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VOL. 11, NO. 1
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1921
SPECIALIST
WILL HOLD MEETINGS
SCHEDULE OF FARM POULTRY
BUREAU MEETINGS
MULTNOMAH COUNTY HAS
RECORD BREAKING COW
H erb ert E. Cosby, p o ultry extension
specialist fro m ’ O. A. C., will be in
«
M ultnom ah county on W ednesday and
Those who attended th e F arm B u - ' T hursday and will hold fo u r m eet-
in« rm
s s.
a t tb e com m unity d em onstration
reau m eeting, C olum bia grange hall, fa
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.00 PER YEAR
CHAMPION CANNERS
ARE PRESENTED PINS
Follow ing close upon the sta te rec
ord m ade by a cow owned by J.
L uscher of Fairview , comes an o th er
official record by a cow owned by
H. C. Seym our, sta te club leader,
H. G. Mullenhoff. which proceeds to
sm ash th e sta te record still harder. was th e p rincipal sp e ak e r a t th e
This cow in seven days produced Powell Valley R arent-T eacher asso
761.6 pounds of m ilk and 28 13 ciation m eeting F riday evening. Mr.
pounds of b u tte r
Seym our gave a very in te restin g talk
This Is an average of 109.6 pounds on club work In th e sta te
In his
s ’ a ,." r " a m
' z
som e people to trad e th e ir en tire ° ' ,hp n" anclal 8>de of club work
h erd for a cow of this type. This and ,hp Kains m ade by th e children
Is the sta te record for milk produc- *'ho took up the work. He also
tion and possibly th e sta te record for spoke highly of th e work of the
b u tte r production for the seven-dav 1
.
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ol *ne
period but th is la tte r record is not COUIlty club leaders of th e sta te and
definitely known here.
tb e efficient work they a re doing. He
It is encouraging to those who also paid high trib u te to th e work of
are advocating good breeding to have th e local leaders who are carrying
cows of th is type in th e county.
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.
carrying
M ultnom ah county already has a
ge p art of ,b e responsibility
rep u tatio n for good Jersey cows both
*be w or^-
from the standpoint of production
At the close of his add ress Mr. Sey-
" ,Th*.llH*ni r., 7 Wi n ner?'i
..
m our asked th e m em bers of the cham-
T he H olsteins by raising the sta te ’
,
. .
record twice in one m onth are be- 110,1 can n ,n < tPam of the n o rth w est
g inning to show up th e ir fine q u a il- !to comp forw ard. All th ree, Lillie
ties T here is some speculation as to Nelson, E tta A nderson and Amy
e ls ’t i ther co u n ty brlng
DeXt
° U8taf8on’ were P resent and when
they w ent to the fro n t received a
h earty applause. Mr. Seym our gave
FORMER GRESHAM
WOMAN DIES AT LENTS a brief hiafpry of th e ir work from
his side and how th e club leaders
Mrs. F rances H artley, form erly a realized th e fight they w ere called
well known resid en t of G resham died upon to make. He also told of his
a A t th S e tarr,
hom at
e of Lents,
h er sister
F e b .“ *6¿ “ ‘."fte? J° y When wor<1 reachpd hlni in 8OUth-
On W ednesday, March 2, at 10
last evening realized for the first
a. m,, th e first fiieeting will be held
tim e th a t th e F arm B ureau really has in G resham com m unity on th e Anna
a kick. Geo. A. Mansfield, president M. Schiller farm ; M arch 2, a t 2 p.m.,
Springdale com m unity will meet at
of th e S tate F arm B ureau, addressed the A. L. Davies farm . T hursday,
a good crowd from the C orbett Com- March 3, at 10 a. m., th e m eeting
T his is th e O utlook’s ten th an- the O utlook long ago becam e an old
m unity in th e Colum bia g range hall j WM be held in P leasan t V alley c o it i
on th e aim s, objects and w orking of i’Ju n ‘i yoat * 7 1
T aylor farm , and niversary.
story. But th e appreciation of the
I March 3, a t 2 p. m.. th e Buckley Ave-
T here are ten candles on our ed ito r and m anagem ent of th e O ut
th e S tate and N ational F arm Bureau. nue com m unity will m eet at th e D. B.
cake, as you will see, and it is a look for th e encouragem ent at th e be-
The discussions and questions lasted Seidel farm .
on u n til late in th e evening w ith a j At all of th ese m eetings Mr. Cosby delicious cake, too, because of th e ginning and up to th e present has
g re a t deal of in terest, and everyone
ta 7 up tb£ questions of "Incu
bation,” and “ F eed in g and Care of associations and stru g g les and t r i - 1 never waned and is freely expressed
left the m eeting w ith a clear concise Chicks
um phs it suggests.,
| today.
u n d ersta n d in g of w hat th e w ords
P oultrvm en who do not live in
T
he
O
utlook
as
a
twice-a-week
i
The p rin tin g p lan t of the Outlook
these four com m unities should select
“ F arm B u reau ” really m eans.
new
spaper
has
been
a
g
ratify
in
g
sue-
has
grown from a hum ble beginning
th
e
most
convenient
m
eeting
and
a
t
Also over at th e Powell Valley
tend. Those having any special prob
school. Geo. L. Gray, president of the lems will have an o p p o rtu n ity to dis cess since its beginning ten years ago. to one of th e larg est and best to be
M issouri S tate F arm B ureau, explain cuss them w ith Mr. Cosby who is a S tartin g as an absolutely new under- found in th e s ta te outside of th e larg-
tak in g , with less th an one hundred er cities. The business is now an in
ed th e w orkings of th e g re a t o rg an well known specialist.
In th e first m o n th ’s rep o rts from subscribers when th e first issue was corporation known as the "Outlook
ization to a very interested g ath erin g
th e dem onstratio n farm s of th e sta te
of farm ers.
two M ultnom ah farm s, th e A nna M. m ailed* it now num bers over one P ublishing com pany, the stock of
T uesday night, Mr. Mansfield will Schiller farm and th e C. N. Taylor tho u san d subscribers. T he first man | which is ow ned by H. L. St. Clair,
add ress a m eeting a t M ultnom ah I farm , were am ong th e 10 farm s which to say, “ P u t me on your lis t,” when j Lena C. St. C lair an d Chase E. St.
gran ge hall and Mr. Gray will address m ade the highest production records
th e new paper was suggested, was th e Clair, all of whom have had and still
' fo r tlje year
a sim ila r m eeting a t th e B rook’s
Each of these d em o n stratio n farm s late J. C. Hessel, fa th e r of W ill Hes- , have an active p art in th e business,
schoolhouse about 12 m iles west of keeps a record of all feed, of all la
Looking back, ten m ile-stones isn ’t
bor and of th e to tal production. Be sel of H essel's F arm M achinery. As
P o rtland.
long
as
he
lived
he
was
a
loyal
sup-
a
very
long Journey. But th e occa-
fore
the
records
w
ere
sta
rte
d
an
in
W ednesday n igh t, Mr. Mansfield
ventory was tak en of all stock, feed
will address a m eeting a t th e P leas and equipm ent so th a t a t th e end of p o rter of the paper. T he first paid- sion is w orth celebrating, and the
a n t V alley g range hall and Mr. G ray th e x y ea r it will be possible to give in-advance sub scrib er was Y>r. A. O utlook feels all th e bounding joy a sh o rt illness follow ing a long period era ( ,r‘‘Son th a t they had won a t
som e real exact figures on th e cost of Thom pson of Gresham . T he ever in and vigor of a husky ten-year-old of falling h ealth
a t th e Rockwood grange hall."
Spokane.
T hursday night, Mr. Mansfield will i egg Production in this county,
Mrs. H artley before h er m urriage
creasin g list of loyal su p p o rters of youth.
He th en presented each of th e
several years ago was Miss F rances
be a t th e R ussellville g ran g e hall, J
girls w ith a gold achievem ent pin,
OREGONIANS
IN
IOWA
T
u
ck
er
and
was
well
know
n
in
w hile Mr. Gray will be a t th e G ilbert j
G resham . She was a cousin of Mrs. which was presented to the cham
LIKE OREGON BETTER GROUND SQUIRREL TIME GABRIELSON, SPECIALIST
schoolhouse.
pions by th e s ta te of W ashington.
AGAIN.
IS WORKING IN COUNTY S. 8. Thom pson of th is place.
F rid a y n ight, Mr. Mansfield will be
F u n eral services w ere held Mon These pins, Mr. Seym our explained
T he O utlook is in receipt of an in
W ithin a very sh o rt tim e ground
I. N. G abrielson, ro d en t control day from th e LentH u n d ertak in g p a r were o rdered for th e team which the
a t a m eeting in Fairview .
These te re stin g le tte r from ^M rs. It. Spiers
lors and Interm ent was in th e Mt.
m eetings a re planned to com mence of Lacey, Iowa, in which she express- sq u irrel cam paigns will be In full specialist Is w orking with S. B. Hall, Scott
leaders hoped
cem etery. Or. A. Thom pson o f W ashington sta te
county
agent,
on
a
m
ole
and
sq
u
ifrel
a t 8 p. in
ficiating.
would win, th e ir own Btate team , but
es h er appreciation of th e re g u la r I sw ing th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te of Ore
At all of these m eetings the aim s Visits of th e O utlook and m akes some gon, p etter organized th an ever be cam paign th is week.
they were good losers and had se n t
In th e O utlook Ten Y ears Ago.
Mr. G abrielson is conducting a
and purpose of the F arm B ureau will com parisons.
She says, “ tru ly we
th e pins to the Oregon team .
fore.
More
and
m
ore
farm
ers
are
T he Mt. Hood C onstruction com
crow poisoning dem o n stratio n on
be discussed and any questions th a t appreciate y o u r good little paper,
Miss Nelson, captain of th e team ,
pany, which has been engaged for
m ay come up will be answ ered by and anxiously w atch fo r o u r post- aw akening to th e trem endous loss Mr. H all’s farm and is m eeting w ith th e past few m onths in the g en eral expressed the appreciation for the
these men who are fam iliar w ith th e m an on M onday and W ednesday. occasioned by even a sm all n um ber good success in th e use of a new co n stru ctio n of th e Mt. Hood line, pins tp Mr. Seym our who was acting
I-arm B ureau work. "T here will be Was glad to see item s from C ottrell j of sq u irrels. They a re also becom poison.
has nearly com pleted its co n tract on behalf of th e W ashington sta te
A q u an tity of sq u irrel poison has here and will soon move to a new lead er in p resen tin g th e pins.
no soliciting of m em bers at these o u r old neighborhood.
ing m ore fam iliar w ith th e fact th a t been prepared and will be available location.
m eetings and m em berships will not i Oregon is so f a r ahead of Iowa,
Miss E thel I. C alkins spoke on the
Jo h n Brown, th e veteran Insurance
th
e prevention of th is loss is com a t th e county a g e n t's office a t cost.
be received until th e week of March th e re is no com parison e ith e r in peo-
m an and m erchant of Rockwood, has work being u n d ertak en by the H om e
This is a splendid season of the year announced the tra n sfe r of his sto re m a k er’s club u nder th e leadership of
p aratively cheap and easy.
7 to M arch 12.
j pie, clim ate o r scenery.”
The cost of th e pdfson p ut o ut by to work on a cam paign of th is so rt and property. It has been intim ated Mrs. Axel Johnson. T h ere a re now
H. A. Lewis, who is county captain
of th e M ultnom ah m em bership drive, DEATH CLAIMS CHILD OF
th e county ag en t th ro u g h th e F arm and w ith cooperation betw een th e th a t Mr. Brown may become one of nearly a dozen g irls m ost of whom
G resh am ’s business men.
has selected the follow ing chairm en
FORMER RESIDENT HERE B ureau organization is sm all indeed farm ers of th e county, a g rea t deal
T he new telephone directory Is in are of high school age enrolled In th e
to head th e local com m ittees. The
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I com pared w ith resu lts secured. The of good may be accom plished.
th
e
hands of th e p rin te r and will be classes. T his kind of p ro ject is new
A telegraph ic m essage from W alla tim e sppnt
po)goning ¡g very p ro f.
county has been divided into areas,
o u t In a few days. The list now con and so fa r th e re are only two clubs
L yn ch P .-T . A sso c ia tio n t o M ee t.
W
alla
brings
th
e
sad
news
of
the
tain s 460 nam es and Hhows a rapid of its kind In M ultnom ah county,
one chairm an in each area:
it ably invested in every case. T here
The Lynch P aren t-T each er circle and splendid grow th.
A. C. Salzm an, chairm an of th e ! death on M onday, F eb ru ary 28, of are several th in g s th a t should again
one a t Powell Valley and one a t C or
will m eet at th e schoolhouse F rid a y
j the in fan t son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ed. O sburn has installed a five- bett.
are a east of th e Sandy river.
be brought to m ind a t th e beginning i evening, March 4 for th e reg u la r
horsepow
er
m
otor
In
his
blacksm
ith
B. C. A ltm an, chairm an of the area B ancroft. T he baby was ab o u t tK e e | of th e work.
T he Powell Valley girls are plan
business m eeting. It is hoped th a t shop. Ed is alwuys a fte r th e best
A rran g em en ts have
so u th of th e Sandy river and east of m onths old.
Polson should be d istrib u ted b y , everyone will comb prep ared to add and th is is an indication of his work. ning on sending one of th e ir num
t been m ade fo r th e burial a t P lea san t scatterin g a tablespoon a t a tim e som ething to th e even in g ’s enjoy-
th e Boring road.
Ca/d Dahl, th e sho em ak er, says he ber to C orvallis this su m m er to a t
B. E. Towle, chairm an of the are a ' Home on W ednesday afternoon, along sq u irrel tra ils and ab o u t t h e , mp" t
is busy and may be req u ired to get tend the O. A. C. sum m er school.
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.
. , : Ten pupils of th e Lynch school are m ore w orkm en to satisfy th e in
betw een the Boring road and Gresh-1-'*arcb 2. at 2 o ’clock, from th e M.
F riday evening they held a candy
en tra n ce to burrow s, an d n ot by on th e F eb ru ary honor roll, having crease in business.
am incAiding T ro u td ale and east of I
church at th a t place.
sale which brought them $3.25 as a
placing in holes.
attain ed a scholarship of A and being
H.
L.
Ball
is
beginning
a
founda
Mrs. B ancro ft will be rem em bered
F airview a strip across th e county.
Polson so placed will not endan g er n eith er ab sen t nor tard y . They are tion for his new house on th e Palm - nucleus to build th e ir fund upon.
Byron Johnson, Grace Lynch, Ja n e q u ist property recently purchased by
Wm. H ornecker, chairm an of the as Miss E dith H ale of P leasan t Home. live stock.
They plan a program and social
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,
,
, , Dickson, Tracey A nderegg, Donald him.
a little la te r In th e season a t which
a re a w est of th e G resham -F airview
Poison early; one
dead
sq
u
irrel
in
!
H
eadley,
Jessie
Mc.Kee,
Lucile
Kum-
road and east of th e B ark er road SANDY CHILD DIES
he Mt. Hood railw ay is p u ttin g in tim e they hope
„ - , to . raise , the , rem
,7 .; ain -
March is as good as nine in May.
! mell, Agnes N iebauer and Fred W ar- an o T th
e r long sw itch acroBH R o b e rts )d
???* about * 30
OF DIPTHERIA
from the Colum bia riv er to the
Miss
C
lara
Sales
is
th
e
teacher.
The young, averag in g eig h t to t h e . llpr
and Hood avenues. It Is now q u ite!
u fpft‘urp"
tbp evening were
C lackam as county line.
Evelyn Lucile Meinig- d a u g h te r of '^ t e r , are born in April. Get them W om en’s S ociety E xp ress A pprecia certain th a t the depot will be on the rp,.{,.“ ,,on8 by a num ber of th e school
C. B. Lewis, chairm an of the are a Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Meinig of Sandy 1 before th is tim e.
R egner property n ear Roberts ave-
“ nd a 80 0 by M‘* M arth“
tion.
nup
1 H agberg. A reading by Miss Agnes
w est of th e B a rk e r road and n o rth of died i Monday, F eb ru ary 28 a t th e
C om m unity poisoning is the only
L undquist was especially enjoyed.
T he W om en’s Society of Sm ith
th e Section L ine road to th e W il home’ of her paren ts. T>he cause of successful solution of th e sq u irrel
R efreshm ents were served in th e
M emorial church tak es this opportu
An Adequate Forest Exp erim en t
her death was d ip h th eria. Evelyn
la m ette and C olum bia rivers.
basem ent at th e close of a p leasan t
Station.
was eight years and eleven m onths of problem yet devised. I t is useless f nity to th a n k all th o se who assisted
evening.
E. M C alkins, chairm an of the age.
Provision for th e estab lish m en t
for one o r a few farm ers to poison if In th e splendid program given F riday
a re a west of th e B a rk e r road and
B urial services were held th e same some one in th e neighborhood con- evening in th e city hall
W hen we and m ain ten an ce of a forest experl- Analysis o f R eport o f F ir st Htate
so u th of th e Section Line road to th e afternoon a t th e Kir Ridge cem etery. , t ni]p„
h r„ „ j
th in k w hat a tine tonic la u g ___
h te r __
is m ent sta tio n In Oregon o r W ashing-
Bank as C alled for by S ta te
sq u irrels to rein fect and
T his is th e only case of d ip h th e ria j
_ a charm th e re Is In goo d !* 011
*be su b ject of a bill (S. 4703)
w _
hat
C lackam as county line and W al-
S u p erin ten d en t o f Hanks.
in the Sandy neighborhood but the ‘bp' r lands. The 1 irm B ureau c o m -! music
Ic we believe, th a t the program introduced on Decem ber 23 in the
would call your atten tio n to
la m ette riv er.
•
schools have been closed f o r a short m unity organization is an ideal .1 or- was a real benefit to th e com m unity. I ?.• 8 - S enate by S en ato r McNary of o u r We report
u n e r in
rep o rt ns
as rendered
rendered to
to S Superin-
W. Sideow, chairm an of th e area tim e as a precaution ag ain st a spread , ganlzation for th is purpose.
„ | 1 We also wish to th an k the large a .„i t)regon, according to D istrict Fores-1
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a
p
p
re
c
ia
tiv
e
audience
which
m
ade
t
h
e
j
t
e
r
Geo.
H
Cecil,
of
th
e
P
o
rtlan
d
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V
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Cl<n
,
? f l ''2 i
of
th
e
disease.
n o rth and west of P ortlan d in th e
flexible and w orks efficiently a n d i affair a financial success
F o rest office. The bill carries an ap- T *
Brook com m unity.
quickly to accom plish th e work. Get
Farm and H om e R em inders
ip ro p rlatlo n of $50,000 for the year show n on page four of th is paper.
COMMITTEE
Mr. Lewis will call a m eeting of
from O. A. C.
ending Ju n e 30, 1922, to be used In You will note th e stre n g th of the
a com m unity leader, get him tp work,
bank reflected In cash on hand and
th e com m ittees the la tte r p a rt of the
and g e t behind him y o u rself and CITY
DRV— TOMORRGW d eterm in in g “ th e best m ethods for carried in Reserve Bank am ounts to
I the m anagem ent of Douglas fir, west-
Thirty-five different lots of pota-
..
week, probably S aturday, to get to-
N ote u n d er
'
*
* ’»
”
tops Hiinniipfi iiv 1
T’nitiid Qiutoi;
)rK
program th a t insnr©8 r©-
T he city w ater m eter is o u t o7*or-1 era yellow pine, apruce, ond o th e r more th an $56,000.
g e th e r previous to th e m em bership
, b y ,
nited sJ ateH
L iabilities th a t th e cap ital stock
1 d ep artm en t of ag ric u ltu re are being 8UITR
der and th e w ater w ill be sh u t off a t I io reat* an,> forest land, Including the paid
in, earned su rp lu s, undivided
d r,v e
grow n by th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral
Poison all th e sq u irrels, n ot p a rt
»
production of pulp tim beh and the
profits and reserves for any dep recia
D. E Towle has already lined
up College experim ent statio n to find of them . The an n u al ra te of increase 1 p. m. tom orrow (W ednesday) anil , protection of forested areas from flri tions th a t m ight possibly occur
will be off for a t least two hours, !a n '1
«*v e/« c h n ic a l advice to own-
his com m itteem en and assigned th e ir
,b e v aritles and types best su ited to
.
...
, . .
the W illam ette valley ri» er bottom 1 fo u r r° Id and 11 ,8 nfi''p«sary t° be
' era of forest lands on th e best nieth- am ounts to m ore th an $72,000. T ake
districts. They are Wm. Spence, S. soils.
diligent indeed If th e re are not m ore possibly all afternoon
All residents ods of cu ttin g , production, and sllvi Into consideration th a t these fo u r
Item s rep rese n t am ounts not due d e
H. Stone, Jo h n S trcbln. Wm. P e te r
sq u irrels on your farm in S eptem ber of th e city are requested to keep this c u ltu ral m anagem ent to Insure the positors b ut held In bank for th e ir
son, F. O. E kstrom , B. Howell, John
continued productiveness of forest
S uperphosphate has been proved th an in March
protection in addition tn Its assets
fact in m ind an d p rep are for the a f crops.”
Pn(arin
.
P alm quist. These men will visit th e profitable on red hill soils of w estern
show
T ake Into
Oregon, and is used com m ercially 011
Poison p astu re and brush lands as ternoon which will be dry.
Mr.
Cecil
calls
atten
tio
n
to
t
h
e
,
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. n . . u n d er Resources—
,
...
It is fact that an experim ent sta tio n was J 2
farm ers in th e ir districts and next
°
al"° hat “ elirly on”-
soils of th is kind In C latsop, M ultno- wp" a8 cultivated fields. Cam paigns
week will ta k e th e solicitors around m ah, Clackam as. Douglas ami Jack th a t cover only cultivated fields will b"P "d ,b a t ,b e necessary r e p ^ r s can establlshed on a sm all scale at Wind h a ,{ o f ' t8 ' ,,a" M and bond8 a »d; * a r -
ra n t" ’ th e b'”‘t ,b a t can bp h a d ’ ,n '
over th e ir te rrito ry .
son counties.
It is also P5o d i ahJf be
value but of course now here as bp niade In a sh o rt tim e but It may River, W ashington, by th e U 8 F o r - I eluded
In which are th e follow ing
est Service ln 1913. In spite of the
for potatoes and onions
governm
ent secu rities;
The “ Jack-K nife Man " a story for and
t 80),g of (hp W „ , am ette
effective as those aim ed to clean up. tak e the en tire aftern o o n .
lim itatio n s Imposed by Inadequate
Municipal bonds 4 % % to 6% —
ch ild ren from nine to ninety. A hu-
funds and assistance, valuable results
man In terest story of th e p ic tu rA q u e
Snlelt now reported to be ru p .
have been secured, Mr. Cecil s ta te s ’ principal and in te rest collected by
houseboat People of the M ississippi n)ng ln gomp coast gtrpamg m av bP
"F o r exam ple, it has been shown th a t ta x atio n - $66,000.00.
V. 8. T reasu ry C ertificates 5% —
river, G resha.u T heater. W ednesday, panned In oil. The hom e economics
Douglas fir forests can be reproduced
AWAITING
THEIR
CUE
6%
general obligation of IT. 8.,
n
atu
ra
lly
from
seed
stored
ln
the
specialists
at
O.
A.
C.
say
any
good
Main S tre e t G arage,
$55.000.00.
su
rface
soil
w
ithout
th
e
expense
or
oil
may
be
used.
T
he
cleaned
fish
T his garage is now open for gen
4 >4
investm ent
rep resen ted
In many First. , L iberty Loan conv.,
v
‘ % ’
eral re p a ir w ork of all kinds by ex are parked raw In sterile Jars, and to
1
large
trees
reserved
for
seed,
provld-
^P
aera*
o
bligation
of
U.
8.,
$450.00.
each
pint
Jar
is
added
a
fo
u
rth
cup
perienced w orkm an. N orm an Sm ith,
te.l slash Is burned at the right tim e. I »pcond L ib erty Loan conv, 4 <4%.
phone 51.
tf of oil, blended w ith -a tpaspoonful of
'S tu d y of the behavior of forest fires Is a - " p/ a ' ob gallon of I S $5.850.00
prepared m ustard and a slice o r ;
leading to resu lts which will help , Tb f'1 ’;lbPr7 ’/> a ’1. * '4
gener-
chopped onion. T he lids a re then
Record Prune Sales.
m aterlally In th e prevention of the 1 al obligation of IT. 8 , $14,700.00.
More than 300,000 pounds o fitted on and th e fish sterlized.
F
o
u
rth
L
iberty
Loan,
4
%
%
. Ken-
enorm ous losses from th is source
Mist land prunes w ere sold in New
.
7 7~~
which have occurred in th e past In eral obligation of IT. 8., $12.600.00,
York City ln th ree days by R. C.
®oy hPans «b"''>d becom.. an im-
Victory L iberty txmii, 4 % . gen-
the N o rth w est.”
P au lu s, sales m anager of th e Oregon P °fta n t proP In Oregon, but th ey do
Mr. Cecil pointed o u t th a t with 50 eral obligation of IT. 8 , $15,250 00
G row ers
Cooperaflve
association. n ° ‘ /« c c e e d w ith o u t inoculation. 8e-
T otal, $103.750 00.
per cent of th e rem ain in g tim b er in
sh o rtly a fte r hts arriv al a few days lM tlon’ arp bpl"* madP ,o develop
Only by such analysis can one
' an ea rlie r m a tu rin g variety.
the United States on th e Pacific Coast
and th e prospect th a t the whole coun properly u n d erstan d such financial
“~
... ..
Of the 22 sp rin g w heat varieties .
try will soon be at least p artially de- statem en ts. W e will be glad to an-
Sa> It w ith I runes.
under tria l at th e O. A C. experi-
pendent upon this last source of sup- " WPr any Q’»*’«**«"» ,b a t any <’np TT'ay
1 w b p n 8 P? 1
w ants to increase m pnt statio n grounds red fife and
ply, th e im portance of in itiatin g In Car® 1?
sam e
In w eight, th e doctor often advisee H uston are th e best of the varieties
tim e th e experim ental work upon
All bonds delivered us for exchange
m ore exercise. TbPn If an o th e r pa- pommnnly grow n.
Blue chaff club
which to base th e continued product- Pr o r ,o / Bbruavy 15. 19-1. have
t e n t w anta to reduce, the prescrip- hag madp good ylp|d„
Iveness of th is tim b er reservoir Is b”Pn rp,'plvpd and, arp rpady
dp-
tion Is tn© sam e— ta k e mor© *«er-
.
evldent. To p u t t h e m easure th ro u g h " 7 7
Vour early atten tio n In re-
else Now why not su b stitu te prunes
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
prom ptly In the face of the fo n g re s- pp|vl"« a " d
fo5 " i " ” * w‘"
for th e form ula.
blocking m ethods. T ry It. Dr. C. P
slonal economy wave, however, will bp a1Ppr7 la,Pdu T b ° ’" ‘ wh? b a 'rp. not
Johnson, 611 M organ Bldg., P o rt
req u ire active su p p o rt from all who 7rn,lr 7 ‘,’ ' 7 bon'’" on '*hl','b ' her®
R e g u la r C o m b in a tio n R a te .
land, Oregon. Main 674».— Adv.
a re In terested, local fo resters believe \ rp no ,u rth p r coupons should do so
Outlook A Dally Oregonian
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Outlook A Portland Telegram 4.95
D entistry m ade painless by nerve 1
Incom e tax retu rn s m ust be filed
I
>r<MsrriAk
lii<.
¡blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P I
H ave ren te d Mrs. P. A. Gould's with In tern al Revenue Collector not
Read the ads. Get the buslnees Johnson. 611 Morgan Bldg , P o r t - 1
Klanks may
residence
and am prepared to do all Inter than March 15th
benefit of the paper as well as the land, Oregon, Main 6749.— Adv.
kinds of dressm aking. Miss L eltrltz, be had at th is bank.
F irs t h alf of taxes are delinquent
phone 7»x5,
*
Money savers sure enough.— Wan-
Need Your Suit Cleaned?
a fte r April 5th, and may be paid r t
Tads.
Have It French dry cleaned. Re-
th is bank. We have tax roll both
R egu lar Com bination Rate.
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pairing neatly done. Tailoring for
and so u th of Base L ine for
Outlook A Dally Oregonian ... 6 31 north
Drop onto a few of the bargains ladles and men.
Range 3 and 4 east.
Outlook, Dally and Sunday
offered in the want columns.
PETER LBNARD, Tailor.
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