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G resham O utlook
< VOL. 12. NO. 86
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
T l ESHAY. DECEMBER 2«. 1922
NEW GYMNASIUM
Smallest Elephant Arrives m U. S.
IS DEDICATED
A larg e au d ien c e w as p re s e n t a t th e
dedication ex e rc ise s held in th e new
Union H igh school gym nasium F rid ay
evening. P ra c tic a lly a ll of th e tern-
I in stitu tio n s, th e g rad e and high
schools, w hich they rep resen ted . The
high school o rc h e s tra played som e
j ^ e a u ,‘ful n u tn b ers- S everal new m em -
b ers have recen tly joined th e o rch es-
p orary se a ts a rra n g e d on th e m ain t ra. M arian c ,ow cap tlv atcd th e a u .
floor w ere filled an d m any of th e s t u - ; dience by h er singing w hich w as ac-
dents occupied se a ts in th e b alco n ies j com panied by th e strin g ed in s tru -
ru nning alo n g each side. T h e p ro - m en ts an i* th e piano. A high school
| g irl s trio fu rn ish ed ad d itio n al m u si­
gram an n o u n ced in a fo rm er issu e of
cal n u m b ers n o t on th e pro g ram .
the O utlook w as c a rrie d o u t w ith one
Som e new stag e scen ery en h an ces
or tw o excep tio n s. S u p e rin te n d e n t W.
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th e a p p earan ce of th e stag e. A n u m -
C. A lderson w as u n a b le to be p re s e n t of G resham b u sin ess and p ro fessio n al
on acco u n t of th e fog.
m en have added a good cau se by
A fter th e o p en in g m usical n u m b ers p u rch asin g an asb esto s c u rta in fo r th e
by th e high school o rc h e s tra , a fine stag e. T hose w ho su b scrib ed to w ard
it a re th e B ank of G resham , C olum bia
address of w elcom e w as m ade by Wm.
E rick W orks, A. W. M etzger & Co.,
M cA llister, p re s id e n t of th e stu d e n t Dr. H. V. Adix, Geo. W. S tap leto n ,
body. H e e x p re sse d th e a p p reciatio n Bishop Bros., H essel's F arm M achin
of th e school fo r th e larg e atte n d a n c e 1 ery Co., Jo n es L um ber Co., R ak er &
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
61.50 Per Y«‘ar
WHAT IS WRONG
WITH POTATOES?
To th e G resh am O u tlo o k :— D uring
seaso n s, w hen th e co n d itio n s for m a r­
k e tin g p o tato es a re like th ey a re
s ta rtin g for th e season of 1922, we ail
begin to look fo r som eone to blam e
fo r o u r tro u b le . T h e b u y er blam es
th e g ro w e r; th e g ro w er blam es th e
b u y e r; th ey both blam e the fellow a t
th e o th e r en d ; and th e public blam es
them all. We all suffer to g e th e r and
we a re a ll som ew h at to blam e for th e
very u n sa tisfa c to ry co n d itio n s, for
w e all could help to ch an g e them for
th e b e tte r if we w ere w illin g to be
fa ir and rem ove as fa r as possible th e
c au se fo r b lam e th a t is n e a re s t to us.
\ Few O bserv ill Ions.
W e w ill try , in a s fa ir a w ay a s po s­
sible, to show how th e g ro w er cau
ing h a s a ro u se d a s to rm of c r i ti­
help to c le a r h im self of his sh a re of
th e blam e, an d a t th e sam e tim e in ­
cism . Mr. B u tle r is from St. P aul.
Captain E. A Cunningham went mto the African French Congo
H e w as fo rm e rly a c o rp o ra tio n at
c re a s e his n et Incom e from Ills p o ta ­
and captured this pigm y elep h an t which be brought to the New
toes enough to s u r p ris e him .
to rn ey .
) ork zoo "M iamba" weighs SOb posted*. la oow th ree year» o w and
We m u st a ll adm it th a t a t p re s e n t
fully grow n.
«D ecem ber, 1922) th e re a re m ore po­
( U B ISI’MAS CAROLERS
to e s being th ro w n on th e m a rk e t
AWAKEN G RES II IMITES ta
on th e o ccasio n an d also voiced th e S on' O utlook P u b lish in g Co., G resham
(w e u se "th ro w n " ad v ised ly ) th a n th e
D rug Co., L. L. K idder H a rd w a re Co.,
m a rk e t can ta k e c a re of a t a p rice
feeling of th e school w hen he told how-
P eople of G resham w ere aw akened th a t w ill leave an y th in g a s a profit for
W alrad M ercantile Co. and Chas.
proud it w as to hav e such a fine gym ­ Cleveland.
e a rly y e ste rd a y m o rn in g by th e sw eet th e m an w ho grew th e cro p . W hen
s tra in s of C h ristm a s songs su n g by a w e say th a t th e re a re too m any p o ta ­
nasium . D u rin g h is ta lk he m entio n ed
T he new U nion H igh gym nasium is
band of c a ro le rs. T his is believed to toes being th ro w n on th e m a rk e t, we
the fa c t th a t P rin c ip a l Roy E. C annon no t only going to serv e as a g y m n a­
m ean ju s t th a t! Too m an y b u sh e ls;
be th e first tim e th is q u a in t and beau too m any k in d s; an d w o rst of all, too
expects to p lace a d rin k in g fo u n tain sium b u t as a com m unity h all a s w ell.
W. D. M orehouse an d J. H. S p a a r, Ing has been long neglected, fu lly one- tifu l cu sto m h a s been o b served h ere m any cu lls.
at th e e n tra n c e to th e new gym nasium | T hls w as m ade know n by Mr L aw -
And It too o ften h ap p en s th a t th e re
and It cam e a s a co m p lete s u r p ris e to
| re n c e w hen he said th e people of of th e M orehouse O rch ard in g co m ­ lialf, som etim es m ore, of th e wood is
c u t aw ay, to fo rce pro d u ct. C ut close, m any w ho w ere e a rly a ro u se d by th e a re too m any v a rie tie s in th e sam e
at his ow n expense.
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in
| G resham should feel free to u se th e
bag, an d som etim es it h ap p en s th a t
to allow of ra p id h ealin g of th e
W. C. L a w ren ce, ch a irm a n of th e | gym nasium w henever it w as n o t al- G resh am la s t w eek looking a fte r w ound, and c u t In line w ith th e tre e , singing.
th e bag does not c o n ta iu any of thy
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e
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n
ts
w
ere
som
ew
hat
v a rie ty th a t th e u ltim a te buyer ex­
school b o ard , gave a u in te re stin g j read y being used for school p u rp o ses, o rc h a rd in g w o rk in th is v icinity. T hey th a t no stu b s a re left to disfigure It.
in fo rm al a n d about six teen voices pected to g et, or th a t he ag reed to
talk th a t w as rig h t to th e point. He j Mr. C annon m ade th e a n n o u n cem en t do n o t h a n d le n u rs e ry sto ck b u t a re
To p ru n e m ean s to th in out, ta k in g
w ere ask ed to p a rtic ip a te , fo u rteen of pay for.
We ex p ect to point out at a la te r
spoke of h is r e g r e t a t th e in a b ility of th a t a lad ies' gym cla ss and a m en 'B e x p e rt o rc h a rd ists, sp ecializin g In th e w hole lim b, clea n to th e body, w hom resp o n d ed .
T h ese m et a t 5 tim e how th e g ro w e rs of th is sectio n
leaving
p
le
n
ty
of
room
for
su
n
lig
h
t,
fr
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it
tre
e
s.
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h
e
re
a
re
m
any
u
n
p
ro
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,
.
c la s s a re to be o rg an ized th e first of
fo
r
it
does
not
ta
k
e
a
very
larg
e
top
to
o'clock
a
n
d
a
rra
n
g
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d
th
em
selv
es
In
Mr. A ld erso n to be p re s e n t b u t said
m uy h elp to rem edy th e con d itio n as
th e year. All m en in te re ste d in g y m ­ d u ctiv e o rc h a rd s an d m an y th a t a re p ro d u ce an a b u n d an ce of choice fru it.
th a t if Mr. A ld erso n w as p re s e n t he n asiu m w o rk a re ask ed to m eet a t th e fa r below s ta n d a rd , h en ce th ey a re T he very b est is n ever too good, hence th re e a u to s. T he d riv e rs w ere, Miss to m ix tu re of v arieties.
At th is tim e we w ill ta k e up a n o th ­
F lo re n c e H oney, Dr. W ill O tt an d H.
would a sk him if h e co u ld n ’t b rin g h ig h school, T u esd ay evening, J a n u - finding a la rg e field fo r th e ir sk illfu l o u r every effort to elim in a te th e s p u r ­
L. St. C lair. P ra c tic a lly th e w hole e r p h a se of th e situ a tio n th a t is of
ious.
A
w
ork
w
ell
begun
Is
h
a
lf
done,
w
ork.
eq u al im p o rtan ce, viz.:
him self in c lo s e r to u ch w ith U nion | a r y 2, an d th e lad ies a re to m eet th e re
Cost of P ro d u ctio n and (jnnlltjr.
T h ey h av e in d iv id u al m eth o d s of so be very su re th a t th e tre e s a re fully city w as covered In a little over tw o
on W ednesday evening, J a n u a ry 3,
d o rm an t w hen p ru n in g begins, g e n ­ h o u rs, en d in g w ith a tr e a t of choco­
H igh so Mr. A lderson w ould realize
We believe th a t th e co st of p ro d u c­
u n p ro d u ctiv e
fru it
tre e s e ra lly J a n u a r y 1st, so m etim es w h ere
1923. T h e lead e rs w ill be chosen from tre a tin g
ing a b u sh el of p o tato es Is too g re a t,
to a la rg e r e x te n t w h at a w o n d erfu l th e high school teac h ers.
w hich m ak es it p o ssib le to g u a ra n te e we have had a w arm fall, delayed to la te and to a s t a t W ith ro w 's.
T he list of c a ro le rs Is as follow s: and a ls o th a t th e q u a lity of th e p ro d ­
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
1st,
w
hen
th
e
leaf
system
in stitu tio n it re a lly is. Mr. L aw ren ce
a
good
cro
p
,
w
e
a
th
e
r
co
n
d
itio
n
s
p
e
r
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u c t is too low. W e w ill tr y to show
T h e new g y m n asiu m build in g is 112
w ill all have fallen. T h is sign m ay F lo re n c e H oney, M. E. Q uigley, G er­ how th e g ro w e rs can , by c o n siste n t
again ex p re sse d th e w ish th a t Mr. Al- feet long and 60 feet wide. It is co n ­ m ittin g .
alw ay s be depended upon, fo r th e tru d e A lex an d er, Dr. W ill O tt, M yrtle co o p erativ e effort go a long way to ­
T h is seem ed to th e O utlook so n e ­ tr e e s a t th is tim e have en te re d upon
aerson could find tim e to m ake m ore s tru c te d of hollow tile. T he s ta g e is
R u sh er, Ed. R u sh er, D oris Z im m er­ w ard h elp in g to tu r n a losing p ro p o si­
v isits to U nion H igh and com e a s a j 24 feet deep an d is equipped w ith c e ssa ry an d beneficial a w o rk th a t Mr. th e ir w in te r's rest. All sa p sp ro u ts m an, O liver O lli, W illene a n d E lean o r tio n Into an effort for gain.
th
a
t
have
m
issed
th
e
su
m
m
er
p
ru
.fin
g
M
orehouse
w
as
ask
ed
fo
r
su
g
g
estio
n
s
We w ill a ll ag ree, I th in k , th a t th e
d re ssin g room s and sh o w er b a th s on
h ost a n d n o t a s a gu est.
th a t w ould h elp o rc h a rd is ts , an d Mr. should n o t be overlooked in th e w in ­ B otkin, C a th e rin e B ailey, H elen H lsey, co st of p ro d u ctio n , u n d e r o rd in a ry
e
ith
e
r
side
for
th
e
boys
and
fo
r
th
e
Much p ra is e w as given Mr. F re e ­
M orehouse h as w ritte n fo r th e O ut­ te r , for th e object is to elim in a te all W inifred S t.C la ir and H. L. S t.C la ir. m eth o d s is p ra c tic a lly th e sam e pel
e x tra s u rp lu s, and th u s co n serv e th e
ac re , be th e yield lurge o r sm all. T h a t
m an, th e a rc h ite c t, fo r th e new gym ­ g irls. T he m ain floor is of h a rd wood. look th e follow ing on p ru n in g :
en erg y of th e tr e e fo r fru it.
being so it w ould n a tu ra lly follow
CHRISTMAS AT GRESHAM
nasium , a n d
a ls o th e c o n tra c to r, W hen th e c h a irs a rriv e w hich a re to
B eginning w ith th e first of th e new
AU p ru n in g should be done before
(■RADE SCHOOL th a t If we can c u t dow n o u r expense
C laude S to ck to n . T he tw o m en w ere I be ship p ed from th e east, th e re w ill y ear, th e n ex t y e a r's fru it cro p , a l­
per b u sh el, th e re w ill he m ore llkely-
a fte rw a rd in tro d u ced to th e au d ien ce I be sufflclent sp ace on th e m ain floor to th o u g h still in em bryo, w ill begin to th e o rc h a rd h as had a co at of lim e
and su lp h u r _ ap p lied , and all th e
T h e assem b ly room a t th e g rad e j hood of m ak in g a net profit.
se
a
t
1000
people
an
d
th
e
re
is
room
for
sh ap en itself, th ro u g h th e first c h a n ­ b ra n c h e s b u rn ed , for they a r e a tam i-
by Mr. L aw ren ce. Mr. S to ck to n w as
It is o u r belief th a t th e av e ra g e
nel of h e lp fu ln e ss th a t m ay be applied ly of id lers, a re m ost su sc e p tib le to school w as th e scen e of som e v e r y 4 potnto g ro w e r Is p la n tin g too m any
given sp e c ia l p ra ise fo r m ak in g ad d i­ an ad d itio n al 300 in th e b alconies.
A sum of $20,000 w as fu rn ish ed for to It, n am ely , th e c u ttin g aw ay of ull d isease and verm in. W hen th e tim e In te re stin g school ex e rc ise s la st F r i­ a c re s of p o tato es each y e a r and pay­
tions to th e b u ild in g th a t w ere n o t in ­
ing too little a tte n tio n to th e qu u llty
u seless wood and th u s In c re a sin g th e
th
e
b uilding of th e new gym an d for n a tu ra l flow of th e life-g iv in g sap for com es for su m m er p ru n in g , g e n e ra lly day a fte rn o o n w hen C h ristm a s w as
cluded in h is c o n tra c t. T he w o rk of
of th e p o ta to e s th a t he Is raisin g .
Ju
ly
o
r
A
ugust,
all
la
te
ra
l
g
ro
w
th
s
u
sh
e
re
d
Into
th
e
G
resham
g
rad
e
Floyd L. M ack w ho did th e ele c tric eq u ip p in g th e old one w ith cla ss th e s u s te n a n c e of th e fr u it p ro d u cin g th a t have a p p eared should be ta k e n
We a lso believe th a t it h as been
school. T h e room w as b eau tifu lly co n clu siv ely proven th a t th e re is
w iring w as a lso praised . Mr. L aw ­ room s. T h is w as n o t found to be s u f­ sp u rs. N a tu re seem s to have provided aw ay, fo r enough Is, or should be,
deco rated fo r th e occasio n In th e s e a ­ b u sh els of h ig h -g ra d e p otatoes, th a t
ren ce q uoted Mr. F reem an as say in g ficient to build th e new b u ild in g and enough sap , an d no m o re, h en ce th e enough In all cases, an d sin ce th e top
need of c a re fu l p ru n in g . To s ta r t fo rm atio n Is sufficient, no m ore Is r e ­ so n 's c o lo rs and n u m ero u s C h ristm a s can he sold a t an a d v an ce over th e
co
m
p
lete
th
e
w
o
rk
on
th
e
new
c
la
s
s
th a t it w as th e b e st job of w irin g he
m a rk e t fo r seed, from one a c re th an
rig h t is to end rig h t, hen ce th e
ro o m s b u t th e la tte r w ill be used as need of a full kno w led g e of th e n a tu r ­ qu ired . W here, in new p la n tin g s, a tre e s w ere placed a b o u t th e room . th e re is in h a rv e s tin g 600 b u sh els of
had ever seen.
low top Is re q u ire d , w hich seem s to One tre e , m o re Im posing looking th an
poor g ra d e of po tato es, th a t a re a
All of th e n u m b e rs on th e p ro g ram th ey a re u n til m o re fu n d s a re secu red al ten d en c ies of each v ariety , fo r th e recom m end itse lf In m ost cases, c u t to
v ere a c re d it to th e tw o ed u catio n al I to co m p lete th e w ork.
N ew tow n ap p le h as h a b its, all its 18 Inches, o r ab o u t to o n e's knee, and th e o th e rs, W38 lig h ted d u rin g the d ra g on th e m a rk e t, from th re e acres.
ow n, an d re fu se s to stay p u t, o u t of alw ay s c u t to a hud. C ut sla n tin g , p ro g ram tc th e g re a t d elig h t of th e Now th e q u estio n very n a tu ra lly
a rise s, how inay we b rin g th is ib o u t?
its n a tu r a l sp h ere, as do m an y of th e aw ay from th e hud and th u s in s u re th e y o u n g er pupils.
o th e r v a rieties. T re a t th em acco rd in g first b eg in n in g of top. Second y ear,
S a n ta C lau s a rriv e d a t th e school- T he m ost s u c tn s s fu l way to b rin g th is
about th a t we have had ar. o p p o rtu n i­
to th e ir n a tu ra l in clin atio n s, and c u t to th re e sh o o ts and cut hack th e
ho u se p ro m p tly a t I -30, and began ty to ch eek on Is by c u ttin g th e
th e re 's no m ista k e m ade.
tip s. T h ird y e a r, leave five o r six
K eep th e open c e n te r, as it h as and cut hack. F o u rth y ear, enough h is p ilg rim a g e about th e b u ild in g v is­ a c re a g e to a b asis w h ere th e gro w er
p roven itse lf m o st v alu ab le to th e top w ill a p p e a r to su p p ly all n e ces­ itin g v a rio u s room s and sp re a d in g ca n ta k e th e tim e to go over h is e n ­
p ro p e r m a tu rity an d co lo rin g of th e sa ry lim bs fo r a p erfect top, except C h ristm a s c h e e r a s he w ent. By th is tir e a c re a g e and ro g u e o u t th e d i­
And th e se p la n ts
fru it. T he B aldw in, one of th e m ost in som e few c a se s w h ere d o rm an t tim e q u ite a la rg e au d ien c e of p a tro n s seased p 'lin ts.
should be dug out th o ro u g h ly and th e
su
sc
e
p
tib
le
to
n
o
n
-p
ro
d
u
ctio
n
of
all
buds
hav
e
failed
to
m
a
tu
re
,
w
hen
th
e
T he q u iet of th e C h ristm as n ig h t c a ttle w ere b eing ta k e n to safety , th e th e v a rie tie s, should be sev erely c u ttin g hack system is still follow ed. an d friend* had g a th e re d fo r th e e x ­ vines and a ll ta k e n from th e field.
T he g ro w er should grow a “Seed
w as d istu rb e d ab o u t 12:20 la s t n ig h t b u rn in g hay k e p t fa llin g from above p ru n ed , as it will go e n tire ly to wood P ru n e ail b ra n c h e s , in fo rm in g tops, ercises. T w o h o u rs w ere sp e n t In a
an d m ak in g th e w o rk m o re d a n g ero u s u n le ss th u s tre a te d . I do n o t apply so th a t no tw o a re d ire c tly o pposite festiv al of song and re c ita tio n s , In­ P lo t" each and every y ear, p lan ted
w hen th e sire n in G resh am sounded
th e te rm p ru n e, to th e a c t of c u ttin g to each o th e r, th u s red u cin g th e s tra in te rs p e rs e d w ith a d d re s se s by a n u m ­ w ith " Illll-S e le c te d " seed, from the
and difficult.
very best yielding, d isease-free hills.
once a n n o u n c in g a fire. In fo rm atio n
T h e re w ere 22 head of sto ck in th e back (a su re m ean s of p ro d u cin g upon th e tr e e and all ten d en c ies to b e r of local p a s to rs and by th e p rin ­
Why « lit Down the A creage!
m ore to p ), fo r g e n e ra lly sp eak in g ! split.
over th e w ires an n o u n ced th a t th e b a rn an d enough hay and s tra w to th e re Is a sufficiency of top In all o u r
cipal. T h e m ark ed fe a tu re of th e af- | W e w ill a n sw e r th is by s ta tin g som e
All
p
each
es,
n
e
c
ta
rin
e
s
,
a
p
ric
o
ts
b a rn of H. G. M ullenhoff, a fa rm e r keep them over w in ter. T he to ta l loss b earin g o rc h a rd s, w ith no n ecessity and p ru n u s sim onii, should w ait u n til te rn o o n , how ever, w as th e tru e C h ris t­ th in g s th a t h ive com e u n d er o u r ob­
We have seen m en, w ho
living ab o u t a m ile so u th e a st of P le a s ­ h a s n o t yet been estim ated . T h e re w as for m o re to th u s h a m p e r p ro d u ctio n . sp rin g fo r th e ir p ru n in g , fo r it is a t m as s p irit w hich p re v a ile d w ith all se rv a tio n
w ere ra is in g a larg e a c r age of In­
a n t H om e, w as on fire. S ev eral a u ­ som e in su ran ce. T h e old b a rn th a t
I o ften see g re a t to p s c u t aw ay, i th a t tim e th a t dead b ra n c h e s ap p e a r, present.
ferio r p o tato es y ear a fte r y ear, w ith
tom obile loads of m en c a rry in g th e w as in use b efo re th e new one w as sim ply de-h o rn ed , w ith b u t one ch an ce w hich m ay not be seen in th e w in te r
M any ex c e lle n t n u m b ers w ere given only in d ifferen t su ccess, c u t th e ir
in
view
,
nam
ely,
th
e
g
ro
w
in
g
of
a
tim
e,
and
th
e
good
w
ould
be
sacrificed
fire ch ief a n d som e of th e firem en b u ilt is b e lr ? re p a ire d an d w ill be p u t new to p to ta k e th e p lace of th e old,
ac re a g e
p ra c tic a lly
o n e-h alf
and
w ith th e bad.
L et th e hu Is show by th e v a rio u s g rad es. “ Holy N ig h t” ra ise th e q u a lity of w h at th e y did
in to u se to r h o using th e stock.
h u rrie d to th e scene.
w ith a loss of from th re e to fo u r color, b efo re p ru n in g , and n a tu re does w hich w as su n g In th r e e p a rts by the ra is e to th e s ta n d a rd of seed stock,
P e rh a p s one of th e g re a te s t losses y e a rs in th e m a tte r of p ro d u ctio n . In th e re s t, for a ll dead wood com es off boys of th e sev en th and eig h th g rad es
T he b a rn w as h o u sin g th e M ullen ­
and th e re b y in c re a se th e ir yield per
hoff h e rd of th o ro u g h b re d H o lsteiu s from th e fire w as th a t of th e m o n th ’s n eg lected o rc h a rd s, w h ere th e p ru n - i u n d e r th e p ru n in g sh e a rs.
w as e sp ecially w ell given. T h is w as a c re to a p o in t w here th e ra isin g of
an d am ong o th e rs, th e fam ous c h a m ­ m ilk reco rd of S tan h o p e B elle J o ­
th e ir first a p p e a ra n c e b efo re th e p u b ­ p o tato es becam e a pro fitab le u n d e r­
pion m ilk p ro d u c in g cow, S tau h cp e h a n n a. She w as on a second m ilk BAPTIST CANTATA
MULTNOMAH GRANGE
lic. T hey w ill h e re a fte r be d e sig n a t­ taking.
T h e re is a n o th e r p o in t th a t should
B eile Jo h a n n a . S he w as one of th e reco rd and th e re c o rd s fo r th e p a st
MUCH APPRECIATED
ELECTS OFFICERS ed as th e B oys’ G lee club.
not he lost sight of, an d th a t is th is:
first to be ta k e n to safety . All of th e m o n th w ere In th e b a rn and w ere
T h e n u m b ers on th e p ro g ram w ere W henever a g ro w er does as in dicated
New officers fo r th e com ing y ear Invocation, th e Rev. A. 8. H osey; above th e re Is alw ay s som e show fo r
T h e C h ristm a s seaso n w as tr u ly a
o tb p r sto ck w as g o tte n o u t w ith the b u rn ed . T h e cow w ould have finished
exception of a young h eifer c a lf an d a h e r y e a r’s reco rd n ext Ju ly . W h at e f­ joyful one and w ill b e rem em b ered as ; w ere elected last S a tu rd a y a t th e re g ­ song, "C h ristm a s T im e H as Come him to sell his crop to r an in c re a se In
young steer. O ne cow , how ever, w as fect th e loss of th e p a p e rs w ill have is a m o st en jo y ab le ev en t by th e m em ­ u la r sessio n of M ultnom ah g ra n g e and A gain," e n tire sch o o l; " S a n ta 's V isit,” p rice over th e p rice th a t he w ould he
ab le to secu re for his poor crop of In­
q u ite b ad ly b u rn e d before sh e could not know n. It is th o u g h t it w ill be b ers an d frie n d s of th e B ethel B ap tist occupied th e all-d a y session. T he o f­ second g rad e. T he p ro g ram w as h ere fe rio r p o tato es, b ecau se th ese d isease-
ficers
elec
ted
w
ere
It.
I.
A
nderson,
ch
u
rch
.
T
he
C
h
ristm
a
s
tre
e
and
d
e
c
­
be g o tten out. A team of h o rses in th e h a rd to co n tin u e th e te s t, even if it
In te rru p te d nv th e a rr iv a l of S an ta free, high p ro d u cin g s tra in s of p o ta ­
w ere possible, on ac c o u n t of th e loss o ra tio n s m ade th e c h u rc h a re a l b e a u ­ m a s te r; Jo e A lhel, o v e rs e e r; Mrs. C laus w ho cam e laden w ith can d y and toes a re re a lly very m uch su p e rio r
b a rn w as a lso rescu ed .
Mr. and Mrs. M ullenhoff re tire d for of a ll of th e hay and feed. T he cow ty spot. T h e S u n d ay school p ro g ram G eorge A lld er, le c tu re r ; M. H. W h eel­ g ifts fo r th e c h ild re n .
T he
next fo r ta b le use and a re n early alw ay s
in dem and fo r seed stock at an a d ­
th e n ig h t a t a b o u t m id n ig h t an d s h o r t­ is a t p re s e n t m ak in g h er hom e In the w at given S a tu rd a y evening. A t th e er. s te w a rd ; Max K llgel, c h a p la in ; n u m b ers w ere, "C h ristm a s S to ry ” by vance In p ric e over ta b le sto ck prices.
Miss
E
lv
a
D
olan,
c
h
a
p
la
in
;
Mrs
c
’ose
of
th
e
se
e
x
ercises
th
e
Rev.
D.
Q
g
arag
e.
ly a fte rw a rd th e y saw a lig h t in th e
fifth g ra d e , a d d re s s by th e Rev. I). Q.
S igned. YELSAL.
T he b a rn an d co n te n ts is said by the lla rry m ade an ap p e a l in b eh alf of B erth a A ult, s e c re ta ry ; Mrs. S a ra h B a rry ;
b a rn y a rd an d discovered th e b a rn to
“C h ris tm a s." first g ra d e ;
be one fire. It w as im po ssib le to tcil in s u ra n c e com pany to be a co m p lete A sto ria an d an offering w as th e n t a k ­ W heeler, tr e a s u r e r ; G eorge A llder, “Jo y to th e W o rld ,” six th g ra d e ; a d ­ BAPTIST MISSION ARY
1 g a te k e e p e r;
Mrs. A nna T hom pson, d re s s by th e Rev. A. 8. H lsey;
SOCIETY TO MEET
ju s t w h a t p a rt of th e b a rn it s ta rte d loss. T h e la te st re p o rt also gives th e en w hich am o u n ted to o v er $20.
T he c h u rc h d eco ratio n s w ere so a r- C eres; Mrs. Ida A nderson, P om ona; “C h ristm a s Song," first g ra d e ; “ Jolly
iu b u t it w as th o u g h t to have b ro k en co m p lete loss of th re e bead of stock
T h e p o stponed m eetin g of th e m is­
r; i ged th a t it w as n o t n e c e ssa ry to , Mrs. In ez L au d erh ack , F lo ra ; Mrs. Did S a n ta C la u s,” fo u rth g ra d e ; " S a n ­
o ut In th e loft of th e b arn . W hile th e and sev eral o th e rs b adly b urned.
m ake an y ch an g e In p re p a rin g fo r th e M ary K llgel, lady a s s is ta n t stew ard . ta C laus L a n d ,” th ird g ra d e ; " H a rk ! sio n a ry so ciety of th e B ethel B a p tist
An ex ecu tiv e co m m ittee w as a p ­ th e H erald A ngels S in g ,” and "D ance c h u rc h w ill be held W ednesday a fte r­
S u n d ay serv ices. A la rg e au d ien ce
EDI l(»RS H ILL ( LIMB
POULTRY SPECIALIST
| g a th ered to h ear th e ch o ir sin g th e pointed c o n sistin g of M. H. W heeler, of th e S u g a r P lu m s," G irls' G lee clu b ; noon a t 2 o ’clock a t th e hom e of Mrs.
HIHII» NEXT MUMMER
HOLDS MEETING
D. Q B arry . T he p ro g ra m w ill co n ­
! C h ristm as c a n ta ta en title d "T h e L ig h t Al S tafford and Max K llgel.
a d d re ss by th e Rev E, D. B lacsm i n
An a th le tic club h as been form ed "H oly N ig h t,” Boys’ G lee c lu b ; "K ris sist of re a d in g s on th e w ork am ong
T he S ta te E d ito ria l asso ciatio n has of th e W orld.” " S ile n t N ig h t" w as
H. E. Cosby, p o u ltry ex ten sio n sp e ­
th e N egroes. Som e of th e title s w ill
C h ristm a s
c ialist, w as to have a rriv e d in G re sh ­ accep ted th e in v itatio n of Hood R iver I a ls o sung. T he b eau ty of th e song at O rient w hich c laim s 150 m em bers K rln g le," L ois K elley ;
be "O u r N o rth e rn N egro,” C h rlst-
am F rid a y m o rn in g and h av e h eld a to hold th e 1923 e d ito ria l conv en tio n w as in creased by th e u se of p re tty c o l­ w ith W illiam E v e re tt of G resham as ca ro l, “J in g le H ells," e n tire school;
p
re
sid
e
n
t.
T
h
e
club
ex
p
ects
to
re
n
t
ored
lig
h
ts
on
th
e
tre
e
w
hile
all
of
th
e
a d d re s s by P rin c ip a l C. M. Q ulcksall. tia n C e n te rs ,” "S p elm an S e m in a ry ,”
m eetin g a t 10 o’clo ck on th e J. H. in Hood R iver a t th e tim e of th e leg ­
"N ew
N eig h b o rs,” and
"B a p tist
th e g ra n g e h a ll to have a p lace In
L in d g ren fa rm on th e B o rin g ro ad io n n a ire s’ a n n u a l Mt. Hood clim b, o th e r lig h ts w ere tu rn e d off.
S
chools
fo
r
N
egroes."
R
ep
o
rts w ill
w
hich
to
p
lay
b
ask
et
ball
and
o
th
e
r
At
th
e
clo
se
of
th
e
sin
g
in
g
.
Rev
Mr.
som
etim
e
in
Ju
ly
.
T
h
e
In
v
itatio
n
of
S treet ( a r and T rack Collide.
b ut th e tr a in w hich b ro u g h t Mr. C os­
in d o o r g am es, and a lso fo r e n te r ta in ­
A n o th er in s ta n c e of a s tre e t c a r and also be read of th e w ork of th e p a s t
by in to P o rtla n d w as five h o u rs late. th e city and A m erican L egion P o st is B arry , w ho had re tu rn e d from P le a s ­
50 y e a rs am ong th is ra c e of people.
.
a tru c k h a p p e n in g to be In p ra c ­
He re a c h e d T ro u td a le at 11 o'clock backed up by p ra c tic a lly all th e o r- a n t Hom e, gave a b rie f resu m e of th e m ents.
C h a rts w ill be given by fo u r young
tic a lly th e sam e p lace a t th e sam e
w hich w as too la te for th e m o rn in g ! g an iza tio n s of th e city , its tw o new s- ' y e a r's w ork and In a few well chosen
Slick Scheme.
ladles. Mrs. D. Q. B a rry and Mrs.
I tim e o ccu red last S a tu rd a y a ftern o o n
m eeting and e a rly fo r th e a ftern o o n I p a p e rs and its h o tels, in clu d in g th e ' w ords, ex p ressed h is a p p re c ia tio n of
"O u r m am m a Is very kind to us.
J.
N. C lan ah an w ill sin g a duet.
th
e
w
ork
being
acco
m
p
lish
ed
by
th
e
m eeting.
He s p e n t h is s p a re tim e ; fam ous C olum bia G orge h o tel, b u ilt
E very tim e we d rin k o u r co d -liv er oil ) w hen a tru c k ow ned by a Mr. T hom as
R e fre sh m e n ts w ill be served. A
;
ch
o
ir,
th
e
p
ia
n
ist,
M
rs.
M
abie
Clow
!
by
O
regon's
g
ra
n
d
old
m
an,
S.
B
en­
I
of
S
andy
collided
w
ith
a
Bull
Run
w ith o u t cry in g we g et a dim e e a c h .”
v isitin g som e p o u ltry farm s th a t have
and th e lead er, H. W. S trong.
"A nd w hat do you do w ith th e i s tre e t c a r w h ere th e P ow ell V alley co rd ial in v itatio n Is ex tended to all.
son.
been h av in g difficulties.
m oney?"
i road c ro s se s It e a s t of G resham . No
W
hile
th
e
event
is
six
m
o
n
th
s
aw
ay,
A m eetin g w as held a t 2 o 'clo ck at
In the ( las*.Room.
' M am m a buys m o re oil w ith it.”
A Keenniniendatien.
one w as h u rt b u t th e tru c k w as b a d ­
th e E. A. P rie s t p o u ltry farm n e a r J th e ed ito rs an d th e ir h elp ers a re an-
W ell-filled college c la ss-ro o m in
" I saw th e d o cto r you to ld m e to
ly dam aged. It looked to be alm o st session. V ery s e rio u s P ro fe sso r, a d ­
M ultnom ah sta tio n . T h ere w ere ab o u t ! tic ip a tin g a g re a t old tim e.
S p eak in g of F u rn itu re .
i see."
lAyond re p a ir b u t E k stro tn T ru c k S e r­ d re s sin g s tu d e n t, w ho is in th e re a r
25 In te re ste d p e rs o n s p re se n t.
Mr.
Ju n e B ride— “ I w ould like to buy
“ Did you tell him I sen t you?”
v i c e h au led It in to O resh am and th e of ro o m :
¡a n easy c h a ir fo r my h u sb an d .”
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Cosby gav e a sp len d id ta lk on feeding
“Yes, I did."
"M r. S m ith, ca n you te ll u s som e­
j w ork of re p a irin g ft h as com m enced. th in g of th e Iron age?"
B ro th e r W illiam s— "M orris."
“ W hat did he say ?"
your P ortland Dally.
of p o u ltry fo r w in te r laying.
"No. Clarence."
"H e ask ed m e to pay In ad v an ce."
“I'm * bit rusty on th a t subject.
O regon is p la n n in g 4458 m iles of P ro fe sso r."
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
A lion in b u sin e ss is often a b ear
I road im pro v em en ts.
C lass im m ed iately diso rg an ized .
a t home.
cent interest on tim e deposits.— Adv.
ORCHARDIST TELLS
HOW TO PRUNE TREES
MULLENHOFF BARN
BURNED TO GROUND
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