T W IC E
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 13
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL
BERRY DIRECTORS
ELECT OFFICERS
AND PLAN WORK
OUTLOOK HOOHOOS
AM» P0OH-H0O8
HOODOOS, VOODOOS
F rid ay th e 13th has n o thing on
the Outlook. T his usual voodoo of
bad luck is backed off th e m ap by
today's concaten atio n of c a ta s
tro p h ic hoodoos.
T hink of it.
T here a re in th e d ate line of th e
Outlook today five hoodoos.
Volume 13, N um ber 13, F riday,
the 13th, '23 skidoo!
Isn ’t th a t enough to drive every
body crazy ? Hoot owls in th e a t
tic an d b ats in th e belfry!
Razz, d azj, jazz, hazz, zazz!
Zip, lip. hip, nip, dip, jip, pip!
Wow, bow, how, now, kow, row.
The ed ito r is all a t sea.
The ty p e w riter is on th e blink.
T he lin o ty p er is ru n n in g pi lines.
T he m akeup m an is stan d in g on
his head.
T he p re ss is ru n n in g backw ards.
T he rea d er is g ettin g dizzy.
But all will be straig h ten e d out
by tom orrow and th e u su al w ill be
gin to happen again.
FARM BUREAU MEETING
DISCUSSES BEST CROPS
T he q u estio n of th e best paying
cro p s to be grow n in th e D am ascus
I com m unity w as th e su b ject under dis-
! cussion at th e m eeting of th e dam as-
13, 1923
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
DUMPING GROUND H ILL
BECOME BEAUTY SPOT
T hrough th e Joint efforts of M ultno
m ah county and Mrs. N ora W ithrow ,
im provem ents a re u n d er way along
south Main stre e t in G resham w hich
w ill add m uch to the safety aud beau
ty of th e stre e t and to the a ttra c tiv e
n ess of Mrs. W ithrow 's place of b u si
ness. A stro n g g uard fence is being
built by th e county, beginning at th e
south line of Powell street an d ex ten d
ing for 200 feet along th e road leaving
to th e low er depot. This will be p a in t
ed white. Mrs. W ithrow is building a
tria n g u la r piece of sidew alk betw een
th is fence and th e sidew alk along the
w est side of h er building. T his will
give her a w alk 60 feet long. 7 feet
w ide at th e fro n t and 24 at th e back.
W ith th e addition of uw nings. benches
and flower boxes, th is space will be
tran sfo rm ed into one of th e m ost a t
tra c tiv e spots in G resham
In o rd er to give space for septic
ta n k for h er building and to co n tro l
o th er pipes w hich w ere pouring th e ir
d rain ag e aro u n d Its foundation, Mrs.
W ithrow p urchased 15 feet of lapd
lying south of h er building. T his is
being cleaned up and poppies and vine
m aple w ill soon m ake a beauty spot of
th e bank h ith e rto used as a dum ping
ground. No elto rt is being sp ared by
Mrs. W ithrow to m ake th is a u a t
trac tiv e , sa n ita ry place.
LEGION LOSERS
GIVE STAG PARTY
TO WINNING TEAM
too much com m ercial balanced feed
bought at a m uch h ig h er price. More
hom e grow n feed should be used and
An organization of th e new ly elected
th e balanced ratio n s should be mixed
T he feed and sm oker last T uesday
d irec to rs of The C o-operative B erry
on the farm . P o u ltry utilizes m uch of
night, p ut on by the losing team s In
I cus local of th e F arm B ureau at th e th e farm p ro d u cts and builds up the
G row ers and T he B erry G row ers
th e recent A m erican Legion m em ber
I re g u la r m eeting last S atu rd ay ev en fertility of th e farm .
P acking com pany w as held a t the
ship drive w as a w ell attended and
enjoyable affair. T he feed w as in
com pany’s office on W ednesday even
Hogs w ere co n sid ered to re tu rn
ing. S. B. H all, a g ric u ltu ra l ag en t of
ch arg e of Roy H. Gibbs and Chase E.
ing, A pril 11. D irectors p rese n t w ere,
M ultnom ah county, w as th e speaker. about 95 per ce n t to th e farm and
St. Clair. T he en tertain m en t, in charge
com m unity. A few hogs utilize nearly
“ W hat a re th e m ost im p o rta n t n a tu ra l
B. E. Boice, J. D. H utchinson, C. M.
of E rn est B rugger, Dr. H. H. H ughes
all of the w aste of th e farm and the
reso u rce s and w hat th e m ost profitable
L aP ollette, W. D. L indem an and D. E.
an d Cleveland Bliss, w as th e m ost en
lab o r is d istrib u ted over th e year.
cro p s in th e com m unity in th e a v e r
Tow le, and the follow ing officers w ere
joyable fea tu re of th e evening. H. O.
Sheep
give
p
rac
tica
lly
100
p
er
cent
age y e a r? ” asked Mr. H all.
elected w ithout opposition:
Bone, who assisted them , secured a
In conducting a round ta b le d iscu s of the d o llar in profit. T he labor d is
J. D. H utchinson, president.
dan cer from one of th e P o rtlan d
trib
u
tio
n
on
th
e
farm
for
th
e
sheep
is
sion of th e various farm cro p s grow n
W. D. Lindem an, vice president.
th e a te rs, also a sleight-of-hand p e r
abou*.
tw
o
m
onths,
one
at
lambfi.g
and
in
th
e
com
m
unity
Mr.
H
all
m
ade
a
C. B. G reene, se c re ta ry -tre a su re r
form er.
Both acts w ere good and
| black b o ard stu d y show ing w hich of th e other at sh earin g tim e.
F or th e P acking com pany the sam e
w ell received. T he e n te rta in e rs w ere
j th e cro p s m ark eted in th e average
R asp b erries and stra w b e rrie s have
officers w ere elected w ith th e addition
Stephen Ju h asz. Miss H ew itt, an d Miss
! y ear brought th e m ost m oney into the not been raised to a g reat extent in
th a t D. B. Tow le w as elected m anager-
R uth Mead, pianist.
i
com
m
unity
also
w
hich
of
th
ese
crops,
th e D am ascus com m unity b ut it was
tre a s u r e r and J. J. F ish er w as elected
A rran g em en ts w ere m ade for a n o th
i from th e stan d p o in t of production, left predicted th a t w ithin tw o or th ree
a s sista n t m anager and can n ery s u
e
r
m em bership drive w hich will end
th e m ost m oney in th e com m unity, and y ea rs b erries would ra n k high as »
p erintendent.
up w ith a big blow out at Sandy about
from
th
e
stan
d
p
o
in
t
of
th
e
to
ta
l
cash
crop.
On
sm
all
fru
its
the
farm
er
T he above officers and em ployes will
A pril 28. Cecil Duke and H. B. Reed,
am ount of money received.
can probably get m ore profit a.id lose
tr y to ste er the b erry g row er's ship
both of th a t city, w ere selected as
T
he
follow
nig
are
som
e
of
th
e
points
less
fertility
th
a
t
on
potatoes
or
g
rain
,
for the c u rre n t year and they ta k e up
cap tain s. U nder Duke are C. H. Hoec-
I th a t w ere draw n from th e co nclusion, but sm all fru it require»: m uch labor
th e ta sk w ith confidence based on th e
ker, A lbert Camp, C. G. S chneider,
i alth o u g h Mr. H all pointed out th a t th e and too larg e an acreag e should not
p ast y e a r's experience. Mr. Tow le has
E lto n E astm an. E a rl S tanley, H. O.
I developm ent in th e com m unity should be u n d ertak en on th a t account.
been organizer and m anager for the
Bone, C hase E. S t.C la ir, E rn e st B rug
ta k e o th e r lines from w hat it w as a t
p ast four y ears and w ishes at th is
Mr. H all pointed out th a t farm s a r
The follow ing b rief o u tlin e of th e
ger and A. W. M etzger. H. B. Reed’s
tim e to ex press to th e m any m em bers early h isto ry of Oregon, from th e d is th e p rese n t tim e: pointing out th a t in ranged so as to evenly d istrib u te farm
w o rk ers are K enneth R oberts, W ilson
his th a n k s for th e confidence reposed. covery of th e g reat riv e r of th e w est th e ir d airy p ractice th e re would be lab o r th ro u g h o u t th e y ear a re th e
E astm an , L eslie T. S t.C la ir, Roy H.
too
m
uch
feed
shipped
in
;
th
a
t
th
e
re
Miss Cora G reene is en terin g on her to the estab lish m en t of te rrito ria l
m ost successful, according to th e re DR. GEORGE E. TUCKER
Gibbs, Dr. A. W. B otkin, Cleveland
th ird y ear w ith th e com pany and en governm ent by th e United S tates; was w as not enough sm all fru it grow n in p o rts of th e U nited S tate s d ep artm en t
DIES IN PORTLAND STORE B liss, Dr. H. H. H ughes an d H. C.
|
th
e
com
m
unity
to
sp
a
re
the
farm
joys th e confidence and resp e ct of th e w ritten by C arl A rvidson, a senior in |
of ag ric u ltu re. C om m unities having
Dr. G eorge F. T u ck er of T u ck erh ill B ottleson.
em en t o p eratio n s and th a t some only one crop w ere th e h a rd e st hit
la rg e fam ily of m em bers, and the the high school, in connection w ith ; m , anag
..
,
.
T his drive w ill close th e evening of
farm
n ear G resham died suddenly in
of
th
e
cro
p
s
su
ch
as
g
ra
in
s
and
pota-
board expressed ap p re cia tio n of her his w ork in civics.
during th e p ast financial crisis, as
! toes, w hich w ere being grow n extens- shoA n by d elin q u en ts in taxes, m o rt th e Owl D rug com pany’s sto re In P o rt A pril 24. T he losing team w ill fu r
w ork by a su b sta n tia l in c re ase in
A fter th e tre a ty of 1<63, th e nam e . , ve^- now, w ere selling th e fertility gages. etc.
land W ednesday m orning, A pril 11, nish th e feed and e n te rta in m e n t at
salary . Miss G reene has filled th e
ju st a fte r he had provided him self Sandy. S atu rd ay night. A pril 28. w as
position of bookkeeper and ca sh ier for L ouisiana, once applied to a ll te rri- j from th e com m unity a t a low figure,
F red A nderson w as appointed re p re
six years, sta rtin g in Ju n e, 1917, w ith to ry betw een th e A lleghenies and th e T*|jis w ould eventually te a r down th e sen tativ e from th e D am ascus local to w ith a q u an tity of n itro -g ly cerin e ta b ten tativ ely selected as th e d ate for the
Rockies, cam e to be applied also to production ability in th e com m unity,
lets to relieve h e a rt trouble.
He affair.
th e late W. W. Cotton.
th e te rrito ry betw een th e M ississippi ! w here if sm all fru its and d airy was atten d the co unty F arm B ureau ex sta rte d tow ard a fo untain intending
G resham P ost is grow ing rapidly
Mr. F ish er has been associated w ith
riv e r and th e Rocky m ountains. D u r p racticed It would give m ore of an ecutive m eeting.
to ta k e a dose w hen he sw ooned and and Com m ander A. W. M etzger and
th e fru it canning gam e for th e past 16
Oran
Lingle
w
as
appointed
boys’
ing th is tim e th is te rrito ry w as in the equal basis. T his would build up the
fell and did not regain consciousness^ th e o th er officers u n d er him a re doing
y e a rs in vario u s cap acities from scale
h an d s of Spain, b u t Napoleon induced cro p s to a h ig h er sta n d a rd m a rk e t clu b leader. Mrs. L ingle w as ap p o in t Dr. T u ck er w as 67 y ears of age. He
every th in g possible to m ake th in g s in
cle rk to m an ag er and b rin g s to th is
ed leader of th e g irls ’ club w ork a t the
Spain to re sto re th e te rrito ry to value.
w as a d en tist w ith offices in th e Co te re stin g , T h ere a re now n ea rly 50
com pany a large fund of very valuable
form er m eeting.
F ra n ce— w hich cam e ab o u t in 1800.
lum bia building in P o rtland.
P o tato es seem ed to head th e list as
paid up m em bers In th e post and
ex perience not only from a technical
An executive com m ittee w as ap
By th e opening of the y ear 1803, N a th e co m m u n ity ’s m ost profitable crop.
Dr. T u ck er is survived by his widow, m ore are com ing in all th e tim e. Any
sta n d p o in t b u t also in a business way
pointed
to
m
ake
p
lan
s
for
th
e
an
n
u
a
l
poleon, becom ing sh o rt of m oney and It w as figured out th a t ab o u t 90 per
of G resham , a d au g h ter, Mrs. H elen I. ex-service m an is eligible to m em ber
and he is intensely in te reste d , as all
having abandoned his idea of coloniz cen t of th e re tu rn s from th e potatoes Ju n e picnic, co n sistin g of S. A. Rob
K night and a son, Dr. A. C. T u ck er of ship, and all, w h eth er m em bers or not,
are, in m aking a success of th e co
e
rts,
Alfred
W
ellm
an
and
Olof
G
ran.
ing the co u n try , sold th e tr a c t of land a re k ep t in th e com m unity. Most of
P
o rtlan d .
He w as a m em ber of a re co rd ially invited to a tte n d these
o p erativ e ex perim ent and, as Mr.
Miss A nna B ru g g er of G resham gave
fo r the sum of $15,000,000.
th e lab o r is hired from th e com m unity
F ish er rem ark ed recently, “ I feel dif
a num ber of very fine piano selectio n s AI K ader tem ple, O rder of th e Mystic affairs.
To T hom as Jefferson th en P re sid en t and about 10 p er cent of th e co sts are
fe re n t to w h at I used to. I am losing
an d Steve R o b erts gave read in g s Shrine.
F u n eral services w ere held th is a f BETH EL BAPTIST UHURUH
my old feeling of intense com petition of U nited S tates, is due th e fact th a t se n t aw ay for sack s and tw ine. The w hich w ere very m uch enjoyed. A
ANNOUNCES SERVICES
w herein I hoped to whi and th a t my L ouisiana w as added to th e United lab o r is d istrib u ted over p rac tica lly splendid lunch w as served a fte r the tern o o n at th e P o rtlan d crem atorium .
Being in te reste d in th is six m onths.
com petition would lose b u t I am le a rn S tates.
program .
Bible school convenes at 9:45 on
G rain cam e second on th e list.
ing to enjoy my com p etito r's success.” stretch of land he suggested to George
The com m ittee appointed by the LEROY SH IPLEY DIES
Sunday.
T he m en's class re tire s to
Roger
C
lark
an
exploring
expedition
A
bout
15
per
cen
t
is
sp
en
t
outside
for
AT
COUNTY
FARM
I t is th e opinion of M anager Tow le
ch airm an for the n ex t F arm B ureau
th e p arso n ag e for stu d y a fte r th e
th a t th is is an expression of th e rig h t from th e M ississippi riv e r to th e P a tw in e and m achinery, th e balance r e m eeting consisted of Mrs. B artel), Mrs.
LeRoy Shipley, once a w ell-to- opening exercises. P a sto r B a rry will
sp irit and adds m a teria lly to th e cific ocean; so in 1804, C aptain M eri m aining in th e com m unity. T he d is P eterso n and F red A nderson.
do mun and ow ner of a b u sin ess block d eliver th e m orning Bermon a t 11
w ether Lew is and G eorge Roger trib u tio n of labor for g ra in is about
p le asu re of life.
The follow ing reso lu tio n s opposing In Roseburg, died at M ultnom ah F arm o'clock on "T h e P an o ram a of L ife.”
C lark, who w ere in lead of th e expe tw o m o n th s o ut of th e y ear, one
alien leasin g o r buying of lands w ere last W ednesday, aged 75 years. He' T he choruH ch o ir w ill a s sist in all the
dition, se t out to explore th is new m onth for p la n tin g and one for h a rv
GRESHAM MAY HAVE
ad o p ted :
w ill be buried by th e county. For a m usic and will ren d er th e an th em "My
SA AV MILL AND PLANER purchase. They passed up th e Mis esting. In th e raisin g of potatoes and
W hereas, th e A m erican F arm Bu
souri riv e r to its source an d th en g rain m ore fe rtility is rem oved from reau is org an izin g for th e p u rp o se of num ber of y ears he has been assisted D eliverer,” by J. I. McClelland.
J. H. Cone Jia s tak en an option on a crossed over to th e head of th e Co th e soil th a n w ith any o th e r farm
In the evening th e B. Y. P. U. w ill
prom oting econom ic and social ad by friends in P o rtlan d and G resham
tr a c t of land owned by Jam es L aw lum bia riv e r and reached its m outh crops.
vancem ent In th e different com m uni and only about a m onth ago w as tak en m eet at 6:30. T he serv ice of song will
ren ce lying along th e line of th e on November 7, 1805.
to th e county farm to be given m edical begin at 7:30 and th e serm on at 8.
D airying com es th ird on th e list of ties And
W hereas, som e p a rts of our s ta te are
P. R. L. & P. betw een th e O. W. P. de
Lew is and C lark 's ex p lo ratio n of th e profitable farm en terp rises. It w as being o v erru n by alien s not eligibla care. He left no know n n ear r e la T he su b ject w ill be "T h e Benefit of
pot and th e ra ilro a d bridge in G resh
Irrig a tio n .” A duet, "God's W ill Is
Colum bia riv er aroused deep in te re st estim ated th a t only ab o u t 30 p er cent to citizen sh ip and n ot assim ilab le into tives.
am , w here he w ill develop a saw m ill
B est." by Adam Geibel, will be th e
in th e N orthw est am ong th e com m er of th e d airy d o lla r rem a in s in th e th e life of th e com m unities, th ereb y
M ethodist t'h n rc h A nnouncem ents,
and plan er, If p resent p lans m ature.
special num ber by m em bers of the
cial people. T his exploration w as not,, com m unity, th e rem ain d er being taken m aking coop erativ e and econom ic
"T h e Second Mile" is th e su b ject a n
m ovem ents im possible. T h erefo re, be it
E le ctric ity w ill be used for motive
out
for
feed
and
th
e
cost
of
hauling
ch o ru s choir.
how ever, the first claim we had to th is
Resolved
th
a
t
th
e
D
am
ascus
F
arm
nounced by th e Rev. A. S. H tsey as the
pow er. An unlim ited am ount of tim
te rrito ry for In 1792, C aptain R obert m ilk, cream , etc. This w as considered B ureau is opposed to th e sale, or le a s
subject of his Sunday m orning serm on
ber is easily accessible in the E sta c a
High School Ag. Club News.
too
low
an
estim
ate
of
re
tu
rn
s
by
ing,
of
any
land
or
p
ro
p
erty
in
th
is
G ray, who w as trad in g w ith th e In
at th e M ethodist E piscopal church
da d istric t, w here Mr. Cone has large
T he h o rtic u ltu re class has taken
dians, sailed acro ss th e b ar and into some who said th a t th e value of th e ' com m unity or sta te to any alien not
'elig ib le to citizenship. And be it T he ch o ir will sing th e anthem “No
holdings.
a large riv e r; w hich he nam ed Colum skim m ed m ilk fed to hogs and ch ick fu rth e r
over as a class p ro ject th e o rch a rd be
borrow Too L ight,” by Lorenz. The
Mr. Cone and his sons a re p ractical bia the sam e nam e as th a t of his ves ens, and th e m an u re re tu rn e d to the
Resolved, th a t a copy of th is re so lu T he evening service will be at 8 longing to Ja m es S terlin g . T he class
saw m ill m en who have been in th e sel. Spain by th e discoveries of B al farm had not been given sufficient con tion be forw arded to o u r local p ap ers
is to ta k e eare-of th e o rch a rd and pick
lum ber m a n u factu rin g business for a boa asserte d her rig h ts to th e te r r i sid eratio n . If 30 per ce n t is all th e for publication, and th a t th ese re so lu o'clock on next Sunday, and E pw orth th e fru it. Mr. S terlin g will give p a rt
num ber of y ears a t Lone Rock in tory. B ritain , by Jam es Cook’s ex farm er receives, he would b e tte r quit. tions be sp read on th e m in u tes o l this League at 7. Miss M yrtle RuHher will of th e crop as paym ent for th e ca re
sing a solo at th e evening service. T he
e a ste rn Oregon. He ow ns residence p lo ratio n s in 1778, also claim ed the L abor d istrib u tio n covers th e en tire m eeting A pril 7th, 1923 A. D.
given.
Sunday school m eets a t 10 In th e
p ro p erty in G resham w here th e fam ily te rrito ry .
(y ear.
T he hnsehdll season is here. At a
The London M orning A dvertiser, th e
has lived d uring rec en t y ears for a
P o u ltry w as considered to hold the organ of th e liquor in te re sts, says of m orning and offers classe s for all.
recen t m eeting of th e Ag. clu b F ra n k
In the y ear 1819 th e U nited S tates
p a rt of the tim e. T he Cones are now
and Spain en tered into a tre a ty known n ex t place of profit on th e farm , w ith Lady A stor s bill to pro h ib it th e sale
T h e B ank of G resh am pays 5 per Sm ith w as elected m an ag er and P hilip
a t Lone Rock.
as the F lo rid a trea ty . By th is tre a ty about 60 per cent on th e d o lla r s t a y - o f alcoholic liquor to ch ild ren u nder cen t in te re s t on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv. G ran cap tain . M anager Sm ith a n
nounced th e first gam e w ith C orbett
Spain ceded to th e United S tate s her ing in th e com m unity. It w as pointed 18 years of age th a t "it is class legls-
Fiangelical Church Services.
W h at you w an t, when you w an t it,
out th a t too m uch grain w as sold and . lation of a very offensive kind."
at
th a t place on Friday.
claim
s
to
th
e
N
orthw
est
te
rrito
ry
as you w an t It— W a n t ad It.
» Sunday school at th e Zion E vangel
C aptain G ran called a p rac tice gam e
north
of
p
ara
llel
42
degrees.
R
ussia
ical church next Sunday w ill be at 10
on Monday evening at w hich tim e four
o'clock as usual. P reach in g services in 1824 abandoned her claim s to the
Innings w ere played w ith th e fre sh
te
rrito
ry
so
u
th
of
54
d
egrees
and
40
in th e E nglish language wifi be held
man team . Each team scored five ru n s
m
inutes
no
rth
latitude.
T
his
left
the
at 11 o'clock. Rev. H. R. G ebhardt
In th e four innings.
w ill ta k e for his topic “ Lovest Thou claim of th e land betw een G reat B ri
A survey for a d rain ag e ditch p a r
m e." The choir will sing th e anthem ta in and United S tates. A ctive d isc u s
allel with the ea st line of th e school
sions
follow
ed
th
e
w
ar
pf
1812,
and
in
"I Was Glad," by J. H. R osecrans.
g rounds was m ade by th e 7th and 8th
T he Young P eoples' m eeting begins 1818 a tre a ty w as en tered into a t L on
period class recen tly . T his w ork w as
don
w
hich
w
as
known
as
th
e
Joint
a t 7:30 p. m. Miss F. E. B ratzel w iil
done for C. P. T allm an , who has the
be th e leader. H er topic is "H ow can O ccupation A greem ent. It ru n for a
farm d irectly back of th e school land.
period
ol
ten
years.
In
1811
th
e
B
rit
w e become tru ly educated?"
ish Naval force took A storia. T his
Ladles’ Aid ( Ircles Organize.
Money to loan on re a l e sta te . B. w as resto re d to th e United S tates in
The
"W est End" circ le of th e M eth
I 1819.
W. T h o rn e, a t B ank of G resham .
odist
L
adies’ Aid w as o rganized y es
T he fur tra d e w hich w as so g re a t in
te
rd
a
y
at
th e hom e of Mrs. B. F. Cogs
I th is N orthw est te rrito ry w as. a t first,
w ell a t L innem ann sta tio n at a well
I p rac tica lly co n tro lled by Mr. A stor,
atten d ed m eeting. E lection of officer,
but a fte r A storia again cam e into th e
resu lted In th e choice of th e follow
“ The Glad H and
hands of th e United S tate s A stor did
Charrh.**
ing:
p resid en t, Mrs. B. F C ogsw ell;
T his fur
Bible School 1(1 a. m.. Serm on a t I t a. m not revive his fur trad e.
vice p resid en t, Mrs. A. L am b ert; sec
a n d 7:30 p m. L o rd 's S upper th e first tra d e was tak en over by th e N orth- ]
S u n d a y of the m onth. Bible Study and
re ta ry . Mrs Wm H o rn eck er; tr e a s
P ra ise S ervice W ednesday, 7 :30 p m. w est Com pany of C anada w hich joined
C hoir R e h e a rsa l. T h u rsd a y . 7 :31> p. m
u rer, Mrs. C. N. T ayior. T he re g u la r
w ith the H udson Bay com pany in 1824 '
“Universal Brotherhood 1« the Goal"
m
eeting days of th e circ le w ill be the
"Come thou with u t and we will do Dr. John M cLoughiin, th e com pany's !
th
ird T h u rsd ay s of each m onth. Mrs.
agent for th e tran s-R 'ic k y m ountain
thee (rood.'
A. H. H lsey assisted in th e o rg an iz a
country,
built
F
ort
V
ancouver
on
the
DAVID Q. BARRY. B. Th., P astor.
tion.
Colum bia and from th is point th e Hud-
A m e etlrg for th e jrg a n iz a tio n of
C on tin u ed on page r
th e so u th east division w ill be held on
next W ednesday afternoon a t th e home
»
of Mrs J. V. Cogswell
T he women
will busy th»m selves w ith sew ing d u r
ing th e afternoon. T he h o stess will
be assiste d by Mrs C. J. L u n d q uist
Presented at
and Mrs. W. E. Beegle. Mrs. W. A.
Colum bia G range Hall
REV. E. R. D. HOLLEN'STED
W inters Is te m p o rary ch airm an .
M inister.
The Early History
of Oregon
His Liking for Sweets
BETHEL
BAPTIST
SMITH
MEMORIAL
Presbyteria
Church
z 1)
Fairview. Oregon.
Sunday School....................... io a. m
M orning W o rsh ip ................... 11 a. m.
SERVICES
Helpfal — Kestlhl — Inspiring
P LA Y
By Rockwood G range
Saturday, April 14
“ In Did New Entrland."
A dults 35c
ADMISSION
C hildren 15c
Reached th e Limit»
Old Lady to D ru n k en S tu d en t—
"Young m an, do n 't you know when
you h a re had enough?”
Young S tu d en t—"M adam. I don’t
know an y th in g w hen 1 have had
enough. I ’m u n conscious.”— V irginia
Reel.