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VOL. IS, NO. î»7
G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 19SS
FOURTH ANNUAL
AUGUST 1-5 SET
FARMERS’ WEEK
AS DATE FOR THIS
BEGINS MONDAY YEARS CO. FAIR
First Picture of French Forces in Essen
PAUL V. M ARIS
GIVES REPORT FOR
WORK LAST YEAR
/ a
F a rm e rs ’ W eek p ro g ram s w ill begin
M ultnom ah county h as ag ain been
Monday a t 10 a. m., in th e high school placed a t th e head of th e list of fairs
In his an n u al rep o rt on th e work
gym nasium . T he sub ject w ill be soils. scheduled to be held th is y ear in O re
of the extension service of th e Agri
At 11 a. m. th e d ay ’s pro g ram for gon, W ashington and B ritish Colum
•1 8
c u ltu ra l College, P aul V. M aris, d irec t
women w ill begin in th e g range hall bia cities and com m unities. T he a n
o r of th e service, describes th e w ork
w here th e g en e ral su b je ct w ill eb n u al m eeting of th e Pacific N orthw est
of
th a t o rg an izatio n as “A w ealth-
com m unity health.
F a ir asso ciatio n w as held la st T u es
A ll of th e sessions for m en w ill be day in V ancouver, B. C., an d a sched
p roducing activ ity —an investm ent in
held in th e high school gym nasium u le of fa ir d ates w as arra n g e d . H. A.
s ta te developm ent.” T he rep o rt shows
t í ’»?
and w ill begin a t 10 o ’clock. T he Lew is, p resid en t of th e M ultnom ah
a w ide ran g e of activ ities and effective
h ea lth section, chiefly for th e women, county fa ir board, w as chosen as a
resu lts. Follow ing is the re p o rt:
w ill begin a t 10 o’clock, except on delegate to a tte n d th e m eeting as r e p
T u b ercu lo sis erad icatio n in co-oper
Monday a t 11. In th e la st issue the re se n ta tiv e from th is county. T he
,'',.tlo o k gave th e p ro g ra m s of the d ate for th e M ultnom ah county fair
atio n w ith United S tate b ureau of a n
r?
lie* 1th section fo r th e week. H ere h as been set for A ugust 1-5 and the
im al h u sb an d ry and sta te livestock
w ith are th e p rogram s for th e first Oregon s ta te fa ir d ate h as been set
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sa n ita ry board w as c a rrie d on in 15
th re e days for th e farm section:
for October 1-6.
co u n ties w here organized cam paigns
MONDAY—SOILS.
T his m akes th e M ultnom ah county
w ere conducted. In all, 4111 anim als
' ¡ i s exactly 1.45 P. M. when th e French cavalry rode into Essen, if th e clock or t h e railroad statio n
at t.
eft w as correct. T his exclusive picture is th e first taken of the actual occupation of th e German
10 to 11. How P la n ts Feed. H. M. fa ir e a rlie r th is year th a n it w as last
w ere tested In 6125 herds. L ess th an
coal center by the F rench forces. S treets were crow ded by Germ ans out to see the eutrunce of th e invaders.
M oreland, A g ricu ltu re In stru c to r, Un y e a r and in c re ase s th e difficulty ex
I H per cent, or 669 an im als w ere
ion H igh School.
found to be tu b e rc u lar.
11 to 12. Soil P roblem s. F. E. P rice, perienced by th e farm ers la st y ear in
g ettin g produce ready in tim e for the Storekeepers Asked
P o u ltry d em o n stratio n farm s are
E xtension S pecialist in Soils.
"Going, doing,
12 to 1:30. Noon Hour.
fair. The pro b ab le reaso n for having
conducted in 19 counties in co opera
to
Decorate
Windows
doing at Five;
1:30 to 2:30. L and D rainage. F. E. th e county fa ir still e a rlie r th a n last
tion w ith the extension service. T here
for
Farmers
Week
P rice. E xtension S pecialist in Soils.
Make
It
Ten!”
y ea r is to se cu re fav o rab le w eath er
w ere 45 feeding m eetings, 37 in cu b a
2:30 to 3:30. R odents and T heir Con
tion an d brooding m eetings and 45
An u rg en t req u est is m ade by the
tro l. I. N. G abrielson, U. S. Biological d u rin g fa ir week. T he dow n-pour
SO says the auctioneer.
d u rin g fa ir w eek la st y ear dam pened m ayor and p resid en t of th e com
Survey.
cu llin g m eetings atten d ed by 3524 p e r
T he im provem ent of th e road in V ic
SO say th e hikers.
3:30 to 4. C om m unity D rainage th e s p ir’ts as w ell as lessened th e a t m ercial club th a t all G resham sto re to ry d istric t w hich is an extension to
sons. T h ere were 51 m iscellaneous
F IV E w ent la st Monday—
Problem s. D iscussion.
tendance.
MAKE it 10 next time.
p o ultry m eetings w ith a to ta l a tte n d
k eep ers do som ething u n u su al in th e east end of th e Section L ine road
TUESDAY— POTATOES.
W HICH will be next Monday.
Now i , th e tim e for th e farm ers to th e w ay of a ttra c tiv e d eco ratio n of is u nder way. T his road extends east
an c e of 2837 persons.
10 to 11. F indings and P roblem s in
START a t G resham library.
G rain certification w as c a rrie d on in
Seed Im provem ent. E. R. Jackm an, begin m aking p la n s for ex h ib itin g at th e ir places of b usiness, especially i up the hill and around th e so u th ern
BE prom pt a t 5 o’clock.
th
e
fair.
Crops
should
be
p
lan
ted
as
17 counties. The num ber of acres
th e ir display w indow s, for th e com j boundary of th e farm fo rm erly known
E xtension S pecialist in F arm Crops.
H IK E th re e or four m iles.
11 to 12. P roblem s in M arketing. ea rly as th e gro u n d can be p u t in co n ing F a rm e rs ’ Week.
COME back shouting.
certified w as 23,484. T he d e a le rs' es
,
as th e K reb p lace as fa r ea st as the
Geo. L. D avenport. Com m ission Mer dition and w ea th er conditions perm it.
“ I ’M feeling b etto r and b e tte r.’’
tim a te of increase paid M orrow co u n
T
he
tow
n
should
ta
k
e
on
a
gala
M
cCreary
road.
A
b
ran
ch
of
it
also
chant.
If possbile, an ea rly v ariety th a t m a ap p earan ce b ut it is r a th e r early to goes p ast th e Doty p lace and as far I LOVELY sh o rt trip s h ereabouts.
ty farm ers because of th e use of c e r
12 to 1:30. Noon H our.
GOOD roads an d tra ils.
tified seed Is f 25,000. P o tato ce rtifi
The as H erb ert A rm stro n g 's place.
A j NEW lead er each trip .
1:30 to 2:30. T hings N ecessary to tu re s or rip en s early should be p la n t p ut up o utside decorations.
Stay in the B usiness. J. E. L arson, ed, especially in th e vegetable line.
catio n was ca rrie d on in 21 counties.
v ario u s places of business, how ever, num ber of p etitio n s have been pre-
BEA TRICE Jack so n next leader.
Seedm an.
T he com plete list of fa ir d ates a r can reflect th e w arm w elcom e ex seated to th e co unty com m issioners at [ ALICE R oberts captain.
In all 3026 ac res w ere en tered by 517
2:30 to 3:30. P o tato G rading. E. R. ranged in V ancouver, B. C., la st T u es
ANNA B ru g g er actin g scribe.
grow ers. Certified seed produced 325
tended by th e citizens to th e farm er different tim es in an pfTort to get the
Jack m an , E xtension
S pecialist in
NOW, everybody, “ I'm g o in g !"
day a re as follow s:
sack s per acre on one U m atilla county
folk as tliev g a th e r h ere for th eir ¡county to tak e over th e road but so far
F arm Crops.
MEN and women, all ages.
M ultnom ah county, Oregon, A ugust m eetings.
farm , w hile uncertified seed p lanted
3:30 to 4. P o tato Round T able D is
i th ey have not been g ran ted . At pres- GRAND and glorious feeling.
cussion. Led by S. B. H all, County 1-5; S kagit county, W ashington, Au-
in th e sam e field yielded 178 sacks.
W. A.' H essel and J. R. M artin ' ent only a very sm all p o rtion of the
Agent.
gtist 6-10; L ew is county, W ashington, have been appointed a com m ittee to I road is owned by th e county. T his is BUSINESS MEN MAY
Aid Given in Farm Management.
WEDNESDAY— DAIRY.
C hehalis, A ugust 19-25; E lm a, W ash in terv iew th e m erc h an ts and urge ¡th e piece beginning at th e foot of the
( HANGE ORGANIZATION | T he farm m anagem ent d ep a rtm en t
10 to 11. D isease P roblem s in the
ington,
A
ugust
25
to
S
eptem
ber
1;
th e ir co operation in th is m atter.
h ill and extending as far as th e n o rth
D airy In d u stry . Prof. B. T. Simms,
T h e nam e of th e business m en 's a s distributed 2000 farm acco u n t books,
S pokane, W ashington, S eptem ber 9-
pro fessor of V eterin ary Medicipe.
east co rn er of th e E. H. Lord place.
11 to 12. U tilizing B y-P roducts of 15; Yakim a, W ashington, S eptem ber A. W. METZGER TO HEAD
sociation
will be changed to th a t of 27 b an k s having cooperated. E x h au st
T he county h as fu rn ish ed enough
ive luilk costs, w heat costs, alfalfa
D airy and F arm . H. A. L indgren, E x 24-29; Salem , Oregon, O ctober 1-6;
LOCAL LEGION l’OST pow der to blow th e stu m p s along th is I G resham C om m ercial club, and the re costs and p ru n e co sts stu d ies w ere
tension S pecialist in Animal Industry,
P uy allu p , W ashington, O ctober 7-13^
sh o rt piece of road. Only ab o u t one- I q u irem en ts for m em bership m ade
O. A. C.
m ade as well as a survey of farm in
V ancouver, B. C., A ugust 11-16; New
12 to 1:30. Noon H our.
T he re g u la r election for G resham h alf of the w idth of th e road had m ore liberal. If a reso lu tio n In tro
com
e on 117 farm s in 17 counties.
1:30 to 2:30. D airy Outlook. C. L. W estm inster, B. C., S eptem ber 17-26. Post of th e A m erican Legion, held form erly been opened up.
T he Zyaett m ethod of stum p b u rn
duced a t th e last m eeting changing
H aw ley, S tate D airy and Food Com
T uesday night, resu lted in th e election
T he w ork is now u n d er w ay and
m issioner.
ing, developed by the O regon A g ricul
of A. W. M etzger as com m ander and m ost of th e fa rm e rs ow ning land th e co n stitu tio n should be adopted.
2:30 to 3:30. C ontagious A bortion in TRYK1 S JAY BAILEY
tu ra l College experim ent statio n , w as
SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS E rn e st B rugger as vice com m ander. along it have read ily donated th e ir T h ere has been co n sid erab le dissatis-
D airy Cows. Prof. B. T. Sim m s, p ro
d em o n strated by the extension service
fesso r of V eterin ary Medicine.
T he a d ju ta n ts ’ and tr e a s u r e r 's offices labor and one or tw o who own land in lsfaction w ith th e p resen t p lan of o r
T ry ru s Ja y B ailey passed aw ay at w ere filled by th e re-electio n of th e o th er p a rts of th e d istric t have ulso ganization ami now a com m ittee, co n at nine m eetings. T he nt> hod is said
3:30 io 4. D uscussion.
his hom e in G resham on T uesday, Ja n - form er incum bents, C hase E. St. C lair generously given th e ir su p p o rt. The sistin g of M iller, H essel and Leslie to reduce the cost of rem oving large
RE\ l\ AL MEETINGS
n ary 30, aged 40 years, th re e m onths and Roy H. Gibbs. Cecil P u lfe r was farm ers w ill c le a r and g rad e th e road W alrad has been appointed to revise stu m p s 50 per cent.
Much work was done In advan cing
AT UHURUH CONTINUE j an d 21 days. D eath cam e as th e c li elected ch ap lain and C. H. H oecker and th en ask th e county to ta k e it over th e co n stitu tio n and by-law s an d if
th e h o rtic u ltu ra l in d u stry .
P ru n e
m ax to ill h ea lth extending th ro u g h a serg e an t-at-a rm s.
and gravel it.
possible give G resham a re p re se n ta
T he revival m eetings at th e B aptist
d em o n stratio n s num bering 103 w ere
n um ber of m o n th s but for th e p ast
C. G. Schneider, Dr. H. H. H ughes,
T h ere is an u rg e n t need of a good tive com m ercial organization.
ch u rc h co ntinue in in te rest. It is ex
atten d ed by 3207 persons. F o rty -tw o
tw o m onths he had been a co n stan t, K enneth R oberts, C leveland B liss and road in th is hill region as th e fa rm
At last M onday’s m eeting en co u rag
pected th a t next Sunday w ill be a day
soil m anagem ent d em o n stratio n s w ere
though p a tie n t sufferer.
W ill Teevln w ere elected m em bers of ers living th e re have no o th e r m eans ing p ro g ress w as rep o rted by each of
of u n u su al pow er and helpfulness. Dr.
Mr. B ailey w as born in R ochester, th e executive com m ittee, w hich also of reach in g th e m ain road. P ra ctically th e several com m ittees appointed to atten d ed by 1721 p ersons and 41 post
Reid, th e evangelist, w ill preach both
co n tro l d em o n stratio n s a ttra c te d 859.
Indiana. He m a rrie d Miss D ora Mc includes th e four p rincipal officers.
all of th e land h as been ta k en up and p re p a re for th e a n n u a l fa rm e rs' b an
m o rn ing and evening. In th e m orn
More th an 1000,000 copies of 36 b u l
C andless of F lo ren ce, Colorado, 16
A legion b ask et ball team has been th e re seem s to be no reason why the quet. Miss C alkins, It was announced,
in g his topic w ill be “If a Man Die
y ea rs ago. T hey m ade th e ir home organized and has played several county should not ta k e it over after had a rran g e d for a se p a ra te m eeting, letin s of the E xtension Service News
Shall He Live A gain?” Dr. Reid has
th e re u n til 1915, w hen th ey cam e to gam es. So fa r they have lo st only one, the farm ers have gone to th e expense luncheon and e n te rta in m e n t for th e w ith a circu latio n of 5000 have been
proven him self a m a ste r w orkm an in
printed. A total of 39,684 le tte rs w ere
O regon, se ttlin g at T ro u td ale. F our and th a t w as by a difference of only of clearin g and g rad in g it. T h ere has clu b m em bers on S aturday.
c le a r th in k in g and forceful p re se n ta
w ritte n in one year, not including
y e a rs ago th e fam ily moved to G resh one point. The team w as h ea rtily en been no allow ance m ade on th e budget
T
he
o
rg
an
izatio
n
,
by
a
unanim
ous
tion of th e tr u th and his serm ons
am ? w here Mr. Bailey w as asso ciated dorsed at T uesday n ig h t's m eeting. th is year for th e g rav elin g b ut it is vote, w ent on record as opposed to th o se by county agents. T his is an
have been so u rces of in sp ira tio n to
in b usiness w ith C. I. R ak er & Son. E rn e st J. B rugger, vice com m ander of hoped to get an ap p ro p riatio n from an y plan to consolidate th e p resen t av erag e of m ore th a n 100 le tte rs a
a ll who have heard him.
day.
H e is survived by his widow, his the post, is m an ag er of th e team .
th e g en eral fund.
co u n ty of M ultnom ah w ith th e city of
S unday school w ill open prom ptly
Boys’ and g irls' club work w as c a r
m o th er, Mrs. F ie tta H ibbard, four ch il
P
o
rtlan
d
.
T he new executive com m ittee has
a t 9:45 and th e p reaching service at
ried out in 31 counties, 23 pro jects
dren, K athleen, D oris, Buddy and Vic been called to m eet S atu rd ay night
H. L. S t.C la ir w as re-elected p re si
FOR» SEDAN CAR
11 o’clock. T his w ill be follow ed by
having been ca rrie d out. A to ta l of
to r, tw o b ro th ers, R. D. and R. R. and step s will be tak en to w ard s the
d en t of th e asso ciatio n . Will Metzger
th e reception of m em bers and the
COLLIDES
WITH
ENGINE
6*76 m em bers w ere enrolled w ith 4279
Bailey, all of G resham , tw o sisters, holding of a jo in t A uxiliary and Le
w
as
elected
vice
p
resid
en
t,
L
eslie
o rd in ance of th e L o rd's Supper.
Mrs. C. I. R a k er of G resham an d Mrs. gion m eeting and d in n er in th e near
Dr. H. H. Ott w as d riving his F ord W alrad was re-elected se c re ta ry and com pleting th e ir projects. T he n u m
Good m usic h as been an a ttra c tiv e
W. A. W illiam s of Amity, Oregon.
sedan
c a r n o rth on Main s tre e t at C. J. L undquist was elected tre a su re r. ber of sta n d ard clubs organized was
fu
tu
re
fe a tu re of th e m eetings and will con
464.
Mr. Bailey w as p a rtic u la rly happy
about
10
o’clock W ednesday m o rn in g
T h e business men voted to close
tin u e to be. On next S unday m o rn
in h is hom e life, being a devoted h u s METHODIST CHURCH
T he film service proved popular.
j
and
reached
th
e
Mt.
Hood
line
car
th
e
ir
sto
res
on
S
atu
rd
ay
,
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
10,
ing Guy D. Jo n e s w ill sing and in the
band and fa th e r, alw ays an x io u s for
Nine moving p ictu re reels ow ned by
ANNOUNCES
SERVICES
¡tra
c
k
w
ithout
seeing
an
ex
tra
engine
from 12 noon to 3 p. m., d u rin g the
evening Mr. and Mrs. H. W. S trong
th e w elfare of his fam ily.
the college w ere circu lated , as well as
ap p ro ach in g going ea st to w ard the ban q u et and en tertain m en t.
w ill p resen t a duet. In add itio n to
T he fu n eral services for Mr. Bailey
T he serv ices at th e M ethodist E pis depot. Both th e engine and th e a u to
19 ree ls obtained from th e U. 8. de
th is, th e large ch o ru s choir w ill re n
w ere held y esterd ay aftern o o n a t th e copal ch u rc h next Sunday will In m obile w ere said to be going slowly.
p artm en t of ag ric u ltu re. Tow ns w here
I’lane
Tuning.
der special m usic a t both services.
M ethodist E p isco p al ch u rch an d w ere clude th e S unday school at 10 o’clock.
S atisfactio n g u aran teed . J3. Fred films w ere show n num bered 74 and th e
Dr. O tt, upon seeing th e engine, ap-
Young peopl'e m eeting w ill be held
larg ely atten d ed . The serv ice was in the m o rning ch u rch service a t 11 | plied his b rak es and th e b rak es on B. Jo n es, 2625 E ast 49th stree t.
C o n tin u ed from page 2
at 6:30, song and p raise service at
ch a rg e of th e Rev. A. S. H isey, p asto r o ’clock, and th e E pw orth L eague at (he engine w ere also applied.
Dr.
i a O and p rea ch in g at 8 In th e even
of th e church . P ra y er w as offered by 6:30. T he evening preach in g service o tt's m achine cam e to a stop but was
ing.
the Rev. David Q. B arry of th e B ap tist w ill be dism issed in o rd er th a t the not q uite c lea r of th e opposite side
T he S unday n ig h t service w ill be the
ch u rc h . T he m usic w as fu rn ish ed by co ngregation may u n ite with th e B ap of the tra c k and th e engine bumped
A le tte r accom panying a tab le s h o w -lln th e production of cro p s I h as lin
la st by Dr. Reid b u t th e m eetings will
a q u a rte t co n sistin g of Miss G ertru d e tist people in th e ir ev an g elistic cam into th e re a r p art of the m achine. The ing th e com position of fertilize r ma- ) p o rta n t as m aking additional deposits
co n tin u e every nig h t next week, when
A lexander, Mrs. A. S. H isey, C. E. paign w hich is now in progress.
engine w as said to have been w ithin *’’r ’uls used as so u rces of n itrogen has to y o u r cred it w ith your bank If you
W. L. Riley, beloved p asto r of H igh
R u sh er and L eslie W alrad.
Miss
T he su b ject of th e serm on by the 40 feet of the cro ssin g before th e en- 1 be<?n received from D. E Towle, m an- ! w ish to co n tin u e w riting checks. It is
land B aptist ch u rch , w ill preach.
E d ith Lym an presided a t th e org an , i p asto r, th e Rev. A. S. H isey will be gineer saw th e ap p ro ach in g auto.
i a a e r of th e B erry G row ers Packing •* m a tte r of common know ledge th a t
T he public is cord ially invited to
T he ch u rch w as ta stily decorated O ur Daily W alk.” T he doors of the
The only dam age done to th e sedan « om pany w ith the req u est to p rin t the * * ,nuat ,hav« th e , ‘\ r ' ’p elem ent« in
co o p erate to th e fu lle st extent.
w ith ev erg
. reen
. s _ an d pussy w illow s, | I c h u rc h will be opened for th e recep- w as the hole in th e re a r of th e body. Han,<'
h l" le tle r Mr- Tow le saya: , fUr „ |s h a "balanced 'food'"nU lon" tor
I
arra
n
g
e
d
by
th
e
Cam
p
F
ire
g
irls,
who
I
tlon
of
new
m
em
bers
and
tra
n
sfe
rs.
It
was
n
ot
dam
aged
so
m
uch
but
w
hat
’— -----
lor
I
w
ish
you
would publish ------
in your 1 your crops, viz.; nitrogen, phosphoric
LEGION TEAM HINS
1 atten d ed the service in a body. T he j T he choir will sing, ”O Love Divine.' Dr. Ott w as alile to drive it home. Dr. fT iper
cniv th e appended
n, - i list of so u rces of acid and potash. You will note from
OVER ORIENT TEAM pall b ea rers w ere L. L. K idder, Lee
p ly and the rela tiv e value in p lan t the follow ing table th a t th e sheep
T he E p w o rth L eague is now stu d y Ott blam es him self for not having su p ppiy
food of th e different fertilize rs m en- ¡co rra l fertilizer ran k s high, and as I lie
T he A m erican Legion b asket ball E vans, F red Todd, ( ecll M etzger, Os- ing th e w ork of th e ch u rch In foreign seen the engine in tim e to have avoid- ’¡oiled.- T he co n serv atio n of soil fer season is now open for applying this
team of G resham played th e O rient l a r Johnson and Mr. H orton. In ter- m ission fields, th e tex t being " I n d ia 'e d the collision.
t llty and su p plying rich n ess to offset fertilizer, we w ill be pleased to rt
th e d rain on th e p la n t food In th e soil Icelve your o rd e rs.”
team T h u rsd ay evening at th e O rient n ient w as iu D ouglass cem etery,
oo th e M arch.” T his is a g rip p in g
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sto ry of real life am ong th e lowly in '
C ancer Is 4 au«e of Death,
g ran g e hall. C. M. Q uicksall w as ref- '
Composition nt Fertilizer Mnlerials Used as Sources of Nitrogen
th e w o rld 's m ost In terestin g m ission i Mrs. Mabel L au d erb aek , wife of T. N i t r a t e o f n r x l a ......................... ............................
eree. T he gam e proved to be one of ,OI I LOOK HAS NED
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th e m ost sp irited and hotly contested
WINDOW DISPLAY field. D oris Z im m erm an will be the ‘ L auderbae k, died last Monday a fte r- f H ’ y u a lp n h l a m t e l d o f ..................................................
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leader.
1 noon. Ja n u a ry 29, from can cer of the I >rl« d h l c o d ( h i g h g r a d « ) . .
gam es of th e season. W hen th e final ■ .
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7 “
to
14*
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, | A new window display, fu rn ish ed by
P r i e d b lo o d ( l o w g r a d e ) .
T he p ray erm eetin g will be held 1 stom ach, at th e age of 27 years.
to
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bell was sounded, th e score w as found thp B prry O ro w er, Packlng com pany
C o n c e n tra te d ta n k a g e
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Tankage
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to be a tie of 16 to 16. An e x tra fire- I of G resham is now ad o rn in g one of w p dnesday evening from 7 to 8
Mrs. L auderbaek w as born in WIs- Tankage
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m in u te period w as played w hich re- ! th e Outlook
w indow s and fea tu rin g o ’clock. T he atten d a n ce last W ednes- j cousin. She and h er husband and
Pried neh-scrap ..............
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su ited in a score of 16 to 18 in favor tb e G resham b ran d of red ra sp b e rrie s day b roke all previous reco rd s w ith 39 »»>« 'lau g h ter w ere resid in g tem por- 1 (om p oslllon of Fertilizer Materials i se,l as Sources of Phosphoric Arid
of P t lO M h h i
of th e Legion team .
P™ ” " 1 It w as a d istin ct in sp ira tio n a rily at th e mill of the Ridge Lum-
P H IIN P IK IK II
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! p leasing w ith a dish of delicious lo o k - i,„
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i her com pany, w here her husband was
• fa i
T he A m erican Legion team will ; )ng llepp rp<l b P rr| PS a n ,j lilP n p au ti(u | I a l l a ho attended
A v a ila b le
In a o lu b l«
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em ployed. She is survived by her H o . C a r o l i n a P h o s . R o c k . . .
p robably play th e B oring team at Bor- green b erry fields of G resham nestlfng
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G resham Home Broken Into.
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at th e foot of Mt. Hood w hich is a
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husband, six-year-old d au g h ter. Rose F l o r i d a A c i d P h o s p h a t e . . .
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ing next T uesday evening.
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quiet
sentinel
in
th
e
distance.
T he home of Jo h n Lovegren n ear May, her m other, a siste r and two
t o .’ .i
The two basket ball gam es played
5 to
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T he window d isplay is m uch en-1 , hp O. W. P. depot
t o 17
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3
and fo rm erly i Drotiiers living in P o rtlan d and one P e r u v i a n g u a n o
in G resham la st T uesday resu lted in a b a n te d by a la ig e cu t g la ss dish
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loss for both hom e team s. T he Am er- placed in th e center and filled w ith 1 *tn °w n as the Kln.^ resid en ce was b ro th er living in Oregon City
Ik I’ked as Nourees of
lean Legion team played one of the beau tifu l red ra sp b e rrie s.
b ro k en Into early T uesday evening
T he fu n eral was held W ednesday
g a re g o ta .h i K III P e r L e a l
. M u r ia t e o f p o t a e h ......................................
S p au ld ing league team s know n as the . "I*1* cans of b erries in th e window and ran sack ed , but as fa r as is know n, afternoon at the P lea san t Home .Meth- S u l p h a t e o f p o t a s h t h i g h g r a d e ) /
"H oly Name." T he score w as 16
G r tih im 'a n n e r r fn ° ” ’' nK
,a k ' " ’ T h ' >
"J*’ * ' h »rch "» “ * lh<1
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FARMERS COOPERATE
IN WORK ON ROAD
Composition Given of Fertilizer Materials
17 in favor of the visitors. T he Union T his does not m ean th a t th e re a re 10 ian,lly h ad gone to P o rtlan d and had , "m clatlng.
In term en t was
H igh team played th e P ark R ose team d istin ct g rades nt b erries. Many Arms 1 no* )’**’ retu rn ed .
P leasan t Home cem etery.
and also lost w ith a score of 11 to 12 who buy th e G resham p roduct ask to
F ra n k S pybrock was m aking a de-
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r „ , . n High . o n
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th e
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ing a form er gam e played th is season , brand, how ever, w ill alw ays b ear th e
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"a * two P*’r,o n s ru n aw ay ! aftern o o n and evening. Ruben A nder-
C o w m a r.u rr ( fr e n h ) ,,
at P ark Rose.
j O resham label.
from th e Ixivegren home. From his I son. sta n d In T odd’s B arber Shop.
llo r m ' m a n u re ( fr e o h j.
M h e o p m a n u r e <fr« > sli>
. d escrip tio n , th e in tru d e rs w ere found
H o t m a n u r i’ ( fr e a h > ..
Money
to
loan
on
real
estate.
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A Want Ad will do it for you.
Say It the W ant Ad way
to have been two men.
W o n d u n g ( f r e » h , ..........
W Thorne, at Bank of Oresham.
Mixed stable manure.
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Average t,im position of the Most Important
Agriculture)
N it ro g a v i
P er re n t
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. . . 0 44
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E q u iv a le n t
In
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Farm Manure ( f .
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