T W IC E
A
W EEK
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
______
( 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 “
. — ____ , Choir.
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.
„ . „ . .
~
,
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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la n iia r v
1
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u ,m l u u m , u , u u i n u i c u
A
ltn e m
—
A l nthem
-
"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.
. „
„
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
'
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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.
1
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
,1 ,„
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
...
,,
,
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
. ... . ,,'
'
' 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
,,
_____.. . . .
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
t
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W
te8,,ng
“'«
‘»ciation
has
en
(lfl
m
,or()s
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
.................. ?47O
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
.................... .11 « 2
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.
P
rich
ard
in
P
o
rtlan
d
In
th
e
SAKI BRINGS ANOTHER
.................. 1050
it is laid sq u are up on th e protect-1 Q ueen .
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50.40
preaence of a larg e n u m b er of
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ive pap er cu t to th e sam e size. T he
JAPANESE TO GRIEF
frien d s and relatives.
g rains are then taken and placed as
Jan , 31 day«
usual, and te ste r containing th e duly May
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5.2
63.6
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
F eb., 28 d ay»
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
5 4 68.43
kernels will in th e added tim e still j L a ssie ..............................1069
4.7
50 24 .
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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still, a la rg e am o u n t of rice mash and
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diseased kernels will dw indle from 1
a larg e q u an tity of aakl.
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th e ro ttin g seed.
SUDDEN DEATH TAKES
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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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3.7
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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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Sunday school convenes a t 10 a. m
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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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