Gresham outlook., February 24, 1922, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 11, No. 104
MULLENHOFF WINS
CH AM PIO N SH IP
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1922
FARMERS TRADING DAY
URGED BY WRITER
SCHOOLBOY CHESS MASTER STILL WINS
CLUB BOYS TO SHOW
WORK IN PORTLAND
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.80 Per Year
GIVES ADVICE ON
LOGAN CULTURE
By W ALTER ADRIAN.
A n u m b er of club boys from t h i s '
A fa rm e rs’ tra d in g day should be
d istric t a re to d em o n strate th e ir w ork J
estab lish ed in G resham .
One day
in P o rtlan d next Monday, F eb ru ary |
each m onth could be set aside for
by A. H. BURNS
27,
at th e Com m ercial club. T he work
T he O utlook is plan n in g a series of
S tanhope Belle Jo h a n n a, a pure those who have su rp lu s m achinery,
is
to
be p ut on d u rin g th e luncheon a rticle s on su b jects p ertain in g to th e
tools, household goods, farm p r o d - )
bred H olstein cow owned by H. G.
h o u r before an audience of ab o u t six ‘arn l intended to co ntain helpful in ­
ucts, o r live stock to sell o r exchange. I
MullenhofT of C rystal Brook farm has A w ell adv ertised day w ould bring !
hu n d red business m en.
fo rm atio n along various lines. T he
. w rite r plans to visit farm s located in
com pleted a y e a r’s record and has b uyer and se lle r to g e th er, and it
T he d em o n stratio n s w ere arran g e d
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th e te rrito ry su rro u n d in g G resham
been declared th e cham pion m ilk w ould not be m any m onths u n til a
by H. C. Seym our, s ta te club leader,
,
and
secure
sta
tistic
s
and
personal
clearing house could be m ain tain ed
a fte r he had received a req u est from
p ro d u cer of Oregon, fo u rth in the
opinions reg ard in g th e grow ing of
th a t would con v ert m any article s not
P resid en t K err of th e Oregon A gri­
United S tates and sixth in th e world. in use into cash, o r som ething useful
various v arities ad ap ted to th e soils
c u ltu ral College. Mr. S eym our has of G resham .
The com pletion of th e te st show ed o f equal value. F req u en tly , trad in g
been specializing on some of th e m ore
T he first articles will be on ber­
would save buying new m achinery, or
th e follow ing figures:
im p o rta n t points for th e im prove­
ries and w ill begin w ith logan b er­
tools,
and
a
direct
saving
to
all
as
a
One day, 138 pounds m ilk, five
m ent of potatoes raised by th e club
ries. T he Oregon G row ers associa­
resu lt.
H undred s of farm ers have
pounds b u tte r fat.
boys. T his work is in line w ith th e
tion a re n o t advocating th e grow ing
m
any
odds
and
ends
aro
u
n
d
th
e
farm
,
Seven days, 859.7 pounds m ilk,
F arm B ureau program on th is sub
of logan b erries to any larg e ex ten t
o r hom e th a t could be g ro u p ed w ith
J4 .2 2 pounds b u tte r fat.
Ject.
fo r two reasons. F irst, because of
o
th
e
r
sellers
and
auctioned
to
th
e
T h irty days. 3560.66 pounds m ilk,
T he p o tato club boys a re to p resen t
th e u n ce rtain ty in price th a t has
h
ig
h
e
st
bidder.
In
th
is
way
b
etter-
•'»8.32 pounds b u tte r fat. ,
various phases of th e ir w ork to th e
been
experienced d u rin g th e past
re
tu
rn
s
m
ig
h
t
be
secured
th
an
a
t
p
ri­
One year, 32455.5 pounds m ilk,
m em bers of th e Com m ercial club
years. Second, on account of th e
AUTOCASTER
vate
sale.
Because
you
may
n
o
t
have
1243.0 pounds b u tte r fat.
W illiam E llio tt of O rient will give
d an g e r of over-production from th e
Mr. MullenhofT sta rte d S tanhope f u rth e r use fo r som e tool does not
d em o n stratio n on selection of seed
p resen t lim ited dem and fo r th e
W illiam W im satt. 14-year-old W ashington schoolboy, is the new chess
m
ean
th
a
t
it
has
lost
its
value
o
r
a
on th is te st on F eb ru ary 8 of last
Ray Lasley, who belongs to th e Cor product.
champion. He never evades a challenge for match play and is shown here
price
of
som
e
kind.
B
ring
them
to
year, th re e days a fte r sh e had be­
b ett club, will discuss th e tre a tin g of
defeating Col. M. F. Tihe, who holds many chess club championships.
Col. Tihe is a newspaoer correspondent who for thirty years has reported
come fresh. She gave seventy-four G resham and you m ig h t find a buyer,
seed. Loyd B ram hall will give a re ­
By H. W STRONG.
affairs at the W hite House.
pounds of m ilk th e first day and con­ o r tra d e im m ediately, if th e sugges­
port on th e progress of p o tato work
A
m
an
’s action is d eterm in ed by
tin u ed to g ain u n til th e am ount re ­ tion of th e O utlook m eets w ith favor.
d u rin g th e last th ree years. He will
w hat he believes. H e g ain s his be­
Special
m
erchandise
sales
fo
r
tr
a
d
­
ceived.! , as 138 pounds per day. T his
also give a d em o n stratio n on th e cut
liefs th ro u g h ac tu al experience an d
secured h e r the sta te one-day record. ing day would also prove a ttra c tiv e to
tin g of seed.
th e econom ist, and th e day m a d e|
I t was necessary fo r Mr. M ullen-
A p o ultry d em o n stratio n team will hy stu d y in g th e experiences of o th ­
hoff to leave hom e and go to C ali­ p ro fitab le to buyer, se lle r and m er­
d em o n strate th e culling of poultry.
ers. T hen he trie s to o u tg u ess th e
fornia on business w hen th e tim e fo r chant.
Much in te re st is being show n by fu tu re by stu d y in g th e past an d
It is hoped th e g ran g es, and o th e r
com pleting th e record was only p a r t­
th e boys th ro u g h o u t th is d istric t in p resen t. If a m an ’s guess is fo u n d ­
T he co rn er stone of th e new Bap- o p p o rtu n ity .
W e o ld e r resid en ts th e p o tato club w ork. T h ere a re at
ly over. T his was a hard th in g to org an izatio n s will d esig n ate a day for
lis t parsonage, was layed T h u rsd ay « » e n overlook th e o p p o rtu n ities th a t p resen t seven clubs and each g ro u p Is ed on good sound reasoning, th e
do as his cow req u ired co n stan t a t ­ farm e rs’ trad in g .
' a re beckoning to us and are a t o u r
L e t’s s ta r t som ething.
chances a re th a t he will h it th e cor­
tention to see th a t she was fed prop­
m o rning at 8 :4 0 w hen a n u m b er of very doors knocking for ad m ittan ce, specializing on one v ariety of potato rect guess m ore tim es th a n he m isses
erly an d had th e rig h t kind of care.
people g ath ered a t th e B ethel B ap tist in f e a litT we a re asleep a t th e sw itch T he lead ers hope to keep them w ork it. In th e conduct of his business
v
an d co n ten t w ith ourselves an d su r- ing on th e sam e w ork for several
The business was u rg en t, how ever, CHICKEN DINNER IS
ro u n d in g s and it tak es an o u tsid er to years so th ey can im prove th a t va a man accum ulates ce rtain beliefs,
WELL ATTENDED church to w itness th e cerem ony.
and Mr. MullenhofT looked around
w hich he is pleased to call fu n d a­
P lan s were m ade to have th e cere­ see th e possibilities an d I earn estly riety.
his neighborhood to find som eone
T he Colonial chicken d in n er given mony hpld o u t of doors but th e east believe th a t B ro th e r B arry has p ut
m
en tal principles o r law s. If he has
th a t he oould tru s t to care for S tan ­
A B u rb an k club has been o rg an ­
m ore pep and en th u siasm into the
by th e B aptist L ad ies' Guild last
wind and th e severely cold w eath er ¡lia p tist church people th a n any o th e r ized a t P lea san t V alley w ith G. N a good g rasp on th ese fu n d am en tals
hope d u rin g his absense.
W ednesday evening a t th e G resham drove them Into th e church w here a p reach er since th e o rg an izatio n of
Miss H ilda Staffensen agreed to
S ager as th e ir local leader. Mr. Sa­ and th e courage to ad h e re to them ,
G range hall was well atten d ed . About w arm fire was b u rning. T he w eath ­ th e local society.
his business is m ore ap t to be a suc­
ta k e ca re of th e cow. G irls a r e n ’t
g
B ro th er B arry is a m an of large e r has been im proving a stra in of cess th a n a failu re.
200 people w ere p rese n t to p arta k e e r also k ep t som e a t hom e who would
often given cred it fo r being good
of th e ladies' splendid dinner. The have o th erw ise been presen t. The experiences and know s how to go BurbankB fo r a n u m b er of years and
One good business ru le is never to
a fte r a th in g when he realizes th e
farm ers b u t Miss Staffensen proved
proceeds w ere to go to w ard s a fund a tten d a n ce was n ot as larg e as was necessity exslts, b u t he is n o t keep­ he is especially qualified for leading go into a th in g th a t everyone else is
th is club.
th a t they have som e ability in th a t
to build a new B ap tist parsonage and expected but an added am o u n t of en ­ ing th is u n d e rta k in g all to him self
line. E very th in g w ent along as well
A n o th er B u rb an k club has come going into. If th e price of logan­
church of w hich th e church is g re a t­ th u siasm m ade up fo r th e absent but is le ttin g us all in on th e ground
as if S tanhope's ow ner were th e re to
into
existence at H illsview w ith Louis b erries and all o th e r b erries Is high
floor
and
if
he
needs
help,
and
he
ly in need of.
ones.
will, to p ut th e proposition over, we Y u n k er for th e ir leader. He also Is an d big easy money Is being m ade,
supervise it.
G resham needs men like Rev. D.
th en th e price of p lan ts, posts, wire,
Even a fte r th e ow ner’s re tu rn ,
Am ong o th e rs p resen t to w itness m ust lend him o u r assistan ce both in terested in B urbank potatoes.
Q. B arry to s ta r t “ th e log ro llin g .”
m orally and financially.
labor, land, ev ery th in g in connection
Miss Staffensen fed and m ilked th e
th
e
cerem
ony
w
ere
th
e
M
ayor,
K.
A.
T
he
Rockwood
and
Lynch
boys
I am not so c e rta in a b o u t th e Bap­
Not only th e B ap tist people b u t the
w ith th e berry in d u stry is ab n o rm a l­
.c o w an d continued h e r labors u n til
M
iller,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
D.
Q.
B
arry,
have
organized
into
one
club
and
they
tists
but
we
M
ethodists
n
ev
er
con­
rem a in d er of th e citizens of G resh­
sid e r a man really converted unless a re p lanning to grow E arly Rose. ly high. If you are convinced th a t
▼ the y ea r was up. She seem ed to en ­
Rev.
H.
G
eb
h
ard
t
and
B.
W.
T
horne.
am as well a re in te reste d in th e
his pocketbook is also converted, and
joy th e work
T he B ap tist church could not hold it tak es money to spread th e Gospel This variety is ad ap ted to th e ir sandy th e re is no money In hay. g rain and
building of th e new church and p a r­
• Mr. MullenhofT has th ree h alf sis­
soil. H erb ert Lynch is th e ir lead er in g en eral farm in g and th a t your
sonage. It will help to b eau tify the all th e ch ild ren from th e G resham and build churches.
ters to S tanhope in his herd and a
and
he has some hill-selected seed for land is ad ap ted to berry raising and
From
a
b
a
n
k
e
r’s
sta
n
d
p
o
in
t
I
g
ra
d
e
school.
F
o
r
th
is
reason
a
g
en
­
city and in crease th e ap p earan ce of
would
say
th
a
t
it
is
a
good
and
safe
h alf dozen descendents.
Among
th
e
boys
from a stra in th a t was cer th a t, y ear in and y ear o u t, th e re is
p ro sp erity of th e city th a t im presses erous n u m b er of rep rese n tativ es policy to fight shy of m ost g ro u n d
these a re two bull calves w hich she
titled
th
is
year. Mr. Lynch is well m ore money to be m ade in berries,
from
each
g
ra
d
e
w
ere
p
resen
t.
The
to u rists trav e lin g th ro u g h th e city
floor p ro positions offered you but
raised. T he nam e of th e o ld e r is
known
as
a potato g ro w er and th e th en w ait u n til th e re is a slum p in
along th e M ount Hood Loop road on children were accom panied by th e ir I am su re th a t we will n ever reg ret
Segis W a lk er M atador
Jo h a n n a
boys
a
re
fo
rtu n a te in having him for th e b erry m a rk e t and g e t in when
th
e
aid
we
give
th
ese
good
people
p
rin
cip
al.
Prof.
C.
M.
Q
uicksall
and
which th e new buildings are to be
you th in k th e bottom has been
whose sire is Segis W alker M atador. built. T his com m unity in te re st was th e ir teach ers, Miss H elen Hoss and who are sponsoring and p u ttin g th is th e ir lead er
building plan th ro u g h .
reached.
T he M atador stock is well know n
The
two
leaders,
Mr.
Lynch
and
Miss
M
ary
H
ansen.
expressed very plainly in th e n um ber
I u n d ersta n d th a t th is parsonage
I hog-tied m yself w ith th is ru le in
th ro u g h o u t th e country and sells for
of people who atten d e d th e B aptist
T he program opened w ith th e sin g ­ is only th e first u n it of a building Mr. S ager a re p lanning a m eeting of
1919 and 1920, b u t am now se ttin g
h ig h er prices th a n any o th er. J u s t L adies' banquet.
th
e
ir
boys
some
tim
e
in
M
arch
to
plan
which
includes
a
p
arsonage
and
ing of "A m erica.” Rev. B arry th en
o u t o ver one hu n d red acres in b e r­
a m odern church edifice w hich will tre a t seed.
recently th e C arnation stock farm
T he ta b les w ere p re ttily decorated asked P rin cip al Q uicksall to give ta k e care of th e needs of th e B aptist
ries. My new p lan tin g is as follow s;
sent a re p rese n tativ e down here to
T
h
ere
is
a
B
urbank
club
a
t
W
ilkes
w ith flow ers. The ladies had th o u g h t­ th e ch ild ren a sh o rt ta lk . He told denom ination In a city of 5000 peo­
50 acres C u th b ert rasp b erries, 40
buy all the heifers he could of th is
b
ut
th
e
ir
lead
er
has
not
been
se­
fully placed th e nam es of all those them in sim ple w ords why th ey w ere ple. It may ta k e sev eral years to
acres logans, and 15 acres L aw ton
breed. He m anaged to secure w hat
cured
yet.
work
out
th
e
plan
b
u
t
if
it
ta
k
e
s
five
who w ere expected to be p resen t on called to g e th er a t th a t tim e an d com-
,
..
. . o r eveft ten years it is a com m end-
he w anted from th e G resham Hol­
T h ere will be tw o A m erican W on­ b lack b erries. I set o u t every acre
dain ty place-cards a t each place. It m ended th e u n d erta k in g . H e asked able u n d e rta k in g and should receive
stein farm owned by David McKeown,
d
e
r
clubs organized th is y ear east of possible to C u th b erts; th en , on th e
was necessary fo r each one to search th a t each one do his o r h e r sh a re in lo u r h ea rty en couragem ent,
h eav ier soil and w here th e d rain ag e
and from th e A ldersyde farm belong­
aiding th e en terp rise. An appeal was
‘ ‘eei very e n th u sia stic over th e th e Sandy and one a t O rient. T he
before he found his place.
is n ot so good, I put o u t logans and
ing to A. H. B urns.
men
ta
k
in
g
charge
of
th
ese
clubs
are
also
m
ade
to
th
e
ir
p
atrio
tism
.
In
his
'
utttu.
r
*
°
re8ham
,
a
"
?
1
tr
a
8
‘
tb
a
t
Mrs. A lexander T hom pson is ill so
on th e land too w et fo r logans I set
. ,
,
L ,
, .
1 8111 nave
privilege of living
w as unab le to be p rese n t to deliver closing rem a rk s, he im pressed th e here u n ti| my drPamg of a la rg e and specializing on p o tato im provem ent th e blackberries.
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
h e r add ress a t th e table. Rev. D. Q. fact upon th e ir m inds th a t religion prosperous city com e tru e and Just and th e boys will receive valuable
In my m ind th e re is no question
COMING TO GRESHAM B arry gave several sh o rt readings
train in g .
and p atrio tism can n o t be sep arated . such occasions as th ese a re th e ste p ­
of overproduction. If th e re is a s u r­
As
soon
as
th
e
w
ork
of
organizing
ping
stones
to
th
e
.realization
of
my
T he tim e allow ed fo r th e children
Rockwood G range is going to give Mrs. R ichard N eubauer sang a num-
dream s. If we could s ta rt a new th e various clubs is com pleted, a p lus, it is because of u n d er con­
a benefit vaudeville show in Metz­ h er of songs d u rin g th e evening to ' to be p resen t was alm o st up. In or- building each m o rning d u rin g th e m eeting of all th e clubs will be called sum ption.
F re ig h t ra te s m u st be
h e r own accom panim ent on th e piano d e r fo r th em to w itness th e laying of com ing y ea r and if my presence as
a d ju ste d , sellin g expenses cut down,
g e r ’s hall next S atu rd ay evening,
w hich everyone enjoyed as they were th e co rn e r stone, those assem bled an official of th e city would be of any to m ake plans for a county-w ide cam ­
F eb ru ary 25 a t eig h t o’clock. T his su n g in a high, clea r voice. T here w ent o u t in to th e y ard to th e spot assistan ce I would w illingly leave paign for cooperative p o tato club price of cans low ered and th e fin­
my p riv ate business to be present.
ished product brought w ithin reach
show was first g o tte n up to be pre­ w ere several o th e r very good m usical w here th e p arso n ag e is to stand. ( P roviding, of course, th a t a hand- work. 8. B. H all, county agent, will
be p resen t a t th is m eeting as th e club of th e w orking man and his fam ily.
num
bers.
Guy
Jones
gave
th
e
first
|
"Old
G
lory”
waved
in
sp
len
d
o
r
o
v
er
¡some
lady
would
assist
in
b
reak
in
g
sented in th e ir g ran g e hall and th e
w orkers expect to follow th e sam e T hese th in g s will all work o ut
I proceeds w ere to go tow ard a fund num ber. Leslie W alrad offered sev-i it. The children w ere asked to pledge ,b<1 ground for th e new fo u n d atio n .) program as th e one o u tlin ed by th e eq u itab ly in 'tim e .
e ra l selections. T he la st n u m b e r was th e ir allegiance to th e flag, and all j « ( p n i i C*,y ° f GrP8bam
for im proving th e l» hall. T he first
,
, ---------- — th e B ap tist people my county ag en t fo r p o tato g ro w ers In
N othing can touch th e loganberry
joined.
co n g ra tu latio n s on th e auspicious
p erform ance was such a success th a t a song by Miss M arth a H agberg.
fo r Juice m ak in g purposes. It has a
th
e
county.
Mrs. B arry lifted th e first spade of ' beginning of th is u n d erta k in g , may
T he re m a in d e r of th e evening was
they have decided to give G resham a
w onderful and d istin ctiv e flavor.
chance to criticize th e ir ability to given up to gam es in w hich all took e a rth an d th u s th e w ork of b u ilding tbo fini<>hed p ro d u ct be a source of NOTED TEMPERANCE
M istakes of Juice m aking plantn and
a
p
arsonage
was
com
m
enced.
O
th
ers
a
„Pndlr,g
^°y
and
,n8P|r
a
tl°n
to
carry on a m ock tria l. It is full of p a rt. E ven th e o ld e r ones becam e
can n eries may hold It back for a
WORKER
PASSES
AWAY
young ag ain and laughed and played I th en took th e shovel from h e r hands
Mr. T h o rn e was th en called upon
laughs an d fun.
tim e, but In my opinion, lo g an b erries
He praised th e
Mrs. Mary D. Russell form erly of re bound to come to th e ir own as
“T he Case of 8m ythe vs. S m ith” is gam es w ith th e young people and ' and continued th e w ork to Bhow th e ir for a few w ords.
,
3
hC
8i
nKlng
°
f
“
A
m
erica”
!
w
illingness
to
co-operate
in
th
e
ta
sk
j
work
u
n
d
erta
k
en
by
th
e
B
aptists
of
G
resham
,
died
a
t
her
hom
e
in
Eu
th e m ain play in w hich 21 people
will all good th in g s in tim e.
F z x llz x v a r
*
4 8*
*.***4 * 1 1
—
a.
a
U f l d P T t <1 R
.
v . »• • »-
building a parso n ag e and
^ a k e p a rt, and lasts for an hour. follow ed th e gam es and all reached
P ro h ib itio n has g rea tly stim u la t-
gene, Oregon, T uesday.
Mrs. R u s­
T he children th en h u rrie d back to 'c h u r c h ,
f,
.e are also some ad d itio n al stu n ts hom e a t a com parativ ely early hour.
sell was ex -state se creta ry of th e d th e soda fo u n tain tra d e and pure
school an d th e rem ain in g p arty w ent
Rev. Mr
which occupies an o th e r half-hour.
B arry concluded th e ] W om an’s
C h ristian
T em perance Juice flavors a re increasin g in de­
T here is plenty of chance for de­ In te re s tin g S ta tistic s o n P ro h o b itio n . into th e church, on account of th e program w ith a sh o rt ta lk In w hich | Union of Oregon. W hile living in m and. H igh prices have held them
Two years of p ro h ib itio n have chilly atm o sp h ere outside, to finish he th an k ed th e people of G resham Lincoln, N ebraska, she had held the
scription of th e qu eer ch a racters to
back b ut as th e public becomes edu­
caused 17,500,000 fo rm er consum ers ! th e cerem ony.
for th e ir co-operation and su p p o rt In Bame po.„ lo n In th a t state,
be seen on th a t nig h t but it is m uch
cated and, as prices a d ju st th e m ­
in s th an to 1 tO abandon d rtn k ing and th e en tire
Mr. M iller was called upon for an
w h lle llvln<
O re g h a m M rg selves, a dem and fo r th e p ure fru it
b e tte r to actu ally see
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I d rin k bill of th e nation has decreas- ad d ress and he com plied. It is h ere th e work u n d erta k en . He gave th e
cost of th e new p arsonage as »3.000 , Kussell was for some tim e president flav o r and fru it d rin k s will Increase
read ab o u t them so come and allow
ed »2,000,000,000 a year, according given in fu ll:
th e G range to e n te rta in you on th a t tn
r m / 7"
i
,n IU,‘
and th e proposed new church as
t he local W C T U
rapidly.
o v o n tn .
f . -11.
____ to P rohibition C om m issioner H aynes, i L adies and G en tlem en :— W e have » 5 , 0 0 0 . ............................................
|o . m e local w . L. T . U
evening
It will be w ell w orth your who has issued a long com pilation of ! m et h ere th is m orning fo r th e p u r - ! in „ -„ „ 1 ,1 He said k J th e n / church
On th e special su b ject of lo g an b er­
o / i **. build-
" tu ' J ! 8h8 18 8Urvlved hy a d au g h ter,
tim e
"fac ts, figures and sta te m e n ts” w i t h ! * * « of assistin g In th e laying of th e
’
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‘hat I.u ra May S ta te r of Eugene. Oregon. ries, much Inform ation is to be found
which he m arks th e second an n iv er- C° rn ,“r ".tOn/ O,/ hp " " ‘J Hapll8t par- am o u n t-
lb e people foun(1 ,h a ' and th ree sons, D. L and J. D. Rus- In th e a g ric u ltu ra l b u lletin s.
One
S torage b attery rep a irin g and re ­
„ , ,,
(son age in G resham and we a re very 1 they could add m ore m oney to th a t , p|| of P o rtlan d and R W R ussell of point, how ever, is not touched on
charging.
s ta rte r
and
g e n e ra to r sa r7 ot enforcem ent
Only 15 per | glad to be p resen t at such an occa- am o u n t th e re would be no objec- Lincoln
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H er husband sufficiently and th a t Is: th e raisin g of
work.
R a k er & Son.
cent of fo rm e r d rin k e rs a re d rin k in g sion T he erection of any b u ilding in
lions made. The m a tte r is to be left d ,Pd d u r,ng residence of th e fam ily good plants. I would like to have
The Bank of G r . h . m p ay . 6 p e r ' ” ” and thp8p arp d rln k '" « b a‘
R M g ^il’e ? f h a f T e
ir. G resham .
th e money th a t was lo st d u rin g the
cent in te rest on tim e deposits — Adv. P<* cent of th e q u a n tity of liq u o r *o | nK ahea(J and * o* r„ t *p.d , \ nK from en tirely to them .
last two y ears on poor p lan ts. I t ’s
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' n n t w a a r n r m o r lv c n n o i,
n z i" I
•
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E
ugene
D
eW
itte
R
ussell,
young­
th a t was form erly consum ed ” he said the enviable position which we now BORING BOY CRUSHED
est son of th e fam ily, died of pneu- a cflm e. F o r good plants, th e ground
P rohibition cost th e governm ent an hold; b u t th e b u ilding of a parson-
Coming Events of Local
UNDER
___ HEAVY CAR tnonia follow ing influenza, w hile in should be fertilized properly, th e
estim ated to ta l of »6.274,523 47 he aRe i8 o t s Pecial significance as it
Interest.
announced. A ssessm ents of finest In- ^ 7 » , a
u ° 0<1 ' T * ” * pP,0 ,!IP
A lbert B ull, eleven-year-old son of ,hp 8erv<ce In F ran ce, in Ja n u a ry . vines tipped very early in th e fall so
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and wish to ta k e care of o u r m inis-
th a t a good root system will be es­
Mr
and Mrs. Bull of Boring. Oregon ,1 918' M *" rppor,Pd th a t h '"
Benefit show to be given by
volving 40,000 cases, am o u n t t o p e r s In a way th a t is com m endable
Is now en ro u te to P o rtlan d fo r bur- tab lish ed in th e g ro w in g w eath er
Rockwood G range D ram atic club
»57.500,000. Of th ese assessm ents and proper.
next S atu rd ay evening. February-
approxim ately »3,000.000 has been L * T be 2ay ln * of. !he co rn er stone of was severely crushed when one of th e lal. Two o th e r sons and th e son-in- th a t occurs before th e heavy cold
25, in M etzger hall, G resham , at
th is parsonage th is m orning is some- heavy dum p cars rolled com pletely I law served d u rin g A m erica's p articl- rain s. Vines m ust be tipped in a
collected.
8 o’clock.
I w hat of th e o rd in ary and unique in over and buried him u n d ern e ath . T he patlon in th e world war.
loose soil to a good d ep th so as to
| th is respect th a t th e first shovel full
A rem e Club Card party, T h u rs­
B e llic i R a p ii« ! C h u rc h .
i t e a rth to be rem oved is to be by a ' child was playing aro u n d th e grav el
Eurjeral services were held a t Bn- In su re p la n ts th a t will p erm it of
day evening. M arch 2, a t Ma­
Bible school will begin a t 10:00 w om an, and sh e th e wife of t h e ’ cars at th e B arton grav el pit and up- *Pnp to d T
8*r»tcee will be held In , dppp p la n ,ln * In th e spring. T hen
sonic ball.
Ja m. P re ac h in g will begin at 11:00. pa8,or 8urply * " D‘a " *" eom ln6 Into get one of th e dum p cars and It fell P o rtlan d from th e u n d e rta k in g par- ,,,an U m ,,*t n o t he ‘ak en from a
b“"
W hen th e heavy ca r was re-
ot
Snook. 35th and
"-Id , and of as much Im-
T he De Moss F am ily in concert ; r a s to r B arry will give a chalk ta lk th,Ve°d*ue ‘ m ice and¡‘ g o v e r^ o u n ie lv e s
at th e G resham T h eater. Mar 3,
for ten m inutes on answ erin g an a4- accordingly.
moved it was th o u g h t (h at h s was ’,e ' n,ont
a l 1 o ’clock S a to r - , p ortance as all th e rest Is th e con-
n n d er th e auspices of th e B ethel
| v ertlsem en t.
T he n am e of it i s ' I am m ore convinced th a n ever dead
Dr Adlx was called lmme-1 7’
sclen tio u s care of th e m an who digs
B aptist church of G resham
W anted. A Boy” .
Mrs. R ichard
! d la te 'y and when he arriv ed he ex-
A
rem
e Club
‘h,> p la n ” to kPeP ,h tm
bp'n*
A re
me
C lu b Glvsw
G ives <
( arrt
ar«t P
P a a r r t i ,.
,.
Save a date.
W hat d a te ’ i N e u b a u e r w ill s in » » . « i a —n .« . t
1 B a rry 10 G resham is an epoch o r m ile ,
, *
t
exposed
to
th
e
sun
and
wind
and
to
.
eu
b
a
u
er
will
sing
a
solo.
T
he
Lost
gfonP
(n
o
u
r
h
lsto
ry
and
P8pPclaIIy
,
o
am
lned
th
e
boy
and
found
him
still
A card party A III be given b , th e
March 4. In th e evening a t th e
C hord by Sullivan
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i ¡alive.
...
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Dr. Young,
one th e B ap --
tist - people. - T hey " have only
T he boy received In tern al In- A rem e
club
T h u rsd ay
evening. keep them m oist. If th e roots dry
G resham g ran g e b all; a “ Splzx-
of tbe denom inatio n al leaders from '
in o u r m idst a very sh o rt tim e ju rie s and his condition Is very se rl-, March 2, In tb e Masonic hall. Re- ° U *
p la n * '°"®a vitality and a
Irin etu m ” social fo r young folks
P o rtlan d , will deliv er th e serm on
i but ‘ h’ 5'
have seen th e vision ous. T he la test rep o rt today Is th a t j fresh m en ts will be served Everybody / " " 1 p ll,r' 1 * ' 11 rpau,t
and th o se th a t are older.
On* would
A ll a re c o rd ia iiv i n v i t e
..» — a of
possibilities and a re en-
All a re cordially Invited to atten d . deaVo rin g to ta k e ad v an tag e of th e he is still alive.
is cordially Invited to be presen t.
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Baptists Lay Corner Stone for
New Parsonage; to be Near Church
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