: G resham O utlook
VOL. 10. NO. 80
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
BORING ACTIVITIES
DAIRYMEN INTERESTED
ARE BRIEFLY TOLD MAKE CHRISTMAS
LOCALITIES IN EASTERN PART OF THIS
IN MILK SURVEY BERRY GROWERS
COUNTY MAY GET ELECTRIC SERVICE
HAPPY FOR OTHERS
CHOOSE OFFICERS
•'Do y o u r C h ristm as shopping
At m eetings held at C orbett and ]
e a rly ” is th e com m on ad v ertisin g
Spriugdale Monday and W ednesday
¡slogan an d a good one at th a t. But
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like m ost good advice, it is not al-
n ig h ts the first 10 men w ere secured
E astern M ultnom ah is to have elec-1 work m ust be according to sp ecifies-' * a -'s heeded. H ow ever, th e people
T here is an in stitu tio n down in to keep th e necessary records to de
. „ v. . -r-t. .
. L,
of o u r com m unity will no doubt get
The m em bers of the C o-operative
trie lights! T h at m uch seem s certain tions.
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e ir holiday p urchases m ade reaso n Sellwood d istrict, a t 545 M iller ave term in e th e cost of m ilk production Berry G row ers’ association held
in
th
is
county.
from th e sp irit th a t prevailed at the
At his suggestion a com m ittee was able early. On Decem ber 4 th e Bor nue, called the H aviland C h ild ren ’s
th e ir an n u al m eeting at th e public
m eeting w hich was held a t O rient i appointed one from each section to ing R ebekahs will hold th e ir an n u al Home. It is in co rp o rated and is su
These men are now w orking on
lib ra ry last W ednesday afternoon.
high
jin
k
s
and
w
in
te
r
bazaar.
T
he
perintended by Mrs. A. M. H aviland, a sum m ary of last y ear’s finances for
g ran ge hall last W ednesday evening. ' canvass and m ark on a m ap th e lo-
asso rtm en t of useful and a ttra c tiv e
The m eeting was well atten d ed and
T here were m ore th a n 200 persons cation of everyone who w ished to article s which will be on sale th a t who is a train ed n u rse and a very de th e ir respective farm s and County
th e sen tim en t was en th u siastic for
Agent 8. B. H all will then spend
p resent at th e m eeting and p rac ti get th e electric line an d as to th e evening at the Odd Fellow h all will voted and m o th erly woman.
the
association P resid en t H. G. An
The O utlook about two m onths ago some tim e w ith each man m aking
cally all w ere men who m eant busi am ount of pow er they w ould require. save much b rain rack and precious
Follow ing som e
tim e— for those who get th e re early called atte n tio n to th is w orthy instl- o ut the plans for keeping th e rec- drew s presided.
W
ith
these
m
aps
he
prom
ised
to
ness and not people who w ere th ere
enough. T h a t a ru sh in g business
ro
u
tin
e
business
S
ecretary
-T reasu rer
ju s t to see w hat was going on. A m ark out th e best and m ost econom will be done, as usuel a t th ese ba tuion In an artic le en titled , “ Inna- °rd a. The 10 from east of th e San- K. A. M iller’s report was read and
much—
a
T
ru
e
Story
of
Social
S
e
rv
-)dy
who
have
already
signed
up
for
ical
ro
u
tes
and
estim
ate
th
e
cost
of
zaars, needs be em phasized, for
sp irit of inten se in te rest prevailed
adopted. The rep o rt showed th e as
and gave every Indication th a t the each la te ra l as well as th e m ain w here Ed. Siefer. local au ctio n eer ice.” It was based on in fo rm atio n j th is work are C. P. Woodle, Bert sociation to be in a strong, h ealthy
cries his w ares long, loud and irre gained from a personal visit by the McCready. C. O. K an iler, P. A. Sod-
route,
o
r
ro
u
tes,
as
it
prom
ised
to
tim e was ripe fo r action along this
sistible, folks w ant to buy.
Even ed ito r. A le tte r from Mrs. H aviland j erstrotn, T. F. Soule, F , II. Davis financial condition. T he rep o rt shows
be a f te r th e m eeting w arm ed up.
line.
staid and confirm ed old bachelors
' Roy Emily, R. W. W ilson, George a balance on hand of over $200 as
B.
C.
A
ltm
an
spoke
stro
n
g
ly
in
have been know n to bid in g arm en ts shows th a t th e appeal bore fru it.
C. H. Johan so n , who w ith W. A.
ag ain st $25 a t th e m eeting held De
designed and planned for fluffy ruffle
Mrs. H aviland, by th e way, doesn’t , M ershou and S. M. Davis.
P ro c to r launched th e m ovem ent, was favor of th e line going o u t th e L u st ladies, sim ply because Ed so fascin
cem ber 1st, 1919.
ed
road
from
th
e
Pow
ell
Valley
like
th
e
word
“
in
stitu
tio
n
."
She,
In
q
u
iries
a
re
com
ing
Into
the
ch airm an of th e m eeting which he
M anager D. E. Tow le’s rep o rt
them by his description of the
He was backed up by th e ated
opened w ith a few brief rem ark s as store.
F rench knots and fe a th e r stitch eiu- says it is a “ hom e." “T he tru e sp irit county a g e n t’s office from dairym en
M organ Bros, and o th e rs who are broiderey which decorated th e piece of C h rist," she w rites, “ lives am ong < n ear G resham who are anxious to show ed some very in terestin g figures.
to th e object and th en introduced
sure th a t th is will prove a profitable of fancy sewing. Towels, aprons, th e people of G resham and vicinity ta k e up th e w ork. In q u iries front T he association has at present 56 a c t
W. W. Sanson, who is office m anager
doilies, centerpieces an d a v ariety of as they have expressed them selves several d istricts are in as to when a ive m em bers and th ere are 90 gro w
of th e com m ercial d ep a rtm en t of th e route.
e rs who have entered the 1921 pool
o th e r a p p ro p riate C h ristm as rem em
H.
C.
W
ihlon
spoke
in
favor
of
P. R. L. & P.
brances will be offered at th e price by show ing th e ir In terest by visiting m eeting will be held in th e ir respect- at the present tim e.
s ta rtin g th e proposed ro u te a t th e of the bidder.
th e Home, co n trib u tin g th e ir serv- ive sections and Mr. Hall prom ises
A nother fea tu re of interest from
Mr. Sanson explained how th e pow form er E m anuel A nderson place
L. H. M allicoat and fam ily spent ices, money, tru e sym pathy and to arra n g e for them as soon as pos-
Mr. T ow le's rep o rt was th e sale of
e r com pany as w ell as all o th e r pub south of G resham .
T
hanksgiving
w
ith
his
b
ro
th
e
r
in
B. F . Howell
stro n g sup p o rt fo r th e co n tin u atio n i sible.
berry p lan ts The total value of th e
lic u tilize com panies had th e ir rates was stro n g ly in favor of th e p ro P o rtlan d .
of th e H om e.” She says v arious or- ’ Wnt. Averill who is in ch arg e of
D
orothy
B
urpee
sp
en
t
th
e
w
eek
p lan ts handled was $3,100.80. In
fixed by th e public service com m is posed ro u te on th e Pow ell Valley
ganizatlons including th e Masons, th e ag ric u ltu ral d ep artm en t a t unlou
w ith P o rtlan d relatives.
cluded in th e list were 289,900 rasp
sion
and
th a t
th e
rates a l road. As discussion was w axing end Messrs.
Meyers, M orand, M allicoat E astern S tars, K n ig h ts of P ythians, high school, is co-operntiug w ith Mr.
lowed did not m ake it possible for w arm Mr. Sanson got up and prom and T elford atten d e d B.P.O.E. lodge O rangem en, th e Y. W. C. A. and H all In th is work. Several of the berry plan ts valued at $2029.30;
116,550
straw b erry
plan ts
at
th e com pany to accu m ulate th e large ised them th a t th e com pany would a t Oregon City last F rid ay night
D onald M orand an d W alter Marx many prom inent people a re m aking boys of th a t d ep artm en t will ta k e up $582.75; 9,315 loganberry plan ts at
sum s necessary fo r extension work. be w illing to han d le all of th ese
w ere o ut of school last week on the an effort to com bine forces an d flnan- th e m a tte r of keeping farm records $443.35; 1000 evergreen plants. $30
T he com pany has adopted th e policy projects on th e sam e term s and th a t account
of sickness. All are anxious ces to e ith e r build o r buy a larg e in th is p roject an d will carry on this
and 62 plum trees a t $15.50.
of req u irin g th e people desiring th e a house to house canvass was neces to see them in school again.
home-hofipital and playground for th e work u n d er th e direction of Mr.
T he am ount of fru it sold to th e
new line to pay for th e extension in sary to give definite facts to w ork on
T here was a road m eeting held in children who are m ade hom eless by A verill.
Libby, McNeil and Libby Co., th e O re
advance.
T hen in re tu rn fo r the before routes could be located. He th e I. O. O. F. hall S atu rd ay . A 5- foolish sep aratio n s, divorces o r o th e r
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special tax was voted for th e
gon Packing com pany and the S ta rr
money invested, they can draw out said it m ight be advisable to let each mill
road d istrict.
causes.
DEMONSTRATION FARM
P ro d u cts com pany totaled 251*4 tons
of th e money so Invested w hat ever group han d le th e ir extension se p a r
Sam G regson Is th e ow ner of a
The Home was recently presented
LOCATED AT SPRINGDALE
and th e sum of $106.537.11 was re
am ounts th e ir electric light bills ately instead of m ak in g one large “ bug.
w ith a larg e electric w ashing m achine
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J. L indgren was a P o rtlan d visitor and iro n er in th e p urchase of which
am o u nt too d uring two years. In e f profit of the m a tte r.
T he fo u r,h p o ultry <'Pmon«tratlon ceived for these products. C u th b ei,
S
aturday.
rasp b erries are far in th e lead In the
fect giving free electric light service
F ive men w ere appointed to can
T he Duley fam ily will soon move G resham citizens are said to have ' arm ba8 been loca,ei1 a ‘ A’ L I,ay,p"
tonage. A to tal of 139 84 tons of this
farni in Springdale.
for th a t period of tim e. At th e end vas th e ir section of th e te rrito ry and j onto th e Jo n sru d place, recently va- had a p art.
of th e two years any balance not used when they com plete th e w ork an !i a ™.d by
Mr. D avies’ farm is located rig h t delicious fru it was sold by the asso
L unday fam ily.
The Outlook rem inds Its read ers
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T he S unday school is p lanning a
up belongs to th e com pany and the
in S pringdale and proves a cen tral ciation for $69,722.75. Tw enty-one
th
h
t
th
is
is
a
m
ost
w
orthy
work.
Per-
o th e r m eeting will be called to dis- C hristm as program .
F o r th e past
p atro n com m ences to pay cash In cuss th e routes. B. C. A ltm an will i two years th e program has been sonal investigation Is invited and it IoPa,lon ,Ilat ,H n' ost 8“ " 8f>'ng to the and one-seventh tons of Malboroa
stead of draw ing from his account. canvass th e Lusted ro ad ; H. C. W lh- called off on account of “ flu.” It is Is urged th a t those who can find tlm p com m unity.
He has had several rasp b erries w ere sold for $8.443.80;
All extension w ork e ith e r in th e Ion will have ch arg e of w hat Is hoped it will n ot be necessary th is and have a disposition to assist by y ea rs’ experience in this w ork and at 1377 pounds of c u rren ts were sold at
sm aller tow ns o r In P o rtlan d is ca r know n as th e P alm qui t ro ad ; B. F. year.
present has a flock of 200 w hite L eg eig h t cents per pound; 30 1-3 tons of
Mrs. Kve S tone sp en t T h an k sg iv th e gift of money, food, clothing o r horns.
straw b e rrie s
bro u g h t $10,330.22;
ried on and financed in this way.
H ow ell will ta k e th e low er end of th e ing at W ana, Oregon.
m a terial of any useful kind, m ake a
Mr. Sanson f u rth e r said th a t th e Powell V alley road from G resham to
In tak in g up th e work of th e dem- 24*4 tons of loganberries sold for
T h ere is som e ta lk of a b arb er visit to th e Home any aftern o o n . Ac-
19 tons of blackcaps
electric lig h t ra te s have not raised Powell V alley sto re and C. H. Jo h a n shop in tow n. Now a good black q u aln tan ce and th e consciousness of ° n 8,ratlon
Mr- Oavles agrees to $5,899.68;
since 1915 in fact w ere 11 to 12 per son from th e sto re to P lea san t H om e; sm ith, and we will have a real town. helping to save a young life will be kee,p a rePord and lncon,p of '’° " ‘8 , b ro u g . h t , $9,470.50
t n r a > and 16 tons of
T h ere are two less tu rk ey legs in an abiding rew ard.
cen t low er at th e p resent tim e. The W . A. P ro cto r will canvas th e Cot-
anti
w
report
once
each
m
onth.
He
gooseberries,
$
.5 6 0
C lackam as county. E rica Johnson
T h ree d irectors w ere elected for
ra te for pow er has been slig h tly ad tre l route.
also agrees to care for his flock by
and Rica A nderson, d istan t kinsfolk,
vanced.
th e m ethods approved by th e ex ten a tw o-year term to fill the places of
F red L. B ourne of G resham gave w ere hom e fo r T h anksgiving. The SUNDAY SCHOOL SHOWS
sion d ep artm en t of th e Oregon Agri- C. P. T allm an, H. O. Andrews and
A line, as proposed runn in g from j gome practical suggestions as to th e fo rm er is from M onm outh N orm al,
REMARKABLE GROWTH cu ltu ral College. Mr. Crosby, the D. E. Towle whose term s expired th is
G resham on th e Powell V alley road best m ethods along w hich to p ro w here sh e Is serv in g as a ssista n t-
reg istra r.
T he la tte r tm e home
th ro u g h old P lea san t Home and then ceed in sta rtin g th e work. His re from Seaside, w here she is d rillin g
The Sunday school cam paign for an p o ultry extension man from th e col- year. Win. D. L lndem an, Mr. An-
new P lea san t H om e and on into C ot m arks m et w ith h ea rty approval.
in reading, ’ritin g and ’rlth m etic and atten d an ce of 200 before C hristm as is ( lege, will m eet th e poultrym en a t ! drew s and Mr. Towle w ere unanl-
tre ll a distance of about eight miles,
C. H. Johan so n advanced a plan otherw lse m aking th e beach sand fly ! m aking good progress. Last Sunday th ese dem onstration fnrm s ubout mously elected.
W. D. F raley, D. E Towle anil
has been estim ated at $11,600 a sum which m et w ith g en eral approval. I' should be added th a t th e tu rk ey , the atten d an ce was 163, and the goal four tim es a year and will give them
w hich m u st be advanved by th e par- T his wag (n bave th e to ta l sum pro also* "F o rtu n a'tel’v V o r 'th e 'r e s t'o ^ th e o i 175 for next Sun<,®y should be the benefit of I lls wide ex p e rien c e) Win. D L lndem an were nam ed as a
i com m ittee to Investigate com m ercial
ties d esiring light
A fter th e line I rated according to th e am o u n t of livestock, th e ladies retu rn ed to theii reached easily. New classes are be- and know ledge of poultry.
ing organized in both d ep artm en ts.
T he th ree o th e r ta ra is bave been fertlllzers for berry production and
has been installed any additional , pow er used.
T his would m ake a em ploym ent on Sunday aftern o o n .
L ast week Mrs. Eric B artell cam e
The E pw orth L eague will put on located at th e farm of Mro. I). H. advice th e m em bers. The object is
su b scribers who desire to e n te r can sm a lle r sum fo r th e p arties who de- hom
e from a two weeks stay at Mrs
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do so and if they do not req u ire ad- s | refj only lig h tin fg facilities th an D. S. Jo h n so n ’s sa n ita riu m in Gresli- a u n lq " P P rogram next Sunday even- Seidel on Buckley avenue, at C. N. to buy Ir. carload lots for the asso
ciation.
am.
She
is
stead
ily
Im
proving,
but
*
”K
u
n
d
er
th
e
leadership
of
M
aitland
T
ay
lo
r’s
In
th
e
P
leasant
Valley
nelgh-
ditio n al equipm ent, lines o r poles, the fo r various kinds of m achines. The
A g en eral discussion of th e coin
am ount they pay for electricity will fa)rne88 of thl8 proposition was evl- is forced to enjoy h er lay-off so m e -■ Geddes, assisted by Miss G regson The borliood and a t th e Schiller farm
Miss Ailie m akes » 's e v e ra l d ep a rtm en ts of the E pw orth south of G resham .
sto rag e m ethod of handling berries
be credited to th e general account of dent and ¡( wag suggested th a t th e re w hat longer.
tine little h o usekeeper d u rin g m oth-
, . .
■ „
and o th e r fru its b ro u g h t o u t ninny
8 m um H erald will be rep resen ted by differ
th e first subscribers and divided pro be at ]eafit th ree rate8
A nother fi e r ’s vacation
E d u c a to rs to G a th e r.
points of In terest to th e fru it grow
P
resen
tly
Bob
Lovelace
will
have
'
ent
Persons
w
ith
a
view
to
increasing
ra ta .
nancial plan suggested was th a t of a
A citizens' conference on education ers.
T he question as to th e length of subscription
w here everyone a d his house on its new location. It Is the in terest In th a t splendid young
Follow ing th e ad jo u rn m en t of th e
tim e required to in stall th e system vanced w hat he felt he was able to being jo R e d from its o rig in al site people's paper. Louie and LaVern» ' w t,l be b el'' 1,1 P o rtlan d S atu rd ay at
n ea r th e B ohna co ttag e to th e so u th M auldlng will ren d er a violin duet.
j
which tim e ed u cato rs from all p arts association th e board of d irectors
was answ ered by Mr. Sanson. He do o r according to his desire for east
co rn er of th e Lovelace farm , a
T he serm on by th e p asto r Sunday
Oregon will g a th e r to listen and met and organized as follow s: H O.
said th a t if th e p rese n t m eeting w ere lights. T hese w ere only te n ta tiv e J d istance across the fields nearly a
m orning will be on “T he New C hurch ' ,ak p Pa rt >** ‘he program . Dr. P. P. A ndrew s, p resid en t; W. F. Robinson,
th e final one it would probably be plans b u t th e sp irit of co-operative-1
a m ,,e -
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A C h ristm as p ro g ram to be given for th e New D ay." In th e e v e n in g ! Claxton, com m issioner of education, vice p resid en t; K. A. Miller, secre
five or six weeks. T his season was __„
ness which they displayed Fpeak.i by th e school children of D istrict 26
ta ry -trea su re r.
not a favorable one fo r rapid work well fo r th e success of th e m ove is filling th e sp are tim e of th e teach the E pw orth League will occupy a re-1 ca” p(' *he m eeting.
Among th e topics to be discussed I T he association en ters its th ird
as all kinds of delays m ight be ment.
ers and pupils. Much is already served section of th e ch u rch . T he
caused by w eath er conditions.
said ab o u t th e cute pieces and funny serm on su b ject will be “ A Look auii ! a t th e sessions are the supply of ) y ear w ith th e hope th a t It can be of
teachers, needs of h ig h er | service and a m ateria l benefit to th e
T he question was asked “ Why
Dry wood, first gro w th seasoned dialogues and songs for th e occasion, a L ift.’ T he recently-elected officers | train ed
88 a I e<«uc*t«on, relatio n of education to fru it grow ers of ea ste rn M ultnom ah
ca n ’t we ta p th e high pow’e r lines fir for sale, also g reen wood. C. D. Freehand r e llV e * 8 a ,H a C l a u s X “““* ; ° f th e Lea* ue W,H be
w hich ru n th ro u g h P lea san t Home Cathey, G resham , phone 97.
H erm an Jo h n so n has moved
Ills p art of the » « ’vice.
w ealth, elem en tary and secondary county ln helping to b rin g to all the
“office” from th e horse stab les
to the T h ere will be special music both education, th e real crisis
In educa grow ers th e m ethods w hich are prov-
and g et th e service desired w ith less
T he B ang or G resham pays 6 per
tlon, sources of school revenue and ing m ost successful an d to assist In
expense. Mr. Sanson said th a t th ere cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv. potato house. T hose w ishing to see m orning and evening
him will find him th e re sack in g up a |
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I recent progress in education.
j g ettin g fa ir prices for th e fru it grow n
w ere several reasons, th e m ost im
¡car load of potato es to be shipped
p o rta n t of which w ere th e facts th a t
off th is week.
CHAUTAUQUA OPENING
A fpa,urP ot
conference will in th is locality. T he board of d ire c t
it would cost at least $5000 to Install
iv e a re glad to h ea r such good re-
BRINGS BIG CROWD b** an a,,,ir‘’88
, , r - Claxton on “T he o rs are ready and w illing to assist
ports from St. V incent's hospital c o n -1
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R elation of E ducation to R evenue— any fru it gro w er In th is te rrito ry and
a tra n sfo rm e r at P leasan t Home
cern , . ln g A lbert H offm
He —
Is
th e re is always an o p p o rtu n ity open
- - eister.
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T he C h a u ta u q u a F estiv al opened a M atter of S tatesm anship
an sh ip .” ”
w hich would reduce th e 57,000 volt
m aking rap id recovery from th e op- last night at th e M ethodist Episcopal
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to Join th e organization.
age of th e high pow er line to about
erallo n and will soon be In perfect church w ith the main au d ito riu m
Food S ale at Walradn
66 votes th e first cost was only p art
^ M a t t A nderson. Sr., has been on w e H ^ i ^ T a n S o n ? w o ^ o ? pra"”
T h«
^ bpp8 * » ' »>«'<’ a 8alp
Why not a Sonora for C hristm as?
of th e m a tte r for the question of
th e sick list d u rin g his holiday v isit were heard concerning it T he o th e r of al) kinds pastry and cakes a t Wal- Ask th e G resham Drug Co.
keeping up th e equipm ent would be
in Boring, but Is now on the mend, program s of th e series will be equally rads sto re next S atu rd ay aftern o o n .
p ro h ib itive.
Also th e high pow er
Roy W hite has sold his farm to a attractive.
T o n ig h t Capt.
Wood T ake a rest for once and
buy your
Double cross T uberculosis with
w ires th a t w ent th ro u g h P leasan t
S eattle p arty and will give up pos- Briggs will lectu re, his su b je ct being Sunday cookery of th e girls.
C h ristm as seals!
iiu Sion n ,b p nPar fu tu re .
Mr. ’K eep Off th e G rass.” An lnsplra-
Home w ere often o u t of re p a ir and
W liite contem plates resum ing his tlonal lectu re on “ W hat I T hink of
could not give sa tisfac to ry service.
form er occu p atio n — th a t of an office i Your T ow n” will be given on Mon-
A point stro n g ly em phasized by
nand. T he fam ily will be g reatly day n ig h t by Dr. W H. N ation. The
Mr. Sanson, and also by W. C. Hes
missed here as both Mr. and Mrs program s on S atu rd ay and T uesday
W hite have tak en much in te rest in n ig h ts will be m usical.
ton, in d u stria l pow er engineer, who
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th e utm ost Im portance to determ ine
on the p a rt of th e ch ild ren who have
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been m aking such rem a rk a b le prog-
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R egistered autom obiles in Oregon
hold appliances and some sm all mo Will be printed Tuesday, gress on th e piano with Mrs. W hite
as th e ir in stru c to r.
N evertheless, at th e close of business D ecem ber 1,
to rs m ay be ca rrie d on th e re g u la r
December 14.
th e ir neighbors and frien d s wish ag g reg ated 103,418, according to a
lig h tin g system b u t la rg e r tra n s
them good luck In th e ir new location
rep o rt prep ared by th e secretary of
form ers m ust be used fo r th e la rg e r
state. O ther reg istra tio n s included
m otors and for electric ranges. All W ill contain feature stories,
REV. A. J. JOSSLYN
th ese things should be d term ined be write-ups of local activities
SEVERELY BURNED 3,509 m otorcycles; 3,366 chauffeurs;
751 m o to r d ealers and 137,043 o per
fore th e estim ates are m ade. The and enterprises, illustrations
T he m any frien d s of Rev. A. J. ato rs. T he to ta l fees am ounted to
question for every su bscriber was to
and other interesting mat Josslyn will be so rry to learn of th e $2,081,790.25.
be "Ju st how m uch use do I intend
A fa ith fu l Hcrecning o f the popular story founded on early
¡accident which befell him T h an k s
In 1907 to license fees In th is sta te
to m ake of this pow er?” T he tra n s ter.
history of pioneer days in N o ith Dakota. Pow erful in its ap
giving day.
Rev. Josslyn Is well only totaled $708; In 1915 they
fo rm ers can be changed to ta k e on
peal, s ta rtlin g in p o rtra ya l, filled w ith action, it w ill long he
known In th e F airview neighborhood am ounted to $108.881.50 and in 1919 1
Increased loads la te r on b u t it m eans Extra copies will be limited.
remembered aa a aplendid book and a w onderful picture.
w here he was at one tim e p asto r of the fees reached th e sum of $802,-
ad d itio n al expense and would be
Get your order in early.
th e M. E. ch u rch . T he follow ing is 239. T his year it has gone o ver the
ch eap er if d eterm ined now.
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taken from a P o rtlan d p ap er;
two m illion d o llar m ark
M otor ve-1
F o r tho se who w ished to m ake an
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e stim a te on sh o rt la te ra l lines Mr. Speak for advertising space
est pioneer m in isters of th e n o rth for th e ir 1921 licenses are urged by j
Sanson said th a t ft costs ab o u t $55
west, whose hom e is a t Canby and
at
once.
o r $60 p er span of 150 feet o r an
who met with an accident T h an k s th e secretary of sta te to do so at once ¡
giving day when coal oil which he In o rd er to avoid congestion in th e)
av erag e cost of so m ething less th an
I was using in cleaning a clock explod d ep artm en t d u rin g th e last few days
$2000 per m ile to p u t up lines.
ed. severely b u rn in g th e aged man I „i tbp year
Mr. H eston gave a n um ber of good
ab o u t th e face, arm s and hands, is
suggestions as how to com m ence
¡still in a precarious condition.
it«-le*ksli Bazaar Dxrwmher 4.
w ork on th e proposition.
He also
, T he F irst S tate Bank fu rn ish es Its
On Decem ber 4, th e Boring Re !
suggested th a t if th e subscribers
saving depositors with U. 8. T reasury b ekahs will hold th e ir an n u a l high )
Pathe review introducing those wonderful colored picture*.
w ould fu rn ish th e poles and dig the
I certificates rurfbing six m onths or one jin k s and w in ter bazaar. An assort-1
year bearin g in te re st at ra te of 5 84 m ent of useful gnd a ttra c tiv e articles
holes th a t th e cost of co nstruction
Also a Scenic.
i per cent and 6 >»r cent. No safer will be on sale th a t evening a t th e I
would be cu t at le ast o ne-third. All
securities can be had.
tf Odd Fellow s ball.
The Christmas
OUTLOOK
GRESHAM THEATRE
A Big Special Attraction for
Saturday, December 4
Stewart Edward White’s Wonderful Story
“The Westerners”
Sunday, December 5
Blanche Sweet in
“Help W anted-M ale”