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NOTICE TO C REDITO RS.
21629.
In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S ta te of
Oregon, for th e County of M ultno­
mah.
In the M atter of th e E sta te of F re d e r­
ick H ow ittt. Deceased.
N otice is hereby given, th a t the u n ­
dersigned has been appointed by th e
C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of Oregon,
fo r th e County of M ultnom ah, D e p a rt­
m ent of P robate, a d m in istra to r of- the
e sta te of F re d erick H ow itt, deceased,
and has Qualified. All p erso n s having
claim s a g a in st said e sta te a re hereby
notified to p rese n t th e sam e, duly
verified as by law required, a t th e
office of M cGuirk & S chneider, 721
C orbett Bldg., P o rtlan d , Oregon, or
203 W ithrow Bldg., G resham , Oregon,
w ithin six m onths from th e date h e re ­
of.
D ated and first published, Dec. 5, '22.
D ate of la st publication, Ja n . 2, 1923
GEORGE K. HOW ITT,
A dm in istrato r.
McGUIRK & SCHNEIDER.
A ttorneys for A dm inistrator.
t AW E T U K E E
FAIRVIEW
T he L ad ies’ Aid of S m ith M emorial
P re sb y te ria n ch u rc h w ill m eet on
T h u rsd ay atte rn o o u , J a n u a ry 4, w ith
Mrs. H. A. F u ller.
At S m ith M em orial ch u rc h next
S unday m o rn in g th e p asto r, th e E. R.
D. H ollensted. w ill p reach on “The
W onderful Book.” He w ill give r e a ­
sons for believing it to be th e w ord of
God. its use and abuse. S unday school
w ill m eet at th e u su al hour.
COMMUNITY FARM F it’S
MEETING ( Al l Eh
BORING
CHEAPER DAIRY FOOD TO
PRESENT LARGE PROBLEM
J. W. M aulding of S h erid an Is a
A com m unity fa rm e r's m eeting, to guest a t th e hom e of his son, E. V.
w hich th e farm ers living in the C ot­ M aulding and fam ily, th is week.
Jam es H ocking and f&aitly from
tre ll. L usted, O rient and V ictory d is­
T he dairym en of Oregon m ust solve
tric ts a re especially invited, w ill be H ilt, C alifornia, visited th e last of the th e problem of ch eap er feeding Is the th e p ro tein s and o th e r n u trie n ts are
p re se n t in th e ratio n in th e p ro p o r­
w eek a t th e hom e of his sister, Mrs,
held next T h u rsd ay evening, Ja n u a ry
J belief of N. v . Jam ieso n , d airy exten- tion to m eet all the needs of the a n i­
L. C. A rm stro n g an d fam ily.
4, a t 8 o'clock in th e C o ttre ll com ­
! sion sp e cia list from th e a g ric u ltu ra l m al w ithout w aste th e ratio n is know n
F ay P o tter and wife from H ilt, C al­ college. Oregon h a s 40.8 p er cent as a balanced ration. T he various
m unity ch u rch u n d er th e au sp ices of
Kinds or feed a re classed u nder th ree
ifo rn ia. a re g u ests a t th e hom e of his
th e F arm B ureau o rganization.
p u re bred d airy cow s an d holds seven heads w hich a re co n cen trates, rough-
out of th e eight high reco rd produc- ag e an d su cculents. Some of th e m ost
A special effort is being m ade to m other, Mrs. P o tter, th is week.
help the farm e rs in th e p re se n t tr y ­ . Mr. an d Mrs. H. A. Beck and d au g h ­ 1 ing cow s in th e United S tates. She in ip o rta n t co n c en tra tes a re barley
! has cow s noted for th e high per ccn t-
Card of T hunks.
ing tim es. V arious p la n s w ill be p re­ te r, G eotgia, a re v isitin g fo r a few , age of b u tte rfa t production and cows b arle y sh o rts, oats, w heat, w heat b ra n ’
We w ish to th a n k our m any friends sented th a t m ean a saving of money days at th e hom e of th e ir d au g h ter, th a t produce a record am o u n t of m ilk w heat m iddlings, w heat sh o rts, w heat,
mill run. corn, corn & coh m eal buck­
for th e ir ex p ressio n s of sym pathy and for th e farm er. A gents re p re se n tin g Mrs. E. M. A m esberry and fam ily.
1 hut th e farm e rs m ust solve th e p ro b ­ w heat, rye, b ran , beet pulp, em m er.
lem
of
feeding
cow
s
th
e
p
ro
p
er
bal-
deeds of k in d n ess in o u r recen t be­ business firm s or P o rtla n d w ill be
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M orand spent
kafir corn, sorghum g rain , alfalfa
reav em en t, and for th e b ea u tifu l floral p resen t. I t is also expected tn a t a Monday looking a fte r b u sin ess in te r ­ i anced food in sufficient am o u n ts at m eal, m olasses, cocoa nut m eal, soy
, less cost and th u s in c re ase th e profits bean-m eal, linseed-m eal, cottonseed-
offerings.
re p re se n ta tiv e of th e Moline Plow ests at C lackam as. Oregon.
' Is th e belief of Mr. Jam ieson. It is m eal. The ro u ghage class includes
Mrs. Z adie B onett and Fam ily.
com pany w ill be p resen t to explain
T he Boring I. O. O. F. an d th e B or­ ■ot m erely Increased production th a t red clover hay. alslk e clover hay
th e com pany's plan of d ealin g th ro u g h ing R ebekahs expect to hold a jo in t | is w anted as m uch as ch eap er produc- sw eet clover hay, alfa lfa hay, vetch
LOOK A H EA D .
, tlon. It is believed, how ever, th a t in-
O n e o f t h e b e s t c o r n e r lo ts in W a llu la the F arm B ureau. P rices w ill be q u o t­ in sta lla tio n a t th e I. O. O. F. hall h ere I creased production also m eans ch e ap ­ bay, o ats and vetch hay, oats and peas
H e ig h ts fo r »725. A s p le n d id h o m e site. ed to F arm B ureau m em bers th a t
hay, o ats hay, w heat hay, rye hay
F rid ay evening of th is week.
er production.
S ee o r c a ll B . W . T h o rn e , a t B a n k o f
P rin tin g o rd ers. P hone 1561.
su d an hay, tim othy hay, mixed hay,’
G re s h a m .
p rom ise to be of in te rest.
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Mr.
Jam
ieson
held
tw
o
m
eetin
g
s
in
T he E sta ca d a lodge expects to b rin g
m illet hay, corn fodder, corn stover
♦ his d istric t recen tly . T he first was
All farm e rs a re urged to be p re s­
T he succu­
its first degree team to p u t th e w ork h»ld at th e farm of H. C. S tone at o ats straw , w heat straw
en t a t th is m eeting.
on h ere at the I. O. O. F. hall W ednes­ F airv iew and th e o th e r was acro ss th e lent class includes corn silage, clover
C H O IC E M E A T S
silage, oats and vetch silage, sunflow ­
I Sandy riv er ou one of th e B erney e r silage, oats and pea silage, oats
day evening of this week.
i farm s.
POWELL
VALLEY
silage, ca rro ts, m angels, tu rn ip s, ffo-
• Miss M arie A nderegg of P o rtlan d is
H o m em a d e H am s, B a co n , S a u sa g e , Lard
T he extension serv ice has been
A larg e n um ber of neig h b o rs and a g u est a t th e hom e of h er sister, I m ak in g an in v estig atio n d u rin g the tato es, artich o k es, pum pkins, kale,
cabbage, rape, ap p le pomace.
F u ll line of Cold L unch M eats
frien d s g ath ered at th e hom e of P. A. Mrs. F ritz S tag er and fam ily, th is past tw o y ea rs in M ultnom ah, C lacka-
I he first step in b alan cin g a ration
, m as, C olum bia and W ashington co u n ­ is to a s c e rta in th e req u irem en ts of the
Jo h n so n M onday evening for a fa re ­ w eek.
ties. D uring th e tw o y ears sta tistic s
w ell p a rty In honor of Mr. an d Mrs.
Mrs. I. D. T u rn e r visited relativ es in w ere secured from SO farm s, having vow in feed or n u trien ts. T hese re ­
q u irem en ts a re for th e m aintenance or
Em il Lind, w ho expect to m ove to P o rtla n d th e la st of th e week.
a to ta l of 971 cows. T he in fo rm atio n upkeep of the body and m a teria ls for
M ain St.. G resham
P
o
rtlan
d
W
ednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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secured
was
of
in
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in
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st
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it
GEO. D IE T L , P rop.
Mrs.
Ja
h
n
M
etzger
of
G
resham
w
as
th e m aking of milk. T he am ount of
P h o n e 1711
L ind have been m aking their' hom e on a g u est at th e hom e of h er son, W. W. is hoped th e college will p u t it into feed req u ired is dependent upon tho
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pam
phlet
form
so
copies
can
be
se­
w eg h t of th e anim al and th e am ount
th e Jo h n so n p lace d u rin g th e ir re s i­ M etzger and fam ily, th e la st of the
cured for referen ce. T he figures se ­ and rich n e ss of th e milk. Some feeds
dence in Pow ell Valley. A p le asa n t week.
cu red gave th e av e rag e p rice th e a re alre ad y in balan ce and can be fed
evening w as spent.
Miss Buena C hilds, w ho lias b eer farm er received by raisin g th e feed on w ithout being mixed w ith anything
COAL
BRIQUETS
F am ily d in n e rs w ere given la st S u n ­ engaged a t th e w oolen m ills in P o rt­ j th e farm and feeding it to his cattle. else as they a re com plete in th e m ­
day a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A l­ land for the p ast m onth is visitin g at I 1 he v ario u s prices received for b u tte r selves.
If, how ever, any ca rb o h y ­
J fat and th e v alu atio n of th e different d ra te feed or feeds a re used, one or
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
b e rt P alm blad and a t th e hom e of Mr. th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts here.
, cows w ere tak en into consid eratio n m ore protein feeds m ust th e n be in ­
an d Mrs. C h arles P alm b lad on New
D. E. A rm stro n g from K odias, An allo w an ce of 30 ce n ts an hour w as cluded an d th e sam e is tru e In r e ­
Y ear's day. A la rg e n um ber of r e la ­ A laska, is v isitin g a t th e hom e of his j also m ade for th e labor n ecessary to g ard to o th e r values.
tiv es w ere p rese n t on both occasions fam ily h ere th is w eek but expects to j ta k e c a re of th e cow s and o th e r ex- i Some of th e m ore Im portant feeds
! penses w ere also included. It w as a re alre ad y in balance. T hose In b al­
re tu rn to A laska soon.
found th a t th e h ig h er p roducing cows ance a re clover hay. oats and vetch
D A IL Y T R IP S T O P O R T L A N D
<
S ta te d
com m unication of
w ere th e m ost econom ical as they hay, oats and pea silage, tu rn ip s,
N / y F airview Lodge No. 92 A. F.
brought in a h ig h er p rice for th e feed pum pkins, oats, rye, bran. T he class
G resham
P o w ell
COTTRELL
P ortlan d
Yr
A. M„ S a tu rd a y evening,
consum ed and do not e a t m uch m ore know n as ca rb o h y d ra te feeds a re
Phone
and
Ja n u a ry 6, 1923, a t 8 o'clock. L abor
847 D avis
th a n th e low p roducing ones.
¡tim o th y hay, g rain hay, co n silage,
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M aple
in E. A. D egree. V isiting b re th re n
P rop er F eeding.
P h on e B dw y. 2082
c a rro ts , m angels, barley, corn, beet
welcome.
T each er asso ciatio n w ill be held next
Much has alre ad y been said a t dif- I pulp, m olasses.
T he protein feeds
WM. H. STANLEY, S ec’y.
F rid a y evening, J a n u a ry 5, a t a t the feren t tim es ab o u t th e feeding of a [ Include alfalfa hay, vetch, tiav kale,
STUART THOMPSON, W. M.
balanced
ratio
n
to
cow
s,
but,
as
feed
I
schoolhouse. T he p ro g ram w ill co n ­ [is th e la rg e st item of expense in con-I cabbage, w heat bran, w heat m iddlings,
sis t of th e play “Sew ing for th e in a ctio n w ith th e p roduction of m ilk,! w heat m ill-ru n , oil-m eal, cottonseed-
m eal, soybean-m eal.
H eath en " and som e m usical num bers. su ccessfu l d airy in g is co n seq u en tly
Many q u estio n s arise reg a rd in g s il­
d
ependent
to
a
la
rg
e
ex
ten
t
.upon
th
e
i
R efresh m en ts w ill be served. An a d ­
age as a su ccu len t feed. in some
Judgm
ent
of
th
e
feeder
in
selectin
g
ditio n al fe a tu re w ill be a g rab bag.
cases it has been found Im possible to
and com bining feeds for his cows and
M em bers a re to b rin g sm all packages too m uch can n o t be said in reg ard to use it hut in m ost cases it lias been
found th a t silage is one of th e m ost
co n tain in g sm all a rtic le s su itab le for p ro p er feeding. T he feeder m ust p ro ­ econom ical of feeds.
vide m ost econom ically th e m a teria ls
th e g rab bag.
W heat is being used a good deal th is
n ecessary to en ab le th e cow to a c ­
Mr. and Mrs. Em il A lt an d fam ily com plish h er work. T hese m ateria ls y ear as a g rain feed on account of
sp en t New Y ear's day a t th e hom e of a re th e d ig estib le pro tein .. and carbo- the low price. Mr. Jam ieson advised
everyone using w heat to grind it up
l g F a .' ì l
Mr. and Mrs. H elm er Jo h n so n and j h y d rate s and fats in th e feeds and are finely anil mix w ith mill ru n or bran
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grouped
u
nder
th
e
g
en
e
ral
term
of
n
u
­
fam ily who live south of P lea san t
or som e th in g sim ilar to loosen It up
trie n ts. T he n u trie n ts a re used by the to prev en t the ground w heat from
Home.
an im al body as follow s: T he pro tein form ing into a soggy mass.
Mr. A lt has lost his second h o rse of is used m ainly In th e upkeep of the
M olasses is highly recom m ended as
a fine, la rg e team . T he first one died i body an d is th e so u rce of th e casein a d airy food.
and
album
en
in
th
e
m
ilk.
T
he
carbo-
K ale grow s ex cellently In th is p art
ju s t before C h ristm as an d th e second ) h y d rates and fats su p p ly th e body
of Oregon and is highly recom m ended
one ju st before New Y ear's.
j
w
ith
heat
anil
en
erg
y
and
a
re
the
ns a food for stock. A cow should
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Mrs. Byron h as been quite, ill from I so u rce of th e fats an d su g a rs in the have all th e ro u ghage she can eat.
WEEK.
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milk.
a sev ere cold w hich th rea ten e d to tu rn
G rain should be fed according to
A ratio n is a day's feed, and when ru les.
in to pneum onia b u t is now im proving.
H er little g ran d d a u g h ter, Zaldee Alt,
is now stay in g w ith her.
SANITARY MARKET
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
moi
Equipment
Added to by ¡p'
/e cio posters, ca
J Bills, office form s
Is of the jo b printing,
C om nranit) ( lu n c h Has W atch
M eeting.
A jo in t w atch m eeting com posed of
m em bers of th e P le a sa n t Home B ap­
tis t and M ethodist ch u rc h es and th e
C o ttrell com m unity ch u rch m et at the
C o ttrell ch u rch S unday evening. Mu­
sic for th e occasion w as fu rn ish ed by
th e ch o irs from th e th re e ch u rch es.
An enjoyable evening w as spent. R e­
fre sh m e n ts w e re , served. Tiie m eet­
ing ad jo u rn ed sh o rtly a fte r th e New
Y ear had been welcom ed In.
W e do this w o rk well, and
ju st a lot b etter by reason of
the fact that as the holder of the
A u to caster
franchise
our
job
illustration and type equipm ent
HORSE SENSE
L et Y our M on ey W ork for Y ou
Buy a few shares of our 7 per cent P rio r Preference
Stock and your money will earn you over 7 per cent.
Dividends are payable every three .m onths.
'I his is a good sound investm ent a.id our Easy Pay­
m ent Plan enables you to get 7 per cent interest on your
savings while you are paying for your shares.
Investigate this Unusual O pportunity Today.
Ask any of our employes about it.
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is con stan tly being built up.
In v e stm e n t D e p a rtm e n t
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
T h e wedding of G len Irv in H arris
Room 605 E le c tric B ldg., P o rtla n d , O regon
of P le a sa n t Home and Miss Cleo B er­
nice A lexander took place on New
Y ear's eve at th e home of th e brid e's
Phono*: Last 71013; Gr.-sliaui 31SA
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. A lexander
of G illis. T he Rev. D. Q. B arry, p as­
AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME
to r of th e B ethel B ap tist ch u rc h In
Your Patronage Solicited
G resham , perform ed th e cerem ony.
T he bride looked ch a rm in g in a
M O R G A N B R O S. T R U C K S E R V IC E
gown of elec tric blue cre p e de chine.
C yrus A lexander, b ro th e r of th e
M oving an d G en eral H au lin g
• 1Î4-II U nion A ven u e
bride, and his wife, who, before her
W ood, Coal an d B riq u e ts
P ort lam i, O regon
recen t m arria g e, w as Miss AUna L a r­
son, atten d ed the bride and groom.
A la rg e n um ber of frien d s and re la ­
F ree Seed D istrib u tion of S eed s.
i s a le ot Surah J. »I, Donald .Settled.
tives W itnessed th e cerem ony. A buf­
t h e .S ta te Of the lat.- S arah J. Mc­
S
en
ato
r
R
obert
N.
Stanfield
h
as
no-
fet lu n ch w as served Im m ediately a f­
D onald w as b ro u g h t to a sa tisfac to ry
tltleff th e O utlook th a t a lim ited settle
te r th e cerem ony.
m en t a few .lays ago. T he prop-
T he young couple will rem ain a t th e am o u n t of vegetable and flower seeds I erty in q uestion is located about two
home of th e b rid e's p a re n ts for a few is read y for d istrib u tio n to those de­ m iles eust of G resham on th e C urry
road and co n sists of about 62 acres.
w eeks before estab lish in g a hom e of sirin g them . H is le tte r follow s:
Mrs. M cDonald, In m aking h er will
th e ir own.
"I am n o t c e rta in th a t th e free dis- nam ed Mrs. Alec Thom pson, Alec
I trlh u tio n of v eg etab les and flower Thom pson, H. I). McDonald of D allas
N ash So it it jirln m M arta >ew Year seeds is a wise e x p e n d itu re of public Oregon, and F. J Bissell of D allas as
funds, hut co n g ress has au th o rized It joint heirs. The division of th e p ro p ­
R ight.
¡and a lim ited su p p ly has been allo tted e r t y gave each h eir a ce rtain q u a rte r
Mr. and Mis. G eorge Cum m ings of to me for such d istrib u tio n
of the land.
Mrs. Thom pson was
C orbett w ere p resen ted w ith a 9-pound i “ it is my d esire th a t everyone In g ran ted the piece on w hich the house
baby g iri on New Y ears day which I Oregon th a t w an ts som e of th ese shall stan d s and Mr. McDonald was g r a n t­
w as also th e eleventh wedding a n n i­ i have them , and none w asted by send- ed the p iece supposed to co n tain the
v ersary ot Mr. and Mrs. Cum m ings 1 ing them o ut p rom iscuously to people m ost v alu ab le land.
I th a t do not w an t them and w ill not
T he little lady w as a very welcome use them .
Former Mew hep g Fdttor F a tses.
gift. She w as born at th e N ash sa n i­
' Wll you kindly ad v ise all of your
h I t W o o d w a rd , a p r o m in e n t Q u a k e r
ta riu m a t T ro u td a le and has been re a d e rs th a t d esire som e of th ese o f N e w b e rg , a n d e d i t o r f o r 29 y e a r s o f
seeds to w rite m e and I will gladly t h e N e w b e r g G ra p h ic , d ie d a t h is h o m e
nam ed A rlene June.
send them ."
I on T u esd ay .
er S tereo ty p in g
M achine
king and you ll understand
' w e can furnish cuts w ith-
m creasing cost.
T his is o n ly on e o f the m a n y fea tu res o f our
m od ern eq u ip m en t w hich m a k es this o ffic e the
eq u al o f a n y ev en in the la r g e cities. It is yours
for serv ice.
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