T W IC E
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. IS, NO. »S
INTERESTING TALKS
HEARD BY WOMEN
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM. MILTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,TUESDAY, FEBRUARY «, 1923
SPECIAL MEETINGS AT
CHURCH INSPIRING
FARMERS WEEK HAS
EXCELLENT PROGRAMS
<1.50 Per Year
STEAM SEEN ÌSSI1NG
FROM MT. HOOD
SENIOR PLAY HAS
LARGE ATTENDANCE
T he special m eetings at B ethel Bap
T he fact th a t steam w as issuing
tis t ch u rc h co n tin u e th is w eek w ith
i from th e top or c ra te r of Mt. Hood
grow ing in te rest. A lthough a ch an g e
T he lad ies' division of F a rm e rs ’ has been m ade n ecessary in th e sp e a k
Monday, th e first day of F a rm e rs’ fe rtiliz e r to act as a cu re-all. The ; last S atu rd ay m orning at 8 o’clock
Week is a decided success. T he m eet e r for th e services, th e good w ork Week, b ro u g h t a fair n um ber of fa rm ground should be analyzed and a c e r- j w as rep o rted to th e O utlook by per
T he sen io r play w hich w as given at
sons who said they saw th e steam r is
ings M onday, both m orn in g and a f te r w hich has been sta rte d is expected to ers an d th e ir wives to G resham to a t ta in kind of fe rtiliz e r applied th a t will
th e gym nasium la st F rid ay evening
ing above th e m ountain top. I t w as
noon w ere w ell attended. Miss M ar to contin u e w ith u n ab ated zeal. L ast tend th e m eetings. The aftern o o n se s su p p ly w hat Is found to be lacking.
w as considered one of th e best p e r
said to have been p lain ly seen a t Bor
g ery Sm ith, a s sista n t n u tritio n spec S unday w as a genuine red le tte r day, sions fo r th e m en and for th e ladies As has been alre ad y stated , som e fe r ing.
form ances of its kind to be given here.
ia list, la in charge. T he ta lk in the w hen a la rg e n u m b er ex p ressed th e had a la rg e r atten d a n ce th an those tiliz e rs w ill not ac t o r produce th e . T he abovp rp p o rt w aa ma<Je
T he c h a ra c te rs w ere w ell chosen as to
m o rn in g by Mrs. Sadie O rr-D unbar purpose to live th e C h ristian life. The held in th e m orning F a rm e rs' W eek T h e Jx T n ? ° H Certf
th e ir ad a p ta b ility to th e ir p a rts and
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w as on com m unity h ealth , w hich w as m usic w as especially helpful. Mr. and can be said to have sta rte d off in a T he extension serv ice h a s In m any bppn rpcplvpd
th e w hole p rogram was w ell balanced.
a „„
Mrs. H. W. S tro n g sang se v eral n um p rom ising m anner.
th e sub ject for th e day's program .
T h e m em bers of th e class feel very
cases
found
w
ha
fe
rtiliz
e
rs
w
ill
act
quakP8
ln
v
ario
u
„
p
arta
of
|h
e
wo
T he m eetin g s for th e men w ere
H a rry R. Cliff, M. D„ M ultnom ah b ers and Guy D. Jo n es seem ed a t his
proud of th e fact th a t th e ir play drew
Calffornfa stpam
held in th e new Union high gym nas on th e v ario u s kinds of soils and Is a n „ th a t
best
in
solo
work.
co u nty hospital, gave an in terestin g
often able to su p p ly v alu ab le in fo rm s- , b u rg tln g fo rth fron, L asspn
p a r, such a la rg e and atten tiv e audience.
T he Rev. W. L. Riley, p a sto r of ium on M onday but it w as im possible tio n In reg a rd to soil im provem ent i p r i , i « v
ta lk on com m unity sa n itatio n . Dr.
Over 600 reserv ed se ats w ere sold and
...
Im
F rid ay m orning and continued until
to
h
ea
t
th
e
building
w
arm
enough
Cliff says th e subject of sa n ita tio n H ighland B ap tist ch u rch , P o rtlan d ,
ab
o u t 150 g en e ral adm issions.
in
c
e
rta
in
sections
of
th
e
country.
noon.
to enable th e audience to listen to th e
could cover volum es b u t it can be w ill speak every n ig h t th is week. He
Mrs. E vans, who coached th e play,
le
c
tu
re
s
w
ith
an
y
degree
of
com
fort.
R
elation
of
E
lem
en
ts
to
G
row
th.
P
ro
fesso
r
Jo
n
es
of
th
e
U
niversity
of
sum m ed up in th re e w ords w hich a re m ade a good im pression a t th e s e r
It w as, th erefo re, decided to change
E ach of th e th ree elem en ts, n itro- Nevada at Reno explained la st week, deserves m uch cred it for h er ea rn est
"K eep everything clea n .” H e told of vice la st night. L arg e n u m b ers of
to
M
etzger's
h
all.
T
he
m
eetings
w
ere
gen.
p h o sphorus and potash, have a j follow ing e a rth trem o rs felt in n o rth - endeavors and success. Besides the
o c e rta in school in w hich pupils w ere people, men, w om en and ch ild ren , are held th e re today and it is expected the
c e rta in place in th e gro w th of th e ern C alifornia recen tly , th a t the w ork In connection w ith th e play,
co n tin u ally com ing down w ith dip- m aking a decision for C h rist at every m en 's m eetings w ill be held th e re th e
p lan t. N itrogen stim u la tes leaf grow th source of th e trem o rs w as ap proxi- th e re w as m uch co u rtesy show n by
th e ria. T h ere w ere from th ree to four service.
rem
a
in
d
er
of
th
e
week.
T
he
lad
ies’
an
d produces a good g reen color. It m ately 100 m iles n o rth w est of Reno resid e n ts of G resham in th e loaning
T he H ighland B ap tist q u a rte t will
h u n d red pupils in th e school. A fter
electrical
m
eetings
will
co
n
tin
u
e
in
th
e
G
resham
is
very im p o rta n t as a p la n t food as ar>d wbr probably In d irectly due to of fu rn itu re , d rap e rie s,
a long se arch w as m ade for th e cause be p rese n t th is evening and give sev g ran g e h all u n til T h u rsd ay , C lothing
equipm ent, etc., for w hich th e seniors
th
e
p
la
n
t
is
fed
th
ro
u
g
h
the
leaves.
A
|
su
b
te
rra
n
e
a
n
activ
ities
of
L
assen
it w as discovered th a t tw o of th e e ra l special num bers.
Day, w hich w ill be held in th e lib ra ry sick ly looking p la n t is a good indica- Pfak. T he m ain cause, he said, wns a re p a rtic u la rly g ratefu l. T hey w ish
h e a lth ie st looking ch ild ren in the High School Organizations Will Give to allow th e g ran g e h all to be used for tio n of a lack of nitrogen.
th o u g h t to be th e slip p in g of th e to ex p ress th e ir ap p reciatio n to Mr.
school w ere c a rry in g th e germ s and it
and Mrs. Ja c k Shultz, E. W. Ayls-
th e club banquet.
Mnsleale.
P h o sp h o ru s h as a different effect, j en r,h 8 c ru st in th a t section.
took about ten w eeks to clean out th e
T he p ro g ram Monday for th e m en's It helps to h ard en and develop g rain
T h ree ea rth q u ak e s, v ary in g In in- w orth, Guy D. Jo n es. W. H. R u th er-
T he d ate of M arch 2 has been set for
g erm s from th a t school.
a m ueicale to be given by the m usical d ep a rtm en t consisted of ta lk s by H. M. an d it also helps produce a firm berry, i *e n sHy and all ap p a ren tly c e n te rin g tord, Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k P eak, Miss
T he ladies’ d ep a rtm en t h as in te re s t
F lo ren ce H oney, Bank of G resham ,
org an izatio n s of th e high school w ith M oreland, a g ric u ltu ra l in stru c to r at A lack of p h o sphorus w ill cau se her- fn th e A leutian area, w est of A laska,
ing p ro g ram s for each day and every
som e of th e best ta le n t th a t can be se Union High school in G resham who ries to be crum bly and soft. It also w*’re reco rd ed on the seism o g rap h at Dr. and Mrs H. V. Adlx, A. W. Metz
w om an who ta k e s th e tim e to atten d
cured in th e city of P o rtlan d . It was told "H ow P la n ts Feed.” He gave a h as a tendency to h asten th e develop- ' O o n ,*les H eights o b serv ato ry last ger, F. L. Mack, Roy E. Cannon, Dr.
each and every one of them w ill find it
F rid ay night. TL •• m ost severe of the W. J. Ott, G resham D rug Com pany,
announced th a t th e p rice of adm ission c lea r ex p lan atio n of how th e p la n ts m en t or m a tu rity of tn e p lan t.
w ell w orth h er while.
M. D avidson an d o th ers, w ho loan-
P o tash cau ses or develops stem or shocks reg istered d u ratio n of four
would be 35 cen ts g en eral adm ission get th e ir food o u t of th e a ir and from
d p a ra p h e rn a lia th a t w as used in
and 50 cen ts for reserv ed seats. We th e gro u n d and how it is changed into th e woody p a rt of th e p lant. It has h o ,lr*« com m encing at 9:16 p. m.
GRESHAM WOMEN SCORED have recon sid ered th e m a tte r and p lan t food.
been found th a t in m ost cases th e re I
seism o g rap h of th e U niversity onnection w ith th e play.
FOR LACK OF INTEREST w an t no one to be denied th e privilege' F. E. P rice, extension sp ecialist on is a sufficient am o u n t of p otash in th is of f’aIlf° rn ia at B erkeley recorded two
The proceeds of th e play, to g eth er
w
n
n th e ad v ertisin g and sale of the
soils,
spoke
in
th
e
m
orning
on
“Soil
T he lack of in te re st being show n by of th is num ber w hich we sh a ll en d eav
p a rt of th e co u n try except in th e case ’' a r , hq u ak es F rid ay d u rin g th e day
an<* evening. T h e first shock w as hut M unhinotu, and good m anagem ent,
th e women of G resham in th e health or to m ake eq u iv alen t to an y lyceum P ro b lem s’ and in th e aftern o o n on of p ea t land.
C are of B arn y ard F e rtilizer.
' ‘gh tly recorded. sta rte d four m in u tes ha"-, p rac tica lly in su red the successful
m eetings now being held at th e G resh num ber th a t h as ever been p resen ted “L and D rainage." I. N. G abrielson, of
s - B iological S urvey, w as ex
Mr. P ric e em phasized th e need of i l i 1" 12 ™ On an d las,ed 10 m ln " ,e9- issue of th e M unhinotu.
am g ran g e h all w as com m ented upon h ere said P rin c ip a l Roy E. Cannon to- | ,,le
T he Ju n io r play is planned for the
th is m orning by C. U lysees Moore, day. O ur plan w ill be to ch an g e th e pected to speak in the tm ern o o n on p ro p er c a re in p reserv in g th e valu- The (second com m enced at 9:17 th a t
early p a rt or th e m iddle of A pril.
M. D., child specialist, in his ta lk th is p rice of adm ission and m ake it 35 “ R odents and P e s ts ” b u t he w as de ab le elem ents found In hn rn y ard fer- ’'venlnB and la8te<l f(lr m o w th a n an
“ 110" 8 WWe U,at a HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
m o rning. T he women from th e o u t cen ts w ith no reserv ed seats. We feel tain ed in S eattle and did not reach tliize r. H e quoted sta tistic s w hich r “ r \ T, .® i
show ed th a t th e re is th re e tim es as *° * d is,l,rb n n ce waa at a P °,n t a l>'
lying d istric ts a re ta k in g th e ir tim e th is w ill p u t it w ithin th e reach of all h ere a t all Monday.
WINS PORTLAND BRIDE
from Berke-
to come to G resham to th e se m eetings and give us sufficient funds to m ake Soil Problems Discussed by Specialist. m uch n itro g en in liquid fe rtiliz e r as I prox m a t^ ’’ :,sno
“ dlreC,ion t |la t could not he
b u t only a co m paratively few of th e up our deficit for th e g le e ’clu b s and
H. M. M oreland, head of the d e p a rt
Mr. P ric e gave an especially in te r th e re is in th e solid. F o r th is reason
it
should
be
p
ro
tected
from
th
e
w
eath-
I
.erm
i."?d_from
th e .record
G resham w om en have atten d ed any of o rch e stra.
estin g ta lk on soil problem s. T he m ost
m ent of a g ric u ltu re of the high school,
A ccording to word received from
th e m eetings so far. T he p rogram to
im p o rta n t elem ents n ecessary to the e r d u rin g th e w in te r m o n th s u n til it '
Buenos A ires, P ro fesso r F red erico and Miss L illian W ard, of P o rtlan d ,
day was on child health. Is it not as O.A.C. EXTENSION SERVICE
soil a re n itro g en , p h o sphorus and p ot can be hauled o ut on th e ground.
Aires,
P ro fesso r P red ica te ac h er In th e Albany high school,
im p o rta n t th a t the w om en of G resham
REPORTS WORK OF 1922 ash alth o u g h su lp h u r h as been gain- F e rtility In C om m ercial F ertilizers. | R Buenos
ast, d irec to r of th e govern m en t m ag- w ere m a rried In P o rtlan d lust S a tu r
know how to keep th e ir ch ild ren in
.
ing a m o re im p o rta n t place d u rin g th e
Some in fo rm atio n w hich m ay be of n etic o b se rv a to ry at P ilar, had p re day. F eb ru ary 3. Mr. and Mrs. M ore
, h ere.
The educatio n al cam paign J n ^ c o - ^ , a s t tw o or th re e year(J_ R
good h ea lth as the w om en living in
operativ e m a rk e tin g is b ut a p a r t of
v alu e to farm ers is th e am ount of dieted th a t in te n se seism ic d istu rb - land have ta k en an a p a rtm e n t in the
th e o utlying d istric ts?
th e w ell-rounded program of 16 fore, n ecessary to have th e se elem ents
T his w eek has alw ays been called phases of p ro jec ts conducted by th e ln th e soli before crops can be produced actu a! fe rtility w hich is found in th e an ces would o ccur F eb ru ary 1 and 2. R. E. Cannon house on Main street.
v ario u s com m ercial fe rtiliz e rs th a t a re '
______________
" F a rm e rs ’ W eek” but th is does not extension service of th e Oregon A g ri su ccessfu lly and th e p ro p er re su lts
now
on
th
e
m
a
r
k
e
t
T
he
figures
given
RADIO
ENTHUSIASTS
1 iifon I’a re n t-T e a e b e r A ssociation to
c
u
ltu
ra
l
College
in
1922,
and
rep
o
rted
m ean th a t only those who a re farm ers
secured from th e soil. Some p lan ts
in
extension
b
u
lle
tin
354
ju
s
t
issued.
a
re
in
ton
lots.
N
itrate
of
soda
has
'j’H
RECEIVE
Ill'Ll
ETIN
Meet.
a re eligible to a tte n d the m eetings. T he activ ities include:
re q u ire m ore of one elem ent th a n do 310 pounds of n itro g e n to a ton of
—- . ,
'
T
he
re
g
u
la
r
m
onthly m eeting of the
T he m eetings a t the g ran g e hall a re
W riting an av e rag e of 123 le tte rs o th e r p lan ts and th u s th e ground will f e rtilis e r; am m onia su lp h ate.
400 F o r th e benefit of those rad io en- Union I’are n t-T e u eh e r asso ciatio n will
v ery in te re stin g and w ell w orth a t a day d u rin g each w o rking day of becom e ru n down if th e sam e crop is
pounds n itro g e n and 500 pounds sul- th u sla sts, who have found th e study of be held on F rid ay evening, F eb ru ary
1922; p rin tin g 100,000 copies of b u l grow n y ear a fte r year.
tending.
p h u r; rock p h osphate, 250 pounds th is fasc in atin g science of sufficient 9, a t 8 o’clock a t the schoolhouse. The
letin
s
for
d
istrib
u
tio
n
;
con
d
u
ctin
g
ex
P otato Day is Well A ttended.
T he w ork in soil developm ent has
tension schools in 17 co u n ties; o rg a n
p h o sp h o ru s;
acid p h o sp h ate,
125 , in te re st to aw ak en a d esire to ta k e it m eeting is expected to be of special
Ovei 100 people attended th e P otato izing 6752 boys and g irls in club been going on d u rin g th e p ast 15 or
p h o sp h o ru s and 144 pounds su lp h u r; i up In real e a rn e st. T he In stitu te of in terest. Mr. K rum of th e Oak G rove
D ay pro g ram w hich w as held today w ork; a ssistin g in reclam atio n of 16 y ea rs b u t Mr. P ric e say s he has potassium su lp h ate, 850 pounds potas- I T echnology, o p erated by th e P o rtlan d
circle will be p rese n t and speak on
in M etzger’s hall in G resham . T he m any th ousan d ac res of w et lands by found th a t th e w ork in th e lab o rato ry
d em o n stratin g
p ru n in g , w ill not alw ay s w ork o u t in th e field sium . 324 pounds su lp h u r; potassium Y oung Men’s C h ristian A ssociation has moving p ictu res. Somo special m u si
m eetings have been tra n sfe rre d to th is d rain a g e;
spray in g , th in n in g , and soil building
chloride, 850 pounds p h o sp h ate; wood published a little booklet se ttin g forth cal num bers have also been arran g e d .
hall because It w as so difficult to get m ethods in m any o rch a rd s of th e sim ply because th e elem ents found, by
ashes, 10 pounds p h osphate, 100 in detail th e o p p o rtu n ities, w hich th is At th e close of th e m eeting, refre sh -
th e high school gym w arm enough in s ta te ; secu rin g th e adoption of b etter a la b o ra to ry te st to be lacking in th e
pounds p o tassiu m ; com plete fe rtili rap id ly ex panding In dustry offers to m ents will be served.
th is cool w eather. T he program sched feeding and breeding p rac tice s and a s soil are not alw ay s av ailab le as p lan t
zer,
33 p o unds n itro g en , 88 pounds po alm o st anyone.
uled for th e day w as com pletely c a r sistin g in disease co n tro l am ong th e food w hen placed ln th a t p a rtic u la r
tassiu m , 33 pounds su lp h u r; gypsum ;
h
erds
and
flocks
of
th
e
s
ta
te
;
d
e
te
rm
T he In s titu te h as asked F. L. Mack ( I L'l lYAI ED CORN ON
ried out. E. R. Ja ck m a n , extension ining cost of w heat, m ilk an d a lfa lfa soil. It is also som etim es th e case
or land p la ste r, 360 pounds su lp h u r. of G resham to g et in touch w ith as
HANDS AND KNEES
sp e cia list in crops, gave ta lk s on seed p roduction; cond u ctin g gopher, s q u ir th a t c e rta in elem ents alre ad y in th e
G ypsum is a good top d ressin g for m any as possible in th is com m unity
( W r it t e n fo r th e O u tlo o k b y R o b e rt W .
im provem ent and potato grading. rel, and ja c k ra b b it co n tro l cam p aig n s; soil a re not av ailab le as p la n t food
clover and sh o u ld be p ut on in the who a re In terested In rad io and dis-
F u lle r , A u to ,.‘a s te r S e rv ic e .)
P ro b lem s in m a rk e tin g w as discussed coo p eratin g w ith th e fed eral g o v ern and th u s th e adding of th e elem ents early sp rin g . C rude su lp h u r has 98
W arren W. Sim pson lived with hiH
trib
u
te
copies
of
th
is
bu
lletin
to
them
.
m
ent
in
tra
in
in
g
w
ounded
so
ld
iers
and
by Geo. L. D avenport, com m ission
lack in g does not com pletely re sto re per cen t o r 1960 pounds of su lp h u r.
widowed m other on a 40-acre farm at
sa ilo rs for su ccessfu l farm ing.
T he bu lletin p re se n ts an a ttra c tiv e N orthfield, M innesota.
m erch an t.
J. E. L arson, seedm an,
F a rm e rs an d o th e rs in te reste d a re th e soil. O ther m eans m u st then be T he h ig h est am o u n t of co n c en trated n p p earan ce and is c e rta in to help in
A crip p le from in fan tile p araly sis,
discussed "T h in g s N ecessary to stay invited to w rite for extension b u lletin tak en to m ake those elem ents a v a il p la n t food th a t can be o btained in any
stim u la tin g in te re st, If only th ro u g h he en tered th e corn club ln 1912, and
354.
A
ddress
O.
A.
C.
E
xtension
S
e
r
in th e B usiness.” T he m eeting closed
able as p la n t food.
fertilize r is 16 per cent. Tw elve per th e new conception it will give of the by sh e er will pow er and d eterm in a
w ith a round tab le discussion on p o ta vice, C orvallis, Oregon.
An effort is being m ade by th e ex ce n t is a good average. T he to tal sum
im p o rtan ce and perm an en cy of th is tion com pleted his project by a c tu a lly
toes.
cra w lin g th ro u g h th e corn on his
tension service to im p ress upon the of the figures on th e sack of fertilize r
m arvelous m eans of com m unication. hands and knees In o rd er to cu ltiv a te
U. OF O. DOING MUCH
farm ers th e necessity of g ettin g aw ay gives th e p ercen tag e. If a fertilize r
f oples of th is p u blication m ay be it.
TO SOLVE PROBLEMS from th e h ab it of classin g ail of the
PO W E L L V A LLEY
co n tain s a low p er cent, it is of poor had by callin g a t th e E lectric Store,
He not only succeeded in obtaining
T he U niversity of O regon's c o n trib elem en ts to g e th er and expecting a n y 'q u a lity an d co n tain s sand for weight. E le ctric B uilding, G resham , Oregon. a yield of 105 b u sh els per acre, b ut a t
A su rp rise p arty w as held la st T u e s ution to th e sta te and th e problem s of
th e sam e tim e his h ealth im proved bo
th a t he becam e able to walk.
day evening a t the Sw edish Mission th e in stitu tio n in th e face of a rap id ly
WEDNESDAY, FEBKI ARY 7
fe c t iv ' C lu b O rg a n iz a tio n
M rs. J. P. LOCAL Al Id DI \ 1ER
H a ir y H a y .
W ith his prize money and la rg e r re
L y n c h P re s id e n t C o u n ty le a d e r s A s s ’ n.
ch u rc h in honor of E, S a tte rstro m in increasin g en ro llm en t w ere discussed
12 to 1. N o o n H o u r.
(U . H . 8. G y m n a s iu m )
MAKES YAKIM I TRIP tu rn s from th e little 40-acre farm , be
ap p reciatio n of w hat he has done for by P re sid en t P. L. C am pbell at an a s
10 to 11. D isease P ro b le m s in th e D a ir y v l J w ' p i i C lu b ” M r ’s liw ’is’im ne *i Fii 'r '
cau se of his in creased know ledge of
sem bly held in th e W om an's building
1
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l Ä
&
t e
th e ch urch. A sum of $40 w as raised rec en tly in honor of th e m em bers of VVIerl’nary *>led iiVne" S '" ""8’ Pr° fe“ ° r ° f
W. A. H essel re tu rn e d Monday ev en crop production, he w ent on th ro ugh
--
me
! ro o m . G re s h a m H o m e M a k in g C lu b . M rs.
previous to th e su rp rise p a rty and it th e sta te le g islatu re. T he U niversity
ing from a trip to the Yakim a valley high school and last year finished an
a g ric u ltu ra l co u rse a t th e U niversity
w as intended to use the m oney for the stu d e n t body and staff gave a h ea rty
In W ashington. Mr. H essel drove one of M innesota.
U n io n S tock
p u rch a se of a p rese n t but th is w as not w elcom e to th e visitors.
of
his
new
1923
model
O
verlanda
on
H e Is now teach in g a g ric u ltu re In
re sid en t Cam pbell en u m erated r e
done so th e m oney w as presen ted to se a P rc
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M e e tin g s . H . C.
h co n trib u tio n s m ade to th e sta te
S e y m o u r, P o u lt r y a n d F ie ld C ro p s. l e a d th e 440-mile trip and his rep o rt of the th e L ew iston. M innesota, high school
:30 to 3:30. C o n ta g io u s A b o r tio n
him on th a t evening.
er. 1. J. A lle n . L iv e s to c k , le a d e r . H e le n am azingly low o p era tin g cost of the and doing clu b w ork by co operating
by th e university . T he School of E d u D a ir y C ow s. P ro f. B. T S im m s.
C o w g ill, H o m e P ro je c t L e a d e r.
ith th e co unty ag en t and actin g as
Rev. G ust E. John so n from S eattle cation. for exam ple. Is engagetTIn p u b
3 :30 to 4. D is c u s s io n .
e a r is as follow s: gasoline, av erag e of w
local leader.
H e a lth fo r th e A d u lt.
w ill preach W ednesday n ig h t at 8 in lic school su rv ey s to d eterm in e th e
28
m
iles
to
th
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allon,
th
re
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p
in
ts
of
FRIDtY. FEBRUARY 9
i G re s il a m G ra n g e H a ll)
His team w as th e cham pion Ju n io r
cost of education. T he re su lt of th is
10 to 11. fr a t W | •
th e Sw edish M ission church.
e a L ittle •
M a r k e tin g h a y .
oil consum ed and he m ade an av erag e j L ivestock Ju d g in g team l n ’*he sta te of
re se a rc h may be a recom m endation L o n g e r. M is s _ M a Z r g ls e e r ly y a M n . d S L m iv ith
,
N
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t
r
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H
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S.
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y
m
n
a
s
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m
)
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e F arm w hich w ill lead to fu rth e r econom ies tio n S p e c ia lis t. O . A . C .
it* 1922 and rep resen ted
10 to 11. C o o p e ra tiv e M a r k e tin g
H S of 25 m iles per hour and ¡»art of the
B ureau w ill be held a t th e school- in education. E ighteen m illion d o l
11 to 12. K e e p in g P h y s ic a lly F it . L e o B*^s< E x te n s io n S p e c ia lis t in M a rk e tin g . trip was over 40 m iles of snow and ice ".“‘V . " “ ,’
thC
Wye-
house on next S atu rd ay iv e n in g . Feb- la rs w as lost to th e sta te of Oregon R ic e n . M . D ., P o rtla n d .
.
. . .
JudKliiK co n test at th e I n t.r n a -
l l to 12. C o s ts o f P ro d u c tio n .
It. V. ,.„vUr„,i
12 to 1 :30. N o o n H o u r.
covercd pavem ent betw een E agle tlonal exposition. Just closed, w inning
r u u rj 10. T here is m uch in te re st be la st year th ro u g h disease w hich m ight
1 30 to 2 :3<». F a tig u e
Wm.
G u n n .^ F a rm M a n a g e m e n t D e m o n s tra to r,
ing
< reek and T he D alles. Mr. H essel fer- fo u rth , in com petition w ith 20 states.
O. A C.
T
School or
of i ,
•>Vu,r " »’ « y 'l i l a t r l s t , P o r tla n d
t > ta k en In th is m eeting as th e . F arm -I have been prevented,
i n he
e &cnooi
12 to 1. N o o n H o u r.
B ureau has ta k en up th e m a tte r of M edicine Is engaged In rese arch e s in Emm a F HeUma"" “ d U torUri-bvsh li
"When I was a clu b boy,” said Mr.
rled acro ss th e C olum bia a t P atte rso n
1 to 2. P re s e n t D a y M a rk e tin g . H. H
boosting for the hard su rfa cin g of th e I preventive m edicine to cu t down th is E —
” o m e n . Heed
................
d u c *’■“
a tio n * fo r W
C olleg e.
Besae
and reached the Y akim a valley via the Sim pson, w hile he was in Chicago, "I
3 3d to 4. T h p W o rk
of a
C o u n ty i i ' 2 to
determ ined then and th e re to become
I owe.I Valley road and wil! have a g re a t loss. The sp eak er called a tte n -
< . 3. .
th « M a r k e tin g P ro b le m s ? H orse H eaven co u n try .
p etit.o n Circulated
a t th a t tim e to be I . —
alon
f 0 s p . sta ff(,rd «J 8 p rO C P S S H e a lth N u rs e . M is s M a ry P. Billmeyer, I V n A H o lt, c ia rk a rn a » . C o u n ty A g e n t.
a club leader o r agric u ltu ra l teach er,
-
— to P • ro vs.
P u b lic H e a lth N u rs e , M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty . 1 3 to 4; F a rm P usineK s A n a ly s is . It. V .
Mr.
H
essel
re
p
o
rts
th
a
t
th
e
re
is
an
in o rd er th a t I m ight do for o th e r
I . “s u ite d to th e county c o m m issio n -; converting m ill w aste into valu ab le
i G u n n . F a rm M a n a g e m e n t. D e m o n s tra to r
I O. A . C.
ab u n d an ce of potatoes in th a t co u n try boys and g irls w h at w as done for me
•rs. All interested in th is p ro ject a re by-products and a high g rad e of corn-
T ill I M I U . F KBIH AKI h
H
o
n«eh<»lil
C
n
n
te
n
le
s
rp
«
.
In Boys' and G irls’ Club w ork.”
p la n n in g to be p rese n t in force.
m ercial charcoal.
for w hich th e re is no m arket.
H » rry h a y .
(G re s h a m (¡ ra n g e H a ll)
It m ay be said th a t th is case is ex
M em bers and friends of the Swe-
"T he u n iv e rsity has co n siste n tly
(U
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y m n a s iu m )
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A
dish L u th eran church a re rem inded ,,VPd w ltb!n ,ts m illage allow ance," < » 'z. to. V * CoRt o f P ro d u c in g B e rrie s , i G ra ce J o h n s o n . P r o f o f H o u s e h o ld A d -
ceptional, hut "T ru th Is stra n g e r th an
Sheet
Music.
th a t th e m eeting of th e L adies Aid so- sal(, r r p a (ient Cam pbell.
It has H . <». A n d re w . B e r r y G ro w e r.
j m in is tr a tio n . O. A . C.
fiction.” H u n d red s of club boys and
We a re c a rry in g a full line of all glrln a re now actin g as local lead ers
to 12. H a n d lin g th e P e r r y S oli. C.
L
,o 12. P la n n in g th e D a y 's W o rk .
ciety h as postponed Its m eeting from fu r, hpr absorbed all the new co st of I. 11
. L o n g . E x te n s io n S p e c ia lis t in f f o r t t -
G ra ce Jo h n so n .
th e la test p o p u la r songs in sheet In th e ir v ario u s com m unities and c a r
he Sth to th e 15th of F eb ru ary , on ; )(9 grow th w ithout going to th e sta te c u ltu re . O A C
I 12 to 1 30. N o o n H o u r.
12 to 1. N o o n H o u r
1 3 0 to 2 30. S u cce ssfu l F a m ily L ife . m usic. Buy a piece, tak e It home and ry in g on the good w ork in ju st us r e
acco u n t of F arm ers W ees.
for m ore m iliage funds, although th e is
if you do n ot like it b rin g it back and m a rk a b le a way as In th e case of
I 30. P la n tin g a n d f a r i n g fo r B e r -
O n c t i .Johnttnn.
Mr. and Mrs. K arl J. H agberg w e r e ( |,ss been a 37 cen t Increase in en ro ll- r y 1 . , to
L,^ nAt,' -
N u rs e ry m a n .
2 :30 to 3 :3(‘. S tre tc h in g th e D o lla r
A . exchange It
Gu.v D. Jones, Jew eler. ' W arren Sim pson.
given a com plete su rp rise la st Sunday n,ent In th e past tw o years. It is ab-
1 3<» to 2. T h e f'a n n in g P ro b le m s and G ra c e Jo h n so n .
- -
y ab o u t 30 of th e ir friends who cam e sorbing a m illage loss from decreased JJow- T h e y A ffe c t th e G ro w 'e r J a s L
in tc rem ind them of th e 25th anni- ’ v o lra ’iens th is y ear and it is endeav I F is * h to e r, 3. C a F n r n u e it ry s m o a th n e r th a n B a s p h e rrle a to
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10
A n n u a l H o m e P ro d u c ts B a n q u e t, 12:30
'e r s a r y of tlrelr m arrl-.ge W ith th e o rj
to finance p a rt of a loss from D e v e lo p th e C o m m u n ity . P r o f W 8
P.
M
M a s o n ic H a l. G re s h a m , g iv e n by
exception of W. and H. B ottieson, th e ]38t su m m er’s fire w hich destroyed Brown, P ro fe s s o r In H o r t ic u ltu r e , o. A. C. G re s h a m
B u rin e s s M e n 's A s s o c ia tio n to
J t o 4. G e n e ra l D is c u s s io n a n d P ro g ra m
g u ests w ere all P o rtla n d frien d s who , wo of ftg buildings.”
r
a
r
m
/
r
s
a n d t h e ir w iv e s w h o h a v e a t
| a j \K o r k .
had been neighbors and frien d s of Mr.
______________
ten ded d u r in g th e w eek
f i n ik in ? h a y .
A D M I8 IH O N B Y T I C K E T
and Mrs. H agberg in D uluth, Minne
Money to loan on real estate. B ,
(G re s h a m G ra n g e H a il)
A d d re s s o f W e lco m e . K
A. M ille r .
sota, 30 y ears ago.
,
1(1 to 11.
Illu s tr a te d T
...............................T
a f a lk on lin e s fo r M a y o r o f G rc s h a
W. T h o rn e, a t B ank of G resham .
th e S to u t a n d T h in F ig u re
M isa L ila M
- r w . iZ r a t liT n i h . w . . .
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I
“In Old New England”
O N eale . A s s t
Get Y our Spring or
Summer Hat in Gresham
where you will receive personal at
tention to aid you in making your
selection.
A variety of the best styles will be
found here at the lowest prices.
Gresham Hat Shop
Kate Moi-'fttan,
P ro f. H o u s e h o ld A r t o A G j E j - | a ! ,||e. K d lto r
M
‘ W e s ti'rn ' F a rm e r
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11 to 12 C o lo r D e m o n s tra tio n
____ __
usi«- a n d e n te rta in m e n t in te rs p e rs e d .
c o m b in e c o lo rs
H o w to choose b e c o m in g
<
1st»
M
em
ber«
hay.
ones. M is s ♦ ! ’ a M . O N e a lr
1. «n t l L' f V u h ^ l u i ^ V T ^ y m o u r .
12 to 2. N o o n H o u r
J 4 . S h o rt C u t» In S e w in g
(L a d le s I S la te C |u |, le a d e r
,s h o u ld
b r in g
needle
th re a d ,
aclaaors.
f l u ì , y e lls a n d songs.
th im b le , p in s a n d m a te r ia l to c a r r y n u t
12 to 1 L u n c h e o n *
M is s L i l a M i
1 to
• '" " c n e o n
som * o r th e s u g g e s tio n s )
M o v in g
P ic tu re s ,
G re s h a m
lie
T h e a te r
I . o rs i ( Inh Leaders H ay.
G —
re o h a —
m G
ra n g e .._
H a ii)
ll
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“ « I t t e r F a rm H o m e ” M o n o a y . F e k . | j .
P ro _
g ra m
T» u n d e r d ire c tio n o l f f o u n t y
n g e m e n ts h a v e been m ade f o r ari
T>eader« A s s „ o c ia
tio . n . -------
M rs ---- J -■
P L y n t h , illu A s rra
.
.
tr a te d
le c tu re
on
"B e tte r
F a rm
K re s id
'* ent ;
f . N . la is le y . vic e p r e s id e n t; H o m e s ’ to he g iv e n a t th e M e th o d ia t
rs K B eers, s e c re ta ry
lu r e d In G re s h a m on M o n d a y e v e n in g
10 to 10 »3
I llu s tr a te d F ilm Ix w tu r e — ( F • e
b r u a r y 12 a s a r t t t ln g close fo r th e
C a m p V a le .
H . C. H e y m o u r. S ta te C lu b p ro g ra m s o f F a rm e rs ’ W eek. P ro f. W . H
L a udier G A . c .
H e rtz o g . o f th e d e p a rtm e n t o f r u r a l lead -
Ü .,o V . . 10- th n ru s a lo n — A
R a tte r • e sh ip o f K im b a ll g r h o o l o f T h e o lo g y
< lu h h a ir
A C A ld e rs o n . C o u n ty S c h o rl w i l l le> th e s p e a k e r T h is Is b e in g a r r a n g
*> ip e rln te n < le n t , H . A
le -w ls , P re s id e n t ed f o r b y th e p a s to rs o f th e P o w e ll V a lle y
, • o u n tv F a i r B o a rd
I
11 JO to 12. D la cu a sto n — A M o re K f- B r<U l H tU |eOOP* r “ ,iO n WUh
Agent
Clean, W holesome Comedy-Drama in Four Acts
J
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ROCKW OOD
GRANGE
H A LL
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 10
1
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1
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Etill of Eun hih I Pathos.
All H one Talent.
A Typical “ Down East" Play.
Adults
Children 15f
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