T W IC E
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 12, NO. «2
CO-OPERATION IS
AIM OF CANNERS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1«, l»2S
UNKIN HIGH BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE COMPLETED
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
HAS PRETTY
TWO BOYS PASS
F AILURE OF LIGHTS OUTLOOK WINDOW
DISPLAY PLANS BEING MADE
BIN INSPECTION CAUSES TROUBLE
FOR FARMERS WEEK
The Union H igh of G resham b a s k e t
F o r som e tim e past th e G resham
ball team w ill play one of th e h ard e st
O utlook has been serio u sly co n sid er
gam es on its sch ed u le n ex t F rid ay ev
ing p u ttin g its fro n t w indow s to some
ening, J a n u a ry 19. at N ew berg A fter
By D. E. TOW LE, M anager
Jo h n Brown had th e m isfo rtu n e of “ “ by, P‘acin g varlous k,nd8 of dis-
V ernon W edin and G eorge Rodlun,
one p rac tice gam e, Coach E vans is
T he u su al b u sin ess m en's b an q u et
B e rry G row ers’ P ack in g Com pany. sta rtin g his team cn th e m ost s tr e n u tw o club boys, passed th e bin in sp ec having both lig h ts on his autom obile E“ 5* “ 7 “ ^ ' “
de€“ leU ,h a t
T he N orthw est C a n n ers A ssociation ous sch ed u le ever attem p ted by a lo tion w hich w as held la st S atu rd ay by blow out Monday evening w hile out I th t8 e <li8P|a >’8 should re p re se n t some Is to be ten d ered to th e farm ers and
m et in P o rtla n d rec en tly In a four- cal team . E ven th o u g h th e boys are E. D. Ja c k m a n a sp e cia list from driving. H is ex p erien ce w hile driving “ eW Q re ,h a m e n te rp rise or som e un- th e ir w ives on S atu rd ay , F eb ru ary 10,
day session and every m in u te of th e handicapped by having had but two O. A. C. T his is th e la st in sp ectio n to in search of new bulbs and la te r try u su al or n otew orthy accom plishm ent as a clim ax of fa rm e rs’ week, accord-
to th e decision of those p rese n t a t la st
tim e w as filled w’ith item s of g re a t im w eeks of p ractice, a fu ll season has be held th is y ea r in connection w ith
ing to reach hom e w ith a crippled ca r by boys or g irls or grow n ups.
n ig h t's m eeting of citizens and busi
p o rtan c e to each and every c a n n e r of been p lan n ed w ith 19 gam es, ter^ of th e seed certificatio n w ork. Out of
T
he
first
display
is
now
in
one
of
w ere th en q u ite serio u s b ut upon r e
fru it and vegetables in th e N orthw est. w hich w ill be played on th e local th e 50 activ e boys w ho took up th e callin g th e evening's hap p en in g s it th e w indow s and was fu rn ish ed by the ness men. Com m ittees w ere ap p o in t
ed to look a fte r all th e d etails of a r
T he co operative germ is infectin g all floor.
P oto P ro d u c ts com pany of G resham
w o rk th is y ea r, th ese boys w ere th e also has an am using side.
ran g em en ts for th is big ann u al event.
lines of in d u stry , esp ecially in the
w hich is th e new sta rc h facto ry now
A lthough fan s a re clam o rin g for only ones w ho passed.
Mr. B row n w as d riv in g his F ord
It w as decided to confine th e e n te r
N orthw est. As one C alifo rn ia C an hom e gam es th e sch ed u le show s they
T h ere a re also a n u m b er of g ro w n n ea r F airview w hen th e fa ilu re of his located in th e building occupied by the tain m en t to local ta len t, enlisting the
ning equipm ent sa lesm an ex pressed will be w ell en te rta in e d a fte r th e u p s w ho p assed but th e bin inspection
fo rm er com pany. T his com pany is
lig h ts left him in th e d a rk w ith the
help of high school org anizations, if
it: He said he bad atten d ed m any gam es a re once u n d er way.
h as not yet been com pleted so th e list exception of a h and flashlight. He de new in th is locality and it is im p o rt possible. T he dom estic science de
c a n n e rs conventions b u t had never
a
n
t
th
a
t
th
e
p
ro
d
u
cts
of
th
is
home
T he first gam e on th e hom e floor a c is not com plete. M. G. W oodie of Cor
p artm en t of th e high school w ill be
know n of c a n n e rs giving each o th e r cording to Coach E vans w ill be in th e b ett passed on tw o sack s of B urbanks cided to drive to Cady’s sto re and in d u stry be Introduced to the people.
p u rch a se new bulbs if any could be
asked to a ssist in th e p lanning of the
th e ir tra d e se c re ts as th ey did a t th e w ay of a p rac tice gam e w ith C orbett T h ere a re also a n u m b er of o th e rs
One of th e m ost strik in g p a rts of
m enu and in th e serving.
had. He m anaged to reach th e sto re
P o rtla n d conference.
on J a n u a ry 26. On th e follow ing e
who own potatoes that p assed th e last hut found th e re w ere no light bulbs the display is th e tem pting b akery ex
Admission by Ticket.
T he hope of th e N orth w est c a n n e rs ening, th e local squad w ill m eet W ood Inspection held b ut have not yet had th ere. L eaving th e sto re, Mr. Brow n hibit. T h ere is a delicious looking
T he G resham business men and
is to gain p restig e w ith w orld tra d e burn here. On T uesday, J a n u a ry 30, th e bin inspection. T he nam es of tu rn ed th e c o rn e r into th e m ain road loaf of Poto g in g er bread, a b eautiful th e ir w ives w ill be h o sts to the fa rm
From th o se who passed and a list of those but. blinded by th e d ark n e ss, ran into w hite Poto ice cream cake anti a Poto ers and th e ir w ives, acco rding to the
by producing a unifo rm ly good p ro d P a rk Rose w ill com e here.
uct (stan d ard ized .)
O ur Mr. F ish e r th a t date on th e re w ill be no m ore so- who iiave good seed p o tato es even th e ditch. In g ettin g th e m achine out, p in eap p le roll. It is of in te re st to concen su s of opinion. A dm ission w ill
(<w as in atte n d a n c e and w as ch a irm an called p ra c tic e gam es and, as can be though th ey did n ot ce rtify th is year th e au to passed over a cu lv e rt which know th a t no sh o rten in g , m ilk, b u tte r be by tick et, the tic k ets to be given to
or fat of an y kind w ere used in the
of th e red ra sp b e rrv ju d g in g com m it seen by th e follow ing list of gam es, w ill be given at a la te r date,
those atten d in g th e sessions of fa rm
bent th e ra d iu s rods w hich a re a t
m aking of th ese a rtic le s and less th an
tee nam ed to cu t th e c a n s offered by th e re w ill be tw o gam es n ea rly every
V ernon Wedin and G eorge Rodlun tached to th e fro n t axel and th u s
e rs ' week. T he giving out of tic k ets
o n e-th ird th e am o u n t of flour w as
th e v ario u s can n ers. T he emitting week. F ollow ing is th e sch ed u le:
a re p la n n in g on p la n tin g a la rg e r m ade it difficult to keep th e ca r in th e
w ill be e n tire ly in th e h ands of S. B.
used th an w ould be n ecessary in using
Ja n u a ry G. Game played a t P ark ac reag e next y ear. One of th e se crets road.
d em o n stratio n of th e v a rio u s fru its
H all, co unty agent.
any o th er kind of flour. R ecipes for
and vegetables helped very m a te ria lly Rose. T he sco re w as P a rk Rose 13 of th e ir su ccess th is y ea r w as th a t
W h eth er provision w ill be m ade for
S
till
w
ith
o
u
t
lig
h
ts,
Mr.
Brow
n
de
th e m aking of m any a rtic le s is fu rn
in show ing up the m e rit of p ro p er and G resham 25.
they had th e ir po tato es isolated. T heir cided to try th e T w elve-m ile sto re but
clu b m em bers, as w as done la st year,
ished
by
th
e
com
pany.
T
he
a
rticle
s
F
rid
a
y
,
Tan.
19—N
ew
berg,
a
t
N
ew
berg.
m ethods th a t should be em ployed:
p a re n ts a re also p la n n in g on using
F rid a y . J a n . 26—C o rb e tt, a t G resham
m et w ith th e sam e d isap p o in tm en t in th e w indow s will be changed at w as not decided at la st n ig h t's m eet
1. In grow ing. 2. In h a rv e stin g th e
S a tu rd a y , J a n . 27—W oodburn, a t G re sh som e of th e ir seed next year.
am .
th e re as th a t sto re w as also w ithout v ario u s tim es. P ies w ill also be show n ing. h ut w ill be considered at a m eet
b e rrie s a t th e rig h t tim e. 3. S orting.
T uesday, J a n . 30—P a r k R ose, a t G resh -
W illiam E llio tt, an o th e r one of th e any new bulbs. T he d riv er th en de in w hich p o tato flour w as used e n tire ing next M onday night.
4. E x h a u stin g th e a ir from th e can
T he follow ing com m ittees will have
W ednesday, F eb. 7—M olalla, a t M olalla. boys who en tered th e certificatio n cided to tr y to m ake his way home ly in th e m aking.
by u sing th e rig h t te m p e ra tu re w hich
F rid a y . Feb. 9—M ilw aukie, a t G resham . w ork th is y ear, w as th e first boy to
c
h
a rg e of th e arra n g e m e n ts for th e
w
ilh
his
c
a
r
an
d
guide
it
by
th
e
light
S a tu rd a y . F eb. 10—H illsboro, a t H ills
A d em o n stratio n is to he given soon
m u st be high enough to p ro p erly s te r boro
ce rtify his seed. H e passed on th e of his flashlight w hich he held in one at th e A. W. M etzger sto re by th e Poto banquet and e n te rta in m e n t:
T uesday, F eb. 13—M olalla, a t G resham .
ilize, but not hot enough to cook. 5.
Hnnqnet Committees.
F rid a y ,
Feb. 16—O regon
C ity,
a t first in sp ectio n th is y ea r b u t failed on hand an d drove w ith th e other. He P ro d u c ts com pany to fu rth e r illu s
T he p ro p er te m p e ra tu re in th e cooker G resham .
th e second w ith one-ha f p e r cen t too in c u rred
FINANCE— W ill M etzger, chairm an ,
uo
difficulties
u
n
til
he
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
,
F
eb.
17.
tr
a
te
th
e
ad
v
an
tag
es
of
using
potato
fo r th e nu m b er of m in u tes n ecessary
T u esd ay , Feb. 20—M ilw aukie, a t M il m uch of w ilt. H e h as one of th e finest reached th e F red M errill field when
flour and po tato sta rc h . A su rp risin g A. M eyers, Will H essel, K. A. Miller.
to p ro p erly cook th e c o n te n t of th e w aukie.
ARRANGEMENTS—Todd, chairm an,
F rid a y , Feb. 23—St. H elens, a t G resham . lots of A m erican W onder potatoes his ca r got o ut from u n d er his co n tro l ta c t w as told by L. S. E llerm an , g en
can. T his te ch n ic al know ledge is very
S a tu rd a y , F eb. 24— W est L inn, a t W est found an y w h ere th is year. H is yield
llep p . S trn tto n , E kstrom . H am m ar,
an
d
cro
ssed
th
e
road,
stru
c
k
th
e
fence
L
inn.
era
l
m
an
ag
er
of
th
e
com
pany
an
d
th
a
t
v alu ab le to us and we a re very fo r
T uesday, F eb. 27—N ew berg, a t G re sh w as 400 b u sh els to th e acre. T he p o and w ent into th e Held w ithout any
w as th a t it is ea sie r and ch eap er for A ylsw orth, St. C lair, R aker, C ogs
tu n a te in having a m an of Mr. F is h am .
F rid a y , M arch 2—O regon C ity, a t O re tato es a re tr u e to ty p e and, u n lik e fu rth e r in ju ry to th e car.
th
e com pany to p ut out a p u re potato w ell, K idder, D ahl, Ed. M etzger,
e r ’s ability and ex p erien ce to han d le gon City.
S outhard.
m
any
p
o
tato
es
th
is
y
ear,
a
re
sm
ooth.
T uesday, M arch 6—W e st L inn, a t
It was about th is tim e th a t a m an flour or potato sta rc h w ithout any
th e can n in g of our b erry pro d u cts, as G resham
.
T his boy can feel th a t he has not
EATS— A. W. M etzger, ch airm an ,
a
d
u
lteratio
n
th
a
n
it
is
to
a
d
u
lte
ra
te
it.
from
R
a
k
er's
g
ara
g
e
cam
e
along
and
F rid a y , M arch 9— W oodburn, a t W ood
poorly canned p ro d u cts w ould be very
failed even th o u g h he did n ot succeed
A.
J. W. Brow n, Van Doninck, E lle r
burn.
told Mr. Brow n th a t it w ould be im
expensive to say th e least.
T uesday, M arch
13—H illsboro,
at
in p assin g all inspections.
m an, Tow le, Stafford, Cecil M etzger,
G resham .
possible for him to get hom e w ithout ( AST OF CHARACTERS
Should Plan! More Gooseberries.
F rid a y , M arch 16—St. H elens, a t St.-
B. L. W alrad, E lklngton, Schanno.
An in te re stin g in c id en t happened having th e ra d iu s rods straig h ten e d
IN (LASS l’LAY ENTERTAINM ENT — Judy, c h a ir
W e still have a lim ited sup p ly of H elens.
d u rin g one of th e v isits to th e E llio tt and th a t he w ould go to th e g arag e
g o oseberry p la p ts th a t w e w ould like
farm . T he boy’s fa th e r poin ted to th e and g et a la rg e w rench. Not co n
'A P air of Sixes,” Is to he p re s e n t m an, C annon, S chneder, D ow sett, Guy
to place w ith our local grow ers, in MORE EINE STOCK IS
so
n
’s
p
o
tato
es
and
said,
’’H
ere
a
re
ed
by th e sen io r class of Union High Jo n es, D avidson, Bishop.
vinced. how ever. Mr. Brow n succeed
BROUGHT INTO C OUNTY
p referen c e to se llin g to o utside p la n t
som e th o ro u g h b red p o ta to es” and i' ed in g ettin g his c a r o ut of th e field school on F e b ru a ry 2, 1923, at 8 p. m.,
ers but we w ill be com pelled to sell to
One of th e finest bred H olstein b ulls w as w ell said for th ey a re th o ro u g h w ith th e help of Ed. S m ith and s ta r t in th e Union High gym nasium . S eats REVIVAL MEETINGS
o th e rs if o rd e rs a re not placed soon
GROW IN INTEREST
ever to com e into th is p a r t of th e sta te breds. W illiam h as had th re e or four ed on hom e b u t h e d id n ’t get fa r when w ill be on sale at th e G resham Drug
w hich we can do as we a r e receiving
w as rec en tly b ro u g h t in by S. B. H all in q u irie s for seed an d ex p ects to sell his ca r sw erved Into th e ditch and it sto re beginning Monday, Ja n u a ry 22.
T he ev an g elistic m eetings at th e
m any in q u irie s from o utside buyers.
to head th e H allro se h erd of H o lstein s h is su rp lu s for a t le ast $1.50 a sack. w as im possible to g et it out w ithout Follow ing is th e caRt of c h a ra c te rs M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch contin u e
T he follow ing is th e to n n a g e of b e r
w hich at th e p rese n t tim e num bers It is needless to say th a t he expects e x tra help. Mr. Brow n w as th en glad and th e synopsis of th e play:
w ith w onderful in te re st and pow er
rie s and c h e rrie s handled d u rin g th e
Geo. R. N e ttle to n , business p a rtn e r,
about 45 head. T h is young bull com es to co n tin u e in th e p o tato im provem ent to .w ait u n til th e m an had g o tten th e re
u n d er th e p reach in g of Miss D. W llla
A dolph Z enger.
p a s t y ear by ou r asso ciatio n and from
from th e h erd of H en ry McCall of w ork. It is en co u rag in g to find boys w ith th e w ren ch an d straig h ten e d t h j
T. BoggH John». b u sin e ss p a rtn e r, B u r ('affray. At sev eral rec en t services It
th is you can see th e need of p la n tin g
P rin ev ille, O regon, an d is an out w ho a re still in te re ste d in th e face of ro d s and th u s enabled him to reach leigh Q uesinberry.
has been n ecessary to use th e L eague
m ore g o o seb erries: Red ra sp b e rrie s
sta n d in g in dividual of th e breed and p rese n t conditions. M any o th e r boys hom e w ith o u t an y f u rth e r m ishaps.
K rom e, th e ir bookkeeper, C arl A rvkl- room as w ell as th e au d itorium , and
456 tons, black cap s 15% tons, s tra w
son.
aside from th is he is also very highly a re not d isco u rag ed and ex p ect to T his sounds like a m oonshine sto ry
on la st S unday n ig h t se atin g space
b e rrie s 169 tons, lo g a n b e rrie s 146 tons,
M iss Sally P a rk e r, th e ir ste n o g rap h e r,
bred from th e sta n d p o in t of p ro d u c ta k e up th e w o rk ag ain n ex t year.
b u t Mr. Brow n d isclaim s h aving any G e rtru d e S o u th ard .
w as p rac tica lly all taken.
b la c k b e rrie s 56 tons, c h e rrie s 62* tons, tion.
T he effect of p o tato im provem ent w ith him d u rin g th is ev en tfu l ride.
W hat Is of m ore Im portance to
T
h
o
m
a
s
J.
V
an
d
erh
o
lt,
th
e
ir
law
yer,
c u r r e n ts and gooseb erries 1*4 tons
F ive of th e seven n e a re st dam s (one w o rk is sp read in g . Many who scoffed
A lbert Zenger.
th o se in te reste d In th e m eetings th a n
to ta l to n n a g e 905% tons. You can
T ony Toler, th e ir naleRman, F ra n c is th e larg e audiences Is th e response
as a ju n io r 3-year-old) av e rag e for a t th e Idea before a re looking a t it in LINCHEN BIRTHDAY
re a d ily see th e re is room for an in
BANQUET ARRANGED Peak.
365 days: Milk 23,758 p o u n d s; b u t a different light. W hile so few a re
given by th e people to th e ap p eals of
Mr. A pplegate, K dw ard Schw edler.
creased to n n ag e of g o o se b erries and
te r, 976 pounds.
going to get by th is y ear by secu rin t
th
e ev an g elist. P ra c tic a lly every ev
Office
boy,
D
o
u
g
la
s
H
orton.
w e have th e p la n ts and can supply
M ajor A. E. C lark of P o rtla n d has
H e c a rrie s 37% p er c e n t of th e certified seed, th e w ork w as n ot lost.
S hipping clerk , Rueben A nderson.
en in g th e a lta r Is filled w ith p en iten ts
m em bers, on tim e if n ecessary , a t a
Mrs. Geo. B. N e ttle to n , M ildred M c seek in g salv atio n and w ith C h ristian s
blood of F lo re n ce Id eiia S h arp , ch a m Young and old have received m uch been ap p o in ted ch a irm an of th e gen
low price.
pion long d istan ce H olstein cow of v alu ab le In stru ctio n . It Is su rp risin g era l co m m ittee on a rra n g e m e n ts for G regor.
d ed icatin g th em selv es for service.
M iss F lorence Cole, M ary Cogswell.
A t th e W oodburn co n feren ce it w as th e Pacific N orthw est. H e has five how m any have ex p ressed th em selv es th e L incoln Day banquet to be held
T he good effect of th e m eetings Is
Coddles, a n E n g lish m aid of all work,
show n th a t th e re w as a sc a rc ity cro sses of P o n tiac K orndyke, 151 A. R as an x io u s to ta k e up th e w ork next in P o rtla n d u n d er au sp ices of th e Re Mal>el V alberg.
being felt in G resham , w here the
th ro u g h o u t th e W illa m ette Valley. d au g h ters, 13 of P aul DeKol, 38 A. R. y ea r so th e germ is sp read in g .
p ublican s ta te c e n tra l com m ittee. The
T he sto ry deals w ith th e fo rtu n es g re a te s t h arm o n y an d co operation is
G ooseberry p la n ts should be se t out d au g h ters, 2 of H engerveld DeKol, 116
ap p o in tm en t w as m ade by W alter L. of tw o p a rtn e rs in the pill m an u fac
being show n am ong th e ch u rch es, and
e a rly in F e b ru a ry , as th e y s ta r t to A. R. d au g h ters, 3 of S arca stic Lad, 32
Tooze, Jr., ch airm an of s ta te c e n tra l tu rin g business. Each claim s to be
“Back to the Country Store.”
In th e co m m unities
su rro u n d in g
th
e
head
and
b
ra
in
s
of
th
e
en
terp
rise.
T his in te re stin g play w ill be given com m ittee.
grow very early . T he W oodburn co n A. R. d au g h ters. G rand Cham pion bull
A fter m uch sq uabbling, th ey ag ree to G resham , from w hich th e re a re com
feren ce also estab lish ed th e fac t th a t a t th e St. L ouis W orld F a ir, and one u n d er th e au sp ices of th e E pw orth
O. A. E astm an and H. L. St. C lair d isagree, and th ro u g h th e services of ing n ig h tly those w ho go aw ay w ith
L eague In th e F airv iew city h all on
th e E tte rb u rg No. 121 s tra w b e rry is a each of C o lan th a Jo h a n n a Lad, 140 F rid a y evening. J a n u a ry 19, b egin have been ap p o in ted from th is lo cali th e ir atto rn ey decide to se ttle th e d is
new -found faith and peace.
Many
first-c la ss ca n n in g b erry and we a re A. R. d au g h ters, a son of C o lan th a’s n ing a t 8 o ’clock. G en eral adm ission ty on th e co m m ittee of arra n g e m e n ts p u te as to who sh all be th e head of
from P o rtlan d have atten d ed th e
anxious to in c re a se th e ac reag e of th is 4 th ’s Jo h a n n a, fo rm er W orld C ham 35 cen ts, rese rv e d se a ts 50 ce n ts; The co m m ittee is m ade up larg ely of ' o ' w n
i / playlnK a
o i show-
ronrnonnt
•
.i
.
I down.
lly th e ternm of th e c o n tra ct, m eetings, and on F rid a y n ig ht a large
f ru it for ca n n in g purp o ses along w ith pion cow over all b reeds from one day ch ild ren 15 ce n ts.—Adv.
re p re se n ta tiv e s from th e v ario u s re th e losing p a rtn e r becom es th e o th er delegation was p rese n t from th e
g ooseberries. If we could s ta r t th e to a year, an d A aggie C ornucopia P a u
A W a n t Ad le ts you r ig h t in on th e pu b lican clu b s an d o rg an izatio n s of m an ’s se rv a n t for a period of one N orthw est E v angelical In stitu te , in
ca n n in g season Ju n e 1st, adding 30 lin e Count, 87 A. R. d au g h ters, a son g ro u n d flo o r in m o st an y sm a ll bus th e state.
year. T he la tte r is Installed as b u tler clu d in g te a c h e rs and pupils.
in th e w inning p a r tn e r ’s household,
days to ou r seaso n 's ru n , it w ould help of A aggie C ornucopia P au lin e, fo rm er in ess deal.
T he L incoln Day b an q u et is an a n w here his position Is m ade m ore em
T h e sch ed u le of serv ices for the
solve the labor problem .
C annery W orld's C ham pion cow. He tra c e s at
nual event an d th e in d icatio n s are b a rra ssin g by th e efforts of a funny week will Include m eetings for th e
Need Your Huit C leaned?
w o rk e rs and b erry p ic k ers a re ready le ast 20 tim es to DeKol 2d.
H ave it F re n c h d ry clea n ed . Re- th a t th is y e a r’s o b serv an ce will be a cockney se rv a n t who m akes violent hoys and g irls at th e S unday school
to w ork as soon as th e schools close
love to him and is determ ined to c a p room . LO . O .F . building. In ch a rg e of
Five of his seven n e a re st dam s have p a irin g n e a tly done. T a ilo rin g fo r n o tab le event.
an d w ould be a ttra c te d to ou r p la n t a to tal of 16 y ea rly reco rd s, eig h t of ad ies an d m en.
tu re him as a husband. No end of
en tan g lin g situ atio n s a re created , and Miss M iller a t 3:30 o’clock; higher
an d fields if we had w ork for them in them in h eife r classes, th a t av erag e
W ant ads w ork w hile you sleep!
P E T E R L E N A R D . T ailo r.
life serv ices a t th e ch u rch at 2:30;
am jislng com jdlcaU ons arise
stead of them having to go to Salem 886 pounds b u tter.
p
erso n al w o rk e rs' m eeting at 7 and
and Hood River.
A nim als of th is type com ing into
p reach in g a t 7:30.
An in creased to n n ag e of can n in g the com m unity a re of untold value to
stra w b e rrie s and g o o seb erries w ould th e dairy in d u stry and w ith rea so n
G resham G range In stall* Officer*.
m ake for m ore help in o u r locality able success th e off-spring from th is
T he new ly elected officers of G resh
d u rin g th e w hole can n in g season. T hat anim al should be h eard from as p ro
am g ran g e w ere In stalled last S a tu r
is th e g re a te st problem w ith us a t the d ucers and sh o w -rin g w in n ers in th e
day aftern o o n by M. C. Glover and his
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.-resent tim e, a sh o rtag e of b erry p ick n ext few y ears.
a ssista n ts, Mr. and Mrs. F red C rane
e rs and c a n n e ry w o rk ers, so it is a
of Rockwood. A good atten d an ce of
m a tte r of v ita l im p o rta n ce to th e ROSE (ITY ORCHESTRA
G resham m em bers and visiting g ra n g
HERE THURSDAY NIGHT
b e rry in d u stry in ou r locality. P lease
e rs w ere p resen t. A sh o rt program
get busy and p la n t 25 a c re s of goose
w as given before th e in stallatio n ,
One of th e finest fo u r-p iece o rc h e s
b e rrie s and 50 acres of can n in g s tr a w
w hich consisted of a num ber of piano
b e rrie s and you can m ake som e good tra s th a t h as ever visited G resham
selections by Mrs. E llis, sister-in -law
m oney out of them and it w ill help all w ill fe a tu re a dance h ere in M asonic
to Mrs. M. M. Squire. A sh o rt ta lk
in te re s ts in o u r locality. We a re r e h all, T h u rsd ay night, J a n u a ry 18. It
wan given by th e Rev. D. Q. B arry.
ceiving fu tu re o rd ers for 1923 canned is know n as th e Rose City o rc h e stra
T hose p rese n t from o th e r gran g es
red ra sp b e rrie s daily and our chief and w ill co n sist of piano, saxapbone-
besides th o se alre ad y luowtioned w ere
co n cern is to know how to fill them . c la rln e t tra p s and banjo-violin. And
Mr. and Mrs. M orris W heeler and Alec
We have concluded a deal th a t w ill th e p lay ers a re a rtis ts . T he violinist
Thompson of M ultnom ah g range, Mrs.
p ut th e se goods into all of th e p rin c i w as form erly w ith the Chicago S ym
B urgess of Rockwood and Mr. and
pal m a rk e ts of th is co u n try and E n g phony o rc h e stra , an d th e drum and
Mrs. E llis from P o rtlan d . Maine. Mr.
land u n d er o u r ow n G resham and piano p lay ers w ere fo rm erly w ith S h u
and Mrs. E llis a re m em bers of a
M ultnom ah labels and if you can b e rt's trav e lin g o rch e stra. M essrs. C.
g ra n g e In Maine. They a re now v isit
b rin g Mr. F ish e r q u ality b erries, he J. H ughes and L. B. K night w ill m an
ing a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. M. M.
Squire.
can do the r e s t to m ake your locality age the dance.
fam ous, so p lease get busy.
COUNTY EARM BUREAU
Fnrope S till Behind In Prodnctlon of
H i nted. Old Flashlight*.
•
Fit«d*tnft*.
MEETING NEXT FRIDAY
For • sh o r In exchange for new
A ccording to th e Foodstuffs division
ones.
of th e d ep artm en t of com m erce. E u
L. Mack. E le ctric S tore.
T he an n u al m eeting of th e M ultno
rope Is still ta r behind h er norm al
Elect«
B uilding, G resham , Oregon. m ah County F arm B ureau will be held
production of food products. Before
next
F
rid
ay
aftern
o
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n
at
1:30
in
Metz
"A m otor tru c k sm ashed th e baby
th e w ar E urope produced 95 per
c a rria g e to sm ith eree n s, m um ," ’’H or- g e r's hall, G resham , a t w hich tim e the
ce n t of her needed req u irem en ts
r o rs ! Was th e baby h u r t? ” "Y ou're election of officers w ill ta k e place.
of food stuffs. D u rin g th e w ar this
'!• «reused fn a very »mall p e r
m ighty lucky, m um .
He w as kid Notices to th is effect have been m ailed
napped only five m inutes before."—
ce n ta g e at her ac tu a l needs
South
to all m em bers.
Life.
: A m erica anil A u stralia a re producing
T he officers have endeavored to se
about th e sam e am ount th ey did p rio r
The m an who has a good opinion of c u re a good sp e ak e r and a re assu red
jto 'h e w ar. N orth A m erica is th e only
htms>Jf Is bound to be p o p u la r—w ith of one of th e >»est In th e sta te , who
I section of th e globe w hich Is produc-
h im s e l.
itn g m ore food pro d u cts th a n It did tn
u n d e rsta n d s th e w o rk in g s an d o bjects
j pre-war davs.
of
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arm
B
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All
farm
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arc
The lank e f Gresham pays 6 per
cent interest on tim e d ep osits.— Adv. invited.
A few words w ill tell the whole
•tory In the Want Column.