T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 12, No. 1
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
FAIR BOARD IS AT
FRIDAY,
MARCH 3, 1922
T o d a y ’s P a p e r I s V o l . 1 2 , N o . 1
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M a n y R e p la c e m e n ts A r e M a d e
WORK PREPARING
LIST OF PREMIUMS
1922
KANSAS WILL JAZZ
IF SHE GOVERNS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
TOWLE ADVISES
AGAINST RAISING
INFERIOR BERRIES
A m eeting of th e M ultnom ah Coun
EDITOR OUTLOOK:
ty P a ir B oard was held W ednesday
Complying with your request th a t
evening, M arch 1, in the G resham city
we
w rite you w hat we know about
hall. W ork was com menced on the
It was a tired b ut happy force— p er c u tte r to ta k e th e place of th e 19-
straw b erry growing in th is locality.
prem ium list for th e fa ir next fall
really only th e p ro p rie to r and two *nc*> tool. T his was also o perated
Several changes have been m ade from
W hat we know is so little it will not
h elpers— th a t g ath ered th a t S atu r- by band Power.
la st y e a r's list. T hese changes will
take long to tell. However, we have
In 1913 th e publication* of a
be p rin ted as soon as a com plete list
noticed some wonderful crops of straw
day evening in th e little u p stairs
has been m ade.
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berries in certain p arts of the te rrito ry
room , to receive th e first w eek's pay m onthly m agazine fo r M ultnom ah
trib u ta ry to Gresham, especially in the
T he fee for sta lls in th e livestock
and look o ver th e situ a tio n . T he
P leasant Valley, Damascus, Boring,
d ep a rtm en t has been low ered from
new p rin tin g office (w e w o n 't call it
Pleasant Home, Cottrell and the te rr
$1.50 to $1.00. T his is fo r a single
itory east of the Sandy river. We have
a p la n t) had ju st been in stalled and
sta ll and applies to th e horses and
noticed th a t the Columbia slough dis
cattle. Double sta lls w ill be $2.00.
it was planned to s ta rt th e new p aper
tric t is the earliest, about a week,
A 10 p er cent en try fee will be
th e follow ing week. A few o rd ers
which is a special advantage. We see
charg ed fo r pigs, sheep and all o th e r
MISS ELISABETH JOHNSON
for p rin tin g had been booked w hile
no reason why the Gresham d istric t
• an im als placed in co rrals and do not
G resham ’s new p o stm istress, who th e m achinery was being set up and
should not become noted for straw
req u ire stalls.
assum ed h er new position M arch 1.
berry production, especially in the
a score o r m ore persons had stopped
The prem ium s given at th e G resh
Helen Pettigrew, pretty blue*
localities named above. The red hill
am fair la st year w ere sm aller th a n LEGION CLUB ROOMS
to look on a while, sm ile pityingly
eyed miss of twenty, wants to
d istricts are most successful owing
those given a t th e s ta te fa ir on ac
governor of Kansas. She is he»
TO BE OPEN DAILY but hopefully on th e ed ito r, and say,
of an A n ti-W a r Club. H e r cant'
probably to the stren g th of the soil
count of th e lack of funds, b u t th e
STANDARD
LIN
O
TY
PE
paign for the governorship is being
A m eeting of th e A m erican Legion of “ W hen you g et ready to s ta rt y o u r
and the a ir drainage which is a pro
board hopes to be able to ra^se them
T he O utlook has two, a Model " K ”
managed by a vounger sister. H e r
p
aper
put
my
nam
e
on
your
list.”
G
resham
was
held
last
T
uesday
in
tection against frost in the early spring
and a Model 5.
th is y ear up to th e sta te sta n d ard .
platform includes opposition to all
Injuring the bloom in the level dis
T he w ork being done on th e fair th e ir club room s an d several im p o rt Q uite a n u m b er had show n th e ir
"Blue Laws.” She also believes io'
Camp No. 77, W oodm en of th e W orld
tric t to th e west.
jazz music, beer and light wines for
g ro u n d s has been delayed.
T he an t m a tte rs w ere tak en up. A com- i fa ith in th e new e n te rp rise by drop-
of P o rtlan d , was u n d erta k en . In o r
those who w ant ’em ! that womet»
If we are to become famous as
g ran d sta n d has been to rn down and
m ittee consisting of F ra n k S ou th ard ping on th e ta b le th e ir d o lla r fifty, d er to han d le th e w ork successfully a
should smoke if they wish and dresa
a straw b erry d istrict we m ust select a
is to be reb u ilt on th e opposite side
th e price of a yearly subscription. la rg e r an d b e tte r type castin g m a
as
they
please.
few varieties and standardize our pro
of th e race track . T he new building Cecil P u lfe r and Roy M cC arter was One o r two even said, “ Oh, n ev ei
chine becam e a necessity. A ccording
duction to say three varieties: one
is to be tw ice th e size of th e old one. appointed to fo rm u late plans for m ind ab o u t a rec eip t.”
BOOK
ON DRAINAGE
ly. th e " J u n io r ” was sold and a Model
early, one medium and one late. P er
A p o rtion of th e stock barns has been keeping the club room s open e ith e r
T he flew eq u ip m en t w as sm all, but, “ K ” linotype was In stalled in its
BY COLLEGE MEN haps for the early berry the Gold
to rn down and is going to be p u t up in th e evenings o r p a rt of th e day. stra n g e to say, It included a Ju n io r
place. More sto n es an d w ork tab les
A new book on “ Land D rain ag e,” Dollar Is best, the M arshall and New
again along th e en tra n ce way to th e A man is to be p u t in ch a rg e to act as
w
ere added as necessity req u ired u n w ritten by W. L. Pow ers, chief In Oregon (which are very sim ilar) for
ground.
ca reta k er. He will be given th e con
til th e p lan t becam e so crow ded th a t soils of th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral Col a medium and the new E ttersburg No.
At a form er m eeting of th e board cession of in stallin g a confection and
la rg e r q u a rte rs w ere again sought. lege, and T. A. II. T eeters, ex-profes- 121 for a late variety. If we should
th e follow ing officers w ere elected: tobacco stand.
T his was In th e sp rin g of 1915. At soi of d rain ag e and irrig atio n engi standardize our production we could
H. A. Lewis, p resid e n t: T. J. K reud-
Two im p o rta n t v isito rs w ere pres-
th is tim e E. C. L indsey b u ilt th e brick neerin g at th e a g ric u ltu ra l college ship solid cars or p art cars of each
er, vice p resid e n t; Theo. B rugger, ! N it a t the m eeting. T hey w ere Ad-
an d concrete b u ilding now occupied has ju st been published. It is one of and get b etter prices.
tre a su re r, and C. D, M inton, secre- ju ta n t H arry Nelson an d A d ju ta n t
by th e O utlook p lant. T h is was b u ilt the W iley ag ric u ltu ra l serieB and
It is a m atter of common knowledge
tary -m an ag er.
| Thom pson of Cresw ell P ost. They
w ith th e ag reem en t th a t th e p rin tin g deals w ith th e various phases of th a t mixed lots of potatoes and eggs
The su p e rin ten d e n ts of depart-1 gave the boys ta lk s on lines of in-
o u tfit should ta k e th e n o rth store, d rain ag e prim arily from th e a g ric u l bring the lowest m ark et price and
m en ts were also nam ed: T. J. K reud- ¡terest.
and a 5-year lease was en tered Into. tu ra l stan d p o in t.
the same is tru e of berrles-either in
er, gran g e and farm exhibits; F ra n k
A d ju tan t Nelson explained th e pur-
O
th
er
p
u
b
licatio
n
s
w
ere
u
n
d
e
r
the
fresh fru it m arket or for canning
A
ccording
to
th
is
book,
th
e
re
a
re
H einey, grounds and police; F. H. pose of th e service drive which is to
tak en w hich req u ired added m achin ap proxim ately 75,000,000 acres of or barreling.
Crane, a g ric u ltu re and h o rtic u ltu re ; ¡tak e place w ithin a few weeks. One
ery and in F e b ru a ry , 1918, an o th er m arsh land and several tim es th a t
The trad e w ants uniform ity and Is
Mrs. F ra n k H einey, flo ra l; Theo, of th e aim s of th is drive is to search
linotype was added to th e equipm ent. ainount of w et lands In th e U nited willing to pay a fair price for w hat
B rugger, livestock; It. I. A nderson, out all the ex-service m en and find
JU N IO R LIN O TY PE
V p o u ltry ; Mrs. M. M urray, dom estic out w h eth e r they have received all T he O utlook's O riginal W ire Bab& A few m onths la te r th e ad d itio n of a S tates, w hich could be m ade av ailab le I **• w an‘8- Hence the need for grow-
No. 2 Miehle cy lin d er press m ade it foi a high s ta te of cu ltiv atio n by ,nK 1,188 varieties and giving the trade
science; Mrs. U. B. Sm ith, a r t; T. K. I th a t they are en titled to. If they
d rain ag e.
w hat it demands.
Ilo w itt, races and Miss E thel Cal- j have been w ounded and so far have L inotype, th a t m arvelous little m a possible to p rin t all fo u r pages of th e
O utlook at one tim e and to han d le
T
he
volum
e,
as
announced
by
th
e
you wl8h t0 he successful In
kins, school departm ent.
chine
fo
r
castin
g
lines
of
type
fiom
received no com pensation, th e legion
Then th e re was a “ pony” w ith ease th e ev er Increasing volum e au th o rs, is Intended first as a text-1 Btrawberry ffo w tn g you m ust agree
will see th a t they g et It. T he sam e m etal.
of w ork. T he "p o n y ” press was kept bcok for stu d e n ts of g en eral ugricul- to d” y °u r Part an<l do It well. F irs t
BRUISED KNEE IS
atten tio n will be paid to bonuses and cy lin d er press, a job press, a sm all
tu re o r ag ric u ltu ra l en g in eerin g , sec- ln lmP°r <ance Is the selection of good
CAUSE OF OPERATION o th e r m a tte rs th a t may have been ta b le sta p le r, a 19-inch p ap er cu tter, fo r a tim e b u t was la te r sold.
end
as a reference book for p ractical p,anta an<l there is as much dlffer-
An
up
-to
-d
ate
folding
m
achine,
a
an
im
posing
stone,
a
few
sm
all
tools
over-looked so far.
A ndrew M cA llister, younger son
an d a cab in et of job type.
Alto foot pow er stitc h e r, a p erfo ratio n farm ers and, th ird , as an aid to own- ence ,n p,“ n ,s 88 th ere Is ln people
This
cam
paign
Is
fo
r
th
e
purpose
of Mrs. M ary M cAlister, was ta k en
m achine, a b u n d lin g press an d a foot I PrT of w« t overflow ed m arsh, sw am p, ”r po,atoe.v Many people do not seem
of securing new m em bers also. T he g e th e r th e " p la n t” In ventoried at
to P o rtlan d to th e St. V incent hospi
pow er punch all added to th e bindery ° ' alk alin e land who d esire to In i-1 to know th ls and th ,n k th a t an V 8Crub
$3000,
ta l to have his knee operated on. T he legion w ants all ex-service men to
prove th e ir holdings.
I Plant th a t will grow Is good enough.
Jcln th is organization a* it is to th e ir
Because of Inability to secure a eq u ip m en t an d m ade it possible to
tro u b le resu lted from a bruise re
In
read
in
g
o
ver
th
e
ch
a
p
te
r
head-
ThlB ts not tru e and *8 poor ec°nomy.
tu
rn
o
u
t
m
agazines
an*d
books
w
ith
in te rest to do so.
m ore fav o rab le location th e new
ceived last sum m er. A fter it was
ings, som ew hat of an idea of th e sub- Why *n v ,t« failure by planting poor
skill
and
d
ispatch.
T
he
30-lnch
paper
Any questions asked by men who p rin tin g office was opened in th ree
first b ruised, he k ept falling an d
ject m a tte r of th e book can be gain - p,ant8? The use of the land Is the
served in th e w ar will be answ ered. sm all housekeeping room s in th e c u tte r was replaced by a 38-lnch
b ru isin g it u n til infection set in.
ed. Some of th e m ore Im p o rtan t of Kame’ th e cu ,tlvation costs Is th e same
pow
er
c
u
tte
r.
T he drive is to be state-w id e and Jo h n M etzger building, since rem od
One of th e local doctors had been
a la r*e crop*
W hen th e new m ach in ery was add th ese a re "D evelopm ent,” "Im p o rt- a " d to w ln' you m,,8t
eled fo r th e P astim e club an d la te r
ta k in g ?are of it, b u t w hen his knee th e Legion auxiliaries a re expected
ance and F u tu re of D rain ag e,” "B en - aB yodr p ro flt wjll
large or small
ed
In
1918
m
ore
room
was
req
u
ired
for th e A m erican Legion club rooms.
co n tin u ed to get wqrse, th e p a re n t to co-operate w ith th e A m erican L e
efits
of
D rain ag e” ,
"T h e
Re- ln proportl° n to the yeild you get.
gion d u rin g th e cam paign.
An incident of th e m oving In will and th e so u th sto re of th e L indsey
was advised to consult a specialist.
latlon of Soils to D rain ag e,” "F o rm s S<\ B,art rig h t by planting No. 1 plants.
building
w’as
secured,
giv
in
g
a
ground
n ever be efaced from th e m inds of
As a m ain crop we th in k the new
I t was found th a t an operation would
METHODIST CHURCH TO
those who stru g g le d to g et th e heavy space of 50x60, w hich is now packed of Soil W a te r,” "T ypes of D rains E ttersburg No. 121 is a berry of great
be necessary to rem ove th e infection
and
T
h
eir
L
o
cation,”
"M
ate
rials
for
w
ith
m
achines
an
d
appliances
of
th
e
SHOW SLIDES ON CHINA pieces of m achinery up th e steep,
promise. I t was tried out here last
an d he was ta k en to P o rtlan d to th e
best q u ality fo r th e p ro duction of Covered D rain s.” “ D epths and F re season by two of our grow er members
"B
ishop
B ashford and his w ork for n arro w sta irw ay . T he m ean s used
St. V incent hospital.
quency
fo
r
T
iles,”
"M
easu
rem
en
t
of
w ere block and tack le an d th e mo books, pu b licatio n s and com m ercial
T he o peration
was perfom ed C hina ’ is th e title of a sh o rt but
D rainage W a te r,” "Size and G rade and the quality was studied closely
tive pow er was a team of h orses. A p rin tin g .
T h u rsd ay m orning. I t was Im possi intensely in te restin g set of ste re o p tl
for
T iles,” “C o n stru ctio n of Under- by our cannery superintendent Mr.
piece w hich n ea rly filled th e stairw ay
The p ast few m o n th s have w it
ble to give th e child any kind of
d
ra
in
s,”
"C ost and P roflt of Tile F isher and he pronounced it a first-
con slides th a t will be used next Sun was ab o u t to be hoisted, a m an jfist nessed th e In stallatio n of th e m ost
an e sth e tic on account of a w*eak
D rain ag e,” “ D evelopm ent of W et class canning berry. The fru it Is of
above th e load was a rra n g in g th e p rete n tio u s ad d itio n s to th e p lan t,
medium size, very uniform and nearly
h ea rt.
T he operation was a very day evening a t th e M ethodist Eplsco
tack le, w hen a signal to s ta r t was w hich have cost m ore th a n th e e n tire L an d s.” T here is also a p o rtion of It round, the flavor Is ta r t sweet, the
pal
church.
T
he
b
iography
of
B
ish
p ain fu l one and, from th e la st r e
which tre a ts w ith d istric t d rain ag e
given p re m a tu re ly to th e d riv e r o u t o rig in al outfit. A M iller saw trim m e r
color Is medium but not too dark. The
p o rts, th e child was ’still In a g re a t op B ashford read s like a rom ance.
and special d rain ag e problem s.
In th e s tre e t. T he rope tig h ten ed , is a w o n d erfu l sa v er of tim e and
fru it stem s are strong and hold the
deal of pain. His exact condition Is Born on a farm In m ost h u m b le cir
th e m an was un ab le to e x tric a te his energy in th e com posing room. The COLUMBIA HIGHWAY
clusters of berries well up 'from the
n ot know n today.
cum stance» he knew a life of u n re
legs and, suddenly, a b ig h t form ed in foot-pow er stitc h e r has been super-
IN FAIR CONDITION ground keeping the fru it free from
m ittin g toil. T he h ab it of h ard work
th e rope an d ft snapped In two, a ceded by a la rg e r stitc h e r which is
sand In ease of rain and It is a heavy
VANCOUVER WOMAN WILL
never left him. His g re a t pow ers of
p ro v id en tial escape.
Dr. F red T hom pson and E rn e st . yielder. We _ do ___________
pow
er
d
riv
en
.
In
ad
d
itio
n
to
th
e
not hesitate to re-
BE BURIED IN GRESHAM m ind and h e a rt helped him to rise
T he u p p er floor of th e fram e presses alre ad y on th e floor th e re has Thom pson drove in from T he Dalles I commend th is variety as a main crop
rapidly.
T he presidency of Ohio
stru c tu re was n ever Intended to carry Ju st been add ed a “ pony” Miehle early W ednesday m o rning and pro- sort, we are sure It will bring a pre-
Mrs. E lizabeth Eby, aged 79 years,
W esleyan U niversity called fo rth his
heavy m achinery. It was reinforced w ith D exter feeding attach m en t,w h ich nouneed th e highw ay to be in fairly mlum In the m arket and last but not
died T h u rsday m orning a t th e fam ily
executive ability.
His choice was
by stro n g p illars in th e room be will, when p roperly a d ju ste d , a u to good condition. They left T he Dalles least, It will be very popular as a bar-
hom e In V ancouver, W ashington. A l
alw ays fo r th e h ard e st place. N a tu r
n eath , w hich was occupied as a mil m atically feed a stack of p ap ers down a t 5 o ’clock W ednesday m o rning and relied product, owing to the shape and
th o u g h Mrs. Eby has been an Invalid
ally he Those C hina as th e fold of his
lin ery sto re but, In sp ite of th ese pre to th e last sheet. W on d erfu l possi arriv ed h ere th re e h o u rs later. They firm ness of the fru it barrelled with
f r - a n u m ber of years d eath cam e
episcopal labors. His Influence was
cautions, th e occupants of th e build bilities a re seen for th is new m achine, said th e re were only tw o o r th ree sugar It will be the best seller. We
suddenly as a re su lt of h e a rt trouble.
trem endous on th e aw ak en in g em
She was born In S cotland county, pire for w hich he finally gave his life. ing com plained of sea sickness when w hich does n ot replace an y o th e r but places w here a m achine co uldn’t go wish to urge upon you the planting
th e cy lin d er press was in o peration. Is In th e n a tu re of added equipm ent. as fast as th e d riv e r w anted to go. of th is variety. We can furnish the
M issouri, from w here th e fam ily
You will feel th e g rip of a g rea t man
On M arch 3, 1911, ju s t eleven
moved 31 years ago. A fter com ing
The business was estab lish ed u n d er T he slides w eren’t bad a t all and they plants.
In th e pictures th a t show him a t work
Berry Growers Packing Co.
years ago today, th e first Issue of the th e individual o w n ersh ip of H. L. St. expressed th e opinion th a t th e re
w est th e Eby fam ily w ere in Oregon in his chosen field.
D. E. TOWLE, Manager,
G resham O utlook m ade Its ap p e ar C lair, w ho has been th e e d ito r of the o u g h t not to be any tro u b le a t all !
City, Oregon, and o th e r n o rth e rn O re
A t th e m orning ch u rch h o u r th e
ance. It en tered a field alre ad y cc- O utlook from th e beginning. In 1917 from slides from now on as dry | Gresham , Oregon, March 2, 1922.
gon tow ns u n til fo u r years ago when
pastor, th e Rev. A. 8. Hlsey, will
___ ____ was
_ inco rp o rated u n d er wettth e r will not cause*any m ore th a n
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cupied by a w eekly new spaper, which th e business
th ey moved to V ancouver. She was a
preach on th e topic, ‘ W ealth to Give
weather. Their AUTO SPEEDERS
moved o ut ab o u t six m o n th s later. th e nam e of th e O utlook P u b lishing ,b ere iB ln
m em ber of th e C h ristian church and A way.”
T he circu latio n h as grow n slow ly but Co., with Mr. an d Mrs. St. C lair and rnachlnP wa"
leaves a host of frien d s to m ourn h e r
‘ he first to m ake |
GIVEN WARNING
T h ere will be special m usic of th e
d eath .
stead ily , and now n u m b ers about th e ir son. Chase, as In co rp o rato rs and ' he ‘r,p o ver «>• highw ay from T he
usual high o rd e r both m o rn in g and 1100.
Ju stic e of th e Peace, Jo h n Brown,
sto ck h o ld ers.
! DaIIf‘" *,nce th e «P«nlng
Mrs. Eby was th e beloved w ife of evening.
th e ir p aren ts, I h"" B*nt o u t a » » rn ln g to all per
They
visited
with
A fter six m o n th s of n ew sp ap er and
Stephen M. Eby, who survives. She
people have been em ployed,
T he E pw orth L eague topic fo r the p rin tin g w ork In th e cram ped q u ar- am Many
ong them th e late E L .T h o r p e ,
* T h ° mpB° n ’
d r° VM X " s i T i o \ T \ at Y Y
2°
Is th e last one of six children. T here
evening will be “ My D ebt to an In te rs. arran g e m en ts were m ade for | who was news w riter for six and a £ «a n d y o n th e ir b ro th er. Dr
ha i ^ n « n in e th
?
t”
w ere nine children in th e Eby fam ily, spiring F rie n d sh ip ."
th e tw o room s on th e gro u n d floor of h alf years.
W ilbur Thom pson.
' He h a" * * » flnln* ‘b*m when they
six of whom a re now living. They
GresShamb m lll|n ’'
OCCUPl,,d by th *
A”,de from ,h e * ,,t o r ’ blnj8,l|f* and
BethsH
T ’h u rch .
j ^ r 7 g 7 t h e b U u ^ e V m e T e l y Ja y
are Mrs. Minnie Soule, Mrs. O. B.
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Zion E v a n g elica l Church.
T aylor, W illiam and Simon Eby, all
w
S \ C' Y ’ M'M E m m “ J° hn’ ° n
B 'ble Bcb° o1 opPnB a ‘
fine and con tin u e to speed
Services at th e Zion Evangelical ' The w i t on o Y m o v ln .
IY
i
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COmp‘ ny th e longest. ! P asto r B arry will d eliv er a 10-m lnute | H e re a fte r
of P o rtla n d ; O liver Eby of V ancou church will sta rt half an h o u r e a rlie r ous one T he l Y i Y f
any
person cau g h t
ver, and E dw ard Eby of G ladstone, beginning w ith next S unday m orning our one. T h e In stallatio n had, of [ having com m enced h e r service a few
se rm o n e tte chalk ta lk . “ W an ted ' a I speeding will have his license tak en
course,
been
done
by
experts.
How
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weeks
a
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th
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p
aper
was
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.
Oregon. T h irty -th re e gran d ch ild ren Sunday school will begin at 10
Boy.” W hat fo r? S ubject for m u - ] aw ay from him fo r a period of tim e
and 28 g reat g ran d c h ild ren also s u r o ’clock. P reach in g services. In the could th e la rg e r m achines be re- Ì She m astered th e Intricacies of th e
tu a l co n sid eratio n , “ T he Lost Chord which depends on th e seriousness of
vive.
E nglish language, will be a t 11 m oved? A P o rtlan d press ex p ert was I " J u n io r,” w hich was no sm all ac- F o u n d .” At th e m orning service Guy th e case.
T he fu n eral will be held a t th e o ’clock. The serm on topic will be appealed to and asked his price on ; com pllshm ent. She was prom oted to
Jo n es will Sing a solo, " F e a r Not Ye,
O rville Davidson was b ro u g h t up
M. E. church In O resbam on Sunday, "W ith Je su s In th e W o rld .”
The ta k in g th e press a p a r t and se ttin g It th e sta n d ard linotype when it was O Isra e l,” by W Buck. T he ordi- before Mr. Brow n th is m orning fo r
♦ March 5. a t 1 o ’clock. T he in term en t
« in k . i .
n
.
w | Y oun* P eople's L eague will m eet at up again a fte r it had been moved to ! Installed and is now able
will he In th e G resham cem etery b e - : 7 ; , „ p m wffh M„ „ R O ebhardt
aide th e body of h e r d au g h ter, th e as the leader. T h eir topic fo r discus th e am o u n t askg<] and his services work th a t comes. •
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flrst oaPnM
M r. Brown took
late Mrs. C lara M arston
were
quickly
rejected
.
Accordingly,
Mrs.
S
t.C
la
ir
has
been
w
ith
th
e
Dr.
E.
A.
W
eir
of
P
o
rtlan
d
will
his
license
aw
ay
from
him
fo
r
a
sion will be " B e tte r H om e L ife.”
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th e ed ito r, his son Chase, an d A. R. force as bookkeeper, office m a n a g e r., have ch arg e of a gospel service at th e period of 20 days
Used ro lle r $40, 2 sulky plows
The Bank of Oregham pays 6 per L ym an* ’ ho wa8 ‘hen news w riter. assista n t e d ito r and news w rite r fo ri B ethel B ap tist church at 7 :15 p m.
O th er speeders who have alread y
$35 each, 5 used w alking plows, 3
good cream sep arato rs, hav rake, .2 cent in te rest on tim e d e p o s its __Artv. u n dertook the w ork and ca rrie d it . trifle m ore th a n ten years.
He Is th e lead er of th e gospel team been fined w ill not g et off so easily
sm all berry plows. 2 used 5-tooth
M rw in . n /
«
th ro u g h quickly and succeeafully.
T he p resen t force consists of Mr.
of the East Side R aptlst church and If th ey are ca u g h t th ey can expect to
cu ltiv ato rs, 6 used gas engines. Su
«
na rraag e.
W ith added room m ore an d b e tte r and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, C hase and
p e rio r potato p la n te r. 1-10-6 Su
Pom ona O range will ho4d Its reg- work was possible and before m any Leslie St. C lair, Miss Johnson. O liver may bring th e team w ith him. Mrs have th e ir license tak en aw ay for
p erio r d rill, w ith o th e r good used
J. N C lan ah an and D, Q. B arry will several m onths.
u
iar
m onthly m eeting
S atu rd ay , j m onths th e re cam e g p ressing need S trom quiat. Miss Evelyn M etcger,
im plem ents at less th a n auction
sing
a duet. All a re Invited to b
e
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prices
Phone 1141, W. A. Hesse I, M arch IS. at th e P leasan t Valley fo r b e tte r m achinery. One of th e Mias B eatrice Jack so n , Miss F aye
present and to e n te r Into th e sp irit of WANTED— C lean cotton rags.
No
G resham
Orange
(first replacem ents was a 30-lnch pa- Lord and Misa F lo ren ce A uclalr.
th e service.
sto ck in g s o r heavy g arm en ts, five
cen ts a pound Greebam O utlook