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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 11, NO. 5 FARM BUREAU DRIVE NETS 479 MEMBERS GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON. MAN KILLED1 «?ACCIDENT TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 1921 TU ESD AYS AND F R ID A Y S $1.50 PER YEAR SANDY HAS SCHOOLS AND ALL PUBLIC GATHERINGS EAST OF LARGE POTATO CLUB GIRL RESERVES GIVE IN GRESHAM CLOSED; EPIDEMIC CAUSE INSPIRING PROGRAM J. W. Reed, one of th e first real- : T w enty-three boys front five dents of E stacada, form er m ayor and j school d istric ts east of the Sandy school d irecto r, died S atu rd ay m orn- ■ T here have been signed up and r e - ; i°6 front th e resu lts of an accident met w ith Miss E thel I. C alkins F ri O vershadow ing th e sm allpox s c a r They recom m end th a t all those who ported to C outny A gent S. B. H all's which occurred F rid ay afternoon. He In spite of th e very disagreeable day aftern o o n and com pleted some office 479 paid m em berships in th e and a com panion w ere driving up a j which prevailed last week and whict ( .lave been exposed should begin tak - w eath er Sunday aftern o o n th e re was org an izatio n w ork These boys will M ultnom ah county. This is 67 per s te«P hill w hen th e drive chain of ; cau8ed 80 mucb alarm was th e dis- ing the anti-toxin tre a tm e n t. T his is a very good atten d an ce a t th e Girl cent of the farm ers who w ere called tbe tru ck broke an d th e ca r began covery Monday of two cases of diph- said to be an alm o st perfect prophy- form probably th e largest boys' club Reserve m eeting at P leasan t Home. upon by th e corps of solicitors w hich runn in g down hill. Mr. Reed re- th e ria in th is locality. One of th e lactic or p rev en tativ e of th e disease. in th e county. They are ta k in g up th e potato project and expect to line Miss Gula E. Gamble, g ir l’s secre canvassed th e county d u rin g th e past r a in e d w ith th e tru ck which was cage8 ,8 Rob<?r, S terlin g 80n of In rare cases it does not prevent one's up w ith the F arm B ureau and tak e ta ry of th e n o rth w est field w hich in week. A large n um ber of those who overtu rn ed in th e ditch. T he com- did n o t sign d u rin g th e p ast week ex- panion jum ped an d escaped ijn u ry . ‘ r and ' Ire Jam es S terlin g of tak in g th e disease b ut th e chances up th e sam e kind of progressive cludes th e states of Oregon, W ash work th a t th e ad u lts do Hill se ington, Idaho and M ontana, was th e pect to sign a t th e organization m eet- ' I r - Reed had several broken ribs and G resham , and Newell F an ch er, son of , are greuif > m inim ized an d th e an ti- ing which is planned for M arch 25. Ione pressed on th e h ea rt. He died C. C. F an ch er, who lives n ear T rout- toxin tre a tm e n t is recognized for its lection of seed will probably be one principal sp eak er of th e aftern o o n . of th e ir lines of activity as they have Miss Gamble gave th e g irls a won Definite plans for th is m eeting have at 4 a. m., a fte r several h o u rs of suf- dale, value in preventing the disease as some experienced po tato club boys derfu l m essage of helpfulness. She been held up. on account of th e con- I fering. He was 60 years of age and A fter cu ltu res from th e th ro a ts of I well as in tre a tin g of cases, in th e club who have proven by past explained th e ir symbol, th e “ blue- tageous disease situ atio n in G resham i ■eaves a wife and several grown th ese p atien ts w ere sen t to th e h ealth I Pupils of both th e g rad e school y ear's crops th a t hill selection pays tria n g le ” and said th a t It m eant to b u t definite announcem ents will be children. N. G. Woodle has been chosen as be “ tru e blue In all th ree sides of d ep a rtm en t for analysis and th e re- and th e high school are affected as m ade in th e next issue. Many of th o se who did not sign had received MANY DISTRICTS PLAN pprts came back th a t pronounced the Robert S terling, is a m em ber of the leader of th e club and F. N. Easley th e ir program which she explained UNON HIGH SCHOOLS cases d ip h th eria steps have been tak- fortuer, and Newell F ancher, a mem and A. O. Salzman were chosen ns was rep resen ted by th e th ree sides th e lite ra tu re reg ard in g th e F arm assistan t leaders. of th e tria n g le: H ealth, Mind and B ureau but had n o t found tim e to A num ber of high schools of the en 10 keeP ,h e disease from spread- ber of union high. H er suggestions an d help T he to y s will m eet again next S pirit. look it over. Many had been unable s ta te are try in g to en larg e th e ir dis- ing. • R obert has ju st recently recovered m onth to do some dem onstration ful h in ts as how they m ight a ttain to a tte n d th e com m unity m eetings Both th e g rad e school and union from m easles and w hen th e first work and m ake fu rth e r ou tlin es of th e ir goal, was of the g re a te st bene and th e solicitor found them u n p re tric ts by ta k in g ad v an tag e of th e union . high «..„x schools „„«. , have «. , fit not only to th e Girl Reserves h ut , school , , law. T his step p in nigh been closed on ad- sw elling appeared it was th o u g h t to th e ir w otk for th e year. pared fo r th e final decision. In sec som e instances is being tak en on ac- At th e ir m eeting F rid ay they were also to all who w ere fo rtu n a te tio n s w here th e atten d an ce had been count of th e crow ded condition of V,C* ° f th e city h ealtb offlcer' D r' H I be an a fterm a th of th e measles. He good a t th e F arm B ureau m eetings so th e schools and a larg e n u m b er of ' H H ughes, a fte r a co n su ltatio n w ith j was kept at hom e b u t no q u ara n tin e presented w ith the gold seal for enough to h ear h er speak. Miss G am ble trav els all o ver the th e ir ch arter. They have complied th a t th e people understood w hat t h e . . . . . . , .. , . ... „ „ , F arm B ureau was th e percentage was stu d e n t* ,n atten d a n ce from o u tsid e the county h ealth officer, Dr. H arry | was im posed until a fte r th e rep o rt with all of th e necessary req u ire northw est field and has ch arg e of ____L, , , .. .. . . J districts. T he principal of Union i Cliff from th e h ea lth officer was received. m ents and have the club seal placed the g irl's work. In th is field th e re very high and th e solicitors found High school No. 2, w hich is th e larg - A11 pllblic m ee„ n g s have bee„ o r. th e ir w ork very easy. Newell F an ch e r atten d e d high on th e c h a rte r which was 'issued a re 8000 girls enrolled in th e Girl est in th e sta te , has been called upon 1 , Reserves. Miss Gamble said th a t in In th e farm in g com m unities f a rth e r ■ by boards of ed ucation and com m er- dered 8U8pended for a '¡m e u n til school F rid ay and sp e n t considerable earlier. th e U nited S tates th e re a re more aw ay from tow n th e re was a m uch tim e in G resham S atu rd ay alth o u g h cial clubs In different p a rts of th e i f u rth e r developm ents in the situ a- G resh am W o m en to New for Itabiee. th an 100,000 m em bers nor does the k ee n er in te re st th a n In th e local sec he was feeling badly. S atu rd ay ev s ta te to explain th e ad v an tag es of a , Hon. The G resham women are invited to m em bership stop w ithin th e A m eri tio n s n ea r P o rtlan d alth o u g h many ening he atten d ed th e G resham th e a On th e question of closing th e atten d an all-day m eeting at th e can borders as th e w ork extends to farm ers having from th re e to five union high school and th e system te r w ith some friends. H is com pan- used here. H e has recently ex acres signed up. They w ere anxious schools it was a t first suggested t h a t . ions have been given th e anti-toxin hom e of Mrs. Clarence C athey a t C ot practically every country in the plained the system a t H illsboro in world. Each organization Is u nder to become m em bers realizing the W ashington county, and Milton in they co n tin u e u n d er th e supervision I tre a tm e n t an d it Is hoped to h a lt th e ton sta tio n T hursday, March 17, to th e supervision and care of the sew for th e babies of th e A lb ertin a g rea tn ess of th e m ovem ent and know U m atilla county T he board of edu ot PbyBicians who could keep a care- dl8ea8e which he was unconsciously K err N ursery In P ortland. This hom e Young W om en's C hristian associa ing th a t th e fu tu re of ag ric u ltu ral spreading. p ro sp erity depends largely upon th e ! ' a tl°,n ” Ubbard *" M arlon C0Ha ty fUl Che?k ° n a " th e pupils a,ld 8i>par- Is undenom inational and its w ork Is tion which directs th e activities The h ea lth officers and physicians well know n. This m eeting will be th ro u g h special secretaries and local progress m ade by the F arm B ureau. * “ ,th ® C erk of th ,s di8trict ate a11 who show ed any 8*«n8 ° f 8°™ are doing all th a t is possible to keep held u n d er th e auspices of th e W. F. advisors. T he solicitors said th a t of those ‘^ t h ^ m i n ’u 'is° c Vln in ’h r° a t ' the situ atio n in check and a re m eet- W ith Miss G am ble were Miss Lois who refused to join th e re w ere a few x delegation 'of 15 o r " "T n te U WaS decided be8t> how ever, to ! ing with a sp irit o f cooperation on M. S. of th e F ree M ethodist church. Diehl, town and country secretary All ladles are requested to nttend this very common and ch aracteristic rea- citizens of pore(jt Q rove and * j clo8e tb e 8choolB and a " ch ild ren ‘>v‘‘ry band m eeting Each should bring lunch fo r th e no rth w est field, w hose head la no "use the coni »rv^f6 t° » J 1 wU1 vlsit th is 8ch° o1 tom orrow to se- I have been o rd ered to rem ain a t hom e ' W' A i drian, p ro p rie to r of th e and a thim ble. q u a rte rs also is a t S eattle, and Miss is no use th e country Is going to th e pure fnform ation to ag8lst them ,n a n J thftt jn no cgge ghou]d G resham th e a te r v o lu n tarily closed E thel M itchell, g irl's secretary from dogs,” “ I will w ait and see” I n f e r i n g _____ ,_«_ , , , his th e a te r w hen he h ea rd of th e s it 'h e P ortland Y. W. C. A. Miss M itch LUSTED th a t they were ready to enjoy the g & an?e “ “ O" h gh 8ch° o1 j ‘Iren be allow ed to play to g e th e r on uation. The m eeting of th e P aren t- ell Is well known to th e local girls benefits when th e o th e r fellow put it ' __________ th e stree ts. T eacher association for W ednesday | The P arent-T eacher association of rb she assisted them in organizing th ro u g h . SKY FIG H T ER S V8. SEA FIG H T ER S T he h ealth officers urge th a t a t the aftern o o n and th e special m eeting to , Lusted school held Its reg u la r m eet- th e ir club and has m et w ith them and G reat earn estn ess and zeal was dis- They are having a te rrib le tim e first sign of sore th ro a t a physicla, have been held M onday evening have j 'ng on F riday evening. A sh o rt but assisted them in m any ways sizee played by th e solicitors, all farm ers j down In W ashington over th e ques both been concelled. 1 well rendered program was given. th a t tim e. Miss M itchell gave the should be called who will sw ab th e from various counties of the sta te , tion as to w h eth e r th e g ia n t battle- Both g rad e and high schools have L ittle Ruby F elt sang two delightful g irls a very personal and helpful They were here, in m any cases a t a shtp o r the alrp lan e is th e b etter th ro a t and send cu ltu res to th e lab- been closed a t th e req u est of th e o f - ! solos, accom panied by h e r sister, message. sacrifice to th e ir own business, be- man. ra to rie s w here It can be determ ined fleers and will rem ain closed u n til E dith, on th e violin. B. C, A ltm an One of the d elig h tfu l fea tu re s of cause they a re deeply in te reste d in A ce rtain n u m b er of sky ship men in a very few h ours w h eth er or not next M onday a t least by which tim e sang two selections, in his usual th e aftern o o n was the vocal solo by i be m ovem ent and in the fu tu re Of ! in siBt th a t the day o f t h e b a t t l e s h i p d i p h t h e r i a is p r e s e n t . it is hoped th a t the situ atio n will be pleasing way. Mr. A ltm an was ac Miss Irm a Eder. i’iíK’h better. a g r ic u ltu r e W h en le a v in g ex- ¡8 over; th a t th e m ilitary airp lan es com panied on the organ by Miss Ida At th e close of the program an In pressed th e ir appreciation of the w ith th e ir high explosive bombs will Sester. Rev S. F. P itts told several form al reception was held and a sp irit and w illingness of th e commu-1 be able to sink th e best of them , am using stories, alth o u g h Mr. P itta very pleasant tim e enjoyed m eeting n ity com m ittees who assisted them J T h erefo re , no m ore b attlesh ip s em phsalzed th e fact th a t m in isters and talk in g w ith these women who in g ettin g dbout the district. They I should be built. should not “tell sto rie s” . Miss E dith a re doing so much for the group of said th a t m any of th e com m unity T he navy experts all deny th is G resham , Ore., M arch 15, 1921.— of am usem ent for young people u su F elt and F ra n k Cady gave two fine g irls who are a few years th e ir com m itteem en would have qualified They say it will be m any years be- duets on th e violin and g u ita r T he ju n io r. fo r first class solicitors if they had ! lo re th e airsh ip s will be able to E d ito r O u tlo o k :— T h ere seem s to be ally held in poorly v en tila ted room s program closed by singing ‘'A m eri T he church was most artistically been given th e o p p o rtu n ity and had I d estroy a sw ift, «armored, sk illfu lly an epidem ic of co n tagious diseases in sm all tow ns sh o u ld close th e ir ca” . Q uite a lengthy business ses decorated with Oregon grape, pussy know n m ore of the w ork of F arm j m aneuvered b attlesh ip , if ever, go Prev alen t in o u r com m unity a t this doors un til the epidem ic is over. We sion was held as th e re w » h two willows, and daffodils. B ureau before th e drive begun need cooperation from every source i nionthfi’ * y k <® ,)p <ak p n care of S ecretary D aniels is ta k in g th e ir ad- , tim e, including m easles, chicken pox, T he solicitors were Wm. A. A ird . . . ow ing to th e om ission of th e F eb ru - GIRL RESERVES PLAN . . „ „ M i vice and th e navy d ep a rtm en t is go- sm Two cases , a t th l” t,m e t0 8U« e s s fu lly com bat I pry raeetlng, o„ acconnt , allpox an d d ip h th e ria tb(, m eas,e of C lackam as county; C. H. P ierce ,Ilg abead w ltb it8 plans PUBILC INITIATION of d ip h th e ria were rep o rted by physi- j th e diseases th a t th re a te n the h ealth , epidem ic in th e school at th a t tim e. from Jackson county; J. W. H all ! The o th e r day th e re was a te st o f , , . . . . . . ----------------------- --------------------- I an d O rris K eller from C olum bia coun- th e 8 kn, of th e m i| ltary a irp ianee f ianB yesterday, one a boy from th e i of th e people of th is com m unity. The T he A m bitious Cooking club mem- T he Girl Reserves of P lea san t ty ; T. H. Thom pson and W L. Pow-1 T he old b attlesh ip In d ia n a " w a s G resham g rad e school and th e o th e r I union high school has m ore th an 100 L 'iiT 8° ‘d Ca" d^ a " d popcorn d » rlng H o m e will hold a public In itiatio n a t evening and added q u ite a sura to ell and C laude B uchanan from Ben-1 j - tow - ed - out • to • sea, anchored an d aban- I - from th ......................... - - • 111 high -v-w«... school. ton c o u n ty W A C rane of Jackson I --------n u a u - --------------------------------------------- --- e ■••o« U nless th e j young people whose hom es are In th e th e ir treasu ry . They are also plan- th e M ethodist church next S atu rd ay '■ *• “ " » W « -W . evening, March 19. Mr. B u rk h o ld er of W ashington coun- w , H ,, . ’ this t,m e it will be necessary to close G resham . T h eir p aren ts a re depend-1 «H- They a re w orking to raise funds T he o rganization has been stead ily • " d !« '■ » • :* ♦ r 1“ " • »■»» P lans are . adding new m em bers d u rin g th e win- x " d " c' d ,h e - ’ I Z 10 •• •* PRINCIPAL GOODWIN URGES CO-OPERATION tions m et w ith in th is county w here . . .. , .. J th e re a re com paratively a sm all num - u also tn a t tn e re was nobody on ber of large farm ers and w here spec- bO“ rd ° PP°,8e th.e 8lr bom bard’ ialized c r o n s a r e z r n w n m extenQivo ,nent w ith a n ti-a irc ra ft guns. la n ze a crops are grow n co e x te n siv e -, H ow ever, th e te st d id n 't satisfy ly n e a r the city it is th o u g h t th e drive b R fighters an d now they have has been u nusually successful. In .. y «.,,« , . u X fh«. j gotten a bill in to th e sen ate to tu rn 8 8 ’ frictly farm com m unity the tb e *r neaun. sociations in April. Definite arran g e - t, g ' j S trict q u a ra n tin e of th e homes S tu d en ts a t hom es u n d er q u aran - m ents will be published later. A| A n um ber of special num bers , '"h ere th e disease exists is necessary tin e should not re tu rn to school un- ‘ LPry flJ ‘e i ra.m ‘!du “ lctu re llave bo*n arran g ed fo r th e evening nrovon» it*. » s v .<■ , ncoJ® wa8 offered to th e room am ong o n s which nre v n o i ml,,« hv m i «. are vocal solos by Miss t0 p rev en t it8 ePr ®ad. Y oung people, , til th e q u a ra n tin e has been raised having th e m ost m others present. M weI1 ss ad u lts, should not atten d and tb e lr clothes and books have been / ber a ° liI'!| re8Ulte<i ■« a tie and th e Vada B ettis and Miss E rm a E d er and x,« , I fum igated P e r s o n a c x n o s e ,! tn .m a ll board of d lr‘‘cto rs kindly cam e to ihe readings by Miss Iva Ten Eyck, Miss Public g ath erin g s w here larg e num - [ IUII11« a te a . P ersons exposed to sm all-, rescue and offered to buy an o th e r so ! H elen M oulton in d Rev. E arl B. be™ co n g reg ate In poorly ^ ^ ^ ^ f o r ’a T s X l p e o ^ f o each room could have one. Cotton, The secretary . Miss G race F ield At th e close of thp program a so b ership percentage has ranged very! ' J v en tilated buildings. | be vaccinated, house, was unable to be presen t, ow A tre a tm e n t of an tl- ing to an attac k of to n silitis Mrs. cial h o u r will be enjoyed by all and high. So«‘ Joh n B row n for Insurance. o rd er to sa fe g u ard th e young toxin is recom m ended by physicians Altm an acted as secretary for th e ev I can ta k e care of all lines of people th e union high school called to com bat th e m ost dreaded and dan- ening. Miss F ieldhouse was g reatly refresh m en ts will be served for which a nom inal sum will be charged. asket Ball n d ard Insurance, including „ a , la r«e Pa r ‘y . to . be . bcdd O rient H basket ball Notice. team will play sta Gife, C asualty, A utom obile In F ire, th e at[ ‘he g irerous e r° “ 8' nerhan« P erh“ p8' nt a nil l‘ tx„ th,e dl8ea8PS missed, as she has endeared herself T his m eeting will be In ch arg e of to all by h er sunny disposition and th e Lincoln L eaguers a t O rient be8t com panies on ea rth Jo h n gym nasium la st F rid ay evening. The ° ned above’ <11Pb , heria. w illingness to help a t all tim es. th e Girl R eserves and th ey extend a g ran g e hall on F rid a y evening, M arch Brown, Main stre e t, G resham , phone j . " ie do no‘ w ant to close th e public A spelling atch was o rder. Mr m ost cordial welcome to each person 981' ______________ " tf class play to have bean given 8cUooU. It would be a g re a t loss to ' A ltm an and m Rev. E arl In B Cotton 18. C on tracto r an d B u ild er neXt F rid a y has been post- f th e boys and g irls at th is tim e. We ¡choosing sides, and Miss C aroline In th e com m unity to atten d and en Main S treet («arage. O th er eventa ! appeal to every p atrio tic citizen to " Pr° nounclng th e words. Mr joy with them a p leasan t social even H ave located in G resham and am poned indefinitely. ing. This garag e is now open for g en E S I ’ S p S i X S E V S ? £ i . X , E i . ■» a — • « .I ,, ». h « ,n t eral re p a ir w ork of all kinds by ex perienced w orkm an. N orm an Sm ith, L et me bid on your w ork. Phone 327. tb e G resham g ran g e have been e ith e r in safeg u ard in g th e haT/th of th e , No attem p t wag made to spell down F or Sale, inffc schools, schc Mr. Cotton as it was feared it m ight boys an d g irls In th e pi/bllc phone 51. tf L J. W i n t e r . _____________________called off o r indefinitely postponed. Berry P lants. Berry P lan ts tak e all night. ------------------------ r as well as th e com m unity. C u th b ert B erry P lan ts Mr. F elt, Mrs. Splawn and» Mrs. T he p ictu re show an d sim ila r places ELM ER F GOODWIN. L oganberry Tips. Sm ith served refresh m en ts In a Winfield and Gregg blackcaps, m ost efficient way. I An old fashioned party was also T reble Gold D ollar, M arshall a n d Bt- J held a t th is m eeting and th e cos- te rsb u rg No. 121 straw b e rry p lan ts; WOW AH ElCHT-ffHEELEP FIELD RUNABOUT E nglish B lue Damson plum The ad jo u rn e d m eeting of tBo T he q u a ra n tin e reg u latio n s were J tum es of the ladies afforded much also | am usem ent. Miss T allm an 's cos trees. council which was held F rid a y even discussed but no definite action was N- B.— These straw b e rry plan ts tum e was a work of a rt. Mrs. B. C. ing for th e purpose of com pleting the taken. A ltm an was ch arm in g In her w ed have been Inspected. Sam ples can A com m ittee from th e Business ding gown, while Mrs. Geo Lusted he seen a t my residence. F ifth and business of th e last reg u la r session looked as though sh e m ight have Main stree t, G resham , phone 146 M en’s association appeared before and especially to consider th e licens- i sp ru n g from th e fashions of th irty T he C ooperative Berry G row ers , th e council to p resen t th e m a tte r of D. E. TOW LE, Mgr years a g o . M rs Felt seem ed to Ing out-of-tow n bread wagons, sev- havlng the council at som e early date have difficulty In h an dling h er sk irt T eeth ex tracted w ithout pain. eral m in o r m a tte rs were tak en up. ta k e up th e m a tte r of having the and Mrs. Ed. S eater’s h at was th e envy of every lady preaent. Mrs. H u rts d o n 't pay me! D entistry a t a T he discussion of th e bread w a g -: houses of th e town num bered T his E xam ination O. E B auder was classified as a price all can afford. on situ atio n was held up on account > m a tte r was given som e discussion and Dr H arry Sem ler, 204 Allsky ! q u ain t lady of th e M artha W ashlng- free B ld g , P o rtlan d , Oregon. Main of th e failu re to obtain copies of the “Ct*°n P°8‘P°n*d un til th e next j ton day.i. m eeting. I T he next reg u la r m ee^n g will be 6576. Oregon City ordinance a f te r which . ,. . . held th e second F riday in April and „ t , | I t was decided th a t Second stre e t The agricultural class Is making ' th e officers of the association hope th e council hoped to p a tte rn an ordi- BhouId be graded from curb (Q curb plans for an experim ental garden on I to have som e good speakers present. nance which will care fo r th e situ a- before being graveled, as th is would the school grounds. A mall sack full of garden seeds has recently been re Need T o u r Nuit CleaaedT tion here. T he question has been add to th e ap p earan ce of the stre e t Have it F rench dry cleaned. ceived from the government a t Wash Re postponed u n til th e next re g u la r and lm Pr° v« th e d rain ag e pairing neatly done. T ailo rin g for ington though the kindness of a mem m eeting. J T he next council m eeting to be ladle» and men. ber of Congress The hot beds are PETER LENARD. Tailor. T he license on dogs Is due and th e J” *,“1 A.Pr1' prom,8e" t0 be one of about ready for the seeds. Tbe class In Interest as m any im p o rta n t questions drainage Is having some practical field Notice to Farmers. m arahal was In structed to ta k e up all 8re t0 come up a( , ha( (|n)e pjnal wurk with engineer's level. The Farm Get your farm engines fixed to run This Is one of tbe newest members of tbe well-known Ford dogs whose ow ners have failed to ( readings on th e o rdinances reg u lat- like new. Prices reasonable. W ork Mechanics boys are making self-feed fam ily. It is tbe field runabout It Is a strong-limbed boy— eight gu aran teed . Call up N orm an Sm ith. ers for chickens. pay th e p roper license. It was also ing th e keeping of chickens, th e wheels dividing the work done by four before It is a tractor which G resham . G arage phone 18, resi announced that April 1st Is tbe date building and m ain ta in in g of barns Secretary of W ar lia k e r was much Interested In at the army exhibit dence phone 61. F IR ST GROWTH seasoned live In Washington The broad esterplller hell gives It a very firm foot after which no dogs may run at large and g ara g es are am ong th e questions Ing under a ll kinds of soil conditions wood, 58 50, C. O. D., G resham . in the town. which will he ta k en up. Drop onto a few of th e bargalna F red Ü. A nlcker. G resham , R. 4 o r offered In th e w ant colum ns. phone O. Cox, 54x3. BUSINESS MEN WANT HOUSES NUMBERED