Gresham outlook., February 18, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK.
FARMERS OF NORTHWEST FIND RACING DOGS HELPFUL IN WORK
F R ID A Y ,
FEB R U A R Y
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O regon Prune» A re S u p erior Product.
Sueur Industry L ook in g Up.
SPRAYING TIME AT HAND
T he O regon prune« w ill soon be s ta n d - 1 M ost e n c o u ra g in g to th e s u g a r in -
ing in th e lim e lig h t, a« a m ovem ent is d u s try is th e ev id en c e th a t E u ro p e
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when all p a trio tic O regonians will be i e r in th e w o rld '« s u g a r m a rk e t, is be- gin th e w in te r sp ra y o f o u r o rc h a rd s ,
a s k td to p atro n ze a hom e grow n prod- g in n in g to e m e rg e fro m th e ln d u s tri-
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T hey “w ork f o r T a H f o r n la ‘a n d ^ X n P 3' “ * .“ 7 Ia r 8 e ’ d u * tO r e 7 n t h eav y co n d itio n s w ill not a lw ay s p e rm it th is
i n t y » o ra tot i a li f o r n i a a n d w h en im p o rts tro m u n a c c u sto m e d so u rc e s.
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any one calls for p runes, th e F ren ch o r ih e o u tlo o k fo r p ro d u c tio n by th e eo an y tlm e b efo re th e b,lda ° P en bp'
P etite p ru n e is handed out. One can- ; U nited S ta te s a u d C u b a does n o t tw een th e m o n th s o f F e b ru a r y an d
not buy O regon p ru n e s re ta il in Los ' p re sa g e a s u r p lu s b eyond th e u s u a l M arch w ill do. T h e sp ra y w h ich h a s
X s ^ t o call th e a tte n tio n of th e ; r o p e 'b X b l e t o ' a 'b s o rb V a “ ’w
thue' Pr° Ven B atiB factory ln mo8t ca8ea ,B
good h o usekeepers to th e value of t h e [ q u o t a __a b o u t o n e -th ird __ of th e C u- tb e L iln e S u lp h u r S p ra y u sed a t th e
Ita lia n p ru n e as grow n in O regon, th is ban o u t- tu rn . T h e fact th a t g o v e rn - s tr e n g th of o n e g a llo n of sto c k so lu -
spei ial P rune week w ill be put on be- m e n ta l c o n tro l, w hich h as c re a te d ab - tion d ilu te d w ith e ig h t g a llo n s of w a-
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n o rm a! c o n d itio n s in th e s u g a r tr a d e te r T h e tre e sh o u ld be sp ra y e d th o r-
F ro m a sta n d p o in t of food value, th e e v e r sin ce 1914, w ill be a b a n d o n e d ' 7 ,
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O regon p ru n es ra n k high w ith 40 per in p ra c tic a lly all m a rk e ts b efo re th e 0UghIy 80 ,b a t ev ery Pa r t of th e 8 u r-
cen t su g a r a n d 22 p e r cen t o th e r car- en d of th e p re s e n t y e a r is re g a rd e d face o f th e b a rk is co v ered w ith th e
i n r ? ' T h p ’-in d v d a
m ois* as a n o th e r h o p e fu l fa c to r. T h e w o rld sp ray . It is b e st n o t to d re n c h th e
, i utu, d ,a ? a J 7 h 8{?OWB tb a t frol° a is s till u n a b le to sa tisfy its n o rm a l re - tre p o r , o SDrav »>,e »reP go h eav y
food sta n d p o in t, th e O regon p ru n e h as o n tre m e n ts as to s u g a r a n d e v e r v I n 1
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! p resen t p rices it is one of th e m ost ec- e r w ill be reflected in a n im p ro v ed es o r d rip s ofT. H ig h p re s s u re p u m p
| o n o m iral foods on th e m ark et.
d em a n d fo r th is e ss e n tia l food com - sh o u ld be u sed , th e h ig h e r th e p res-
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m odity.
fa n n in g As Au Industry.
s u r e th e b e tte r, so t h a t th e s p ra y is
•how ru le su p rem e as th e sp o t c e n te r of a w ide an d p ro sp ero u s a five-dog team of stro n g lim bed
T he can n in g in d u s try m akes a m ar
th ro w n in th e fo rm o f a fine m ist,
w h e r e th e tr u e lo v ers of dogs w h eat, o at an d p o tato d is tric t, is a n im a ls en te re d by tw o A shton
T he Lum ber S itu ation .
| ket for farm p ro d u cts a n d em ploys
■may a d m ire th e blooded canines. an ex am p le of th e e x ten t to w hich boys
The low er sled team show s
The m ovem ent of lu m b er d u rin g the th is fine m isty sp ra y w ill s tic k to th e
j fam ily lab o r in tow n.
O u t in th e w est and th e n o rth w e st th is sp o rt h as been developed bow th e a n im a ls a re used in farm
It Is th e one in d u s try th a t helps last w eek of 1920 w as th e sm allest of b a rk a n d c o v er It m o re co m p letely
read y w ork — In th is p ic tu re th e dogs,
a new w in te r sp o rt is each y ear T h ey a re now m ak in g
build th e com m unity by c irc u la tin g the e n tire y e a r and in sh a rp c o n tra st th a n a sp ra y w hich h a s less p re s su re .
g ain in g in In te re st, dog races th e re fo r th e a n n u a l races when w o rk in g d o u b le, h a u lin g baled
to th e closing week of 1919 w hen a U nless sp ra y in g is d o n e th o ro u g h ly
I m oney for p ro d u cts an d labor
fwhich a ttr a c t fa rm e rs , pro sp ec­ men an d boys of th e d is tric t, free hay. T h e head is of an ideal ty p e
It w ould ta k e a volum e to show the heavy dem and from th e co n su m er w as it is tim e an d m oney w a ste d b ec a u se
to rs, tow n fo lk s an d In d ian s, A sh­ frcm cro p d u ties, will e n te r and developed fo r sled d u ty In th e
chan g e th is in d u s try h as accom plished being cate red to.
to n , Id ah o , la st tow n on th e way race th e ir dog team s in th e big n o rth w e st.
More th a n 50 p er cen t of th e n o rm al I o ne o r tw o sm a ll b ra n c h e s o r p a r ts of
in th e w o rld ’s h abits.
B efore can n in g a tta in e d to propor lum ber p roduction h as been sh u t dow n, b ra n c h e s w hich a re n o t co v ered w ith
a n ,d inypn7 ry ln 8. o r be-
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T h e city co u n cil h a s ju s t ra is e d
In ad d itio n to p e rfo rm in g th e im- n co
in g w ith o u t a c c u m u latin g larg e sto ck s n ialn ly to klH h an Jo8e b c a le - « li s t e r
g ro w o u t of econom ic n ecessity an d v em b er 7, 1803 a t G restiam , O reg o n , fa re s a seco n d tim e fro m 6 ty c en ts to p o rta n t econom ic fu n ctio n of ad d in g to
M ite a n d to clea n off th e s u r fa c e of
8 1-3 centB an<1 10 c e n ts fo r sin g le ,b e w o rld ’s food supply vast q u a n titie s an d also a ss u re a re a liz a tio n price
m u s t c ry sta liz e a ro u n d a specific He lived at G resh am an d F airv iew I fa
th e tre e .
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re s.
of edible stuffs th a t w ould n o t have above o p e ra tin g cost.
B uying of both softw oods and h a rd ­ w orm s in th e f r u it n o r th e sc a b w hich
q u estio n .
u n til May 29, 1918, w hen he e n te r e d i T h e city h as no c o n tro l o v e r th e lie<’n produced, or would have been
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woods is lig h t. R e ta ile rs a re n o t in _________ ___ ,
T h e re aso n fo r its e x isten ce m u s t th e se rv ic e a n d w as s e n t to P re s id io raan w bo ° P e r a te th e c a rs a n d h u n - w asted, can n in g h as relieved th e sea- th
e m a rk e t for lu m b er because of th e !o c c u rs on appIpB a n d ppare a « b o u « b
’ d re d s g et a fu ll d a y ’s pay fo r tw o son w hen fru it, an d vegetables do not yet u n c e rta in sp rin g b u ild in g situa-
lie in som e v ita l serv ice w hich it Is
w *« b e IP in tb e la tte r .
C a lifo rn ia , a n d fro m th e r e to v a ri- h o u r ’s w o rk ,
, grow of th e deadly m onotony of a d iet
Hble to p e rfo rin If it is to have
tion.
To p ro d u c e good f r u it o f m a rk e t-
o u s p o in ts th r o u g h o u t th e U n ited t T h e u n e a rn e d s tr e e tc a r p a ro lls i of b read and m eat.
L u m b er prices fo r th e m ost p a r t a re a b le q u a lity it re q u ire s se v e ra l ap-
s tr e n g th en o u g h to live in th e face o f
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ex trem ely low a t the m ills, b u t fu r th e r
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th e co m p etitio n to w hich it w ill be In ­ S ta te s an d en d ed h is se rv ic e s y t F o ri fu n d s m u s t be tax ed *159 000 to I D e lla ta lio n S h o u ld Be I n ifo rm .
re d u c tio n s a re not likely in th e face of i p lic a ,lo n s of 8Pr a V- A sp ra y c a le n d a r
M ver G eorgia in th e O M C de ni(‘e t th e m .
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Is 11 n a tu ra l is It reaso n ab le th a t
s ta n tly su b je c te d .
n ir tm e n t I n r t i 21 i u » i
I Ab a11 1’° “ “ ™! c o n d u c t o f b u s in e s s 1;”'
of e v e ry th in g profits of m ain,
high costs of m an u factu re.
sh o w in g th e p ro p e r tim e to a p p ly th e
I t w ill hnve to co m p ete w ith e x is t­ p a rtm e n t A p ril 23. 1920.
sp ra y a n d w h a t s p ra y to u se is av a il-
I e n te r p ris e s Is a b o u t 100 p e r c e n t less ac '« in n g and fa rm in g should be de
“ T h e b u tt e r w e’ve been g e ttin g ab le a t th e C o u n ty A g e n t’s office a n d
ing o rg a n iz a tio n s an d th is c o m p eti­
lie s ta r te d fo r H e rm isto n , O regon efficient th a n p riv a te m a n a g e m e n t,
a t,
a u ‘! only c a ilio td e n p lo y e s re
h a s been so u n s a tis fa c to ry , d e a r ,” w ill be m ailed to you if you w ish one.
tion w ill be d ire c te d to w a rd s its elim to v isit h is f a th e r. A rriv in g a t S a n i t h e ta x p a y e rs a re a sk e d to d ig up nl « i t a t t.ie to p figure o f v ar p ric e s’
has
drnnneri from nvn'.b.lli.rV ’t’e ¿ n rr.Ie
n said Mrs. Y o u n g b rid e , “ I d ecid ed to ­
iu a tio n .
I t w ill be v ig o ro u sly a t ­ F ra n c isc o he w as o ffered a p o sitio n ? ^ i, 0 ’° 00 a y e a r ,o m ak p up th e d e f‘ dropped
from tw o d o llars to fo u rteen
icit
“ T ra v e lin ’ alo n e th is trip , B o ss? ”
ta c k e d an d ev ery co n ceiv ab le form of In Q. M. C. d e p a rtm e n t if h e w ould ¡' " llu t th a t ¡„ n o t a)1
T h e $ 5 0 0 ,000 | T " ? vhp,s tbp ■»’ '" till price of lum- day th a t we w ould m a k e o u r o w n .”
“ O h, did y o u ! ” said h e r h u sb a n d . a sk e d th e P u llm a n p o rte r.
m is re p re s e n ta tio n w ill be leveled re -e n list. H e w en t to F t. M cD ow a.l d eficit a t th e e n d of 1920 fo r th e first '*'r ,
g/ ,,le from forty dol!ara a thou-
to th irte e n , eha.11 th e brotherhood«
“ Y es; I b o u g h t a c h u rn a n d o r ­
“ Yes, G eo rg e,” sa id th e p a ss e n g e r,
a g a in s t it, an d ev ery w eapon know n to re -e n lis t a n d w hile a w a itin g p a - , y e a r ’8 o p e ra tio n w ill re a c h $ i g j o - .
to c o m p e titio n , fa ir o r u n fa ir, w ill p e rs fro m W a sh in g to n , I). C „ w as 000 bY th e en d o f 1921 a n d th e p u b lic i W e d i i '-iot blam e th em if fv hook d e red b u tte rm ilk to be le ft h e re r e g ­ “ b u t w hy do you c all m e ’B oss’ w hen
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o w n e rsh ip th e o r is ts w ill c o n tin u e to
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m e m n r.y noon u la rly .
W o n ’t it be n ice to h a v e th e la s t tim e I ro d e w ith you, you
be used to p u t it o u t of ex isten ce.
ta k e n ill. H e wus r e tu rn e d to P re - th e o riz e .
and crook o r pow er of congress or
wage itoards o r lab o r o rg a n izatio n they re a lly fre sh b u t t e r ? ”
c a lled m e ‘C h ie f ? "
T h e a v e ra g e fa rm e r, w hen he is sid io fo r tr e a tm e n t an d d ied th e re
can keep th e ir w ages a t th e top notch
“ S u re I did, B oss, b u t y o u r w ife
faced w ith th e s k illfu l a rg u m e n ts of on J a n u a r y 29, 1921 a n d w as b u rie d (X).MMON W IT C H H A Z E I
F IN E F O R MORE E Y E M .w bllp a11 ,b p rpBt of UB go dow n t0
D e n tis try m a d e p a in le ss by n e rv e w as w ith you th e n a n d I s ’p lcloned
th o s e w ho aim to d is ru p t his o rg a n ­ F e b ru a ry 2 w ith m ilita ry h o n o rs.
b lo ck in g m e th o d s. T ry it. D r. C. P.
It is s u r p ris in g how q u ick ly eye ’“¿ 7 ,
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iz a tio n , too o fte n w eak en s an d may H e leav es a f a th e r , J. H. S c h ra m a n d in fla m m a tio n is h elp ed by com m on ,
,B 1 a ju s t p ro p o sitio n th a t one Jo h n s o n , 611 M organ B ldg., P o r t­ s h e ’d feel h u r t to h e a r m e c all you
‘B oss’.”
even leav e th e asso c ia tio n u n le ss he fo u r b ro th e rs , K a rl, W a lte r, H u b e rt, w itc h h a z e l. c a m p h o r, h y d ra s tis , e tc , pla88 a '° " P 8bould/ ak e no 'o re in (he la n d , O regon. M ain 6 7 4 9 .— Adv.
h a s felt th e p inch of h a rd tim e s o r a n d W esley. H is m o th e r w as b u rle d I “ m ixed in L a v o p tik ey e w ash. O ne > , t e n o t se« h ?g i ° d « n « ’rou ? 'rb.«a
»1 G resh am A nril 7 1414
e ld e rly lad y , w ho h ad been tr o u b le d 7 7 , V J? ir l
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h as know n th e h e lp le ssn e ss re s u ltin g at G resh am A p ril 7, 1914.
w ith c h ro n ic eye in flam m atio n fo r ^ 7 Pd^ ‘ if th e coun‘r y backs th e ir
from a co m b in atio n of i I iobo who
j m an y y e a rs , w as g re a tly h elp ed in ' ' n iana
buy o r sell h is p ro d u c ts.— G. H.
M ilk, eg g s an d w ell-co o k ed vege- tw o d ay s. W e g u a ra n te e a sm a ll hot
A ttem p t w ill be m a d e to h a v e a
P ow ell, C a lifo rn ia F r u i t G ro w ers Ex­ ta llie s w ill p ro d u ce b e tte r g ro w th of ,,e o f L a v o p tik to h elp ANY CASE
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paved by 1925 fo r P o r tla n d ’s w o rld ’s
used s p a rin g ly o r n o t a t all u n til th e
By Hour or Acre
Will go any place
U ' i ¥ m I w - j
f a i r ’ w blcb w ill c o m m e m o ra te th e
N e s s i Y o u r M u lt G le a n e d ?
ch ild Is six o r seven y e a rs o ld . F o r
Old g r o l l i fir* o n * g ra n d ro a d % lln k ,n * of e a 8 t’ WP8t’ n o rth and
C E C IL P O U N D ER
H ave It F re n c h d ry clea n ed . Re- very y o u n g c h ild re n th e v e g e ta b le s!
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p a lrln g n e a tly done.
T a ilo rin g fo r m ay he co o k ed , put th r o u g h a siev e, i
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acting individually. They must be secured through a well-financed organization. The Farm Bureau has three parts in its organiza-
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