo r lunch while Mozart, a m ottled bird, cost th e ir work last year, of th e ir trip to subjects u n d er the d irectio n of class
advisors and p aren ts as su it th e ir in
tax to
pay >' which was served in th e gym nasium $75.
th e re will be Jerseys and H olsteins I th
l,“ in “ k a since we
WM voted
' « leu a a lax
lo Pa
D orvian, a b eau tifu l vellow Salem, and also of th e pne to Spo dividual needs or ap titu d es. Special
kane.
She was most en th u sia stic atten tio n is given to re g u la r fu n d a
enough to fill two b arns and it will i ’ra n sP«rta t «“ to P o rtlan d , we w o u l d wb| cb ad jo in s th e m ain church singer, also cost $65.
take one barn a t le ast to care for th e *la ' e to pay a doubl® ta x ‘ Not 80 building.
, Besides these birds Mrs. K essler about the two weeks which they m ental work and to vocations su b
spent at O. A. C. T he girls are ail
Brown Swiss and G uernseys.
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Mrs. A da U nruh, a well know n owns Goldy, th e son of th e fam ous boosters for club w ork and say th a t jects. such as sew ing, cooking, music,
ag ric u ltu re, com m ercial, farm m e
Mr. M inton reported th a t he h a d '
s r c ’ 1 pa>8
tra n sp o rta tio n w c T u w ork er> wag th e Bpeak e r c a rlo , who died two years ago in th e ir efforts have been exceptionally chanics,
etc.
signed a six d ays’ co n tra ct w ith Stu-
c la ’’Re8- ot « " > ’ lat hut we cease .„ tbp n o j„ b o u r. Mrs. U nruh is P ortland, and Dandy Boy also of well repaid.
C om m unities should no longer bo
At tile close of th e d em o n stratio n m easured by th e old d istrict bound
dem eyer’s band for m usic.
They will p a jin 8
w 0,111 tu itio n tax.
These actively cam paigning for Dr. E sth e r Carlo stock.
th ree little g irls, Alice Nelson, G er ary lines for school purposes. Good
fu rn ish m usic for th e six full days. ,W0 taxpa
to g e th er am o u n t to as pohl LoVej oy> t i,e pro h ib itio n candi-
One of th e finest cages of birds
tru d e G ustafson and Alice E kstrom
The contract was $1,080 fo r th e 20- j muc o r moro tb a n we would ,lave to i date fo r rep rese n tativ e in congress Mrs. K essler ow ns is th e one in presented them each w ith a b eau ti roads, autom obiles, telephones and
o th e r m odern conveniences have long
piece band.
pay 10 J° in union h ,g b ’ a,ld
w hat from th e th ird d istrict. Dr. Lovejoy which she has 17 sin g ers which she ful bouquet of asters, roses, and ago changed th is ancient custom in
It is reported th a t th e prem ium
R' e ' ' e or our monev ■ L ess th an i8 th e dem ocratic can d id ate as well raised th is y ear from Dandy Boy sw eet peas.
m any states. Oregon, however, is a
Mrs. G e n tr y * n behalf of th e P a r
lists w ere widely d istrib u ted th is l l . ol o u r c Udten a re g ettin g any-
Mrs. U nruh told of th e qualifies-
She also has a n u m b er of young hen.i ent-T each er association, th en p re little slow In m eeting the dem ands of
m odern education.
year. In th is connection
it wa3 ; ng , roni “ • rb e « th ere m ust I tions Of p r L,OVejoy fo r th e office which a re especially fine
sented each of th e g irls w ith a set
T he com m unity for a first-class
leave
hom
e
a
t
6
:15
o
r
6
:3
0
a.
gold pins as an expression of th e ru ra
bro u g h t to light th a t th e d ate on
l high school should em brace all
„ . ishe is seeking and urged upon th e
Among the bird fanciers, who have of
In terest of the association in th e ir th e te rrito ry su rro u n d in g th e school
o
rd
er
to
catch
the
6
:45
car.
The
w hich en tries m ust be closed in the
women p resen t th e u rg en t need of a purchased birds here th is sum m er work. The girls responded w ith a
ca r w hich was prom ised us has
buildings th a t can conveniently bo
h o rtic u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t should not „ 7:45
.
congressm an who would w ork in the are Mrs. J. E. Neilson and Mrs. H lnk- song of th an k s.
served by free tran sp o rta tio n . T he
not
“
«’«
lia
is
e
d
an
d
would
n
ot
g
et
interegt8
of
th
e
wompn
and
chlklr(...
80n
of
T
he
Dallpg>
MrB
8
tplnpr
of
Wm.
P
eterson,
clerk
of
th
e
school
read Septem ber 28th. Mr. M inton
stro n g er th«» school th e g re a te r tlio
„
C
? ? l d.ren? ! 1Lr! in .thU.e anyWay aS ! of ^ e s ta te and country.
Hoff, Oregon, Mrs. H um phrey of En board and vice p resid en t of th e P a r benefits to all p arts of th e com m unity
advanced th e d ate to O ctober 1st.
ent-T
each
er
association,
was
then
M arion Johnson visited th e direct- th e P„°Ftla” .d h ig a sch«o,s com m ence i Mrs. U nruh spoke very eloquently j te rp rise Mrs. Rowan of A storia,
called upon for a few words. In his In providing the best edu catio n al a d
ors and called to th e ir atte n tio n the a
"
en 8eb° o1 ,s o u t a t 2 :3 0 - , of th e w ork of th e W. C. T. U., and Mrs. H anks, of W oodburn, and Mrs. talk Mr. P eterson told of th e work vantages fo r its boys and girls. Small
tow ns In th e vicinity of a good school
here
absence of any en try for H am pshiro T ' “_
c_l c v is
*“ .“ no u ca
‘.aF r u n til 4:30.
,'5U' rh e cb il" ; th e ir efforts to a tta in th e goal of pro- B atterson, of H illsdale. Mrs. K essler of the school ch ild ren In Powell V al cannot
afford to let petty jealousy de
sows and pigs. He was assured th a t dren *la '.e 1
° F “ ll0urs to loaf hibition. She especially urged th a t has also shipped birds to Jefferson, ley several years ago. Miss R agnhil.l prive th e ir children of th e o p p o rtu n i
S
trom
berg,
a
fo
rm
er
teacher,
sta
rte
d
th e om ission was not in ten tio n al and ‘lroun ’ e stree ts and get hom e at they consider th e 18th am endm ent H untington and several to P o rtlan d ,
ty of a chance for a liberal ed u ca
th e children in school g ard en work
th a t the entries would be received as ’ . o r . 8ome,lnle8
Most of o u r ag only a Btep to w ard the goal and She declares It is a fascin atin g work as early as 1914. T h at year the tion.
A good com m unity school is a val
usual. The en try nu m b er will be 8ch° o1 18 ,n th e 8hort 8‘«r,° y w inter th a t th e g re a t problem of enforce- and in sp ite of th e expense of feed P aren t-T each er association paid $114
uable asset not only from an ethical
70_a
days. Any p are n t can see th e ill ef- nient was still p resen t to w ork fo r etc., a profitable occupation,
to th e pupils of tlie d istrict as prizes o r c u ltu ra l stan d p o in t but financial
for th e ir hom e projects.
Inqulries as to en try blanks fe f’8 « ’ ’his. T he children have no if they w ere to rem ain victors in th e
ly. Land values in th e com m unity
H er work th is sum m er Is a ttra c tin g
It was th is beginning, Mr. P ete r
b ro u g h t the inform ation th a t they tim e at hom e- a re dpprlved of sleep field. She urged th a t all W. C. T. U. considerable atte n tio n and m any son said th a t m ark ed th e p lan tin g of will be m aterially Increased no m at
may be obtained by w riting C. D. and have no tim p for ,hp m easures of m em bers fo rg et th e ir p arty affllla- people stop to visit th e birds an d to th e first seeds of club w ork which te r w here tlie property Is located.
F ree tra n sp o rta tio n brings the school
M inton. 318 C ham ber of Com merce. sch° o1 llfe at alL " An w ork and »« tions an d w ork for th e prohibition buy stock
Any one Is welcome to has now b ro u g h t such w onderful to tlie hom es of tho children.
success.
Mr.
P
eterson
sta
te
d
also
T. D. K irk p atrick , city club lead- play makp8 Ja ck a d u " b°y "
Who w ants to live ln a com m unity
can d id ate who was pledged to assist come and see th e birds, Mrs. K essler th a t Powell Valley was th e first
e r of P o rtlan d , came o u t and selected
*8 estim ated it will cost us 4 H in th e w ork of enforcing of th e dry says, and it is su rely a w orthw hile school in th e county to carry off a w ithout high school privileges for
th e ir ch ild ren ? Who w ants to livo
th e ten booths In th e balcony of th e 0,1118 ’« Pa y ’he tra n sp o rta tio n and laws.
first prize a t th e M ultnom ah county in a com m unity w here people do not
P ractically all p resen t ex- sight.
fair.
m ain building which th e city club ex- ,bp $135 tu itio n to P o rtlan d high pressed th e ir approval of Mrs. Love-
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ap p reciate tho ad v an tag es of a good
At th e close of his talk he ex high school for th e ir neig h b o r's ch il
hibits will occupy
i bools. Union bi^li school can m ake joy and m any prom ised to w ork for AGED MAN LAID TO REST
pressed th e ap p reciatio n of th e p a r d ren ? T he an sw er at thin tim e is
M ultnom nh county clubs will fill roorn for a few ad ditional scholars. |)er
IN FOSTER CEMETERY ents and th e P aren t-T each er asso m ade In tills vicinity by many people
th e club building w ith country school
b> not let F airview pupils have ad- j Miss C urtis a deaconess was in
ciation to the local leaders. As an In th e o utside d istric ts who are offer
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vantage of th is o p p o rtu n ity ?
exhibits.
ch arg e of th e devotional services
Isaac Scott was born In th e sta te of expression of th is ap p reciatio n he ing th e ir p ro p erty for sale at a sac
presented Mrs. G entry th e local ca n
Union High No. 2 will have an ex-
Thp ‘l ’1^ ' 1« 11 «f
co nstructing which were very beau tifu l.
Ohio, Decem ber 16, 1839, and died ning club lead er w ith a b ea u tifu l sil rifice in o rd er to secure high school
privileges.
an o th er building was in case the
hibit in th e balcony.
MTs. M artin conducted th e me- S eptem ber 7, 1920.
ver b ar pin.
T he increased tax atio n on the
Mrs. Minnie B raden is w orking in wbole « ’ M ultnom ah county, from m ortal services which w ere m ost Ini-
W hen a boy he moved to Illinois
Mrs. G entry was com pletely s u r property of th e people of the o u t
th e in te rest of th e county exhibits P «rtla n d ’« ’" e Sandy riv er Joined. ! pr(agg| ve Mrs. J. C lanahan spoke of w ith his p aren ts and rem ained th ere prised and to r a m om ent could not side d istric ts who Join union high
for the fair. Many counties are ar- 1 l a ’ 1(iea has been dropped. W e w illjtjjg Work and c h a ra c te r of th e two u n til 1861 when he enlisted in Corn- find th e w ords w ith w hich to voice school d istrict No. 2 will not exceed
h er su rp rise and pleasu re for this six mills. Tills would mean only $12
ran g in g to come
here follow ing th e sb a re ln w hat they have already, free m em bers of th e G resham W. C. T. V P»ny I, 34, Illinois, and served until token
of ap preciation.
n year on a v aluation of $2,000, or
sta te fair.
«^ cllark« « u r taxes going to pay wbo b ad died d u rin g th e year. Mrs. th e close of th e Civil W ar in
1865,
Mrs. G entry th en introduced Miss $30 a year on a valuation of $5,000.
E ight granges
will occupy booths ,,‘aci’erH salaries, ru n n in g expenses, j ameg L aw rence and Mrs. 8. H. being prom oted
th ree tim es
and Helen Cowgill who train ed th e g irls It Is estim ated th a t joining th e Union
Miss Cowgill con d istrict would Increase th e m ark et
on m ain floor. Each g ran g e will have e ,c ' Give o u r young folks an equal Uradfleld.
w ounded twice.
At th e close of the th is sum m er.
g ra tu la te d th e p are n ts and th e com
th e sam e sized space and th e fa ir chance w ith o th ers and p u t Fairview
rep o rts of the different super- w ar he moved to Iowa and th e re m ar- m u n ity on having girls who could, value of land in this com m unity on
board will build th e booths. T he on ,b e m aP 88 a progressive, u p -to -. ¡„ten d en ts were then m ade.
i ried S arah Philippi, O ctober 2, 1866. in sp ite of difficulties, win such suc- an av erag e of $50 an acre.
Mr. F arm er or hom e ow ner, can
fro n t corners will not be used by th e ,la ’e city. Ar. au to buss will call for
. M*88 C «*«"11’8 8’«r y of ’h,’lr you afford to stay o ut of th e Union
T he follow ing d ep artm en ts report She still lives to m ourn his death.
Rrjinpos this year.
ith o children ln th© m orning and ed: an ti narcotics, A m ericanization: To them were born eig h t children of trip to Spokane im pressed upon th e d istric t and vote ag ain st th e children
au dience the im portance of the vic of your d istric t who w ant to atten d
At a draw ing held S aturday a t 1 bldng ’llenl hom e at 3 :3 0 , paid for C h ristian ;
C h ristian
citizenship: whom th e re a re still living, th ree tory they had won.
Union High school?
G resham g ran g e th e follow ing orde~ by unlon k lkh school d istrict. T hink co-operative m issionary
societies: d au g h ters, Mrs. S. E. Dnrby of Clarks-
Miss Ethel C alkins was then In
it
over.
E. E. HE8LIN .
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was determ ined, s ta rtin g on th e east
ev an g elistic; flower m issions; legis- vllle, Iow a; Mrs. C. A. Ilartlem ay of troduced anti In h er ta lk ab o u t t h e , TT .
g irl’s work front th e s ta rt she said HARDING COOLIDGE RALLY
¡lativ e; m edal co n test; m edical tern- Boring, Mrs. G. T. Ju d d of O range, th a t th e only credit she took wan AT PORTLAND AUDITORIUM
p erance; m oral education and child C alifornia.
Besides th e dnug h tera th a t she had picked th e w in n in g
Booth No. 1 will be P lea san t Val-
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ley, No. 2, Colum bia; No. 3, Russell-
HAS LARGE ATTENDANCE w elfare; m o th e r’s m eetings; music th e re are 18 g ran d ch ild ren and six L T t
.P- J ed Lh at , h n “ a T
Thp « P - " 1"* *un of th e repuhli-
good m aterial when she saw It. She | can cam paign In Oregon will be fired
v llle; No. 4, Evening S ta r; No. 5. j T he e n te rta in m en t and program
of h er personal in te rest in th e
,,1P P o rtlan d au d ito riu m tom or-
L ents; No. 6, G resham ; No. 7, Rock- gjVPn by th e S unshine class F riday raeet,nK8' P{’nal refo rm ato ry ; public-
Com ing to Oregon in 1899 they spoke
team because of th e fact th a t she
wood; No. 8, M ultnom ah.
¡evening at th e M ethodist church was ity: Sabbalh o bservance; soldiers Hved in S ilverton two years. From had sta rte d them o u t in th e first row n ig h t, S atu rd ay , when G over
n o r W illiam Lloyd H ard in g of Iowa
T he final arran g e m en ts w ere m ade one of th e best th a t has been g iv e n 1 an,) 8 allo rs: social and red le tte r »here th e fam ily moved to A lbany g rad e when she her self was s ta rtin g will be th e sp e ak e r a t th e H arding-
by a general com m ittee of th re e m em
days; scientific tem perance instruc- w here they lived tw o years, com ing h er teach in g career.
Coolidge ratification m eeting, held
a t P leasan t H ome for some tim e. In
th e close of Miss C alk in s' talk u n d er th e auspices of all th e rep u b
bers from each grange.
tlo n ; Sunday schools; system atic ’« B oring, Oregon in 1906 Rnd re the At program
was declared closed and lican clubs ln th e state.
spite of th e th re a te n in g w eath er giving; tem p eran ce and lab o r; w ork m ain in g u n til th e tim e of his d eath ,
everyone was invited to m eet th e
G overnor H ard in g is an able o ra
SANDY SCHOOLS
th e re was a larg e atten d a n ce and th e am ong colored people.
j He was a kind husband and loving can n in g team .
R efresh m en ts w ere tor.
He cornea from a stu rd y re
OPENED TUESDAY (,hurcb wa8 com fortably filled.
At th e evening m eeting Dr. Love- ( fa th e r. T he last seven years of his served and all d ep arted a fte r a m ost publican sta te and is expected to
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1 T he church ch o ir fu rn ish ed m ost Joy was th e sp eak er and gave a won life he has been a co n stan t suffered enjoyable evening.
m ake an able p resen tatio n of th e
The union high school and g ra d e , of th e music an d sang m any selec- d erfu l ad d ress on th e su b je ct of the being strick en w ith p artial paralysis,
Follow ing F ra n k lin D. Roosevelt
school opened T uesday a t Sandy, tions, many of which were of a hu- work of th e "H o u se of th e Good th e la st 16 m onths having to keep to CLUB BOYS PROVE
THAT
POULTRY
PAYS
and G overnor Cox, he is expected to
Miss Earner M ixter and Miss Bess m orous n a tu re and created a g rea t N eighbor” th e ce n te r of Dr. L o v e -'h is bed, an d being cared for by his
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an sw er vigorously th e ir P o rtlan d
B arton a re principal and a ssista n t In j deal of am usem ent.
Several m em bers of th e G resham | speeches ami to develop construct-
Joy’s work in F ran ce. Mrs. Lovejoy , bereaved wife and children,
th e high school. Miss Ruby Meyer of j The playlet, “ The M inister’s W ife’’ has w ritten a book by th is titl
No b rig h te r exam ple of loyalty of p oultry club have finished up th e ir ively th e republican position upon
rep o rts and tu rn e d them In to th e ir th e vital Issues of the cam paign,
Idaho is th e new g ra d e principal, was especially well rendered by the w hich is proving very popular. All i w om an’s love can be found th a n th a t leader,
Mrs II. II E ling.
I C hairm an Tlios. H. Tongue. Jr.,
Mrs. Geo. Ten Eyck is th e prim ary j Misses Mabel Sloop, R u th Ickler, of th e royalties from th e sale of the long u n tirin g care has evidenced,
R o b ert S oderqulst, who is now llv- I will preside.
R obert N. Stanfield.
teach er. H er room will open Sep-j Vivian H illyard, Alm a L arson, A nna book is going to th e su p p o rt of the!
Iowa he united w ith th e M. E. Ing in th e C edar d istric t, lias finished rep ublican nom inee for United Stales
will Introduce G overnor
te m b er 20. Most of th e neighboring L enn artz and Mrs. M yrtle B all.
ch u rch and rem ained an e a rn est th ree p ro jects ln th e p o ultry division. I se n ato r
w ork.
On his ducks he m ade a profit of H arding.
country schools opened T uesday and
An am using little com edy was put
C
h
ristian
u
n
til
his
death.
T h ere w ere 13 delegates from the
$19. He sold his ducks jvhen th e .
An a ttra c tiv e program of music,
rep o rt good attendance.
on by E v erett L ake and Rev. E arl G resham W. C. T. U. present F riday
He was a patient sufferer. W hen fam ily sold th e ir itonie ln th e O resh- solos, cam pulgn q u a rte ts and mass
T he C lackam as county rock crush- B.. Cotton.
The am using jokes a t th e election of officers. They were asked how he was feeling th e answ er am d istric t as at th a t (line they ex- singing by the audience has been ar-
pected to move to C alifornia. Now ranged.
e r has been p u t in operation by Coun- which they got off were much en- Mrs. Mary R ussell, Mrs. J. C lanahan, would be “ fine and d andy” .
th a t th ey are located ag ain R obert j T he republican ed ito rs of tho
ty E ngineer H. C. C raw ford and joyed by th e audience,
He
died
a
t
th
e
age
of
80
years,
Mrs. J. C. K ilgore, Mrs. Geo. Honey,
expects to buy his ducks again as th is | sta te , m em bers of th e republican
w ork on th e m a rk e t road betw een
Miss E d ith F e lt played two very Mrs. W. F . Honey, Mrs. H. C. L arsen, eig h t m o n th s and tw enty-tw o days. division was th e m ost In terestin g to sta te ce n tral arid county com m ittees,
Sandy and Dover is to be rushed, p re tty violin solos. As she was leav- Mrs. Mary P atch , Mrs. Richard T he fu n eral was held at th e hom e of b lm -
' th e O. A. It. and men and women ln
R obert has a pen of 13 Ancona hens ¡official life ami m em bers of th e Iowa
T he road w ill be routed to th e rig h t ing th e platform she was presented Beagle, Mrs. F red F ieldhouse, Mra. his d a u g h te r, Mrs. B artlem ny, and
which he raised la st year.
T hese society have been invited to atten d
of R idderbush hill, sh o rten in g th e w ith a beau tifu l bouquet of gladioli, J. E. S tubbs, Mrs. B. W. Em ery, Mrs. th e rem ains taken to the F o ster cem are
said to be one of th e finest flocks
body.
d istance and elim inating the hill.
j H. L Ball and W. R. C rosier's d u et C. J. L u n d q u ist, Mrs. A lta M. Oentry. etery for in te rm en t S eplem ber 9, o f Anconaa to be found n e a r here. ln R a epublicans
from G resham and
It is said th a t a t least 2000 people was so well received th a t they w ere
1920, Rev. E arl B. C otton, officiating. R o b e rt’s rep o rt show s a profit of o th e r nearby localities ere planning
$58 on the 13 laying hens. His th ird to atten d th e rally which will be one
g ath ered blackberries and huckle com pelled to sing a second selection
Hour* for Mclinol M eetings An-
p ro ject was th e raisin g of baby of th e big ev en ts of th e cam paign.
berries n ea r W ild Cat m ountain n ear before the audience would perm it the
no,i..«^i.
I PECULIAR FOLIAGE ~
chicks and he cleared $38 on tills
Sandy. It has been a p opular cam p program to continue.
FOUND ON CEDAR TREES project. The chicks w ere th e Buff
A n um ber of G resham people a t
T be question of jo in in g Union
ing place for cam pers who com bined
L eghorns.
Rev. E arl B. Cotton introduced H igh school D istrict No. 2 will be
tended
th e Pom ona g ran g e W ed n es
G resham Is a ttra c tin g the a tte n
C arl Z im m erm an la an o th e r m em
pleasure w ith th e business of g a th e r- the cham pion canning team of th e voted upon in Boring, C edar and Fair-
tion of b o tan ists of th e s ta te since the ber who bas com pleted his rep o rts. day, Dr E sth e r Pohl Lovejoy and
ing th e luscious fru it.
N orthw est w hich was present. The view Monday, S eptem ber 20. Tbe discovery of th e cedars which grow In He has m ade a profit of $286 on the R. W. Gill were th e m ain sp eak ers on
D P B rv A u n vwTAxr
girl8 ha<1 ÍU8t ’’«‘u™«d from Spo- polls will be open from 4 p. m. until th e neighborhood of Hogan statio n . Z im m erm an flock of 200 hens Carl th e program . A fu lle r rep o rt of tho
REBEKAHS ENJOY
kane T he g ir l, san g a little song of
The follow ing article Is tak en from has had com plete ch arg e of th is
8 p. m. a t F airview In th e city hall.
m eeting will be given ln tho next
th e O regonian:
flock and has given them the best of
BAOIkC l Ö U L1A L h anks fo r th e co n g ratu latio n s which
At C edar th e polls will be open an
A large grove of cedars w ith pe care. They have rep aid him for the Issue,
The G resham R ebekahs enjoyed a were extended to them .
h o u r from 1:30 to 2 :3 0 p. m. The cu liar foliage has been found n ear tim e he has spent.
d elightful evening Monday when they
T he whole evening was m ost sue. m eeting will he held In th e school- G resham by M. W. G orm an, local
Mrs. R uth Macho, who fo r th e past
had a basket social and program a fte r regBful
MorP fh#n | J 0 w#g c|
d
botanist and c u ra to r of th e collection
Halm onl Fiali I Salm on i
two weeks has been ill at th e home of
house.
th e re g u la r business session.
,
, ,
a t tho fo restry building. Mr. G orm an
Good fall salm on fo r hom e can
The program consisted of selec- aa a re8uIt of ,h e evening s progrum
At Borin« the m eeting will com m ade his discovery by chance a few ning and pickling at B onneville boat h e r m other, was taken to a P o rtlan d
tions by th e I. O. O. F band of B o rin g ,,
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m ence at 2 p. m it is understood and days ago and took with him to In landing Six cents a pound
All you hospital T h u rsd ay m orning. L atest
piano solo by Miss M axine M aryott, ’ Mr. and Mrs. A. W Shipley and
spect tb e trees T. T. M unger of the w ant If you come early.
rep o rts today a re th a t she Is slig h tly
will
m
eet
like
th
e
an
n
u
al
school
m
eet
reading by C asper A tterb u ry , recita- dau g h ter. Miss Mabel, atten d ed the
fo rest service and Rodney G llsan.
PER RY K ITZM ILLER ,
Improved.
ings.
All votes being cast a t one
So fa r as th ese men know, these Adv.—
Fisherman.
: h'
tim e.
are th e only exam ples In existence of
Cecil M etzger auctioned th e bas- bro’b e r- L ester A. Shipley, who died
T he way to sell your p roduct to
All voters of union d istric t w li' th is type of foliage, alth o u g h la n d
T he Bank of G resham pays 6 per th e o th e r fellow Is to bny w hat he
kets which brought more than $30. a t th e hom e of P o rtlan d relatives vote a t th e Bank of G resham at any scape g ard e n ers have developed a cent
In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv. has to sell. T h at is why th e A lbers
After the ltrneh the members en w here he had been fo r som e tim e u n
variety of ced ar of sim ila r type.
B ro th ers M illing com pany of P o rt
joyed themselves by dancing and in der th e ca re of a physician. Mr. tim e from 9 a. m. u n til 4 p. m.
T he cedars. Instead of having wide,
K eep Your llattrrle«. Y oung
land a few days ago received a larg e
a social gathering.
sw eeping branches, are stiff and up .
T he only tonic any b attery needs ship m en t of w heat and corn from
Shipley’s borne was In Or aits Valley,
I in 11 len ien t».
rig h t, giving th e trees th e ap p ear- la a little ch arging now and then
S tudio Reo|w»nei|
Oregon, but he cam e to G resham aev-
Used p o tato diggers, one Iron Age ance of Ixim hardy poplars Over 100 S quare tre a tm e n t and a d rin k of wa- M anchuria. They could have bought
F lorence M. Honey reopened h er p ra, w onthll
and latP r wpn, to po tato p la n ter, good condition, a b a r trees a rc In th e grove all ap p aren tly
th e g rain here, b ut w nated to aell
ter once a week go a long way to
piano studio September 13. 8tate ac- _ ... . .
.__.___ .
,
gain. O th er good used Im plem ents. ab o u t th e aam e age. They are from ward keeping It In tiptop shape Aak flour In M anchuria. T his was th e
s
u
r
«Aazhor
Phone
Gresham
¡
ortland
for
treatment.
He
la
credited teacher.
W. A. H E 88E L ,
20 to 30 feet high They a re consid Mr Pugh at C. E Osburn’s garage. first shipm ent of w heat ever b ro u g h t
vived by a widow and three tons
«81—Adv.
to P o rtlan d from th e o th e r side of
Phone 6x2
Phone 514 ered simply a freak development.
—Ad».
th e Pacific.