T W IC E
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 67
FULL TICKET IS
NOMINATED AT
TOWN CAUCUS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
JOHN W CUNNINGHAM
DIES FROM ACCIDENT
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1920
ATTENDED g . a r . encampment
JUDGE BROWN DECREES
ED. HURIAS INNOCENT
FIVE DIE WHEN CAR
LEAVES ROAD ON
COLUMBIA HIWAY
Jo h n W. C unningham was h u rt at
The h earin g of th e deferred tria l
,8 :3 0 yesterd ay m orning at L innton !
which was to have been last Friday
I by a tim b er falling on a circ u lar saw. '
was held before Ju stice Jo h n Brown
He was b ro u g h t to th e Good Sam ari- !
in th e city hall S aturday m orning.
tan h o sp ital but died last night. He
Ju stice Brown took the m a tte r u n
■
was a son-in-law of Wm. Beers of
der
consideration
un til
Monday
T he m ass m eeting of th e citizens G resham . He has a b ro th er living ,
m orning in o rd e r to m ake no hasty
At 4 o’clock one m ore body had
of G resham held a t M etzger’s hall at P lea san t Home. Dr. Botkins was
decision in the case. He gave the been found ju st above th e bridge.
M onday evening was well atten d e d called th is m orning to atten d Mrs
follow ing decision:
It is supposed to be th e body of th e
and a g rea t deal of in te rest was C unningham who is p ro stra te w ith
1 fail to find sufficient evidence to e ld e r McDonald.
They a re still
shown.
grief a t th e hom e of h er b ro th er.
w arran t conviction, and I th erefo re d rag g in g th e riv er In hopes to find
M ayor K enney, being absent from E arn est Beers in P o rtlan d a t East
discharge th e defen d an t, Ed. H u rias.” all th e m issing ones.
th e city. R ecorder A ttorney C. G. F o rtie th and G rant.
I
T he
follow ing
w itnesses w ere
S chneider called th e m eeting to o r
T he fu n eral will be held T hursday
draw n for th e sta te : Jo h n H ulander,
d er and called for nom ination for at 11 o ’clock at th e F ree M ethodist
F ive men lqst th e ir lives Sunday
J A. Liedfors, Mrs. Roy K ern, to evening at 8 :3 0 o’clock, when th e
tem p o rary chairm an
Ju d g e S ta p le -! church in G resham .
David Cathev
whose home th e in ju red w ere taken autom obile in which they w ere rid
ton was nom inated but refused to will officiate. In te rm e n t will be in
,
a
fte r th e accident, and Dr. R. H. ing plunged over the em bankm ent
serve.
Chas. C leveland was then G resham cem etery.
Todd.
M r.
C unningham leaves a wife, !
elected and took th e chair. He then
into the Sandy riv er on th e Colum
T he w itnesses fo r defense were, bia highw ay ju st above th e upper
asked for nom ination for m ayor, d au g h te r 13, and sou 8. a fa th e r and
F. N. Mew h irte r, A rth u r S trebiu, bridge.
w hen A ttorney Milo C. King raised m other, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. C u n n in g
T he dead are M. D. Mc
Jo
h n Fox, Cecil P u lfe r and J. B. Rob
ham
of
P
leasan
t
Home,
fo
u
r
b
ro
th
the question of th e legality of the
D onald of P o rtlan d and ills two sous,
ertson.
nom ination m ade a t the m eeting ers and th ree sisters to m ourn his u n
W alter and Alex, R ichard M clntesh
Mr. M aguire was th e atto rn ey for and Edw ard A. H earty, all of P o rt
claim ing th a t th e c h a rte r req u ires tim ely death.
the sta te and H enry S. W estbrook
L ate th is evening it is reported
th a t such mass m eeting fo r n o m in a t
land. C. Concannon and H. C, Couy,
for th e defendant.
ing city officers sh a ll be th ree w eeks th a t Mrs. Jo h n C unningham was
also of P o rtlan d , were in the ca r but
Ed. H urls is em ployed in th e pool escaped.
before th e election. T he objections very critically ill and would be u n
room of his brother-in-law , F. W.
w ere over-ruled and th e m eeting con able to a tte n d the fu n eral.
Mr. Couy was throw n from th e car
H ow ard.
tinued. K. A. M iller was unanim ous
as it w ent over th e bank and he
ly chosen a can d id ate for m ayor, C. GRESHAM GIRL GIVEN
sta rte d to the club house for help but
HIGH SCHOOLS FACE
G. S chneider for recorder, John
o th e rs had alread y tu rn ed in, th e ac
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
TEACHER SHORTAGE count o j the accident and th e county
M etzger fo r tre a su re r and Gregory
An an n o u n cem en t w hich cam e as
Cox fo r city m arshal. Wm. Thom,
A recent sta te m en t m ade by S tate officials w ere soon on hand to give
Dr. A. W B otkin, Mrs. H. L. St. a d elig h tfu l su rp rise was th a t of the
S uperin ten d en t J. A. C hurchill that aid but no trace of the m issing men
C lair, C. A. C a rru th e rs, Ju d g e G. W. engag em en t of Miss G ladys M arie
many of the sm all high schools of could be found.
W onacott, Mrs. H. L. W ostell, L. L. Michel to K enneth B ruce Hoyt.
M onday m orning men were th e re
th e sta te would be forced to close
T he new s was told at a luncheon
K idder and M. M S quire were th en
th e ir doors on account of being u n at w ork early with th e city diver,
nom inated for councilm en. It being for w hich Miss M aude Michel was
who w ent down a n um ber of tim es
able to Becure teachers.
DR. GEORGE T HARDING
necessary to elect four, th ree to fill hostess at th e Michel hom e on last 1
Jacksonville, in Jack so n county, b u t was unable to find anyone.
F a th e r or W arren G H arding. Republican candidate for presi
th e vacancies of th e re tirin g council- F rid ay evening.
They then raised tile autom obile
has appealed for perm ission to sus
d en t, who recently atten d ed the O. A R encam pm ent at Indianapolis
T he ta b le was b eau tifu l w ith a u
men and one to ta k e th e place of
pend for th e year, w ith a proposal to th in k in g som e of th e bodies m ight
H e is 76 years old and served in the Civil W ar as a private in thè
tum n leaves and suspended over the
B. L. W alrad who has resigned.
1 36th Ohio V olunteer In fan try .
send th e ir high school stu d e n ts to be in it still b ut they were not.
Ju d g e S tapleton moved th a t th e cen ter of th e table was a jack 'o la n
Mrs M. I). McDonald was th e re
Medford by wagon, paying th e ir tu i
th re e receiving the highest votes be tern in w hich th e announcem ent PUBLIC HEALTH BODY
tion under provisions of the high and w atched th e men at work until
TEACHERS RECEPTION TO
th e nom inees fo r th e th ree-y ear cards w ere hidden u n til by chance
OPPOSES AMENDMENT
BE THURSDAY EVENING school tuition fund act. M errill, in she was overcom e with g rief and
term and th e next to fill Mr. W al- | some one of th e g irls pulled too h ard
Jo sep h in e county, also faces the was carried Io h er car, also Mrs,
At a recent m eeting of th e M ultno-
A reception to th e teach ers of the sam e prospect, C hurchill said.
r a d ’s place. This was approved and on th e ribbon th a t held a card then
W a lte r McDonald was th ere w atch
a ballot w as taken. W hen they be they w ere all eag er to find out th e mab C ounty Public H ealth associa- public schools Is being planned by the
O th er tow ns ami com m unities are ing every m ovem ent of th e w orkers
gan counting th e votes som e one secret and to th e ir d elig h t they found tion heltl ln C ortland a stro n g reso- W. C. T. U. fo r next T hursday even- faced with th e sam e problem . Should In hopes th a t each m om ent m ight
lutlon was adopted condem ning the ing n t the lib rary , beginning ut 8 :30 it become necessary to suspend these I b r,n K *° light h er m issing one. Mr.
raised th e question, “ H as not som e th e hidden nam es.
Miss Michel, who is th e d a u g h te r Proposed co n stitu tio n al am endm ent o ’clock. It is hoped th a t all patrons schools, C hurchill said, they would H earty , fa th e r of E, A. H earty, pale
one voted tw ice?” and a call for a
new ballot was asked. A new vote of Mr. end Mrs. P. Michel, is an a t - , ,o be votpd a t the com ing election, of tin- schools, especially the parents not necessarily lose th e ir ru lin g as with grief, w atched ln silence th e e f
was then tak en , show ing L. L. K id tractiv e and ch arm in g g irl of G resh- nown aB ,b e "A nti-C om pulsory V ac-1of those who a re atten d in g eith er of stan d ard ized high schools, as p er forts of th e men try in g to locate
der, Ju d g e W onacott and Dr. B ot am . She is a g ra d u a te of th e first ' *'!na,,on m easu re.” T he officers of the schools, will tak e th e opportunl- m ission to close could be g ra u te d ln some of th e m issing party. He was
kin fo r th ree -y e ar term s and C. A class of union high school 1915, and tb e »««ociation are : p resident, Mrs. ' ty to m eet th e teachers. T he recep- ‘an em ergency.
heard to say to a lady looking on "My
Honey, G resham ; vice tion la not designed for ch ild ren but
C a ru th e rs for one year. Mr. Cleve of th e Oregon norm al school and has O eorge
boy is down th e re .” This g rief was
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Mrs. J a n e t M. G rant, parents are invited to bring them STUDY CLUB FORMED
land requested th a t th
e nam es __ of ta u g h t tw o years ln th e g rad e school l’rised en t;
so path etic. He said his son had
nom inees be placed on th e tic k e t bv here but at present la teach in g ln th e t ^ a if v*ew • secretary , Mrs. Jam es if necessary r a th e r th an to rem ain
TO MEET AT LIBRARY sp en t tw o years in F ran ce u n d er
E lk in g to n , G resham ; tre a su re r, Ralph at home.
petition, it req u irin g six voters to i P ortlan d schools.
going all of th e h o rro rs of w ar then
A bout a dozen women m et a t th e retu rn ed hom e to be so cruelly to rn
A fine program has been arrange«!
sign th e petition.
Mr. H oyt Is at present living in AV. H oyt, county com m issioner, P ort-
land.
Follow ing Is th e reso lu tio n ; ; which will consist of ta lk s by Mrs. ib rary last W ednesday evening a t th e from them .
T he su b ject of am ending th e city P o rtlan d w here he is in business.
W hereas, th e proposed C onstitu G. F. Bulaud, of P o rtlan d , s ta te su- in vitation of th e lib ra ria n . Miss Ruth
Miss M ichel’s g u ests w ere Mrs.
c h a rte r so th a t th e m arsh al would
L ate Monday evening a boat was
3,12; P ^ in te n d e n t of scientific tem perance M ontague for the purpose of o rg an iz b ro u g h t front P o rtlan d on a tru ck
be appointed by th e m ayor and coun E thel M iller. Misses E thel Calkins, ¡ ï a o n
.»1.4 on the Official B allot to be voted , ,, ... ,, _
Mary H ansen, P earl Ruegg, Mabel upon Novem ber 2d, 1920, and whose of ,b e **• ‘
cil was discussed a t q u ite length.
and Mrs. W atson, ing a study club. An org an izatio n and men began d rag g in g th e riv er"
___________ dean of girls in the F ran k lin ____wa8
•■ * * * * «n<l officers were elected 1 o ut from th e bank and one body was
high
Ju d g e S tapleton explained th e Shipley, Evelyn M etzger, G ertru d e title “ A nti Com pulsory Vaccination
iriam
Brow n, , ____
Mabie
of P o rtlan d _____
, also __ a recitation aH fol,OWB: p resid en t. Miss M ontague; found about 300 feet front th e
question very clearly th a t it w ould E astm an, M --------
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_ ? ,IlpiaBure ’ is som ew hat m isleading _ in
. school
___ ____________
be b e tte r to give th e council pow er to Inglis, Bessie O sborne and O®rtrude I
8lr'a ,,POX(^a‘/ by Hazel Nuren C larke of P o rtland, vice president, Mrs. A. W. B otkin; scene of th e accident.
rem ove a m arshal ln case of inef-1 A lexander,
1 Hive
••
• h ealth m easures,
ca such
y any Ms plot
T h ere are several theories ns to
healfh who * iH Klve ,h e blu,‘ rlbbon P ^ze secretary. Miss L ettie G regson; tre a s
The exact d ate of th e wedding has | certificates for persons h an dling essay story w ritten by Donald Wood u rer, Mrs. C’lifT K ern. A program the possible cause of the accident.
ficlency,
O thers
discussing the
com m ittee was selected, consisting of
food, control of cunim icable diseases, ard of Lincoln high school
question w ere K. A. M iller, J. E. ' not been set.
One is th a t th e d riv er may have
.be I t
VI
s,cal Ilunibpr» Will be a piano solo Mrs. B otkin, Mrs. K ern and Miss May attem p ted to pass to the left of th e
M etzger, Chas. Cleveland and Geo.
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Resolved
th a t th e M ultnom ah
...
... , „ , .
j
,
.
p arked mnchlnp and It being foggy
Honey. Mr. Cleveland said u nder th e
At th e G resham T lieater.
County Public H ealth association b> Mi88 p rlp,la Iira,zpl and solos by M orrison,
"See A m erica F irs t” will be th e confused th e dlstnnce.
p resent m ethod th e council could n o t | “ L ig h tn in g B rice” , th e big serial goes on record as opposing th is and N lss K ath e rin e B ratzel and H. W.
slogan of the club for th e w inter
enforce th e dog law o r defectjve | fea tu re a t th e G resham T h e a te r will respectfully calls th e a tte n tio n of ail Strong.
A nother th a t he may have th o u g h t
sidew alks, o r any o th e r of th e w ork have Its second show ing W ednesday
A°,f lle <laaBerB ° f th e proposed
T he m em bers of th e reception corn- study, when places of In terest in th is he had reached th e bridge and
com ing u n d er the m a rsh a l’s d e p a r t- , evening. Also O ra Carew in a sen- vote ag a in st it r<
1 lat 1 " •' m ittee are Mrs. H. W. Strong, Mrs. co untry will be discussed. T hese will tu rn ed to cross it.
m ent as they had no pow er to rem ove sational p ictu re, "U n d er Suspicion.")
The discovery of a "Jo k er” in this J- N. C lanahan, Mrs. B. L. W alrad b,‘ bo,b 8,1
an<l b ,a,oflcnl and will
T he last th a t th e d riv e r’s brain
him from his position it being an
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proposed am endm ent is claim ed by an d Mr,i- C. J. L u n d q u ist.
I bn ol ,,lllcb in te rest to all. M eetings may have been clouded by d rink, ss
elective office and In th e hands of the
>{<-«! Kstat<. B a rm in s.
Deputy City A ttorney L ato u re tte of
T h,s
expected to be a real com- "* 11 bo bel<1 on tbn flrBt Bn<1 th lr d it is know n th a t th e p arty had som e
T w enty acres, all u n d er cu ltiv atio n ! P o rt*a n d ’ who Ra’'8 ,b a t ‘ he P ^ a g e I,,unl'> m eeting and ail a re cordially I W ednesdays of each m onth. T he | liq u o r but how much will npver be
people.
m em bershlp lists a re open and all I know n.
Mr. S quire was not in favor of p art inside city lim its of G resham j wi ,b e am en d m en t w ould prev en t t h e , lnvited-
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, women Interested are Invited to Join.
L iq u o r and autom obiles a re not
am ending th e c h a rter. He said th a t fro n tin g Powell ro ad ; city w ater, state and all city h ealth boards from
th e people and not six men B hould! t d i ^ v i r y k ittle "cash C“ n be b an d le‘l co n tro llin g contagious diseases, and J- 0 . BAILEY
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very good com panions and generally
p art com pany soon.
rule,
OUTLINES CAREER EDIT(>R OF OUTLOOK
' F o rty acres, new bungalow , barn | in te rfe re w ith h ealth officers from
ILL WITH PNEUMONIA
T he m otion carried to subm it It to and o th e r o u t houses In fa ir cofidi- enforcing q u a ra n tin e an d isolating
T he ca r was evidently going at a
.
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In “ le tte r ,o ,h e O u,,ook J- O.
a vote of th e people on th e second of tion. T w en ty -fo u r acres u n d er cultl- persons suffering from contagious or
high ra te of speed as th e trac k s left
H. L. St. Clair, who lias been in III
I vation th re e m iles so u th of G resh-
__ owv
»
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¡,<)(. ^ | , ui
diseases
! H alley’ cn e of th e can
d id ates ______
for at-
Novem ber.
on th e pavem ent and bank Indicated.
. Next
. . .».
, g G
am.
e house n t. and lot i„ I An
■"* in ,l1"
rn ev
h ealth for with
the bronchia,
past m onth.
Is now
th e question of a re tirin
r ? h a n W i ill aB ta
p a k rt
te re stin g side ' light I Is throw n J ^ to m
e n -een
" ersl rmV«.« tho
suffering
pnmtm
I sta te m en t:
¡su tierin g with bronchial pneum onia.
Eaet, W est, Hoinc’» Hc-t
fund to ta k e up th e w ate r bond was
T w enty acres, house, barn a n d ' on th e situ atio n by th e announce
It has been said th a t T he Y outh’s
" I t is of th e u tm ost Im portance T ,' P ,Ilnp88 sta rted with severe bron-
discussed. Mr. M iller proposed a tax o th e r o u t houses in fa ir condition nient th a t th e M etropolitan Life In
lliat th e E lecto rate of th e s ta te be eblal tro u b le which kept him con Com panion has hail m ore readers per
of l f c m ills which he said would be
‘“ " 7 weB1 ' su ran
rance
ce com pany is planning to !;".“ *
„ 7 7 . 7 . 7 7 7 .........." , ..........
<<>py th an any o th e r publlcat Ion' In
am ple to care fo r th e necessary
Eight acres all u n d er cuH ivatlnn-
an Intensive w arfare ag a in st the
of ,bp c h a racter and ability
" ‘
lf> k rea e r p a rt of Am erica
T h ere is good reason to
am ount. T he m otion was then m ade also five a c re i with one acre clear’, m easure and has sent a man from ° f th * different can d id ates for z tto r-
wa7 i a k e n V l T T L l L £ ^ ^
i’s” iha? t h " “ . fl'“ l" “
th a t th e question be sub m itted to the « ¡ j r ^ m iles east of G resham , close to , th e eas,^ <»„carry on ' b; ^ i « I s i ^ T h i T u b l l ’ " ^ ^ « ^ y o u X ^ ’
‘ A" h° u* b - r y I I he h a . t X |
,7’" . ' « . ™
vote of th e people w h eth e r or not
ers
has
alw
ays
been
directed
bu ild
F orty acres, can be sold In two 2 0 - 1
hlII 7
.
«, 7
, ’ , advised as to my qualification and h o ,' " nK bl8 ow" a '" 1 to,l“ y I" "Hkhtly ing ch a racter. "E a st, west, to hom
they w ould create a sin k in g fund for acre
e's
tra c ts w ith full sets of building K
b>l> d etrim en tal to th e h ealth of ahillty , am
& „ “ " “ “ J Improved.
b est," has been its u n u ttered slogan,
th e purpose of tak in g up th e w ater on each 20 acres, T h irty -eig h t acres I Oregon and It would th e re fo re a f - ,
in Its articles, ed ito rial ami o th e r
bonds by an assessm ent of 114 m ills _ u n d er
. cu ltiv atio n . T h re e m iles from feet th e coffers of th e com pany.
' *?'' ° c a career.
billl'lae F ir Shows Itapld G row th wise, It has dwelt upon the im port
G
resham
close
to
A
nderson
sta
tio
n
!
I
was
born
ln
Iow
a
40
years
ago;
based on th e 1920 assessm ent.
64-year-old
stan
d of Douglas ance of good citizenship. In all Its
on E stacada line.
•
{educated In th e public schools of th at ! fir A
grow
ing on bench
la n d * in t h e m id
hoL e" i n '7 - ’i a c o n 7 i;io ; Ct a r Vna t and B 0 ° SJ
J ™ 1*
K,ate; S e a t e d from H arvard Col-1 d le V .r k W ilP.m. tie w a ^ r s h S "as-' co n ten ts It has aimed to give not only
e n te rta in m e n t, but ’’stepplngstones
FIELDS MOTOR CAR CO.
o th e r out houses In fair condition
THAT BOOSTS GRESHAM lege and studied two years In E urope ' “ ''e National F orest. Oregon, lias to h ig h er th in g s,”
TAKES GRESHAM BRANCH Two
A year of The Y outh’s Com panion
m iles ea st of G resham on Powell I „
_
,
777
„
¡Before my ap p o in tm en t as assistan t iT Y /i *7'
grow th of 1,044
Valley road
If a m an lia s an y th in g really w orth ! ,
i »
" " “ ‘ board feet per acre d u rin g th e last brings a trem endous tide of d elig h t
T he F ields Motor C ar com pany of
F orty acres, 10 acres u n d er c u ltl- 1 wbllp <bp world will w ear a path to ■ “ ,o rn ey ' ‘ien e[a ’’ 1 wa8 a*woci»ted five years, according to F o rest Ex- ful nnd diversified reading th a t can
P o rtlan d has assum ed th e m anage vatlon.
H ouse In good condition his door
| wlth °n e of th e leading law firm s of »m in er T hornton T. M unger, who has not be found elaewhere.
T he '52 Issues of 1921 will bo
Thlg ls bell.e Dro..„n
hprp . | P o rtland. P olitically. I an. a re p u b -;
, ' h p th ird re-m easurem ent
m ent of th e ir branch agency a t Barn and c u t houses in fa ir condi-
tion. F ive m iles so u th e ast of Gresh-
J
being proven tru e here In , |can
| of th e tim ber on several sam ple acres crow ded with serial stories, sh o rt
G resham .
on th e B oring road
G resham , for the N orthw estern Po
..
, .
*n »he region u n d er observation. sto ries, ed ito rials, poetry, facts and
Mr* Bryon of the St. Jo h n 's d e p a rt am 120
acres, 32 acres u n d er cultiva »«»<> Starch and M illing com pany a re
ected " “ orn ey -g en eral, I as- T h ere are now on th is trac t an a v e r fun. Subscribe now and receive:
m ent w as m ade general m anager and sion; larg e house In good condition finding It h ard to supply th e dem and
1. T he Y outh's C om panion— 62 Is
iu’o,ect thp "* P
’
‘" T . Pf,r
41
J. I. Bacon of G resham has charge of L arge barn and o th e r o u th o u ses; 20 th n , j, t,p| n(,
on (h„ tn for th eir '
° f ,h e ",a te ani1 no' pprnilt
YrPJ8, nt ’en years ago. sues in 1921.
2. All the rem aining Issues of
my ~ office
become u the
f o v * i < o .«. •
o «
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l La]
acres of tim b er. E ight m iles from
. .
i —,
« v . to imvuius
it-p political
u n m -m io
, . t
th e sales d ep artm en t.
G resham on th e Bluff road
Will Pr°d u cts.
. , n ,bp l<PPn BtraO l e for existence, the 1920.
The com pany has rented the show ta k e sm all place In o r close to G resh-
F ifty
ifty tons
flour p put
" f. V offlcla, or d ep a rtm en t of sm aller trees are being crow ded out
3. The Companion Home C alen d ar
F
tons of
of p potato
o tato flour
u t u up p f ., ,
room and floor space from C. E. Os am ln tra d e as p a rt paym ent
for 1921,
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'a n d sm othered for lack of light.
> In one pound packages, much like 1'
The trees on the sam ple acres are
Ail th e above for $2 50.
burn.
anr°„rf f,UhreLernh,ar<.,JCUlan concpr r,ln~ c o rn .ta rc h , have been tu rn ed out
ail tagged and num bered, ao th a t the
4. McCall's M agailne fo r 1921
.
Busy Been Have F ou r Task».
The F ields Motor C ar com pany Is any of th e se places, w rite o r phone. . . .
! behavior and grow th of each indivi The m onthly a u th o rity on fashions,
K A RL J. HAGBERO,
!Bince ,h e c° m Pa "y began its opera-
a reliab le com pany and a com pany of
Bees carry fo u r th in g Into th e hive, d u al tre s cati be w atched by th e for- | i 50 a year. Both publications, only
G resham , Oregon.
tio n . h ere last year. T he product
good deal of w ealth and we feel th a t
They ran g e from fo u r to 27 ' Í-7.60.
Adv.
Phone 1445! has found a place on th e shelves of says H. A. Senilen, bee-man of Oregon esters
Inches In diam eter, th e average trei
TH E YOUTH'S UOMPANION
It will be a g rea t ad v a n ta g e to o u r
•
¡over 500 sto res th ro u g h o u t th e and specialist a t Oregon A gricul- being 16.3 inches, a good size fo r rail-1 C om m onw ealth Ave * St. Paul St
city as they alw ays Btand for advance
R ural f a rrier E«aminati.>n.
sta te and its ex h ib its at the Multno- tu ra l College: N ectar collected from [ road ties and alm ost big enough for
Boston, Mass.
m ent and progression.
A nnouncem ent has been m ade of m ah county fa ir far exceeded those floweni and m ade Into honey i« car- • piling.
O utlook’s ( 'oiuhfitationN
T he gross scale of all th e trees for
O utlook and Y outh's Com panion.
an exam ination to be held a t Oregon of much o ld er o rganizations.
The Tied In th e honey sto m ach ; pollen
Coal
collected from flo w ers’ and largely Ihe. av/ ra<p acre shows 10,216 cubic 13.50.
City
and
P
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on
N
ovem
ber
13
to
cakes
m
ade
with
th
e
flour
was
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Order your coal now of Ekstrom
t».d
to
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.
while
th
e
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of
the
O
utlook, Y outh's Com panion and
fed to th e young as bee bread, is car- m erch an tab le portion of the trees McCall’s
T ruck com pany. Phone 851.
tf fill th e position of ru ra l c a rrie r at llcious.
Magazine, 34.35.
Boring In C lackam as county, and va
A large b aking house in P o rtlan d ried on th e leg s; w ater largely to ¡over 12 Inches in d iam eter, m aking
New su b scrip tio n s and renew als re
A gent W anted.
cancies th a t may la te r occur on ru ral has a sta n d in g o rd er fo r two tons a feed th e young Is carried ln the honey ( no allow ance for defect o r breakage, ceived at th is office.
T he A m erican C entral Life In s u r routes In th a t county T he exam ina m onth and an o th e r fo r 1000 and i B ,onlarh■ a "d propolis collected from 18 A ™ ’ 9. J ™ 'M nfPP'¥,
,
ance com pany w ant a local agent in
still an o th e r for 500 pounds.
! - Pb
a8 «>ud. of trees an d „ . , 7 ^
tion
will
be
open
only
to
actu
al
citi
G resham .
E xperience unnecessary.
C ontractor ami B uilder
As soon as reo rg an izatio n of th e! U8*d to varnish th e inside of th e hive sands of acres in Oregon and W ash-
H elp given beginners. W rite L. D. zens in th e county and who meet
Have located in Gresham and am
P etty jo h n . 719 Dekum B ld g , P o rt o th e r req u irem en ts set fo rth In th e com pany, now contem plated can b e i “ ’" 1 B,°P up crucks. is carried on th e !
capable of grow ing 1.000 ready to tak e any work In my line.
land. O regon.— Adv.
law. Any questions concerning the effected plana will be o u tlin ed for Its l('«a
BC?" a n n «a " y- The Long experience W ork g u aran teed .
extensive logged-off areas of th e two Let rne bid on your work. Phone 327.
exam ination m ay be add ressed to expansion. T he com pany utilizes th e
sta te s offer g re a t possibilities to L, J. W inter.
Big fam ilies are not only u n fash
W hen yoo g et discouraged try in g grow a second crop of tim b er if only
ionable, but in these high price days W’m A. M orand, po stm aster a t Bor culls, which have h ereto fo re gone to
to change o th e rs’ n atu re s and failing, Are Is kept out and N atu re given a
ing.
they are also Impossible.
w aste
The Bank of Gresham pays 6 per
why n o t change y o u r ow n?
chance to reseed th e gro u n d ”
cent Interest on tim e deposits.— Adv,