T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 10, NO. 87
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1920
PLANS UNDER WAY HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT
FOR FARMERS’ WEEK STARTED BY BANKERS TO FINANCE
EXPORT OF U. S. CROPS TO EUROPE
ARMOUR’S DAUGHTER
IS TO WED
TUESD AYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER YEAR
MASONS AND STARS
HOLD INSTALLATION
T he Masonic lodge and E astern
The com m ittees from th e G resham
S ta r ch a p te r held a jo in t in stallatio n
Business Men's association will m eet
m eeting in Chicago on Decem ber 10
of officers Monday evening a t th e
JO H N M H D Q H
T h u rsd ay evening a t the office of F in a n c ia l B E y x p er
and 11, unanim ously approved th e
t and N ew Y ork B an k er.
Masonic hall.
form ation of a F oreign T rad e F in an
County A gent S. B. H all to com A t C h ic a g o r e c e n tly a p a t r i o ti c m e e t
cing C orporation, to be organized u n
in g o f le a d in g A m e ric a n b a n k e r s w a s
T his was a most d elig h tfu l occa
plete plans and m ake arran g e m en ts h e ld to c o lle c tiv e ly fin a n c e a o n e h u n
d er th e provisions of th e Edge Act,
sion an d a larg e n u m b er of local
d re d m illio n d o lla r c o r p o r a tio n w h ic h
an d to have a cap ital of $100,000,-
fo r F a rm e rs’ W eek w hich will he w o u ld e x te n d c r e d i t s to E u ro p e a n n a
m em bers w ere p resen t as well as
000.
t io n s a n d t h u s h e lp th e m to b u y o u r
held h ere J a n u a ry 10 to 15.
g o o d s.
p a rtic u la rly
p r o d u c ts o f th e
guests from E stacad a, Sandy and
Such
a
co
rp
o
ratio
n
,
active
steps
to
A good live program is being a r f a r m , w h ic h s h o u ld b e o u r g r e a t e s t e x
organize which a re now being taken,
T ro u td ale.
t. T h e p la n a d o p te d w a s t h a t s u g
ranged by Mr. H all fo r th e different p g e o s r te
d by J o h n M c H u g h , t h e n o te d New I
would send its Investigators abroad,
T he in stallin g officers w ere W. H.
Y
o
rk
b
a
n
k
e
r
,
w
h
o
w
a
s
o
f
f
e
r
e
d
th
e
p
re
s
-
!
days of th e week an d experts in m any ld e n c y b u t d e c lin e d . T h e A u to c a s te r
and its cred it experts would devote
Congdon
and Mrs. lten j. Cam eron.
them selves to exam ining th e safety
lines a re com ing to help solve the N e w s p a p e r S e rv ic e , in w h ic h t h i s n e w s
T he officers for th e com ing year
p a p e r h o ld s a f r a n c h is e , r e c e iv e d th e
and
security
of
every
loan
made.
problem s which confront th e farm er, fo llo w in g e x c lu s iv e s ig n e d a r t i c l e f o r i
for th e Masons are, W. C. Metzger,
A gainst th ese secu rities th e co rp o ra
s fro m M r. M c H u g h e x p la in in g th e
d airym an, poultrym an and berry u p la
tion would issue Its own deb en tu res,
n . I t s h o u ld be u n d e r s to o d t h a t f o r
W. M .; A lfred H arnm ar, S. W.;
grow ers. E very day will be w orth e ig n e r s h a v e , d u r in g th e l a s t tw o y e a r s ,
and it is th ese d eb en tu res th a t th e
J.
E. M etzger, J. W .; J. C. L u n d
r u n u p a d e b t o f f o u r b illio n d o l l a r s
A m erican investors would be asked
w hile an d an effort should be m ade f o r o u r e x p o r t s w h ic h th e y a r e u n a ld e
q u ist, tre a s u re r; W. L. G orsage,
to buy:
to pay
A m e ric a n b a n k s a r e n o w c a r r y -
to atten d as m any days as possible. in
g t h i s a w f u l load, m a k in g It Im p o s
se creta ry ; A rchie Myers, 8. D.; Edw,
Such an arran g e m en t would bring
Soils, F ertilizers and P ests will be! sib le f o r th e m io e x te n d a n y m o re c r e d it
a th reefo ld ad v an tag e to th e A m eri
A ylsw orth, J. D .; L. L. K idder,
a t hom e. S o m e th in g h a d to be d o n e .—
discussed on the first day, Monday. E d ito r .
can investor. He would, first of all.
ch ap lain ;
Geo. H oney, m a rsh al;
Field Crops will be th e su b je ct of
know th a t th e o rig in al secu rities
Guy D. Jones, S. 8.; W a lte r Metzger,
( C o p y r ig h t, lS-’O, b y T h e P u b lis h e r s ' ,
sta
n
d
in
g
behind
th
e
securities
which
th e second day, T uesday.
A u to c a s te r S e r v ic e Co.
J. 8.; W. II. Congdon, tyler.
he purchased had been selected by
W ednesday will be P o u ltry day
T he violent fall In th e prices of
com petent experts.
T he secu rities
Mrs. E d n a H all was installed
and will bring o u t a la rg e n um ber w heat and cotton have confronted
w hich he actu ally purchased would
w orthy m a tro n of th e E astern S tar
farm ers of th is co u n try w ith th e |
be A m erican securities, for they
of poultrym en.
ch ap ter. O th er officers w ere, H. J.
would be a direct liability of th is
Dairy problem s will be considered g rav est problem they have b e e n '
M IS S LO UTA A R M O U R
P uffer, W. P .; C arrie Pow ell. A. M.;
g
reat
A
m
erican
corporation.
F
in
a
l
on T hursday. All phazes of th e bus asked to m eet in m any years. To a
A nnouncem ent of th e engage
ly, his risk would bi' g reatly div ersi
C
lara l’u lfer, se creta ry ; C a rrie Cam
m en t of Miss L olita A rm our, only
iness will be handled by able speak very la rg e ex ten t th is decline has
fied by th e fact th a t each d eb en tu re
eron, tr e a s u re r; M ildred Metzger,
child
of
th
e
fam
ous
packer,
J
he bought would be backed by scores
been brou g h t about by a fallin g off
ers.
co n d u ctress; Em m a Sm ith, assistan t
Ogden A rm our, to J J Mitchell,
of different foreign securities, so th a t
F rid ay ,
H o rticu ltu re
day will in sales to th e o u tsid e w orld, by dis
J r ., son of a leading Chicago
co n d u ctress; Amy A ltm an, chap lain ;
th
e
safety
of
his
in
v
estm
en
t
would
bring all th e berry grow ers and m any organization and th e v iolent fluctu
b an k er, m ark s th e career of one
n ot depend upon th e safety of any
Minnie C lan ah an , A da; M innie Ayls
besides fo r this is one of the big ques ations in E uropean exchange rates,
A m erican g irl w hich has been
one of these.
w orth,
R u th ;
A nna L undquist,
w
atched
w
ith
In
terest
by
th
e
en
T his co rp o ratio n , with a cap ital of
and by th e in ab ility of th e o utside Jo h n M e H u g h .
tions of in te re st now.
E
sth
e
r;
V
era
T
ucker,
M arth a; C ar
tire
nation.
Born
a
cripple
with
$100,000,000, would be auth o rized
S atu rd ay w ill be F a rm B ureau world, p articu la rly E urope, to pay
rie Adlx, E lecta; Mabel O tt, w arder:
unde
the
Edge
Act
to
issue
as
high
a
hip
disease,
she
w
as
healed
day and th e business men plan to en Im m edlafcly fo r th e a g ric u ltu ra l selves in undoubted solvency, can n o t as $ . 000,000,000 of d ebentures. It
when h er fa th e r sum m oned a fa
Geo. F. Honey, sen tin el.
te rta in th e farm ers a t a big hom e products, and in fact, fo r all th e ex tie up th e ir loans fo r m ore th a n a is proposed to o rganize th is co rp o r m ous E uropean ' ‘bloodless" su r
Dr. 11. H. O tt gave a saxaphone
few
m
onths
a
t
a
tim
e.
atio
n
on
so
g
rea
t
a
scale
because
It
is
products luncheon as they did last portable products th a t A m erica has
geon h ere to o p era te at the coat
solo d u rin g th e program which was
T
he
d
uty
of
extending
th
is
credit
felt
th
a
t
th
e
m
ag
n
itu
d
e
of
th
e
task
of m ore th an $100,000
She is
year.
I t is expected th a t all th e to offer.
rests upon th e g re a t body of A m eri dem ands it. Such a co rp o ratio n , by now 23
much enjoyed. W alter A drian gave
She was very active In
m eetings except those of th e la st day
T he dependence of o u r w heat can investors. In o rd er to prevent its vast resources, would be able to
a read in g and Mr. and Mrs. Edw.
w
ar
w
ork,
th
is
p
ictu
re
having
will be held a t th e g ran g e hall. T he farm s and cotton grow ers upon ex any possibility of inflation, of which com m and th e best expert ta le n t; It
A ylsw orth sang a duet. Mrs. O. J.
been taken a t th a t tim e.
la st m eeting of th e week will be held port tra d e may be ju d g ed from th e we have had enough, they should ex w ould have th e efficiency attac h in g
Brown sang a solo.
tend
th
is
credit
o
u
t
of
th
e
ir
savings.
to
la
rg
e
o
rg
an
izatio
n
s;
it
would
give
a t th e Masonic hall if th e ten ativ e fact th a t norm ally fully o n e-q u a rte r The way for them to do th is Is to
W. K. H am ilton was presented
th e utm ost p rotection to th e Investor; STRAWBERRY PLANTS
plans are carried out.
A fter th e of. o u r w heat o u tp u t is sent abroad purchase th e long-term se cu ritie s of It would be b e tte r able to encourage
TO BE INSPECTED w ith th e past m a ste r’s jew el and
m eeting T h u rsd ay evening m ore def and m ore th a n one-half of th e cotton o u r E uropean and o tn e r foreign cus th r if t; it would give to every locality
tom ers. T hese may be secured by th e fu llest possible use of th e capital
D. E. Towle will esco rt Lee B. Mrs. J. C. S hultz was presented w ith
in ite plans will be announced.
we grow.
th
e
assets
of
p
riv
ate
co
rp
o
ratio
n
s
o
r
and
funds
com
ing
out
of
th
a
t
locali
Strong, chief deputy p la n t q u a ra n tin e a past m a tro n ’s Jewel.
W hat th e world dem ands from us railro ad s o r of m unicipalities of gov
Mrs. H all, th e newly installed
ty ; and, finally, It would claim th e officer, of Sacram ento, C alifornia, on
FORMER RESIDENT HERE
may continue fo r sev eral years to ernm ents.
E urope, especially, is highest degree of public confidence
m atro n , was m uch su rp rised by the
a
to
u
r
of
th
e
straw
b
e
rry
fields
of
th
e
DIES AT HIGHLAND come to exceed w hat it is able to sell p repared to offer very a ttra c tiv e rates at home, and by v irtu e of its prestig e
p resen tatio n of a gold pencil su it
us in re tu rn . It Is o u r d uty then, and of In terest in o rd er to g e t th is credit. and position would ex ert a ce rtain county F rid ay .
The Oregon City E n te rp rise con by th a t Is m eant n ot only o u r duty
One reason why A m erican in v est and conunanding position abroad.
T his inspection w ork is th e re su lt ably engrav ed from th e G ardenia
It is rn th e in te rest of every farm of a conference w ith C alifornia a u c h a p te r O. E. 8. of Los Angeles, C al
tain s In its la st issue th e follow ing no to th e w orld, b u t o u r d uty to o u r ors have not availed them selves of
tice of th e death of Mrs. Amy B ridge selves, if we w ish to m ain tain o u r th is o p p o rtu n ity is th a t they have e r In th is co u n try actively to su p th o rities who have decided to perm it ifo rn ia, w here she form erly belonged.
not, like B ritish investors, for in port such a co rp o ratio n , because it
She was also presented w ith a b eau ti
Swank, a form er resident of F airview own exports, to ex ten d cred it th a t stance,
acquired th e h ab it of foreign will be one of th e m ain purposes of th e sh ip m en t of straw b e rry plants
ful silk u m b rella th e g ift of relatives
and C o ttrell:
th
e
co
rporation
to
su
p
p
o
rt
him
.
It
in
v
estm
en
t;
b
u
t
behind
th
is
is
an
from
fields
th
a
t
have
been
Inspected
will ru n for several years. It is out
The late Mrs. Amy B ridge Sw ank, of th e question for cred it ru n n in g for even deeper reason, and th a t is th a t will do th is n o t only directly, by ex-| and found free from straw b e rry root In th e east.
A b an q u e t was served a t th e close
was born J a n u a ry 19, 1874, a t the so long a tim e to be ca rrie d by banks they feel them selves too uninform ed ten d in g cred it to th e d irect foreign w eevil an d crow n hour.
condition abroad to Judge th e risk p u rch asers of o u r ag ric u ltu ral prod-1
of
th e evening. J. C. Shultz was the
farm hom e n ea r P eru. N ebraska, whose liabilities, th a t is, w hose de on
T he root weevil has been th e pest
they are ta k in g . It is precisely to ucts, but it will do It also Indirectly
w here she grew to w om anhood.
overcom e th ese obstacles th a t lead by aiding th e p ro sp erity of o u r m an of th is te rrito ry for several yeare and to a stm a ste r.
posits,
a
re
m
ainly
payable
on
de
At the age of 20 she received a cer
F rom s ta rt to finish th e evening
ing b an k ers and business m en, a t a u fac tu rin g exporters.
has caused a g re a t deal of trouble,
tificate from th e te ach ers tra in in g m and; th e banks, to keep them -
was m ost d elig h tfu l and everything
In
some
sections
even
forcing
th
e
course of th e N ebraska sta te norm al
FRIDAY S OUTLOOK TO
REV. MR MARANGEOPA
moved along in a pleasing m anner.
school, located at P eru, and fo r two EARNEST EVANS DIES
BE
IN
MAIL
THURSDAY
TO SPEAK AT COTTRELL grow ers to d iscontinue grow ing b er
SUDDENLY
AT
DOVER
years ta u g h t nearby.
ries on certain sections of th e county.
She was m a rried to E rn est Swank,
L ast y ear p lan ts strip p ed from this CLOSED MODELS TO BE
Owing to th e fact th a t th e re will Rev. H arreb ellio A. M arangeopa will
of F airview , Oregon, F eb ru ary 19,
E arn est Evans, a fo rm er resid en t
SHOWN AT AUTO SHOW
1896. They cam e to Oregon in th e of th e C edar d istric t died a t his be no ru ra l delivery.of m all on eith er preach at th e C o ttrell com m unity section of Oregon to C alifo rn ia spread
church
next
Sunday.
T
h
ere
will
be
spring of 1898, residing n ea r F air-
tro u b le in C alifornia and a 'q u a ra n
S atu rd ay o r Sunday, th e next issue
P o rtla n d 's m unicipal au d ito riu m
view and C ottrell, O regon, u n til the hom e two m iles from Dover, Decern
of th e O utlook will be ready fo r de th ree services d u rin g th e day an d a tine was placed on all p lan ts com ing will be Ju st bulging with surprises
fall of 1908, when they purchased h er 24 from h e a rt disease.
T his is a basket d in n e r will be served a t noon. from th is state.
for th e m otoring public of th e n o rth
th e ir p resent hom e at H ighland, 12
Mr. E vans and his p are n ts cam e to livery F rid ay m orning.
Rev. Mr. M arangeopa will speak
By a recent ag reem en t p la n ts may w est when th e Tw elfth A nnual Au
m iles ea st of Oregon City.
full
day
e
a
rlie
r
th
an
u
su
al
and cor
th e C edar d istric t ab o u t 13 o r 14
She Im m ediately en tered into all
resp o n d en ts and >ad v ertlsers are re a t 11 o’clock on th e topic, "T his be shipped Into C alifo rn ia from fields tom obile show opens Ja n u a ry 10,
co n tin u in g to th e 15th Inclusive. A
th a t was best fo r th e upbuilding of years ago and m ade th e ir hom e th e re
year th o u sh a lt d ie.”
th a t have passed th e inspector.
m illion d o lla r display of autom otive
th e neighborhood, being in stru m e n ta l for a num ber of years. L a te r they quested to have th e ir copy in early.
At
3
o’clock
th
e
aftern
o
o
n
service
T h ere are sev eral fields h ere which products w ith u background of P o rt
in th e reorganizing of th e Sunday moved to th e ir hom e a t Dover.
la n d ’s fam ous flower— th e rose— will
school, acting as su p e rin ten d e n t and
The F irs t S tate Bank fu rn ish es its will begin. "G od’s G reat G ift” is th e are to be inspected.
Mr. E vans was aged 39 years, five
assista n t su p e rin ten d e n t for two years
saving depositors with U. S. T reasu ry topic of th e aftern o o n serm on.
T he work Is being carried on by g reet th e resid en ts of th is section of
m
onths
and
29
days.
He
leaves
to
as long as h er h ea lth p erm itted ta k
certificates ru n n in g six m o n th s o r one
T he evening service will com th e S tate Board of H o rticu ltu re and th e co u n try who a tte n d th e an n u al
event.
ing part in all eivlc w ork of th e neig h m ourn th e ir loss his fa th e r and y ear b earin g in te re st a t ra te of 5 % mence at 7 :4 5 . T he necessity of con
J. E. S tan sb erry , sta te h o rtic u ltu re
“ T he B eauty Show of th e A utom o
borhood.
m other, Mr. and Mrs. P h ilip Evans, per cent and 6 per cent. No safer
She lived to see h e r th ree d a u g h two b ro th ers, O rville and A rth u r, and secu rities can he had.
tf v ersio n ” will be discussed by Rev. Inspector and E. L. L ovett of th e de tive W orld” Is to be the official title
M arangeopa a t th e evening service. p artm en t of etom ology a re co-operat by w hich th e show Is to he known
ters. Lucille, Gladys and B lanche
th is y ear and Is especially befitting
g rad u a ted from th e Oregon City high a sister, B e rth a Evans.
A rem e C ard P arty .
A cordial in v itatio n Is extended to ing.
A large n um b er of frien d s g a th
to th e display of th e products of th e
school and become successful teach
The A rem e club will give a card all to atten d th is service.
au to m o tiv e world for passenger con
ers.
ered fo r th e fu n eral services which p arty , W ednesday evening, Decem
FAMILY REUNION AT
veyance th is year, inasm uch as m an
She Is survived by h e r husband and w ere conducted from th e hom e S un
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
ber 29, In Masonic hall. A dm ission
u fa c tu re rs are devoting much of
th e follow ing ch ild ren : Mrs. L ucille
J.
R.
GRIFFIF
HOME
day
m
orning
at
10
a.
m.
Rev.
E
arl
th e ir atte n tio n to m odels w ith lines
Boyer, of Oregon C ity: G ladys and
will be 25 cents each and playing blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P.
| Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt
Blanche Swank, teaching in W asco B. Cotton officiating.
J. It. Griffif celeb rated his 87th of b eau ty and grace.
will begin a t 8 :3 0 p. m. A cordial land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
Especial prom inence will be given
county; W illie Swank at hom e; R ich
b irth d ay last T h u rsd ay . T h a t even to enclosed m odels, on account of th e
in v itation Is extended to all.
87 Co.
ard th e youngest, died In Infancy at
Read th e W an t Ads.
ing he suffered a slig h t stro k e of par grow ing country-w ide dem and by
C ottrell, O regon;
one gran d ch ild ,
alysls b u t recovered from th e effects m o to rists fo r th is class of vehicle be
Amy E lizabeth Boyer.
IrRUMINENT
FOOTSTEPS
OF
NATION
LEAD
TO
HARDING
FRONT
PORCH]
She Is also survived by h e r aged
of th e stro k e and now seem s back to com ing so pronounced. T he develop
m ent of th e closed ca r is reach in g a
fa th e r. Wm. B ridge. Canby, Oregon,
his norm al h ealth . U ntil a y ear ago high s ta te of perfection In alm ost ev
and th e follow ing b ro th ers and sis
last
A
ugust
Mr.
Griffif
had
not
known
ery m ake of autom obile. T he low est
te rs. 8 F. Bridge. B attleground. W n.;
J. W. Bridge. D ecatur, 111.: Mrs. J e n
w hat it m eant to be ill. At th a t tim e priced cars m an u factu red today bear
nie Bailey and L u re tta B ridge, of
he fell from a high porch and tore out th is fe a tu re and are appointing
C anby: .Mrs. Mary C hristenson, of
e ir closed Jobs to rival those of th e
th
e ligam ents loose in one of his an th
T ro u td ale, Oregon, and Mrs. Jessie F.
h ig h er priced m akes.
kies
and
since
th
a
t
tim
e
has
been
L an caster, Propsy, A lta, C anada.
O ut of th irty -e ig h t passenger car
T hat she was highly ap preciated by
d ealers In P o rtlan d , who are m em
confined to his ch air.
h e r neighbors was show n by th e ir lov
Mr. Griffif is rejoicing In th e pres bers of th e Autom obile D ealers’ as
ing help and care d u rin g h e r la st ill
3 4 have alread y secured
enee
of his children with him th is sociation,
ness and death. H er fam ily and
space In th e com ing show for th e dis
C
h
ristm
as
day.
T
he
fam
ily
g
ath
ered
friends a re g ra te fu l to all.
play of I h eir cars. These 3 4 dealers
T he fu n eral was conducted by Rev.
from m any points to bo w ith him rep rese n t 51 different m akes of ears,
E. A. Sm ith, of L ents, a close frien d ,
B ert Griffif cam e from B urk, Idaho w hich will be rep resen ted by 131
at th e hom e in H ighland, T hursday,
T he 50,000 sq u are feet of
to
viBit his fa th e r an d also his wife models.
D ecem ber 9th. B u ria l in Zion cem e
floor space In th e au d ito riu m will
and
ch
ild
ren
who
a
re
spending
th
e
allow fo r th e display of 144 cars as
tery , Canby, Oregon.
w in ter w ith Mr. Griffif carin g for o rig in ally planned, and th e several
C om m ercializing of a n a tu ra l re
him. F red Griffif and wife from d ealers who have delayed m aking
source has been «planned fo r by two
th e ir ap p licatio n fo r apace on account
C
ulver, O regon, A bner Griffif and of
men who have purchased 4 2 acres of
re a d ju stm e n ts in th e ir o rg an iza
fam
ily
of
P
le
a
sa
n
t
Home,
Mrs.
R.
land, including C lassic lake, n ea r
tions a re expected to use up th e bal
W heeler and are m aking a rra n g e
K ane of G resham an d son H enry, ance of th e space.
m ents to breed rainbow and ea stern
Space in th e accessory d ep a rtm en t
who has Just re tu rn e d from Pilot
brook tro u t. They have alre ad y se
of th e show , which is to be conduct
Rock,
W
ashington,
an
d
J.
Douglass
cured a m a rk e t both fo r th e fish
ed u n d er th e auspices of th e A uto
T hese flays a re alm ost as ousy
and fam ily from E stacad a w ere m otive E quipm ent M an u factu rers and
an d su rp lu s eggs.
A lthough th e
for
th
e
p
h
o
to
g
rap
h
ers
In
M
arlon.
h atch ery Is th e only im provem ent
D istrib u to rs association, was allotted
am ong those present.
O., as those at W ashington In th e
planned at th e present tim e, th e new
to th e accessory d ealers at a m eeting
m
a
tte
r
of
p
ictu
rin
g
the
visits
of
ow ners hope ev entually to erect a
“ T h ere is a feeling am ong apple last w eek, and th is fea tu re of tho
Im p o rtan t personages P re sid en t
hotel and tonveniences fo r sp o rts
I grow ers all over th e n o rth w est th a t show is prom ised to be one of tho
elect
H
ard
in
g
Is
keeping
to
his
men.
! w estern applos and o th e r w estern best of Its kind ever held here
cam paign prom ise« of inviting the
An eclipse of all form er autom o
! fru its should be han d led by w estern
F lo u r is now m oving to th e O rient
leading m inds of th e natiOD to ex
j m en,” C. I. Lewis of th e Oregon bile show s held h ere (s prom ised by
from P o rtlan d in la rg e r q u an titie s
press opinions on th e do m in an t
G row ers C ooperative association said th e D ealers association u n d er whose
th a n fo r m any years. T he ste am er
q uestions and problem s of th e
up on his recent re tu rn from 8po- auspices th e 1921 show Is being
Abercos, now loading several th o u
day, reg a rd le ss of p arty connec
i,™,.».
found th e apple
grow ers of stag ed . T he opening n ig h t, Ja n u ary
I ! kane.
_____________
_______
sand tons for Y okahom a. Kobe, th e
W ashington stro n g ly In fav o r of co- 10th, will be devoted especially to
tions.
P hilippines and o th e r points, is th e
o p erativ e m a rk e tin g In h an dling , th e reception of all p erso n s co n n ected
Upper left picture shows Mrs.
first vessel to ta k e o u t a cargo u nder
with th e autom otive world. This in-
Harding and Mrs. Coolidge, wife
, crops.
th e new ra te reduction, which will
eludes all autom obile dealers, th e ir
of the vice president-elect. In the
p erm it O regon to com pete w ith Ca
If celery Is scarce and high, cab- dep en d en ts and fam ilies and m em
m ost friendly of chats, w hile their
nadian shippers. T he drop la from
! bage chopped fine, mixed w ith plenty bers of th e autom otive eq u ipm ent
Illustrious husbands confer
Up
of celery seed will be found a fine trad e s. Including accessorym en, gar-
$10 to $7 a ton.
right shows the president
agenien, and th e ir dependents. The
|s u b s titu te in y o u r salad
elect
and
the
Democratic
leader.
D on’t w orry, be cheerful, plan your
g eneral public is also Invited to a t
W.
J.
Bryan
Lower,
Herbert
A fter icing th e C h ristm as cake tend th is opening night, which prom
w ork— th en follow th e plan.
Hoover, former food adm inistra
place It In a slow oven to h ard en ises to be especially Interesting.
tor, and Mr. Harding
Hoover,
C o rn s h o w on in P o rtla n d .
I b u t do not allow It to brown.
T he first Oregon sta te corn show Is j
him self a prominent candidate for
The next regular meeting of the
presidential nomination, has been
on exhibit in th e Oregon ex h ib it room I
A little nutmeg grated and mixed firemen will be held on Jan. 3. At
mentioned
as
a
possible
cabinet
of th e Oregon building in P o rtlan d I
with the stuffing Intended for the tur this m eeting the regular election of
member la the-H arding admin te-
key or goose, will greatly improve
T his ex hibit will be show n u n til F eb
'officer» will be held.
trattoa.
the flavor.
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