Gresham outlook., October 25, 1921, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 11, NO. 68
ZWIEBEL FACTORY ROLL
GETTING MACHINES
OK ESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY
OREGON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1921
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER YEAR
OF MONEY
S. F. PITTS PRESIDENT
JOHN PALMQUIST MAKES
CAFETERIA AT HIGH
LOST IN GRESHAM
OF SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSN.
RECORD SALMON CATCH
SCHOOL PROVES SUCCESS
PUinTm Am 1 M
LHAl IfcKUl* K. A. M.
The d istrict Sunday school conven-1
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P alm quist of
T he cafete ria at union high school
Money comes h ard enough
these days to m ake it a real j; tion which m et a t th e B aptist chureu J Tillam ook are here for a sh o rt visit was well patronized d u rin g the first
hardship when one loses rig h t
at plea(iant Homp Sunday brought * ‘th ,h e ir ch lld r‘“n aa d friends and week glnce , tB estab lish m en t a n d '
o u t of pocket a roll of bills 4 4
.
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h e e hnnw
a r m . . . . . .
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enjoy real life on t th
home f farm
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T he first u n it of the Zwiebel wood­
am ounting to >100.
' ’ o ut a *“ 11 house both m orning and af-
_ ook i , s . th e balance show n on th e first week s
A special convocation of the
The P alm quist hom e a t T illam
This is w hat a man in G resh- i I ,prnoon The church au d ito riu m was ______________
w orking p lan t is n earin g com pletion
_
„a lk "fro m «»ancial report was som ething over O rand Lodge of Oregon was held last
situ ated a few ____
m in u tes'
am did and now he is hoping to ' ’
t0 seatin g capacity at both ses- the Wilson river, w hich offers flue
Tlle 8 ,uilents have patronized
( . ( Masonic hall for the Durnose
and th e lath es and o th e r m achines
flnd th e finder.
sions and everyone expressed them - sport to fisherm en.
J u s t before thp
well from 100 to 125 " ^ t in Masonic hall for the purpose
in th e wood w orking d ep artm en t are
He is w illing to give him 20
selves as pleased a t th e inspiring and coming to G resham Mr Palm quist have
appetizing m eals at a of in stitu tin g a new ch a p te r of Royal
being installed. It will probably be j
Arch Masons to be know n “ as G resh­
per cent on the am ount for his i i helpful addresses.
spent two and a h alf hours fishing lo" CO8t ‘>ach
trouble an d honesty.
• > | The music was fine, splendid nuiu- and in th a t tim e landed 11 jack s a l-'
am
ch ap ter, w orking u n d er a dis-
30 days, Mr. Zweibel says before th e
Th® menu each day is different
F ra n k Moore, th e barber, is I i bers, being fu rn ish ed by th e strin g
and w hile sim ple is nourishing and ; Pensation.
p lan t is ready ror operation since th e '
mon
each
w
eighing
about
four
th e ow ner of th e bills, to whom <> hand from th e Mission church of
sufficient for a noon lunch. A sam ple
The G rand Lodge officers present
line up of m achines m ust be m ade ,
tux,
tu rn
.u ed
r o r left
they may uc
be .v
retu
' Powell Valley in th e m orning and by pounds, besides eig h t good-sized men-u and price list is as follow s:
and
assistin g were A cting G rand
before th e w iring is done and a y a at
O utlook office. __.............
i the L u th er L eague choir in th e after- tro u t. Several salm on got away and
High P riest J. H. R ichm ond, Acting
Cream of p o tato soup, 3c.
“ ansform er m ust be placed by th e ’^ ® ^ * * * * 9* * * * * * * * * * * 9* * * * * noon. Miss M argaret M iller, princi- one carried a hook w ith him. Mr.
Succotash and baked potatoes, 5c. G rand K ing, W. G. S h ellen b arg er;
pal of th e Sandy high school, also Palmquiitf explained th a t jack sa l­
Acting G rand Scribe. E. P. R ands;
Cream of sago pudding, 5c.
P. R. L. & P. com pany to furnish GYMNASIUM CLASSES
mon
are
year-old
m
ale
salm
on
which
sang a very pleasing solo in th e af-
G rand Captain of th e H ost. Jo h n K.
Bread
and
b
u
tte
r,
3c.
pow er for th e new business.
come in w ith th e school of larg er
TO MEET AT UNION HIGH , ternoon.
Kolock; G rand P rincipal S ojourner,
Milk, 3c.
Mr. Zwiebel is anxious to get the
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I At th e close of th e addresses th e fish b ut w hich do not, apparently,
Besides th e stu d e n ts at th e high (}e° K Swafford; G rand Royal Arch
p lan t to o p eratin g as he is crow ded '
go
to
th
e
spaw
ning
grounds.
They
T hrough a m isu n d erstan d in g th e election
w ith ord ers of various k inds a t th e
L of officers was tak en up lack th e caution of old er salm on but school and th e teach ers a num ber o ’ '* ap tain , k ra n k S. B aillie; G rand
p resent tim e
: u n *on
school building was not and th e rep o rt of th e nom inating
town people have patronized the M aster of th e F irs t Veil, H. P.
are g re a t fighters.
1 school cafeteria and have enjoyed the Toney; G rand M aster of th e Second
T he p attern d ep a rtm en t will be 'o p en as announced M onday evening I com m ittee acccepted and a im anim -
lunches and th e w alk to and from the Veil, Geo. H. B otsford; G raud Mas­
th e first to get into operation and and the gym nasium class for men was I 048 baIIot ca8t by ,b e 8eere,5ry for STAPLETON FIELD WILL
te r of th e T h ird Veil, W. P. McIn­
j school.
probably th e next will be th e basket not organized. It will be organized 8. F . P itts, p resid en t; Mrs. A lta
BE DEDICATED FRIDAY
As it is possible and practicable, tosh; G rand Sentinel, F ra n k W il­
w eaving d ep artm en t in th e balcony. next M onday nig h t w ith o u t fail a n d 'G pntry’ Vice pro8,dpnt; M rs- B. C.
Possibly th e next d ep a rtm en t to get those who w ere d isap p o in ted last A ltm an, secreta ry -trea su rer.
Stapleton field will be dedicated | classes
cooking p rep are o r assist liam s.
The convention also voted to F riday afternoon at Union High
The officers of the new G resham
u n d er way will be th e broom handle evening will be rew arded for th e ir
p rep aratio n of dishes for the
personal
d epartm ent. Mr. Zweibel says th a t patience If they will be on hand nt again
. . . extend
.
.
. in v . itatio n s to school No 2 w h e n t h e fir s t f n n t h n ll ! n o o n m eal but th e g irls in charge of ch ap ter are th e follow ing: W. H.
he will s ta rt each d ep artm en t as soon 7:30 next Monday evening, October neighboring schools in M uljnom ah j g am „ Qf (he aeMon w il, bp played on th is work and responsible fo r it are Congdon, high p riest; J. C. Shpltz,
as he can and will increase the busi­ 31, a t which tim e the class will be and C lackam as county to join and the local field. The contesting team s tr ie d « ltam ser, Lillie Nelson, Ber- king; George Page, scrib e; G eorge
ness as fast as it is practical. He is organized u n d er th e direction of two com m ittees of two. Mr. and Mrs. are Union H igh vs. E stacada.
j dllla Stockton, Ida S ester and G race C urrln, tre a su re r; Jas. E lklngton,
The new ath letic field which lies H offm elstar. On th ese girls fall the 8PcrPtary’
not, as is often the case, try in g to Alvin C. Shagren, boy’s ath letic ! H. H. W atkins and Mr. and Mrs. G.
m enus I S tated com m unication will be held
s ta r t everything at one tim e reg a rd ­ coach, a t union high. T his class will N asshahn were appointed to extend n o rth of th e school building was responsiblity of planning
less of cost, b u t plans a steady be open to all men in th e union high th ese personal in vitations.
purchased last year and has been in t es^ n |a tin g costs and cookiug th e the second and fo u rth Monday of
A program com m ittee of six was
They - receive th e ir --------------
m eals and i . each
hall.
grow th th a t will be p erm anent and school district or any o th ers who de­
e process of p rep aratio n since th a t , ' meals.
.
... . m onth in Masonic
.
, . All , so-
a
j appointed to arran g e th e program for th
tim e. It was recently nam ed by th e al"° one
for «hta|r work "• this J o u r n ln g com panions a re Invited to
su b stan tial.
sire to take up th e work. W ork will
j
th
e
next
m
eeting
which
comes
the
Because of th e fact th a t only one begin a t 7 :3 0 and la st un til 8 :30
stu d en t body S tapleton field in honor depB ratm ent. f om m lttees from th e i a pn '
d ep a rtm en t at a tim e is being put every Monday evening. T he school fo u rth Sunday in A pril. T his com ­ of Judge Geo. W. S tapleton who from 8,udpnt body wash dishes and help I Follow ing th e in stitu tio n of th e
I ch ap ter la st n ig h t a banquet was
Into shape to ru n it is expected th a t gym nasium and equipm ent will be m ittee consists of Miss E lva Bolan. the o rganization of th e school u n til I pu‘ *be rooms in order,
! held- in the dining room with about
it will be close to th e first of Janu used. The o p p o rtu n ity is of u n u su al | Mrs. A lta Gentry, * Ir. and Mrs. H ans last y ea r was an active m em ber of — v r l t ,Trivr
a w
| fifty portions present. S hort speeches
ary before the en tire p la n t is in ru n ­ in te re st to men of th e com m unity, Nelson, and Mr. a (id Mrs. Ray W il­ the school board and took a very 1m- LYUEUM PROGRAM
kerson.
n ing order.
p o rta n t part in th e w ork and prog-
ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD » pr«
by many ’ ol
of the grand of-
many of whom desire th is so rt of
Miss G eorgia P ark er, sta te secre­
' ficers and visitors.
Mr. Zweibel plans to use local peo­ work but to whom no su itab le eq u ip ­
ress
of
tlie
school.
|
.
,
.
About 275 persons g ath ered F ri
ple in the w ork and says th a t the se­ m ent o r building has been available ta ry of th e Sunday school associa­ for»11! *'' i
' ' i ' " l>' OI'ii
*n day evening for th e first urogram of I
**.vgiene am i Car«, of th e Sick
tion, was present and gave a dem on­ te re st and th e local
cu ring of help was one of th e factors in th e past.
•
team will be on ,
evening io r m e n rst p rogram o i j
ci
stra
tio
n
of
w
ork
w
ith
th
e
prim
ary
th a t brought him into th is locality.
T onight, T uesday, th e women of |
th eir m ettle to assist In the ded lca-1 the lyceutu course which Is being
,
They P»t °n by th e C adm ean Lyceum Bu-
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f
,
a* 1" " 8 ' 8"
th e com m unity will be organized into (ch ild ren w hich was enjoyed by the tion by w inning the gam e.
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.
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lease is being forged In th e A merican
SMALL FRUITS PROJECT
a cjass. Miss Luclle II. H urd, g irl's children and in stru c tiv e to th e large lost In th e gam ” e at , Tillam
re- : reau u n d er the auspices of th e g u a r - : n ,„i
n . . „ i __ ___ ■
um ber of p rim ary teach ers who w it­ cently b u t this was caused in ook
COMMITTEE TO MEET physical teacher, will be in charge of n nessed
p
a
rt
by
j
an
to
rs
and
th
e
stu
d
e
n
t
body
of
union
(
c
f „
qi , ,.
. !P a n ‘,
it.
th e fact th a t both team s w ore red high school.
w h ich
‘ 8«
“
"K
th e class and d irect th e work.
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. n was I which 1,78b train ed Red Cross nurses
C. L. Long, h o rtic u ltu ra l specialist
T he use of th e gymnasium"'-and
C onsiderable
dissatisfactio
sw eaters of sim ila r design and It
have been assigned. B uring th e past
from Oregon A gricultural College, show er b ath s will be free to all men JERSEY EX HIBIT IS
difficult to tell frien d from ene­ expressed by th e g u ara n to rs over the 1 (
y ear 86,570 women and g irls com-
PLANNED FOR 1922 was
will m eet w ith th e sm all fru its pro­ and women who care to ta k e ad v a n t­
my. Those who have seen the team quality of th e e n te rta in m e n t as It
ject com m ittee of the M ultnom ah age of th is o p p o rtu n ity . T he w om en’s
was
felt
th
a
t
th
e
Sunflow
er
e
n
te
r
-
1
Pleted th *8 COUr8° and rece,ved th e ,r
. T he M ultnom ah County Jersey in action say they are splendid m a­
certificates. T his work reaches o u t
C ounty F arm B ureau F rid ay afte r
terial and Coach Shagren is lining ta in ers were n ot up to th e sta n d ard s
-
aSS
““
Tues<lay
evenings
C
attle
club
met
a
t
th
e
county
a
g
e
n
t’s
into the highw ays and byways of
noon, October 28 at th e F arm Bureau from 7:30 to 8:30.
expected and u sually attain ed by
office S atu rd ay evening, O ctober 22, them up in fine shape.
American life. Such classes a re held
office in G resham . T he com m ittee
T his op p o rtu n ity Is in line w ith for th e election of officers and the
Town folk, farm er folk, all p at­ chautauquaa.
In the crowded high schools for girls
w ith Mr. Long will m ake plans for th e policy of th e school officials to
Miss H arp er of New Mexico and
rons of union high a re urged to a t­
th e work of th e doming year. The m ake th e school and equipm ent serve discussion of o th e r plans for th e tend the opening gam e F rid ay a fte r­ Miss Scott of C alifo rn ia w ere on th e In New York City, in th e K entucky
School for th e Blind in Louisville,
com m ittee is as follows: G. W. All- th e com m unity to th e fu llest extent. y e a r’s work.
program . Miss H arp er's violin n u m ­
C. P. T allm an w as elected presi­ noon.
and am ong the P iu te Indian women
der, B eaver B end; E. M. Calkins,
bers
and
m
im
icry
of
dom
estic
anim
als
dent, O. J. Brown vice p resident,
on th e Pyram id Rock R eservation In
G ilbert; D. E. Towle, G resham ; Lee FUNERAL WEDNESDAY OF
and fowls w ere th e m ost p o p u lar i KT . ,
.
..
. . . . .
and Miss N ellie M cKinley secretary - GHOSTS AND GOBLINS TO
Sheller, L ynch; B. M. Howell, Powell
num
bers.
T
he
q
u
ality
of
th
e
next
Npvada~ ’ '»'prpver th e need fo r this
MRS. MARIE V. TURNBULL tre a su re r. B. C. A tlm an, H. H. Sam­
HAUNT
METZGER
S
HALL
work is g reatest.
V alley, and C. Jorgerson, R ussell­
program s is a m a tte r w hich has been
The W om ans Home M issionary so­ tak en up w ith th e com pany and it is
ville.
Mrs. M arie V. T rum bull died a t her uels and E lb e rt K lllin w ere elected
T h e H oy Want«*«l.
ciety will give a H allow e’en social In
A m eeting of th e executive of th e home at M eldrum statio n n ear O re­ directors fo r th e com ing year.
t th , e rest
of th , e . en
.
. . ter-
A business man advertised for an
At th is m eeting it was decided to M etzger’s hall, F rid ay evening, Octo­ believed th a ,,,
M ultnom ah F arm B ureau has been gon City Sunday, O ctober 23. Mrs.
taln m en ts will be of a much h ig h er office boy. The next m orning th e re
called for T hursday evening a t the T rum bull was well known in th is exhibit stock at th e 1922 fairs and b er 28. The Queen E sth e r g irls will stan d ard . T he next n um ber will be J w ere some fifty boys in line. He was
F arm B ureau office for the purpose of vicinity w here she has liver fo r n e a r­ th e efforts of th e club will be to pre­ sell hom e-m ade candy. T here will the R icketts Olee club w hich !s said ab o u t to begin exam ining the nppli-
selecting two delegates to represent ly tw enty years in th e Victory d istrict pare for a larg e and w orth-w hile ex­ also be on sale popcorn balls, pum p­ to be exceptionally fine. T he n um ­ cants when his ste n o g ra p h er handed
M ultnom ah County F arm B ureau at and in G resham . Mrs. T ru m b u ll and h ib it of Jersey s a t th e county and kin pie and coffee. A fish pond will ber will come on T uesday evening. him a card on which was scribbled:
furnish am usem ent for th e children.
th e session of th e S tate F arm B ureau her fam ily a re well know n and m any s ta te fairs next year.
’’Bon’t do an y th in g u n til you see
P lan s fo r an active and profitable The young ladies and especially th e Novem ber 8, which is two weeks from me. I ’m th e last kid in line, b u t I ’m
which will be held in the n ea r future. friends are today in sym pathy with
tonight.
All
th
e
e
n
tertain
m
en
ts
will
program of work w ere o u tlin ed and young men should come and in te r­
tellin g you I’m th e re w ith th e
th e bereaved fam ily.
be given in th e union Wgh school a u ­ goods.”— E verybody’s.
view th e real fo rtu n e te lle r who for­ ditorium .
T he fun eral services will be con­ adopted for th e next year.
OREGON SENATOR AIDS
CRANBERRY GROWING ducted W ednesday afternoon at 2 Father of Mrs. J. T. Province D i«v merly lived in R oum ania.
FREE!
I R E El
The follow ing p rogram will begin
o’clock from th e B aptist church In
H allow e’en dance a t M etzger’s
W ith every Sound tire a tu b e of
J. T. H olm an of Hood R iver, fa th ­ at 8 p. m .:
hall,
S
aturday,
October
29.
Good
T hrough th e efforts of S enator R. G resham , Mr. F. Gill of P o rtlan d in
10 days only.
er of Mrs. J. T. P rovince of G resham ,
union music. A dm ission 50c. Se­ th e sam e size, for W
Solo, Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth.
N. Stanfield, th e navy has m ade a charge of th e services. T he body is
A HESS EL.
died at his borne la st week a fte r an
cu
rity
Benefit
association.
G host story.
ru lin g to th e effect th a t canned cran ­ now at th e fu n eral p arlo rs of th e
extended Illness, aged 78 years. Mrs.
Buet, Miss Mary H ansen and Miss
b erries may be placed on th e ration F in ley ’s m o rtu ary , M ontgom ery at
Bon’t slig h t y au rself by slig h tin g
H ave You O rd ered ?
P rovince w ent to Hood R iver ab o u t G ertru d e A lexander.
th e w ant ads.
list of th e navy. P revious to th is F ifth . In te rm e n t will be in th e G resh­
C ar of coal being unloaded now.
tw o weeks ago and rem ained a t her
R eading. Miss H en rie tta Honey.
tim e, cran b erries had been listed am cem etery.
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE,
fa th e r’s bedside, Mr. P rovince w ent
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
Solo, Jackson Jones.
only in* fresh form , and in conse­
Besides h e r husband, Jam es T rum
P hone 1581. cen t in te rest on tim e deposits.— Ad.
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t0 atten d th e fu n eral. They have re-
Everyorte
is
invited
to
come
and
quence no canned cra n b errie s could hi.it
h L
d
m
u OUrnv H lr J ° T ,u rn p d to ,h p ,r llomp here. aeeom-
c esto r's ghost.
be offered for sale for use of the navy. G R ilZ
M rs
A n n » q h”
E lizabeth panled by Mrs. Holm an who will m eet his an _____________
T h e action of S enator Stanfield pro ­ n
v i f v . "T Schoepper, Mrs - m ake hPr homP indpfinltply w lth bPr
~
vides a new o u tle t fo r th is already Bolly K l.nski »ml five sons,. W. G d au g h ter. Mr. Holm an was a pioneer
T1' e datP8 ° f J a ',Uary 17 to Jan -
I uary 21 have been set fo r th e hold-1
fam ous Oregon product.
T his a n ­ Morgan of P o rtlan d , H enry E. Mor­ of Hood River.
nouncem ent comes as a welcome o r ­ gan, F red J. Morgan and H ector Mor­
ing of M ultnom ah County F a rm e r’s '
d er to th e personnel of th e Pacific gan of G resham and R obert Morgan
Sudden
H eath T akes Y oung W om an.
at Gresham.
F leet, for a t holiday tim e m any of of P ortland.
W
ord
has
been
received
of
th
e
T
his
will be th e th ird annual
th e officers and m en may be aw ay in
F
a
rm
e
r’s
W eek and it is hoped th a t
I
d
eath
from
pneum
onia
of
Mrs.
Mar-
I w ill sell at A uction /it m y p lace tw o m iles
“ Lady K illers.”
.
, « ,
d istan t sta tio n s o r in A siatic w aters
T he United States B ep artm en t of , garPt. Gal? ’ a ‘ th e homp of h e r m o th - it will be la rg e r and b e tte r atten d
fa r from th a t p atrio tic com bination
ed th an ever before. P lans a re bp. southeast o f C ottrell and three m iles N orthw est
*, .rkey and cra n b erry sauce.
A griculture is fo sterin g an exhibit P r a t , T a ft’ OrPgon
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L ate Pacific Coast cra n b errie s are of ‘lady k ille rs” in the sta te of ™ •» ,2?
“I . ! " 0-'’" ’'!*' ? cto b ,'r in« m a'i” at ,h p p rese n t tim e to adii. of bandy, O regon, on the B lu ff R oad, on w hat
now appearing on the m ark ets. The W ashington. Among th e exhibits are fh» n M«I|S if ' «! WV 8n pmp,oye al to th e re g u la r program a program I
th e O utlook office fo r a few m onths ! for wompn w h,ch wou]() t a k P up do. j
is know n as the old Paul Dunn place
local berries are readily distinquish- show n the old-tim e wash tub, w ash­
able from th e ir A tlantic cousin, the board. broom and d ustpan, th e sad­
m estic science, dom estic a r t and
eastern cranberry, by th e lig h ter iron, castiro n kitchen stove, coal d a u g h te r about seven years old.
home m aking. A n u m b er of women
color of the local fru it. T his lig h ter stove, soap sto n e h eater, and m any
have alread y signified th e ir Interest
1 5 P e r C en t P r ic e R e lu c t ion .
color is now recognized as a distinct o th e r pieces of household equipm ent
Mason Cord TireB, 10,000 miles, in such a program and If th e re is
asset, as it gives th e cooked product of by-gone days
In an o th e r d ep artm en t are shown | m b e r ^ » ^ “ ^ p r o X t i o T ’ A lV tlrc e" ° UKh , “ te ' e8t ‘° Ju" tlfy “ **“ b"
c
1
r 11 r
t
~
a much b rig h te r red hue, and also
creates a stiffer Jelly. No cranberry the m odern conveniences th a t, as th e work guara»tee<l. B entley’s Vulcan- ' ’U' ° " at th e Ban‘" tln ,e th e “* ric u l-j
A1* “ O' ^OCk fflld fu ll line of equipm ent, consisting of
¡tu ra l program In in progress.
could produce a sauce or jellyof finer “silen t se rv an ts of th e house” , are izinf Shop, Main stre e t, G resham .
CATTLE
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q u ality th an those grow n in o u r own washing clothes and Ironing them ,1---------------------------------------——■
sta te .
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cooking the m eals, and sw eeping and
1 Registered Holstein Bull No. 312089 Segis Walker Matador
T he e n tire crop is now harvested, cleaning the room s, all at th e touch X
Veeinan, with a record back of him of 18,900 pounds of milk
and th e grow ers are now devoting of an electric sw itch.
in six months. Age 18 months. 14 Cows, Jersey and Hol­
th e ir atten tio n to th e qu ality of th e ir
O rchardists who have not sprayed
pack. F in e w eath er d u rin g Septem ­
stein grades, all of good breeding. Some fresh, some to fresh-
b e r and the firts p a rt of O ctober has for an th ra cn o se should do so at
| en soon. One 2-year old Holstein Heifer to freshen soon.
p erm itted th e fru it to be picked dry. once. When spraying is done tlior- j
'I wo 18-rnonfbs old Holstein Heifers, open. One 10-months
and th e grow ers a re well pleased oughiy so th a t every, tw ig is cov­
w ith the fact th a t they had such fav­ ered little infection will resu lt. Use
old Holstein Calf. Afl tuberculin tested.
o rab le w eather d u rin g th e ir harvest, B ordeaux m ix tu re 4-4-50. To m ake
as th e keepiag qu ality of th e ir prod­
HOGS
this, dissolve fo u r pounds copper su l­
uct decidedly Improved thereby. The
fate
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pounds
1
Registered
I’oland-China
Brood Sow, with six pigs four
crop is fully upto e a rlie r expecta­
tions. and with an .acute sh o rtag e of of quick lim e. B ilute one solution :
, weeks old, eligible. One Registered Poland China Boar.
th e eastern cran b erry , th e Oregon in th e spray ta n k a n f then add th e J
One Grade Poland-China Brood Sow. 3 Pigs, 5 weeks old.
cra n b erry is already In g reat dem and. o th e r and fill up to 50 gallons. W hen
In th e g rea t cra n b erry d istric t at a large q u an tity is needed m ake up
H ORSES
th e m outh of th e C olum bia riv er is a stock solution and d ilu te as need-
One Good Farm Team, 8 and 10 year old. Weight 2600.
th e bulk of Pacific Coast cran b erries ..ff. F ull .directions for m ixing Bor-
Set Heavy Harness. Set Plow Harness. Single Harness.
grow n. Oregon and W ashington have , dpaux cgn bp had frpp
p
p
Joined forces in a m a rk e tin g cam- j
w riting to tb e D epartm ent of Horti-1
M A C H IN E R Y
paign and grow ers of th ese states j
One P erfection M ilker, com plete; one 2 H -h . p. Stover E ngine;
have form ed th e Pacific C ranberry | culture.
sm all S haft and Pulleys an d B elts; 1 Feed C u tter, hand o r pow er; 1
E xchange which .m arkets th e ir fru it.
j F all seeded g rain and vetch have
L Deering B inder; 1 Beering Mower; 1 Rake; 1 Hay T ed d er; 1 H osier
Jo h n O liver
j riven b etter resu lts a t the O. A. C.
G rain B rill; 1 F an n in g M ill; 1 R oller, 1 Disc H arrow ; 1 B rag H a r­
row, 60-tooth; 1 Spring T ooth H arrow ; 1 P. A O. Disc Plow ; 1 14-ln.
a n n o u n c e s th e opening of a violin E xperim ent S tation th an sp rin g seed-
stu d io In % p’ h«n> l o c a t e a t t h e 1 Pd. Thp bps, cr
wprP producPd
O liver Plow ; 1 14-inch Jo h n D eerePlow ; 1 2-horse C u ltiv a to r; 1 H iller;
hom e of D. M. R oberts, Second and i
. .
We are offering for your inspection a large assort- I 1 2-shovel C u ltiv a to r; 1 3 % -ln M itchell W agon; 1 Hay R ack; 1 Moun­
R oberts avenue.
T eaching every
ding on a good seed bed
tain S pring W agon. All M achinery in good o rder. Several tons oats,
W ednesday p. m , beginning O ctober a ^out O ctober 1 to 20. To g et any
ment of TRUNKS, SL IT CASES and TRAVELING I and
m any o th e r {m ail articles too num erous to m ention.
26 Mr. O liver Is an experienced vlo- ( considerable acreag e seeded a t th is
BAGS. They are classy in design and very reasonable : TERVIS— Ali m u u » uniler
lin ist and te ac h er and prom ises de­ tim e they m ust follow cu ltiv ated
(*a»b; ov«w S2H. »ix moni li'» tinie on ap ­
in price.
pendable Instructions.
p r o n » ! n o t e u i t l i liit« -r e» t a t H |w r « e lit .
crops such as corn o r potatoes or
into soil plowed early In th e fall.
Is Y o«r P r o p e r ty fo r S o le ?
List It w ith me If you w ant to buy.
s e e m e. I am now a licensed realtor.
Give your roof a coat of Flexo
)Z»t7i
B. W. THORNE, office in Bank of roof paint before th e rain y season.
G resham .
L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co.
i|COL. VV. S. WOOD & SONS, Auctioneers. A. Meyers, Clerk
IS ORGANIZED HERE
Auction Sale
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Friday, October 2 8 ,1 9 2 J
Sale to begin at 10 A. M.
J. E. METZGER
HOME FURNISHER
Free lunch at noon
I. R. HEINRICH, Owner