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^VOL. 10, NO. 93
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921
NEARLY 1500 FARMERS ATTEND
FARM BUREAU WEEK SESSIONS;
ABOUT 500 ENJOY FINE BANQUET
THE LESSON TO BE LEARNED
HONEYMOON TRIP
ONE OF SURPRISES
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
LEWIS RE-ELECTED
FAIR PRESIDENT
The long postponed honeymoon
trip of Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Wiles,
to which the O utlook referred sev­
eral weeks ago, has been one of con­
The re g u la r m eeting of th e M ult­
tin u ed su rp rises and pleasures. F o r­ nom ah county fa ir board was held in
ty-eight years of happy wedded life th e office of S. 11. H all Monday a fte r­
called for som e ad eq u ate celebration. noon w ith a good atten d an ce. The
T he F a rm e r’s W eek program this , the a ir in the main giving a balmy
frag ran ce not enjoyed in any o th e r
! so th is trip to th e so u th lan d was new board was sw orn In and officers
y ear was a splendid success from ev­ 1 section
of the state. We are, in
planned. T he P ullm an sleep er and elected for th e com ing year. It was
ery standpoint. T he atten d an ce for fact, blessed w ith a m ost happy lo­
th e diner, w ith colored p o rter and th e sen tim en t of th e m eeting th a t
th e w eek was nearly 1500 as com ­ cation. O ur w inters are mild and
w aiters, afforded experience« so un- th e re would be a good county fair
pared w ith 800 fo r the week last sh o rt, and th e sum m ers are not
scorched with tro p ical d ro u th and
, usual as to keep them constantly in- th is year but th a t a n um ber of th e
year.
heat.
An ag reeab le an d p leasan t
|te re ste d .
m ore expensive featu res should be
T he w eek’s program s w ent off te m p eratu re
prevails
th e
y ear
T hese experiences were not en ­ cut down and p erhaps som e of them
sm oothly w ithout a hitch in plans a n J around.
O ur soil is exceedingly stro n g and
tirely satisfacto ry to th e people ac­ done away w ith alto g eth er. The
th e g eneral se n tim e n t seem ed th a t
fertile producing in g re a t abundance
custom ed to th e plenty of th e farm plan is to get back to a county basts
th e g ran g e hall was a good place to th e crops congenial (and they are
table, for. in a le tte r to th e Outlook, not try in g to com pete or equal in
be d u rin g lecture hour.
m any) to the clim ate. T ru e we have
Mr. W iles says of th e b reak fast, " It any way th e sta te fair. It was found
S aturday, of course, was th e big rains in w inter, but th a t m eans good
consists of two spoons of mush, th a t the d irectors were all ready to
day of the week and th e Masonic hall pasture, hay next season, straw b e r­
ries, potatoes, berries, fru its, oats,
about th e sam e of m ilk, h alf a sm all work for the Interest« of th e fa ir and
was taxed to capacity to hold th e corn, w heat, fat stock, and all th e
potato, roasted, a piece of b u tte r as th e com ing y ear would find few er
crow ds th a t atten d ed . From a check featu res th a t m ake o u r localiy de­
big as a b ird ’s egg, one slice of high priced officers and th a t th e d i­
m ade by one of th e com m ittee on sirable.
In boring a deep well on prem ises
bread, toasted, one cup of coffee. rectors would each and all endeavor
serving, it was found th a t m ore than
owned by the late W. S. Ladd, some
F or th is you have th e privilege of to m ake th e d ep artm en ts as econom ­
550 persons were p resent a t th e b an ­ years ago, in w hat Is now the L aurel-
paying one d o llar and fifty cents."
ical as possible w ith o u t low ering
quet.
h urst addition to east P o rtlan d , the
Mr. and Mrs. W iles had th e ir first th e q u ality of th e fair.
T h ere was an ab u n d an t supply of a u g u r encountered a fir log at a
glim pse of C alifornia on this trip.
The old board of d irecto rs met for
food provided fo r th e occasion and depth of over 400 feet, show ing u n ­
questionably I th in k , th a t between
The first few hours were u n in te rest­ a sh o rt session d u rin g w hich tim e
ev ery thing w ent off in a pleasing th e hills on th e west of P o rtlan d and
'V .H O Ñ O
ing. Mr. W iles says. We d id n 't see the rep o rt of th e finance com m ittee
m an n er. The crow d began g ath erin g the Cascade ran g e th a t th e te rrito ry
enough greens grow ing to feed a was rend and accepted. T he rep o rt
we
now
occupy
is
an
allu
v
ial
deposit
ab o u t fifteen m inutes before th e
ja ck rab b it a m onth. We soon reached is us follows:
scheduled tim e and handicapped of g rea t age and unknow n depth.
MRS. J. M. HILLYARD
E astern M ultnom ah p resents a COTTPELL PUPILS HIGH
the beuutiful S acram ento valley and
those in charge of serving slightly but gentle slope from so u th to north and
G resham , Oregon. Jap . 14, 1921.
IN SCHOLARSHIP TEST
DIES UNDER OPERATION to r th e first tim e saw' oranges grow ­
th is was soon overcom e and th e ban­ from east to west, drained resp ect­
To the P resid en t and Board of Di­
N eighbors and friends in th is vi­ ing on th e trees. They visited with
q u et proceeded in an o rderly m an ­ ively by th e Sandy riv er and Johnson
The pupils of C ottrell school
rector« of the M ultnom ah County
n er. I t was an inspiring sig h t to creek.
cinity
were shocked to learn of th e th e ir son in Fresno, w here they also
F a ir A ssociation:
And in all th is are a th e re is scarce­ showed good scholarship on th e last
see th e long tables w ith th e ir lines ly an acre but may be cu ltiv ated in te st sent by S u p erin ten d en t Vedder. sudden d eath of Mrs. J. M. H illyard, found old acq uaintances. T he next
We, th e finance com m ittee app o in t­
some m anner by some profitable crop.
of happy faces.
who passed aw ay on S aturday after- visit was w ith an o th e r son in a beau­ ed to exam ine the books of th e secre­
Miss Minnie Schrepel, dom estic In some localities th e re are hills, but Five tests in arith m etic and spelling ’noon, Ja n u a ry 15, follow ing an o per­ tifu l section of th e San Jo u q u in val­ tary and tre a su re r, wish to rep o rt
none so high o r b arren , b u t they a re se n t from his office during the
science teacher at Union H igh school, would
ation a t Good S am aritan hospital in ley w here they had an opportunity th a t we found th e sam e co rrect and
answ er some valuable purpose
of seeing m uch of th e country. One satisfactory. T he follow ing in fo rm a­
and a corp of girls from h e r classes to th e ag ric u ltu rist o r dairym an, th e year.
Those pupils m aking an average of P ortland.
assisted the business m en’s com m it­ la tte r industry, in my hum ble o pin­
Mrs H illy ard had spend her en tire ilay they rode for 80 miles and w ere| tion is su b m itted :
tee in serving th e banquet.
The ion, w ith our location of a m ark et in 90 per cent in arith m etic are given a life In th e l’owell Valley neighbor- scarcely o u t of sig h t of vineyards, Total receipts for 1920 $28,317.05
the nearby city of P o rtlan d for m ilk
28,307.16
girls also prepared the salad u nder and cream is destined to be p ro d u ct­ diplom a, w hile In spelling an average j hood, w here she was born 50 years bordered along th e road w ith figs, T otal expenditures 1920
of 96 per cent is required. Those pu­
olives, palm s, olean d ers and oranges.
th e direction of Miss Schrepel.
ive of g re a t w ealth. G radually but
ago
on
Ja
n
u
a
ry
6.
She
leaves
to
Bal.
on
hand
9.89
T he com m ittee in charge are surely we shall see th is region tra n s ­ pils m aking 100 per cent and the m ourn h e r d ep a rtu re her husband, Good buildings and good roads c h a r­
W arran ts draw n 1920
$34,124.18
g ra te fu l to all those who assisted in form ed into th e rich est dairying area class average for th e various grades th e follow ing ch ild ren : Mrs. F lora acterize th e section.
e Pacific Coast.
in arith em e tic were as follows:
T he next visit was w ith a d au g h ter W a rran ts in hands of sec­
th e many ways in m aking th e b an ­ on In th fact
G earh art,
B urlingam e, C alifo rn ia;
every section of M ultnom ah
re ta ry
5,766.16
Of
q u et possible. Among those who county m ay be cultivated in berries, E ig h th : Amil K illin, Lewis Meehan. Jas. O. H illy ard , P o rtlan d ; Vivian and son-in-law in San Diego.
W a rra n ts in hands of H. A.
Class
average
96
per
cent.
Seventh
th
is
place
Mr.
W
iles
says,
"W
e
saw
p av e generous support w erePaciflc grain, potato fields, p astu re, m ead­
Lewis
2,121.48
H. H illyard, who lives n ear the home
....
1 6 ,6 9 0 /':
Coast B iscuit Co., K night PackingCo.. ows or orchards, and some day e a st­ grade: W illiam Fow ler, Ju liu s R ü th ­ place, Verl and Velna of th e fam ily 1 here th e first plant planted in Cali­ Notes o u tstan d in g
ern M ultnom ah count . will be th e
In tre a su re r's hands
.91
Sandy C ream ery Co., Sw ift & Co., most b eautiful and th e most p ro d u ct­ er, Raym ond W atkins; average 99 home. She leaves also five b rothers, fo rn ia 147 years ago, the ru in s of the Bal
Sixth g rad e : E dith An­
church w here th e cross was first E stim ated Indebtedness In­
A rm our & Co., A*. R u p ert & Co., ive section of any p art of th is en tire p er cent.
Alvin Lake of W amic, O regon; C. Z.
c lu d in g in te re s t
$1 9 ,0 0 0 .0 0
K err Gifford Co., W hite Clover Ice globe. To m ake o u r geographical drew s, Lewis H udson, Paul P itts, and C. M. L ake of B oring; H. G. and planted, (he old plaza and m onum ent
Respectfully subm itted,
Jam
es
Crissey,
E
sth
e
r
A
ndrew
s;
class
JOHN SLER ET,
Cream Co., B lake M cFall Co., F irst proportions rig h t th e present legisla­
J. H. L ake of G resham , and a sister, w here G eneral F rem ont first planted
tu re should give M ultnom ah all te r r i­
R. L. TH O R PE.
th e Ui cd S tates dug, an old g rav e­
S tate Bank, D w ight E dw ards Co., tory north of th e C lackam as river, average 97. F ifth g rad e : A ugusta Mrs. R. B. M ilne of Gresham .
Com m ittee.
yard
with
crum
bling
walls
und
faded
Closset & Devers, T. W. Je n k in s & ami it m ight not be am iss for you to R uther. Class average 97.
T he fu n eral services will be held
•
A
perfect
grad
e
was
m
ade
by
the
heailbo
irds,
and
old
schoolhouse
C.
D.
M
inton
expressed
his ap p re­
thus
m
em
oralize
th
a
t
body
now
in
Co., W adham s & Co., T ru Blu Bis­
follow ing in spelling: Amil K illin, from th e M ethodist Episcopal church and first jail, all in ruiiiB. We stood ciation of th e co-operation of the
c u it Co., L ang & Co., W adham s & session.
in G resham on W ednesday afternoon,
And gentlem en we should see to it
K err Bros., N orthw est P otato S tarch th a t th is fair h eritag e shall not pass H erb ert E dw ards, M yrtle Brook, Ja n u a ry 19, at 2 o’clock, Rev. A. J. on an old Mexican ox c a rt 200 years m em bers of th e board d u rin g the two
Zaldee
A
ult,
Raym
ond
W
atkins
old. T he U nited S tates naval station years th a t he has been m an ag er of
Co., Jones M arket, G resham Home into the possession of a race of
W are of Oregon City officiating. In ­
Bakery, O utlook
P ublishing
Co. O riental men and women alien to o u r Ju liu s R u th er, E dith A ndrew s, E sth er te rm en t will be In the G resham cem e­ is across the bay from San Diego. the fa ir board. T he old board then
O. M. P. cheese and Nu L ade eggs ideals of Am erican life. Of this peril A ndrews, A ugusta R u th er, E leanor tery. A m ore extended o b itu ary will H ere we saw, in o u r trip of 25 miles, ad jo u rn ed and th e d irecto rs fo r th e
I beg you to be aw are.
Brook and B ernard R obertson.
anchored
subm arines,
subm arine com ing y ear were sw orn In by K. A.
w ere served.
In many parts of th e county are
Pupils on the roll of ho n o r for last ap p ear later.
chasers, torpedo boats and torpedo Miller.
T he tables w ere decorated w ith fine springs of p erpetually ru n n in g
boat destroyers, also very large
Mrs. Cliff K ern, F ran k Heiney,
bouquets of red carnations donated w ater bursting fo rth from th e ea rth , m onth were, H erbert E dw ards, Lewis
O b itu a ry o f Itev. W. It. P lum lee.
W illiam Ransom Plum lee was born fighting vessels and th e larg est air G. N. Sager, R. I. A nderson an d H.
by A lbers Bros. M illing Go., and adding to the beauty and value of o u r M eehan, Amil K illin, E d n a Beers,
com m onw ealth.
T his is noticeably
pussy willows g ath ered from the tru e in th e vicinity of T ro u td ale, F air- Zaidee A utl, M yrtle Brook, F ried a in M issouri, Ja n u a ry 25, 1883. Hi* j c ra ft in th e United States w ith a wing W. Snashall w ere th e newly elected
W illiam
Fow ler, Ju liu s was fatally in ju red in the Island mill ; spread of 125 feet.
It carries 50 directors. J. D. Lee, who was also
view and along th e breaks of th e R u th er,
wood*.
R
u
th
er,
Raymond
W
atkins,
Jum
es
men,
tw
o
larg
e
guns,
and
b urns 40 elected a t th e last m eeting, was un­
Sandy
river
and
Johnson
creek;
A fter the banquet was well u nder
a t St. H elens, Oregon, by being
while as you ail know we have In our Crissey, P aul P itts, A ugusta R uther. throw n by th e cable on th e log c a r - : gallon an hour. Its tan k capacity for able to be present because of his
way S. B. H all, th e chairm an, in tro ­ glorious
Bull Run an ab u n d an t su p ­
riage which he was repairing, with gasoline is 7800 gallons. It has th ree duties as a m em ber of th e s ta te legis­
duced K. A. Miller, m ayor of G resh­ ply of th e purest w ate r u n d er th e
GRANGE DRILL TEAM TO
Mrs. E d ith Tozler W eath-
such force th a t his skull was frac­ Victory engines of 400 horse power la tu re.
am , who gave th e follow ing address. stars.
INSTALL OFFICERS tured. T his occurred In th e evening each. We visited F o rt ltosencrans erred was also ab sen t. T he o th e r
In this brief survey of o u r locality
Mr. C hairm an, L adies and G entle- j and hom es I should not om it th e
and saw th e d isap p earin g guns th a t directo rs are H. A. Lewis, A. F. Mil­
m e n :—
The drill team from L ents grange, of Ja n u a ry 5th, 1921. He died early
sta te m en t th a t th e first se ttlers of
ler, J. W. Tow nsend, Theo. B rugger,
As a rep resen tativ e of th e business M ultnom ah county b ro u g h t with them
th e next m orning at St. V incents hos­ com m and th e h arb o r."
A m uch enjoyed p art of the trip of T. J. K reuder, Jo h n S leret and E. L.
men of G resham it gives me g rea t the principals of m o rality and relig ­ u nder th e efficient lead ersh ip of Mrs. pital In P o rtlan d w ithout regaining
p leasu re to have th e o pportunity of ion, which exerted a pow erful influ­ W. L. H otchkiss, will in stall th e of­ consciousness.
Mr. and Mrs. W iles was in Los An­ Thorpe.
extending to th is fine body of men ence In th e proper and correct o rg a n ­
Before th e election of officers an
He cam e w ith his p aren ts to W ash­ geles, w here they visited th e ir form ­
and women a hearty welcome to our ization of society. T he c h a racter of ficers of M ultnom ah g ran g e in the
town on th is th e second annual these early se ttle rs gave tone and In­ O rient hall next S aturday afternoon. ington a t th e age of th ree years and e r p asto r. Rev. J. M ontcalm Brown extended discussion of ways and
F a rm e r’s W eek.
fluence to all present day appreciation The sam e team will exem plify th e settled In th e Palouse counry. Here and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. m eans was en tered into and a« a re ­
One year ago o u r first fa rm er's of good breeding, good schools, good th ird and fo u rth degrees before
he secured his early education and tfurlson of G resham , who a re spend­ su lt a m otion was m ade and carried
convention was held and it was pro­ churches, economy, in d u stry , and
They w ent th a t every m em ber of th e board tu rn
Rockwood gran g e on W ednesday ev ­ grew to m anhood. F or a tim e he a t­ ing th e w in ter th ere.
nounced such a success by all who rig h t living.
with
th
e
C
arlsons
th
ro
u
g
h th e city In a t the next m eeting, F eb ru ary 7,
ening,
F
eb
ru
ary
2,
when
a
class
of
had th e pleasure of atten d in g , th a t
tended
th
e
F
re
e
M
ethodist
college
at
F inally ladies and gentlem en, we
th e hope was en tertain ed by many at welcome you and w hile here, th e ab o u t 17 will be received into m em ­ S eattle and la te r took a course from and saw m any w onderful things.
a w ritten plan o r suggestion as to
th a t tim e th a t th is F a rm e r’s W eek m ayor hands over th e keys of o u r bership. The L ents team will also th e
Mr. and Mrs. W iles a re again In how th e fa ir could be m ade m ore
In
te
rn
a
tio
n
a
l
C
orrespondence
could be repeated and m ade an an ­ town with in stru ctio n s to run things
F resno and are having a m ost enjoy­ successful from a business as well as
in stall th e newly elected officers.
school.
n u al event, and from p resent indica­ to su it yourselves.
tions it would seem th a t o u r a n tic i­
He was u n ited In m arriag e to Mabel able visit w ith th e ir son and family. an educational stan d p o in t.
p ations are to be realized and I am
Among the suggestions m ade a t
Olsen and H ughes from P o rtlan d MRS ELIZABETH E. OTIS
F rances S tre y fe lle r at H arrin g to n , Mr. W iles says, “ We have to tak e a
su re th a t as long as Mr. 8. B. H all, gave several e n te rta in in g m usical
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS W ashington, Ja n u a ry 1, 1910. In bath every few days to keep th e moss th e m eeting were the b ringing in of
o u r g enial county agent, is a t th e
a lyceum course for the evenings,
his early m anhood he yielded him self on o u r backs from drying up.”
helm we sh all enjoy these annual num bers. The w histling solo by Mr.
Mrs. E lizabeth E. O tis, a form er
and perhaps a rra n g e for football or
Olsen was especially fine and he was
to God in a very definite m anner, was
events.
We fellows confined to the h u m ­ given an en th u siastic encore to resid en t of P lea san t Home, died at converted an d Joined the F ree POST AND CORPS
baseball gam es between prom inent
drum of petty things in town enjoy which he responded w ith a solo. L a­ th e home of H. L. Camp In P o rtlan d
INSTALL OFFICERS team s for th e afternoons.
M
ethodist
ch
u
rch
and
rem
ained
a
being hosts to our friends on th e
T h ere was som e ta lk of doing away
farm and are only too glad to have te r appearances on th e program early Monday m orning, Ja n u a ry 17, tru e child of God. He labored fa ith ­
A royal good tim e was enjoyed at
th e o p p o rtu n ity of expressing our brought several funny num bers. Mr. a fte r an Illness of m ore th an two fully for a n u m b e r of years as a m in­ th e reg u la r m onthly m eeting and with th e horse racing h u t th is did not
appreciation of your support and Olsen sang the verses and it was years.
He cam e to jo in t in stallatio n of th e M. A. Ross m eet with g en eral approval.
Mrs. Otis was nearly 85 ister of th e gospel.
loyalty to G resham . In the past we
T he d ates for th e fairs on th e
hardly
necessary
to
in
v
ite
th
e
a
u
d
i­
G
resham
as
p
asto
r
of
th e F ree Post and Corps of th e O. A. R. on
years
old
and
was
the
widow
of
J.
S.
have come across some sm all caliber
M ethodist ch u rch which he served la st S atu rd ay a t th e g ran g e hall In N orthw est Racing circu it will be set
Jealousies tow ard G resham , b u t we ence to Join In th e chorus when he Otis who died several years ago.
a t C hehalis one day this week and It
cannot help th a t, as our g eographi­ sta rted laughing and everyone joined
The fu n eral services will be held very acceptably for two years. The G resham .
V isitors from P ortland
cal location Is such th a t it places us in w ith rig h t good will.
W ednesday, Ja n u ary 19 a t 2 p. m. last five y ears of his life have been were Mr . and Mrs. S laughterback, was decided th a t the rep rese n tativ e
in th e logical ce n te r of eastern M ult­
Mr. and Mrs. Mouri of P o rtlan d at the Tem ple of Breeze & Snook. spent in S t.H elens w here he served as Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Minnie H orsem an of th e local fair should ask to have
nom ah county. We cannot be ju stly
some clever
m agical Rev. J. H. Wood, a fo rm er pastor p asto r of th e F ree M ethodist church and M arg aret B ecker of th e George th e d ate of th e fa ir set e a rlie r and a
blam ed for w ishing to build up this perform ed
decided preference was expressed for
section of th e county and I believe stu n ts and en tertain ed th e audience and an old friend of th e fam ily will for th ree years. F o r two years p re­ W right Post and Corps.
you will find us alw ays w illing to for quite a tim e.
th e week beginning A ugust 29.
ceding bis d eath he had been acting
officiate at th e services.
The officers of th e W om en’s Relief
help in any p roject fo r th e g eneral
T he election of officers resu lted In
Mr.
H
all
in
troduced
w
hat
he
as
chief
en
g
in
eer
for
th
e
Sommer-
good of th e w hole com m unity, for
Corps were installed by Mrs. H orse­
strom S hipbuilding Co., and th e m an, past d ep a rtm en t president. Mr. Lewis being re-elected, presid en t
th e sim ple reason th a t w hat helps term ed an o th e r “ hom e p ro d u ct,” Vic POULTRY BUSINESS
you. helps us.
Sm ith of Sherm an county, son of
MAKES RAPID GAIN Island m ill. D uring th is tim e he Margaret. Becker, d ep artm en t secre- ( and A. F. M iller, secretary . J. D. Lee
D uring th e past week we have N. L. Sm ith of G resham . Mr. Sm ith
was elected vice p resid en t and Theo.
preached as he had opportunity.
ta ry , acted as cond u cto r and Mrs.!
At th e poultry m eeting last W ed­
been favored w ith several in stru c t­
B ru g g er re-elected tre a su re r.
spent
his
boyhood
in
G
resham
and
He
was
a
kind
and
affectionate
S lau g h terb ack , p ast p resid en t, as
ive lectures and discussions and I am
nesday a paper was passed around
T he executive com m ittee was elect­
husband, a loving fath er, a devoted color bearer.
su re all who had the pleasure of a t­ claim s th is as his hom e town.
am ong those present and it was
ed as follows w ith H. A. Lewis ex-
ten d in g these m eetings feel m ore
Mr. Sm ith is one of th e larg est found th a t th e re were 105 poultry- son to his aged moth< r, a tru e and
The newly Installed officers of th e j
th an repaid fo r th e tim e spent.
w heat grow ers in Sherm an county men present and th at they rep resen t­ faith fu l C h ristian and an honored local corps are p resid e n t: Mrs. V erna! offlclo ch airm an , A. F. Miller, Tlieo.
L ast year atten tio n was called to
Brugger, T. J. K reu d er and John
ed 27,000 birds. This shows som e­ citizen of th e com m unity.
o u r business houses, factories, schools and is president of th e F arm B ureau
S n ash all; senior vice, Mrs, A ra L u st­
He leaves to mourn his death an ed ; Junior vice, Mrs. Alice G age; I Sleret.
and m unicipal advantages and d u rin g of th a t county. He is also vice p resi­ th in g of th e im portance and grow th
.Mr. Lewis prom ised th a t
be
th e last year we have added an o th er dent of th e S tate F arm Bureau. He of th e p o ultry industry in this sec­ aged fa th e r and m other, a wife and tre a su re r, Mrs. E m m a G ilm ore; con­
very im p o rtan t and much needed in­ gave a sh o rt ta lk on th e w orkings tion.
th ree children and two sisters
Be­ ductor, Mrs. S arah L eland; guard, would announce th e nam es of th e
d u stry , a C o-operative B erry G row ­
su p e rin ten d e n t for th e fair at the
At a m eeting of th e p o ultry men sides his relativ es he leaves a host, of
ers association w hich has grow n in and plans of th e F arm Bureau and
Mrs. L illian C hipm an; chaplain, Mrs.!
m em bership from 22 at th e close of told som ething of th e plans th at were of M ultnom ah county ab o u t two sorrow ing frien d s w herever he was Lousia W onacott; p atrio tic In stru ct­ next m eeting which will be held a t
th e Bank of G resham , F eb ru ary 7 a t
1919 to over 100 m em bers a t th e being developed by th e w heat grow ­ years ago th e re were 35 poultrym en acq u ain ted , th ro u g h o u t th e church I
o r and press co rrespondent, Mrs.
p resen t tim e. Last year th e asso­ ers u n d er th e F arm B ureau in P o rt­ present and th<y rep resen ted 11,050 and in th is com m unity.
1:30 p. m. At th is m eeting Mr. Lewis
C h ristin a N um ason.
ciation sold ovpr 250 tons of berries
expects th a t an o u tlin e of th e y ea r's
fowls.
T
he
fu
n
eral
was
held
In
St
Helens
land
la
st
week.
valued at m ore th an $106,000.00.
The co n tra st is due p artly to th e Ja n u a ry 9, 1921. Rev. F. L. Burns,
Dr. H. H. Ott gave a euphonium
This indu stry puts ou r fru it and
S torage b attery rep airin g and re­ w ork will be ready.
berry grow ers on a new and inde­ solo and encore. He was accom pan­ increase In in te rest am ong th e poul­ his fo rm e r d istric t elder, having charging, s ta rte r
and
g en erato r
Need Vour Suit C leaned?
pendent basis
H erea fter they will ied on th e piano by Miss M artha trym en and partly due to the Increas­ charge. T he body was laid to rest work. R aker * Ron
Have It F rench dry cleaned. Re­
n o t be at the mercy of the canneries
ing
num
bers
who
a
re
en
terin
g
this
erv
at
W
arren,
H
agberg.
T
he
n
u
m
b
ers
were
very
In
th
e
W
arren
cerne
pairin g neatly done. T ailoring for
who may o r may not wish to take
See J o h n Brow n fo r In s u ra n c e .
pleasing and th e full tones of th e In­ line of business.
Oregon.
th e ir products.
1 can ta k e care of 'all Urns of Isdlcs and men.
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
And now ladles and gentlem en stru m e n t sounded’ especially well in
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! sta n d ard Insurance, Including F ire, i
Are you tired , sluggish, sleepy? If
with th ese few rem ark s of welcome th e hall.
Keep in style, Try one of those : Life, C asualty, Autom obile In the
ro,
try
a
box
of
McGill's
Indian
herbs
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
in a fu nctional sort of way. you will,
i beat com panies on e a rth . John
T here were about 60 m em bers of No b etter system to n e r and regulator. "clasay-fled” ads
I hope pardon the presum ption that
■ ■■■
Brown, Main stre e t, G resham , phone! blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr C. P.
They
work
direct
on
th
e
liver
and
D entistry m ade painless by nerve 981.
may be m anifest In saying a few th e different boys’ and g irl’s clubs
tf Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt­
If your d ru g g ist d o e s n 't, blocking m ethods Try It. Dr. C. P
land, Oregon. Main 674».— Adv.
th in g s additional.
of the county seated at one table kidneys.
carry
them
,
call
o
r
w
rite,
C.
J.
Me
all
Me- I Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P ort-
Coal
T he clim ate of M ultnom ah county w ith H. C. Seymour, s ta te club lead-
Gill.
356
E
ast
45th
stre
e
t
8.,
P
o
rt-
land,
Oregon.
Main
874».—
Adv.
O rder your coal now of Ekstrom
T he B ana or G resham pays 5 per
an d especially th e eastern h alf is
land. Phone T abor 4461.
»7
Co.
T ruck Service. Phone 851.
C ontinued on page 2
cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv.
m ost d elightful and salubrious, w ith