Gresham outlook., March 13, 1923, Image 1

T W IC E
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 4
PIONEER RESIDENT
LAID TO REST; DIES
OF HEART FAILURE
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 13. 1823
EASTER CAROLING LIKELY
TO BE FOLLOWED HERE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#1.50 Her Year
GUN CLUB ANNOUNCES
FAIR BOARD SATISFIES “CLEAN-UP”
ROSE CITY 104» SHOOT STATE LEADER IS
COMMITTEE; COOPERATION ASSURED
HEARD BY BOYS
OF CALF CLUBS
It m ay be th a t one of th e first d irect
O. N. Ford, m an ag er of th e P o rtlan d
ac tiv itie s of th e new ly organized Mu­
Gun club, has ju s t re tu rn e d from Los
sical A rts club of G resham w ill be th e
A ngeles w here he atten d ed th e Pacific
stre e t ca ro lin g on E a ste r m orning
L ast n ig h t’s m eeting of th e fa ir favoring a clean fa ir for 1923 in so far Zone T ournam ent. T he p la n s of th e
w hich w ill be Sunday. A pril 1. T he
as the elim in atio n of u n d esirab le c a r ­ to u rn am en t w ere som ew hat ham pered
m a tte r w ill be considered at th e next board w ill go down in th e h isto ry of
by th e sudden death th e day before
H enry M etzger, pioneer re sid e n t of m eeting.
th e M ultnom ah co unty fa ir as the nival fea tu re s and con cessio n s.”
th e shoot of Capt. A. W. B ru n er, own-
L. J. Allen, sta te livestock club
“T
h
at
th
e
fa
ir
be
k
ep
t
closed
on
G resham , passed aw ay suddenly a t the
In fo rm a tio n an d suggestions p e r­ tu rn in g point in favor of a b ro ad er Sunday, provided th e o rg an izatio n s
a,ld m an aKer of th e club. F ra n k lead er, m et th e M ultnom ah county
fam ily resid en ce on S aturday, M arch ta in in g to th is p rac tice have been re ­
sp irit of co n sid eratio n and cooperation rep resen ted u n d e rta k e to sell 2000 T roeh, m em ber of th e P o rtla n d club, i ca lf club in an in te restin g session on
10, aged 74 years. T he d eath w as en ­ ceived by th e O utlook from th e N ation­
won th e four Pacific Zone cham pion last S atu rd ay m orning at th e G resham
tire ly unexpected and cam e as a shock al R ureau for th e A dvancem ent of betw een th e board m em bers and th e season tic k e ts.”
ships. H e w as in fine shape an d m ade lib rary . Mr. A llen gave in stru c tio n s
various
county
edu
catio
n
al,
religious
The
board
decided
on
a
censor
com
­
to th e m em bers of th e fam ily and th e Music. It is a b eau tifu l custom , is an
as to th e c a re and m anagem ent of
m ittee of five, th re e frem th e o rg a n i­ a g re a t record.
la rg e num ber of rela tiv e s and friends. a p p ro p ria te com m unity activ ity and and club o rganization.
T he follow ing m em bers of th e P o rt­ calv es an d th e keeping of business
It
w
as
an
ad
jo
u
rn
ed
m
eeting
from
zations
and
tw
o
from
th
e
fair
board,
H e is survived by h is widow, th re e brin g s joy to m any h ea rts.
la st M onday nig h t w hen re p re se n ta ­ whose duty should be to p ass upon all land club atten d ed : K eller, P resto n , records.
sons and tw o d au g h ters. T he sons
One of th e n ew est p h ases of th e
T he Je rse y clu b boys voted u n a n i­
tives
of ab o u t 70 o rg an izatio n s of th e concesslous aud o rd e r rem oved all ^ e a " !y- R ickard, C ellrea, Ford, J. B.
. - a r e W illiam C., F ra n k , and A delbert com m unity m usic m ovem ent, w hich
not passing th e s tric t te st of w hole- ¡T roeh, F ia n k Troeh, F. Stoop and Dr. m ously to m ake a calf exhibit as a
W, T he d au g h ters a re Mrs. P e a rl has m ade such im p o rta n t headw ay in county an d of P o rtla n d ap p eared be­
p a rt of th e Je rse y ju b ilee to be held
E xley and Mrs. E lsie M illeson, a ll of th is co u n try since th e w ar, is outdoor fo re th e board w ith th e ir p etitio n s and som eness an d m o rality . T h is was un- A eOt. All m ade good scores,
* o rtla n d club w as aw arded th e 1924 in th e n ear fu tu re, w hich w ill come
G resham . Jo h n H. and L ew is C. M etz­ ca ro lin g on E a ste rn m o rn in g along reso lu tio n s, ap p ealin g to th e board to derstood to cover all gam b lin g devices.
into M ultnom ah county for th e first
Mr. L ew is ap p o in ted on th is com- j I’acltle Zone shoot.
g e r of G resham a re b ro th e rs and Dan th e lines of th e very su ccessfu l stre e t elim in ate th e ca rn iv al com pany and
tim e.
m
ittee
from
th
e
board,
him
self
and
T
he
opening
shoot
of
th
e
season,
keep
th
e
fa
ir
closed
on
Sunday.
T
he
W. M etzger of Lodie, C alifornia, a re carolin g on C h ristm as m orning. P la n s
Mr. Allen, Miss Calkins, county club
fair board asked for tim e to consider T. R. ilo w itt. Mrs. L ynch, us ch a ir- T he Ko8e C*»* H undred No. 4, will be
b ro th ers.
a lre ad y a re u n d er w ay in m any places
leader, and C. P. T allm an, livestock
m
an
for
th
e
delegations,
appointed
held
on
th
e
P
o
rtlan
d
Gun
club
th
e
proposal
and
arra
n
g
e
d
to
m
eet
a
D eath w as in stan ta n eo u s and cam e for th e re h e a rsin g of th e young peo­
project head for th e county, laid out
w hile Mr. M etzger w as restin g in his p le’s g ro u p s w hich u su ally ta k e p a rt com m ittee of seven from th e d elega­ Rev. A. 8. H isey, C. E. G ossett, of Cot- grounds, Friday, S atu rd ay and Sun-
a program of w ork to be given to th e
trell,
and
herself.
day.
A
pril
13,
14,
15.
T
his
is
one
of
tions
and
w
ork
out
a
feasab
le
plan.
hom e a fte r having finished his a fte r in th e singing, an d it is probable th a t
It was considered th a t th e petition- Hie big shoots of th e n o rth w est and club lead ers of the county. T his w ill
T he com m ittee, co n sistin g of Mrs.
noon chores. He w as sittin g in a ch a ir w ithin th e next few y ea rs th is public-
ers
had by th is a rra n g e m e n t and th e c a rrie s over fourteen hu n d red d o llars include w ork for re g u la r m eetings,
E
lm
er
Cook,
Mrs.
A
lta
G
entry,
F.
N.
read in g , w hen he suddenly collapsed spirited m usical activ ity will become
club to u rs, d em o n stratio n s and ex­
Lasley,
E
th
el
C
alkins,
Mr.
K
irk
p
atrick
,
pledges
of th e fa ir board secured prac- j c a sh *n program .
H e had been in his u su al h ealth and as c h a ra c te ristic a fe a tu re of th e
hibits.
tically
all
th
ey
had
asked
and
even
T
h
e
Kun
cluh
K™u»“
«a
are
located
Miss
S
m
ith
and
B.
E.
Boice,
again
a
s
k
­
th e m em bers of th e fam ily had no E a ste r ce leb ratio n as th e C h ristm as
S
ev
eral
local
A H olstein Club W as O rganized a t
ed for th e Sunday closing and the con- m ore th an th ey hud reaso n to expect. ,,oar J**” «1« statio n
know ledge of h e a rt trouble.
ca ro lin g is of th e Y uletide festivities. cession clean-up.
,
The
fair
b
oard
accepted
th
e
pledge
men
a
re
m
em
bers
of
th
e
cluh.
T his Time.
Mr. M etzger w as born n ear C ircle­ T he p le asa n t w eath er likely to p re ­
It may be said th a t h o u rs w ere con- ' of the p etitio n e rs th a t they would
T he value of calf club w ork w as
ville, P ickaw ay county, Ohio, Ju n e 21, vail in th e ea rly sp rin g is an added
sumeil in d iscussing th e p ossibilities co operate w ith th e board in all AXTELL IS MANAGER
brought out by th e rep o rt th a t th ree
1849. He moved w ith his p a re n ts to advantage.
DI' OIL ( (IMPANA hoys, C harles T allm an, P ercy C arlson
and try in g to arriv e a t a decision a c ­ w ays and would u n d erta k e to sell
K an sa s in 1858. On A pril 8, 1877, he
G re at m assed ch o ru ses of men,
and Fred Bowman have c a rrie d th e ir
two tho u san d season tic k ets am ong
m a rrie d Miss C lem entine B eers and in women an d ch ild ren have g ath ered cep tab le to all.
F. D. A xtell, w ell know n here, sends
calves
th ro u g h to th e producing stage
W
hat
th
e
d
elegates
m
ean
t
by
a
th
e
m
em
bers
of
th
e
v
ario
u
s
clubs
th e sp rin g of 1878 they moved to O re­ for su n rise singing on E a ste r m o rn ­
w ord th a t he is g en eral m an ag er of
gon. F o r th e first four y ea rs they ing, notab ly on th e M ount of Olives ‘c le a n ’’ fa ir; w hat p la n s th ey could and in P o rtlan d an d th ro u g h o u t H enry It. llabney com pany, oil o p er­ and are m ilking them ns heifers.
lived on w hat is now th e Cotton farm , n ea r Los A ngeles and on th e Mall in w ork o ut for raisin g rev en u e to offset th e county g en erally . They w ill also ato rs, at Seal Beach, C alifornia. The They a re w eighing th e m ilk m orning
a fte r w hich they moved onto th e farm C entral P ark , New York, but th e idea th e loss if th e carn iv al concession w as ' a rra n g e for ed u catio n al and en tertain - C oast Review of Long Beach, under and evening and a re keeping accu rate
w hich h as been th e ir hom e ever since. w hich is now being fostered by choir excluded; how th e b oard could se­ ing show s on th e fa ir gro u n d s, for date of M arch 2, co ntained th e follow ­ reco rd s w hich a re a model for any
u re u n objectionable am u sem en t fea- w hich a sm all adm ission will be
dairym an. Two of th e boys a re bot­
F u n e ra l services w ere held th is a f­ and club leaders, S unday school su - c lure3
jf ,t excluded th e c a rn lv al COIM •b arg ed , th e proceeds to aid th e fair, ing account of b reak in g th ro u g h a tlin g th e ir m ilk and reta ilin g it.
ternoon at 2 o’clock a t th e M ethodist p erin ten d en ts and com m unity o rg a n ­
new w ell:
In one case, a t least, th e m ilk from
M essrs. S chneider, B ru g g er and
E piscopal church. T he Rev. D. M. izers, is th e re c ru itin g and tra in in g of pany,—a ll of th ese and o th e r phases of
“ W hile th e atten tio n of S outhern
the
m
a
tte
r
w
ere
th
o
ro
u
g
h
ly
consid­
the boy’s heifer is being sold to the
R
oberts,
re
p
re
se
n
tin
g
th
e
G
resham
C athey p reached th e fu n eral serm on sm a lle r bands to tra v e rs e a fixed ro u te
„ . . . ,
.
,
, .
, C alifornia w as ce n tered on th e spec
, ,
A m erican Legion, ap p eared be- ,
.
, ,, ,
., ,
.. i fam ily at m ark et price.
an d th e Rev. A. S. H isey assiste d in thro u g h th e tow n or ta k e th e ir stand ered and a conclusion finaly reached , Post,
__ „ _
,____,
ta c u la r o u tb reak of Ryder, No. 1 well I I(
t ..... I t
It is not too late for boys to en ro ll
fore the fa ir board ask in g for th e use
th e service. Music w as fu rn ish ed by at different locations, b rin g in g to all accepted by all.
on Signal H ill y esterd ay , th e little
T he board passed the follow ing re s­ of the g ro u n d s for th e F o u rth of Ju ly
. in calf club w ork this sp rin g , said
a q u a rte t co n sistin g of Miss M artha the m essage of joy and aw akening
tow n of Seal Beach w as all agog over I
celebration. T h eir req u e st w as h ea rt- a pending gas w ell o u tb rea k w ithin | Miss C aikm s, and atten tio n of p are n ts
H agberg, Mrs. A. S. H isey, D. M. Rob­ life. T he sick and sh u t-in s w ho c a n ­ o lutions:
“T h a t th e board go on record as ; ily granted
is called to th e g reat vulue to c h il­
e rts and L eslie W alrad, w ith accom ­ not go to ch u rc h to h ea r th e services
its own city lim its
d ren by c a rry in g on th is w ork. Any­
p an im en t by Mrs. A. W. Shipley.
“
B
reak
in
g
th
ro
u
g
h
3100
feet
of
drill
a re given p a rtic u la r atten tio n . The
w ishing inform ation should see
T he pall b e a re rs w ere G eorge and in itial im p etu s has been given th e GRESHAM GRANGE WILL
( OH MBIAN HIGH SCHOOL ing mull, heavy gas p re ssu re nt th e one
Miss C alkins or Mr. T allm an.
HAYE SOCIAL BRANCH
Jo h n S leret, F red Ruegg, Dr. R. H. m ovem ent by th e C om m unity Service,
NOTES.
H enry R. Dabney No. 1 w ell, th r e a t­
T he County Je rse y d u ll w as re p re ­
Todd, Wm. Thom and G eorge M. K en­ Inc.
ened for a tim e to repeat th e Ryder
T he p etition of a score of young peo­
sen ted a t th is m eeting by its leader,
The “A lpha Cu To C lu" of Colum ­
ney. In te rm e n t w as in th e fam ily lot
outbreak. T he gas belched up q u a n ­
L ike th e C h ristm as eve c a ro l­ ple for a b ran ch of th e g ran g e for
C. P. T allm an and th e follow ing m em ­
bian High gave a very su ccessfu l “kid
in th e G resham cem etery.
tities of th e d rillin g mud. A cap w as
ing, now held in h u n d red s of cities aud p urely social p urposes w as gran ted
ber«: Chas. T allm an , R obert Soder-
p arty " on la st Friday, M arch 2d in th e
finally placed over th e casin g to
tow ns th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try , o u t­ on condition th a t th e young people de­
q
u ist, Fred Buwmun, B ern ard R obert­
g
ran
g
e
hall.
T
he
evening
w
as
spent
STUMP BURNING WILL
hich w as attach ed a ten-foot How
door singing a t E a ste r is th e revival
g th e innovation becom e m em bers in playing ch ild ren s gam es. E very- w
son, C larence G ritlln, H elen A lthaus,
,,
. ..
BE DEMONSTRATED and tra n s p la n tin g of a b eau tifu l Old sirin
and th e gas ignited to prev en t
of th e g ran g e. T he p lan is to hold one \ had a doll in his arm and . a “suck- line
K enneth K esterson, Sven N elson and
. . .
.
. . . . .
fu rth e r dam age,
W
orld
custom
.
As
is
w
ell
know
n,
evening
m
eetings
tw
ice
a
m
onth
but
T he farm of R. L. Sabin, one m ile
Clifford E kstrom . T he County H ol­
er in his m outh. An au ctio n w as
» a i n
,
.
.
.
.
.
i
T he tow n of Seal Beach tu rn ed out
n o rth of B oring, w ill be th e scene of m any of th e p ractices connected w ith th e d ates have not yet been set or th e giv u by th e m em bers of th e club and !
.
, ,
„ ,, .
T, stein club leader, J. Flem ing, w as
.
en m asse to w atch th e o p eratio n s. It
the
festiv
al
of
th
e
R
e
su
rrectio
n
are
com
plete
p
ro
g
ram
w
orked
out.
p rese n t and the follow ing m em bers:
a big stum p b u rn in g d em o n stratio n on
a rtic le s all th e w ay from tw o “k id s’’
, ,
. . . ....
.
by fa r th e m ost th rillin g oil de-
W. E. Rambo, re p re se n tin g th e C hil­ to a “sum m er re so rt w ere sold. T he w as
T h u rsd ay , M arch 15, beginning at trac ea b le to th e h eath en ra c e s of
P ercy C arlson, Jo h n Flem ing, R obert
.
,,,
, ,
.
.
.
.
.
.
velopm
ent
th
a
t
th
e
citizen
s
had
ex
­
n o rth e rn E urope, to whom th e o cca­ d re n ’s F’arm Home a t C orvallis, gave
1:30 in the afternoon.
honor of being th e m ost cleverly
,
, . . . . .. ,
.. „, ,
„ , K erslak e and Andy A nderegg. S everal
. . ,
.
perienced w ithin th e ir city. Today Seal
m em bers w ere p resen t from th e C or­
T he Z ysett stum p b u rn e r w ill be sion rep rese n ted th e com ing of sp rin g , an in te re stin g ta lk on th a t in stitu tio n . dressed g irl and boy w ent to Ire n e
. .u . .u
„
,
..
.
• Beach is firm ly convinced th a t th e
release
from
th
e
bonds
of
w
in
ter
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
H
oney
announced
th
a
t
d em o n strate d a t th is tim e on a tr a c t
E vans and W illiam M organ. Au ad-
. ,, u
,
..
_ ...
, b ett club now being organized. Mah-
. . .
next oil field of so u th ern C alifornia
lon E vans, S tanley and K enneth Neu-
of six ac re s of som e' of th e heaviest g ree tin g to th e re -b irth in all n atu re. C. G. S ch n eid er w as th e one th ro u g h m ission fee of a penny a y ear of age
.
...
,
, ,,
.
. . ,
,
lies betw een S ignal H ill and H untlng-
E
a
ste
r
eggs,
signifying
th
e
g
e
rm
in
a
t­
whom
to
m
ake
co
n
trib
u
tio
n
s
from
th
is
r e re r all have p ure bred calves.
stu m p s in Oregon. Many in th is vic­
w as charged a t th e door. T he pro- .
,,
, „
.
, . ton Beach.
in ity a re in te reste d in land c lea rin g ing fe rtility of th e season, E a ste r s a l­ com m unity. Mrs. R. F. W alters, who coeds, $15.57, w ent to th e stu d e n t
______________
u
ta
tio
n
s
an
d
E
aster
plays
and
sp
e
c
ta
­
acted as le c tu re r on acco u n t of the
FARM RECORDS < LI It
and in th is p a rtic u la r m ethod of d is­
body. A bout 11 o'clock ice cream and |>()'|’ VI’O SOCIAL PROGRAM
IS ORGANIZED HERE
po sing of th e stu m p s and a large cles come m ostly from th is source. absence of th e le c tu re r, Mrs. H. A. cake w ere served. L ucile W oodard |
EYEN'I'
OE
WEDNESDAY
crow d is expected to w itness the o p e r­ T he caro lin g is an expansion of th e C urry, read e x tra c ts from th e an n u al had ch arg e of th e p arty
friendly sa lu ta tio n .
W ork is g ettin g u nder w ay by th e
re p o rt of th e P aul V. M aris, sta te di­
ation.
T he salesm an sh ip d riv e for th e
It is rep o rted th a t th e re will be
Not m ore th a n five or six hym ns re c to r of extension w ork. T he m u- C ountry G entlem an in ch a rg e of th e
F arm Records club w hich w as o rg a n ­
m any o th e r delicious viands besides
a re used by th e outdoor sin g ers, and sical and o th e r nu m b ers of th e pro- i Misses D oris E m ily an d L ucile Wood-
ized d u rin g F a rm e rs' Week u nder th e
DAIRY DEMONSTRATION
potatoes a t th e ca fete ria su p p er to be
the
ac
tu
al
p
ro
g
ram
s
are
often
co
n
­
gram w ere c a rrie d out as announced ard closed a t noon on T uesday. T he given by th e L adies' Guild of th e d irectio n of R. V. G unn of O. A. C.,
TO BE HELlt TOMORROW
fined to tw o or th re e of these, re p e a t­ and w ere m uch enjoyed.
| “ M utts” u n d er Miss E m ily’s lead ersh ip Bethel B ap tist ch u rch at th e O range farm m anag em en t d em o n strator. The
D airy d em o n stratio n s w ill be held ed as occasion dem ands.
T he fa ­
won over th e “Jeffs” by 17 su b sc rip ­ h all on W ednesday evening, M arch 14. o bject of th is club is to tra in the
on W ednesday, M arch 14, u n d er th e vorite E a ste r hym ns p robably a re A. R. MORGAN
tions. Doris E m ily and H arold C h am ­ C ertain it is, "however, th a t th e potato m em bers in th e keeping of re g u la r
d irectio n of County A gent S. B. Hall. "C h rist th e Lord is R isen T oday,” by
HOST TO MASONS b erlain sold th e m ost su b scrip tio n s w ill be th e re In its m ost a ttra c tiv e farm records. T he y e a r’s w ork be­
T he first w ill be a t th e C. H. S tone C harles W esley; “T he S trife Is O’e r;
gins w ith an a c c u ra te in ventory a t the
A. R. M organ, p ro p rie to r of C h an ti­ thereby ea rn in g th e tw o gold pencils form s. Irish stew will be one of the beginning of the year, th e carefu l a c ­
farm a t F airview a t 10 o'clock and the the B a ttle's Done,” arra n g e d from
given as Individual prizes. T he school fav o rite d ish es offered. T he colleens
second a t th e farm of Chas. B erney P a le strin a , and “Come Ye F aith fu l, cleer Inn, held his second an n u al
co u n t of profits and losses and ends
ban q u et for his fellow m em bers of nl;,de 15417 from tl,e e n te rp rise .
who will se rv e w ill be d ressed in
e a st of th e Sandy n e a r T routdale.
R aise th e S tra in " by A rth u r S u lli­
T he m em bers of th e baseball team w hite and green and th e deeorntlnnH with a second inventory and an an a ly ­
F airview Lodge No. 92, A. F. & A. M. on
N. C. Jam iso n , dairy sp e cia list from van.
j
are
p racticin g evejy noon and will will be all suggestive of th e em erald sis of the situ atio n a t th e close of th e
O. A. C., w ill be th e sp e ak e r an d th e
A w ord sh eet co n tain in g th e verses S atu rd ay evening, M arch 10.
year.
County C om m issioner J. H. R ankin soon be ready to show an y opposing isle.
su b je ct w ill be breeding. T his is th e of th ese and o th e r ap p ro p ria te caro ls
T he local club leader is Jo h n C arl­
team
“how
to
play
b
all.”
A fine p ro g ram has been a rran g e d
second m eeting of th e se rie s of m eet­ has been issued by th e Music B ureau and Ex-U nited S tates A ttorney B ert
son,
a g rad u a te of th e union high
Miss Joy C ro ck ett an d Miss E lsa w hich will co n sist of piano solo by
ings u n d er farm p ro jec t w ork being of th e C om m unity Service, as h as also H aney w ere th e p rin cip al speakers.
school, who had th e sam e line of w ork
B
erner,
high
school
in
stru
c
to
rs,
spent
Miss F lo ren ce H oney, solos by M. E.
Mrs. M organ gave sev eral read in g s j
a rra n g e d for th is y ear by Mr. H all.
a bu lletin by Prof. W. D ykem a of th e
in th e a g ric u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t and
the w eek-end in P o rtlan d .
Quigley of P o rtlan d , b ro th er-in -law of
w
hich
w
ere
g
rea
tly
enjoyed
by
th
e
U niversity of W isconsin, giving th e
who who is w illing to give co n sid er­
Mrs. W. F. Honey who took such an
AUTOISTS’ TROUBLES
orig in of an d d escrip tiv e notes on the visitors.
able tim e evenings to th e en courage­
A bou n tifu l re p a st w as served a fte r
T he peach and p ru n e tw ig m iner is i In terestin g p a rt in th e rec en t "trip m ent of th e boys. The m em bers of
OE FEW YEARS AGO E aster songs. In ad d itio n suggestions
w hich th e m em bers extended th e ir J co ntrolled by th e sta n d a rd ap p lies- around th e w orld, solos by Leslie th e club are H enry Myers, Jo h n F lem ­
a
re
given
for
th
e
o
rg
an
izatio
n
of
Only one who has w atched th e au to ­
w in ter stre n g th lim e-su lfu r so- W alrad, Guy D. Jo n es and Miss
m obile or been connected in som e w ay young people’s ca ro lin g groups. T he th a n k s to Mr. and Mrs. M organ as a Bon
ing, l’ercy C arlson, L eonard Nelson
w ith th e in d u stry since its youth can word sh eet and th e bu lletin m ay be token of th e ir ap p reciatio n of th e ir luiion. T his w orm has been serious- | M artha H agberg and read in g s by Mrs. and Alvin K aser. They have chosen
a p p re c ia te th e m arvelous advance in obtained free upon req u e st by rea d ers ho sp itality .
j ly ab u n d a n t as a fru it p est p a rtlc u -j E. H. Kelly and Mrs. D. Q. B arry.
for th e ir slogan "P ro p o r R ecords for
im p rovem ents and refinem ents over a
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larly in peaches and ap rico ts. Sum-
Supper w ill be served beginning at
of
th
is
page
from
th
e
N
ational
B
ureau
: P ro sp ero u s F arm er« .” In each case
few sh o rt y ea rs ago.
P iano T uning.
mer sp ray s a re of little value in th eir 5 o'clock. T he program will follow a t :
T h ere a re few autom obile ow ners for th e A dvancem ent of Music, 105
th e boys have en tered Into an ag re e­
S atisfactio n g u aran teed . $3. F red control. It is th e exceptional o rch a rd - about 8 o’clock.
today w ho realize w hat changes have W est 40th stre e t. New York.
m ent with th e ir fa th e rs and th e ir
B. Jo n es, 262 5 E a st 49th stre e t.
1st w,lo can afford to n eglect sp ray in g
been m ade ju s t in re c e n t y ea rs to
A ccording to th e plan outlined in
p ractice work will be th e keeping of
m ake th e autom obile the m ost con­
1 his p ru n es, p eaches o r ap ric o ts for
Sahaglng Worn-out Pavement«.
the b u lle tin , th e ideal size fo r an
. . th e reco rd s of th e home furm.
v en ien t vehicle of tran sp o rta tio n .
_mo,?L J m Por4anl ,i° l,e. a b !e 40 I th e co n tro l of th is serio u s in sect pest.
One of th e g re a te st issu es involved
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v.
T he b attery , fo r instan ce, says Mr. E aster caro l g ro u p is from eight to recognize o p p o rtu n ity th an to have
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.In highw ay co n stru ctio n by sta te s, I T h l* P artic u lar line of cluh w ork
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
.
If
you
don’t
know
U
M cC arter local W illard dealer, is one 16 or 20 sin g e rs, accom panied by one when you see it you m ig h t as well I s t o r a * “ b a t t e r y r e p a ir in g a n d re . h a r g - , counties and cities is saving w orn-out has bet «,me q u ite p opular in some
p a r t of th e c a r ’s equipm ent w hich now o r m ore in stru m e n ts—violin, flute,
un ., <♦
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K
8
611 j in g . H ta r te r a n d g e n e r a to r w o rk ,
(taker pavem enta th a t have been b a tte n (I by m iddle w estern whit eft hut I h being in-
gives little tro u b le over a co nsiderable c la rin e t, co rn e t, tru m p e t, etc. T he
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traffic.
| troduced for th e first tim e in Oregon
period if given pro p er care. T he d is­
T h ere a re th o u san d s of m iles of and th e local club Is th e first one
covery of T hreaded R ubber In s u la ­ ea rly h o u rs of E aster m orn, from six
such stre e ts and highw ays, Including , orm ed
u
tio n by th e W illard people has elim i­ o’clock on, a re recom m ended as best
T he w ork Is be­
g rav el, m acadam and poorly co n ­
n ated a lot of form er b attery troubles. for th e caro lin g . A fter th e individual
ing organized in T illam ook an d Mal-
stru
cted
cem
ent
co
n
crete,
th
a
t
were
T h is so rt of in su latio n has g rea tly r e ­ groups have finished th e ir ro u tes they
■M M
, built w ith bond Issues, and a re going , lieur counties.
duced th e national bill for rep a irin g
| to pieces long before th e bonds are
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and re c h arg in g b a tte rie s and has giv- m ay u n ite to give a m ore elab o rate
paid off or even become payable..
THREE IN FAMILY
en th e b a tte ry u n u su al d u rab ility p rc g ia m in some c e n tra l location or
Many of those pavem ents can be
HAVE SAME BIRTHDAY
g re a te r force to spin the engine and a m ay sim ply re n d e r in m assed ch o ru s
saved by an inexpensive reh a b illta - i
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h ig h e r re sista n c e to sum m er heat and
hvm ns they have su n g in scat-
□on—building sh o u ld ers tw o feet wide | A d elig h tfu l b irth d ay p a rty was
w in te r cold.
I
and four Inches thick and covering th e given S atu rd ay n ig h t by Mrs. A. M.
O ther tro u b le s w hich have been i r 1
elim inated in th e au to of today m ay i One of th e m ost a ttra c tiv e sug-
!»»!<! roadw ay w ith a 2-lnch asp h altic s p rin g e r of P lea san t V alley to her
^concrete w earing su rface.
. .
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he rem em bered by some. For instance, ’ gestious is th a t those w ishing to h ear
.
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.. J h usband, th e ir son R. S p rin g e r and
T his involves th e p rin cip le th a t
,
.
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.
P um ping tire s by halM, C ranking th e the c a ro le rs in d icate th e ir desire by
[p erm an en t highw ays should be con- 1 h,H ‘ h arm in g little wife, all th re e I n ­
c a r from th e side. U sing a handle In-
, ,
a flower or
lant
th e(r
stru cted so th a t a dam aged w earin g
b irth d ay s to g eth er,
stead of a ste erin g w heel. F illing th e ■ . ,
sidelight« w ith k erosene. P aying e x -j window. In som e m an n er agreed upon
su rface can be easily and inexpensive- [ A la rg e crow d of neighbors and
tr a for head lig h ts, top, w indshield and beforehand. T he sim ila rity to th e
ly renew ed when necessary.
frien d s g ath ered and show ered them
b a tte ry . P u ttin g up th e ca r for th e ' lighted candle, w hich in so m any
T he people have m ade up th e ir with co n g ra tu latio n ca rd s and huge
w in te r. H irin g a team of h o rses to
beckons th e C h ristm as caro lers.
m inds ag a in st new bond Issues to re-
h au l th e c a r h f,m e a fte r a break down.
build pavem ents before th e o rig in al ■
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is
obvious.
E n te rin g th e ca r from th e re a r. H av­
Issue has been paid off. and h ence a I Tho «venlng was enjoyed by danc-
A
utom
obiles
w
ill
be
used
for
tr
a
n
s
­
ing a ll th e neighbors com e to th e w in­
flrst-class p erm a n en t pavem ent is one log to m usic w hich w as second to none
dow s when you gtarted out for a ride. porting th e sin g ers.
th a t can be easily resu rfaced .
and ail d ep arted happy.
S to pping sev eral tim es on th e road
aud sh u ttin g off th e engine to allow
G. <1. I*. H ard Time*.
You c a n 't expect to m eddle in o th er
A little ca re in selectin g eggs of
hrfraes to p ass w ithout ru n n in g away. people's affairs and not have them
“The poor, d ow n-trodden, b a n k ru p t sta n d ard size and color for hatching
T he a u to ists and everyone else is glad .
people of th is tax -b u rd en ed n atio n p urposes will bring its rew ard In off-
m eddle in your.
th o se days a r e no more.
could only buy 2,500,000 new autorno- i «pring w hich tend to produce the
biles la st y ear, w hich, added to those , sam e kind O .A .f .
T he g re a te st c h a ra c te rs of h isto ry
A good sow should be reta in ed as
they alread y had, ru n s th e to ta l n u m ­
:
i a r m B or*,ao Federe tlon U centering its fire at W ash­
long as sh e is useful. If she raise s a I alw ays have been th o se w;bo w ere
ber up to n ea rly 12.000,000, o r about
S u b scrib e now fo r th e O utlook an d
in g t o n U i the effort to revive a foreign outlet for farm isxiiinodltie*
It
litte r of eight good pigs she is valu m ore glo rio u s in defeat th an they
one to every nine people, o r nearly y o u r P o rtlan d Dally.
h as subm itted • convinci ng n q s.rt V» Farm Bloc member* M arlin J
ab le p ro p erty . Rome of h er best pigs w ere In victory but ju s t because
enough to give all th e people a ride at
• Il n or New lo r k , preim red th e report which was checked by H W
sh o uld be saved for breeding p u r- , you've been beaten is no sign you a re
the sam e tim e. T im es a re aw ful hard.
A re you wide aw ake?
Read the
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The
Farm
B
ureau
rwMUMmde
pose«.— O. A. C.
1 glorious
—M arion (K an s.) H erald.
a ret h a i of confidence in European securitte«.
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Farm B ureau Centers Fire on Foreign O utlet