Gresham outlook., February 18, 1921, Image 1

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VOL. 10, NO. 102
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
OF LITTLE LAD
COMMUNITY CENSUS RETURNS
FARM BUREAU BACKS DEATH GRIEVES
SACRED CONCERT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS
SHOW INCREASES ON SUNDAY NIGHT
PATRONS, TEACHERS,
WILL COOPERATE
Many friends g ath ered at the
P lea san t Home M ethodist church
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( W ednesday to a tte n d th e fu n eral of
Many farm ers of th e country and E v erett Collins who died suddenly
Tlie 1920 census figures for M ult­
A sacred concert will be given at
in fact of th e sta te a re in te reste d Monday m orning.
P ractically all nomah county show an increase of
An excellent g et-to g eth e r m eeting
the
M ethodist Episcopal church next
ju st now In th e w ork and plans of a business was closed in P leasan t 23.7 per cent over th a t of th e 1910
of school p atrons, teachers and pu­
Sunday evening by th e choir and lo­
paid up F arm B ureau organization. Home d u rin g the fu n eral servjce and census in the n um ber of farm s op­
pils was held a t th e G resham g rad e
cal singers. T his will tak e th e place
T he O utlook is indebted to E. A. O rient school, of which E v erett was erated .
school building la st W ednesday nig h t
T he to ta l value of these of th e usual preaching service. The
T aylor who lives two m iles east of a popular m em ber, was closed d u rin g farmg |s placed at th e sum of $26
I u n d er auspices of th e P atron-T each-
is th e full program •
G resham fo r th e follow ing a c c o u n t! the aftern o o n in his honor. All th e 083,842 o r an increase of $4,123,164 1 following
j ers association.
The m eeting was
Song by th e co n g re g a tio n ,’ scrip-
of th e activities and grow'th of th e | teachers and m any of th e pupils of cu rin g the past 10 years.
presided o \e r by Mrs. C. M. Zim m er­
i tu re , prayer, offering, announce-
F arm B ureau in M innesota, his f o rm -; O rient school and many of th e of-
man who is p resid en t of th e asso­
The census figures show also th a t | ments.
e r home.
fleers and teach ers of th e M. E. Sun- there has been an increase of alm ost
ciation. In h er happy m an n er of in ­
A nthem — "L et the People P raise
T he account w hich follows was day school w ere p resen t to express 60 per cent in th e n u m b er of col­ T h ee” , Choir
terp o sin g p ertin en t ideas she in tro ­
tak en from th e “ Osakis Review " j by th e ir presence th e ir sym pathy for ored farm ers who a re op eratin g
duced those who took p art in a mu­
Solo — “ T he Singing in God's
sical o r literary way and gave the
u n d er d ate of F eb ru ary 3 and shows ] the fam ily and th e ir own sense of | farm s. T here are now 107, practical- A cre” (B ra c k e tt), Mrs. E. W. Ayls-
w orth.
in a concise m a n n er w hat is being loss.
ly alI of whom are Ja p a n eSP
p atro n s much to th in k ab o u t in
Song "T he Church In th e W ild­
accom plished in th a t sta te w here
m a tte rs of cooperation w ith th e
Rev. E arl B. C otton, p asto r and
Of th e 1721 farm s o p erated by wood", Male Q uartet.
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the organization has been in op era­ friend of th e sm all boy, had ch arg e w hite farm ers, 1239 w ere o p era ted ,
teach ers and club leaders in m aking
11. M cC orm ick. L eslie W ebb. J a c k -
SEA'ATOe GLúECHAMBFJÍlAlíJ
tion for som e tim e:
Miss
of the services and spoke of his own by ow ners or m anagers and 589 b v '8° " J,“ ” es' Le*‘ie W alrad
It has been q u ite definitely an . th e ir work m ore successful.
&
° f 018 MerC ®“ ° f nounced that on tyarch 4. when Geo. C alkins, county club leader, o ut-
S trik in g progress was m ade in associations w ith th e lad and of his renters. T here is a to ta l of 1 0 0 ,-i t h ^ L o r d “
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1921 by the M innesota farm bureau«,
Itnsherl® “ C ham berlain ceases to be United lined th e club activities for th e year.
M yrtle
according to th e annual rep o rt of sorrow at his early d ep a rtu re , b u t 495 acres listed as farm land by th e j Duet Selected,
Slates sen ato r, h e will be appointed
T h e principal talk of th e evening
he
voiced
his
faith
in
th
e
loving
last
census,
of
th
is
46,148
acres
a
r
o
!
and
Doris
Zim
m
erm
an,
F. E. B alm er, sta te leader of county
on the United S tates shipping board.
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~
,
kindness
an
d
wisdom
of
God
th
e
improved.
-
Anthem
-“The
P
ra
y
er",
Choir.
agents. The m em bership in county
T his may disappoint a tew asp iran ts
118 **ven by rincipal ( M. Qulck-
Solo
Selected,
Guy
Jones.
b ureaus has grown from 26,136 in F a th e r an d pointed to Him as th e
for the position but shows two th in g s Rall. He told of the privileges ac-
A lthough th
is county is not noted
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A
ltn e m
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A l nthem
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"R ansom ed
of
the
- th a t the ab ility and sta n d in g o f ! cru in g to edu catio n al leaders, par-
Sixty-six c o u n t!« of ?he s ta te have ° nIy, 80Urce of com fort fo r «orrow f «1 for th e am ount of livestock still the 1 L ord” , Choir.
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Mar- O ur George is recognized and th a t ,,nts and pupils th ro u g h m odern
adopted th e $5 a year continuous lieu rts-
census shows 13,673 head of c a ttl e ,1
,? ~
he H eaven'y Song
m em bership plan, and seven add!-!
Miss V ada B ettis, Miss Inez Bell, 6,526 head of swine, 2,644 head of tl,a ,la Rb,‘r*:'
ap p o in t a dem ocrat to so Im p o rtan t netboda and facilities fo r education,
Song— "Som etim e,
Somewhere
tional counties will do so soon.
a position. Oregon generally will be W ith every privilege, he said, comes
Miss H elen Bickford, H. L. Ball and horses. 58 m ules and 917 sheep Male Q uartet.
T he report says th a t th e 82
an added responsibility. He show ed
operatinrg ‘burie a S iBofl th e s ta te ’ w ork- W ' R Croxiey sang. T he p allb earers T here has been increases d u rin g th e
Ant hem — "P ra ise Ye th e L ord". I gratified over th is recognition.
llow th e work of the schools could
ed upon 1,191 projects in 1920, th e | were a11 young men of th e c o in m u n i-' past 10 years in th e n u m b er raise d '* h° ir-
FUNNY PAPERS TO COME
Doxology.
bo g reatly facilitated by th e parents.
g rand to ta l of all projects planned ty. A rth u r Sloop, W ilfred N asshahn. of each kind of anim al listed with
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TO
LIFE
AT
ORIENT
HALL
The Epw orth League will meet as
Several of th e teachers an d pat-
for the y ear having been 1,273. In | E v erett L ake and C harles McGinnis the exception of sheep and horses.
usual at 6:30. Miss Mabel Shipley is
addition to farm projects, 26 co u n ­
l’lans for th e M ultnom ah g ran g " roa8 m ade brief rem ark s show ing
E
v
erett
F
ra
n
k
Collins
was
born
In
1910
th
e
re
w
ere
3,415
horses
in
ties included hom e economic activ­
i the lead er and th e topic is a stu d y of circus S atu rd ay , F eb ru ary 19 at ,h e lr In terest in school m atters.
ities in th e ir program s and 71 coun­ in P lea san t Home, N ovem ber 28, the county and 5,835 sheep. The
ties included boys’ and g irls' club 1912, and died F eb ru ary 14, 1921.1 figures for dom estic an im als in 1910 th e P hilippine Islands. A fea tu re of , O rient g ran g e hall are m a tu rin g fast Among those who spoke was Princi-
work.
F ifty-eight oounties pub- He was buried in th e P lea san t Home are not very closely com parable with the evening will be a d ebate on the and everyone is an ticip atin g a royal I,a ' E lm er F. Goodwin of th e union
question of th e g ran tin g of indepen- good tim e. T he p arts for th e play- blgli school.
lished a F arm B ureau News o r sim ­
He* w ondered if the
ila r publication and 37 Iscued an ex- cem etery beside an in fa n t b r o th e r ,. those for 1920, how ever, since the ! deuce to th e Philippines. T he de­
lets and dram a have been exception- People of G resham realized w hat an
change list.
) who dled ab o u t two and a h alf years p resen t census was tak en in Ja n u ary
b aters will be Lyle Mason and W il­ ally well chosen and th e fam iliarity ¡o p p o rtu n ity was presented to th e
To sum m arize a few of th e m any ago. He leaves to m ourn th e ir loss before the breeding season had be­
liam
M cAllister for the affirm ative of th e ch a racters portrayed and th e young people by th e grad e and high
g reat achievem ents of the year it can his fa th e r and m other, Mr. an d Mrs. gun, w hile th e 1910 census was
¡and A lden M iller and Louis M auldlng prom inence of the acto rs are t reat- i Behools and sta te universities, all so
e
sa
t
at
ra
nage
sys
ems,
j
ew
ejj
p
Collins,
a
b
ro
th
e
r
F
reelin
,
tak
en
in
April
o
r
ab
o
u
t
th
e
m
iddle
of
Involving 17,378 acres, were plan- - - - - - - •
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for , h<J negative
ing a g rea t deal of in terest. Some D'ee and th orough. He said th e re
ned and adopted in 26 counties. In and tw ° sisters, Zelma and H elen.
th e breeding season an d included
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72 counties, 1,026 farm ers co -o p er-,
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many sp rin g calves, colts, etc.
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a school will m eet “ at ‘ ¡m
y stery su rro u n d s th e identity of w ere here 24 train ed teach ers all
C ard of T h an k s.
f h e principal crops harvested I n ' 1" 0 *'lock' Spet'lal featu res of th e th e particlpan(H and p art of th), fun anxious to serv e th e pupils and par-
ated in grow ing 44 62 additional
T he acreage of
acres of alfalfa.
W ords fail to express o u r apprecia- t his county were oats w heat hav open,n« exerc,B<*8 w ln be num b«M bv ! w ill b0 , n pPnetra, tng , h e|r d ,B. en ts of a large locality in educa-
sw eet clover was increased by th e co-
” * . " U11M counI- * v » e re oats, » n u .m , . u»? ! tb
e nleniberB
ilb e rt's c i'ltiay
l a s s 1 I
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m n n ib e r s o f Miss
M I hm G
Cllhnrt'a
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guises.
I tio n al and m oral uplift. T he need
operation of 677 farm ers in 57 coun- 1 on for th e kindne8S and expressions and potatoes. T here w ere 144,397
, ,
T he K atzen jain m er K ids, Mama ° t train in g th e children to become
ties to 6,402 acres.
°* sym pathy extended to us in o u r bushels of oats, 83,984 bushels o f'
Some splendid resu lts are reported sorrow a t th e d eath of o u r son an d « h e a t, 345,411 bushels of potatoes ,
® ° rn?” g w. or8h,P w 111 b* and th e C aptain, M utt and Jeff and , '° y a ' A merican citizens was ent­
in th e m ovem ent for b e tte r sires and brother, E verett. To th e m any frien d s and 24 953 tons of hav raised In
» ‘ lock, when th e pasto r, Rev. itle Jig g s fam ily will all be t h e r e ! pliasizetl.
b e tte r classes of livestock.
In 71
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,,
,
lIlu e i .a o j tons or nay raised in . g i i i s p v w i i i « v ,, ¡,H b is t n n te
T he Pupila took p a rt in several in-
counties 1,220 registered bulls w e re [al d tbe com m unity in general, we ex- M ultnom ah county d u rin g th e y ear of
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' and so will all of th e ir friends and
Tem ples of th e Divine,
T
he
choir
ad
m
(rerB
te
re
stin g n um bers.
Punch and
procured and in 61 counties 1,607 (tend o u r h e a rtfe lt th a n k s fo r th e ir 1919.
In th e year 1909, 143,390
reg istered boars were added to helpfulness and also for th e beauti- bushels of oats were raised, 11,04 4 will sing, “ Love Divine.” A cordial
Miss M arian Robertson a*id B. C. 1 c° ° k le s were served and a social
sw ine herds. F ifty-nine counties re ­ ful flowers which cover th e restin g bushels of w heat, 472,654 bushels of in v itation is extended to all these A ltm an have prom ised to sing solos ] **nle enjoyed,
ported additions of 1,885 registered
services.
and M . Iva Ten Eyck and Mrs. Geo.
potatoes and 26,216 tons of hay. This
cows and 46 counties added 14 91 place of o u r loved one.
RUN AWAY RETURNED
high g ra d e cows. In 27 counties 619
Mr. and Mrs. Jew ell F. Collins and shows a decrease in th e am o u n t of
A rm strong will give readings.
AMERICAN LEGION
cows w ere discarded as unprofitable
C hildren.
T h ere are m any o th e r featu res on I TO CUSTODY OF OFFICERS
potatoes, hay, only a sm all increase
as a re su lt of cow- te stin g association
GAINS NEW MEMBERS th e program , including two plays, a 1
, in oats, but a very large Increase in
work.
T w enty-nine
associations
P o rtlan d papers recently rep o rted
th e am ount of w heat raised. This
were in operation w ith 10,042 cows POPULAR DAMASCUS
The Am erican Legion held an en ­ Clown, a gypsy, Indian ami Jap an ese j th(, cap tu r(, of a ru n .away g )r| from
u nder test.
In 56 counties 1,240
COUPLE ARE MARRIED was due to w ar conditions and re­ th u siastic m eeting Tuesday evening m aidens, etc.
J T he Cedars, but gave full cre d it fo r
farm ers w ere assisted in balancing
A very sm all adm ission will be th e cap tu re to th e P o rtlan d police­
ports from th e county a g e n t's office at th e ir new club rooms.
rations fo r livestock: in 4 9 counties
The hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G a rre tt
A n um ber of visitors were present charged but full m easure of e n te r­ men who, ap p aren tly , ignored th e
1,201 silos were erected. In 57 coun­ DeYoung was the scene of a p retty indicate th a t the w heat acreag e will
be much less th is year th a n at any and several new m em bers were added ta in m e n t is prom ised.
ties 24,062 anim als were tested for
officers by whom th e a rre s t was
tuberculosis, and In 32 counties 25,- home w edding S atu rd ay evening, tim e for th e past few years. The to th e Legion.
R efreshm ents were
made. T he m atro n of T he C edars
924 hogs w ere vaccinated fo r hog F ebruary 12, when th e ir d au g h ter, next census will probably show less
served which w ere furnished by m em ­ INSANE BARBER IS
telephoned to Deputy Sheriff S quire
cholera control. •
Miss H a rrie tt DeYoung becam e th e
KNOWN IN TROUTDALE of the escape of the girl and th a t she
T he value of farm products sold or bride of A lbert H offm eister. Mr. acreage devoted to general crops and bers of the W om en’s A uxiliary. Mrs.
exchanged through farm bureau se r­
m ore land devoted to berries and Nora W ithrow furnished hot coffee.
F
ran
k Dury, a fo rm er resident of was supposed to be a t "B lrd leg "
vice d u rin g 1920 am ounted to $1,- H offm eister is th e son of Jo h n H. specialized farm ing.
J. F. W hetstone and Jo h n J. Rude T ro u td ale, sh o t and perhaps fatally R eed’s reso rt on th e Base L ine road.
H
offm
eister.
701,533 in 46 counties. In 52 counties
each furnished a box of cigars. In w ounded m otorcycle p atro lm an M. E. On arriv in g at th a t place Mr. S quire
th e farm bureaus and county agents
Rev. H. R. G ebhardt of G resham
spite of am bitious ap p etites th e Le- Nolan and also slightly w ounded L. L. learn ed th a t she was on th e way Into
gave assistance to th e work of 819 offlclated at the slm ple cerem ony FAIRVIEW MAN'S COW
associations, previously in operation,
j
J
BREAKS 7 DAY RECORD gion men found them selves unable to Stevens and H. G. H ansen of Port- P o rtlan d In Mr. Reed’s car. T h e o f­
which tran sa cted a volume of busi- " b ' cb wa8 w itnessed by m em bers of
consum e th e q u an tities of cake ami land W ednesday evening when he ficer knew th a t his F ord was n ot
ness am ounting to $40,665,868 and the fam ilies of th e bride and groom,
The Fairview H olstein farm , own­
effected a saving of $1,603,383.
! Mr. and Mrs. H offm eister left im ­ ed by J. L uscher and Bons of F alr- sandw iches which were provided and becam e crazed In th e belief that, he equal to a race w ith th e pow erful
an auction sale was held which ntted
m ediately for th e ir hom e . in P o rtlan
d . vt«w, has m ade th e highest m ilk and an ¡motion Hale was held which net was su rro u n d ed by persons seeking ca r of Mr. Reed, so he pressed into
.
FARMERS INCREASE CROP
to In ju re him.
service m otorcycle deputy sheriffs
w here Mr.
offm eister is em ployed b u tte r record in Oregon w ith th e , pd a imost
BY TESTING SEED CORN in th e O. W H R.
$11.
Dury, who was recently discharged who cap tu red th e fugitive n ear Mon-
N Co. shops.
sen io r four-year-old Bessie Zeeman '
from th e Rtate hospital fo r th e in ­ tav illa and tu rn ed h er over to city
¡Aggie DeKol 332511, h aving a rec 1
Corn grow ers som etim es find that
FIRE
DOES
DAMAGE
sane
at Salem as cured, had only re ­ policemen.
TESTING DEVELOPS HIGH
ord of T'OS.I pounds of milk and
th e ir sta n d of corn not only has
cently purchased a b arb er shop on
AT
ESTACADA
PRODUCING COW
m issing hills b u t occasional weak
j 29.32 pounds of b u tter.
WELL KNOWN MAN DIES
Belm ont stree t.
and spindling sta lk s th a t have come
1 It is of in te rest to note th a t both
A nother d isastro u s fire visited
AT AN ADVANCED AGE
N eighbors b earin g him scream ing
The
honor
roll
for
th
is
m
onth
i
n
,,
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up b u t seem to lack stre n g th to
,
, .
! of these records are th e h ighest sev- E stacada on Monday n ig h t destroy-
for
help
th
o
u
g
h
t
he
was
being
a
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te8,,ng
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‘»ciation
has
en
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m
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nia()p
,n
n
fn
throw o u t leaves and continue
I. Wood, know n by Ills frien d s as
I ing an old livery barn in which were tacked and called In th e m otorcycle
Many of th ese stalk s e ith e r ‘ ib rouiKh,t<
8ome very h i«h Pr° duc- any class
grow th
Dad Wood, died suddenly la st T ues­
! sto red two tru ck s belonging to A.
police who forced an en tra n ce to his
die o r dw indle along th ro u g h th e I ing individual cows. T he follow ing .
S agner, one owned by Ivan Lacey, shop only to be m et by a hall of b u l­ day w hile w orking for Wm. Mc­
season w ithout bearing an y th in g |
° f , C0' ? . wh,ch. Produced | t Read th e ads. Get th e business
and a car belonging to A. H eldlen. let sh o t from a tiny 32 calib er re ­ Keown. He was 84 years of age. He
¡over 50 pounds of b u tte rfa t fo r t h e ' benefit of th e p aper as well as the
b etter th an a sm all nubbin
was burled a t M ultnom ah cem etery.
T he dam age is estim ated a t $10,000. volver held by Dury.
M m onth. You will n o te th a t p a rt of newB.
P atro lm an
T he fu n eral service was held In th e
Nolan fell at th e first sh o t but th e
th e place of b e tte r ones th a t would them were figured fo r th e m onth of :
u n d erta k in g p arlo rs at M ontavilla
e th e r men finally g o t Dury u nder
PRESIDENT WILSON SHIPS BY TRUCK
bear good ears, th e crop is often m a­ F ebruary w ith 28 days an d p a rt w ere j
T h u rsd ay a t 2 p. m. A large num -
control.
te rially reduced by them as well as figured for th e m onth of Ja n u a ry I
ber of friends were presen t. The
L ate rep o rts Indicate Nolan has
by m issing hills. A te st th a t will with 31 days:
services
were conducted by Dr. A.
J. IsQBcber, O wner.
determ ine th e weak grow ers as welt
a chance to recover.
Dury will
Thom pson of G resham .
Name
Milk T e st B -fa t
as the g rain s w ith dead germ s, will
probably be retu rn ed to th e sta te
enable th e grow er to reduce this
Jan., 31 d a y s
hospital.
Bhebe V eem an B u ryle
WELL KNOWN COUPLE
loss very m aterially.
His wife, Mrs. Josephine H elm ing
W ayn e 4th
The rag doll test is recom m ended
2056
3.2
65.85
AT BORING WEDDED
by th e Oregon A gricultural College Bessie Ruby Bonheur.1108
3 6
76.88
Dury, is em ployed by th e M utual
experim ent sta tio n , and by continu-1 B e ssie A g g ie C olan th a 22.6
3.5
77.56
C. A. R adford ami Miss V erna Reck,
Telephon«' com pany In Gresliam .
ing th e te st five to seven days ad d ! W ap ato B lu e B e ll Hen-
both
well known Boring resid en ts,
tional th e kernels affected w ith corn 1 g e r v e l D eK oi I I . . . 2232
4 2
93.74
WILLIAM M DAHLQUIST
w ere m arried In V ancouver last S at­
rot, m ostly responsible for th e w eak ) B e ssie H en g erv el In ­
WEDS PORTLAND GIRL urday, F eb ru ary 12,
grow th, can be detected, and ears
ka DeKol ...........
3.5
71 92
from w hich they cam e rejected.
j B e ssie
Inka
Mr. and Mrs. R adford are m ak in g
W illiam M. D ahhfuist, well known
T he doll for te stin g is m ade and
Korn
................ 1745
5.
87 25
th
e
ir hom e a t p resen t a t th e hom e
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used in th e usual way, w ith th e ex -| Lucy
4 2 103.74
In G resham and vicinity, was m a r­
of th e brid e's paren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
ception th a t a glazed fiber pap er is I B e ssie V eem an n A gate
g g ie
ried
Monday,
F
eb
ru
ary
14
to
Miss
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1 9
rolled up w ith th e cloth to keep th e ! D eK ol
101.18
II. A. Beck, but they expect to build
Emmy B ian ch art of P o rtlan d . T he
ro t th a t may develop in any row
J o c e ly n , O wner.
them selves a hom e at Boring In the
cerem ony was perform ed by Rev.
from sp read in g to th e sound rows.
F eb . 28 d ays
n ear future.
A fter the cloth has been m arked , R oanll
.................. 119«
5 1
«1.09
A lfred Phonr son at th e hom e of
Into sq u ares and Its rows num bered, Spotjr
.................. 1071
4 8
51.40
Wm.
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preaence of a larg e n u m b er of
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JAPANESE TO GRIEF
frien d s and relatives.
g rains are then taken and placed as
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usual, and te ste r containing th e duly May
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Mr. and Mrs D ahlqulst will m ake
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recorded g rain s rolled and p u t into sp o ty
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»heir home on th e ir farm In P lea s­ ing at Hogan sta tio n , was arrested for
Joh n B trebln. O w ner
g erm in ato r.
an t Valley.
bootlegging th is week and Is now out
By keeping th e te ste r m oist and
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W illiam D ahlqulst is a gran d so n on $500 bail. F ederal officers m ade
warm enough fo r grow th th e sound «Jersey .............................. 1083
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kernels will in th e added tim e still j L a ssie ..............................1069
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of Mrs. H annah Johnson of G resh­ th e a rre s t and located a 15-gallon
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develop, w hile th e seedlings from i M ldglt ............................... 1094
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Kldo la aald to have been doing a
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P. R L. & P. MAN th riv in g business and to have tra n s ­
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ported th e liq u o r to P o rtlan d In
The pastor, Rev. Jesse E. B ro w n ,;
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T he m orning papers carry the no­ v e g e ta b le c ra te s .
will discuss the su b je ct "C harged March
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tice of th e death of F erd in an d O.
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with M urder,” At the reg u la r m orn- D im ple
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Reed, chief clerk In th e office of F.
See Jo h n Brow n for In -tira n c e .
Ing service Sunday. F eb ru ary 20.;
D . H u n t of th e P o rtlan d Railway
I can ta k e care of all lines of
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1 Any kind of auto or truck. Oener-
L ight and Pow er com pany. Mr. R e el sta n d a rd Insurance, including F ire,
Life, C asualty, Autom obile In th e
Sunday evening a gospel m essage afCTTB and m agne, 08 a specialty,
was a frequent v isitor in G resham best com panies on earth. Jo h n
will be given. T his will be th e first Sherm an M cCarter, co rn er Powell
and was well and favorably known. Brow n, Main stree t, G resham , p i one
of th e services w hich will be held and Maple stre e t, G resham , phone
tf
He was 74 years old. D eath cam e 981.
every S unday evening a t 7:45.
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P resident Wilson Is an advocate of the "ship by tru ck " Idea
suddenly w hile he was on a stre e t
T he laugh of your life a t th e
The Berean Bible class will meet
which has been urged upon rural dlctrlets aa o re way to lower abort
R e g u la r C o m b in a tio n R a te.
ca r en ro u te to th e office yesterday G resham T h ea ter S aturday n ig h t
haul transportation charges. He Is hauling h ’a household goodi from
as usual at 3 p. m. Choir practice, Outlook & Daily Oregonian.... 6 35
m orning.
when "T lllle’s P u nctured R om ance”
th e old home In New Jersey to the new home he will occupy In Wash­
the young peoples meeting and the Outlook, Dally and Sunday
with Chas C haplin, Marie D ressier
ington after March 4
The Upper picture shows the first truck
Oregonian
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prayer meeting will be held as usual
and Mabel N orm and, th re e g re a te st
load of fu rn itu re arriv in g at W ashington— th e lower shows Mrs
I Subscribe now for the Outlook and
laugh m akers In fllmdom, will pre­
this week
Wilson and her brother, Mr. Bolling, directing th s unloading and
your Portland Daily.
placing of the household goods
sent th is well known farce comedy.
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