GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
STATE MARKET AGENT T EI i S
WHERE FARMER LOSES OUT
T he sta te m ark et agent h ea rs m any said th a t
SANDY SCHOOLS OPEN
WITH GOOD ATTENDANCE
TU FSIH V ,
SEPTEMBER
PAGE THREE
Potato Tour Benefits Many
T h ree schools opened on Monday,
S
S eptem
eptem ber
ber 10.
10, ready
ready for
(or th
th e e y y ear
ear of
of I I ---------- ^Continued from page 1
E
l
T,h * he n ro l' m ent ou th e open- sta te of Oregon. It fu rth e r provides
' “T / ' th e “ “ ° “ hiRh 8cho° l » a s th at all potatoes when sold or of- 11
J 9- w lth se v eral yet to enter. T he fered for sale or shipm ent in lots of
,e a c h ,n * fo r« ‘ co n sists of C arl L in- 50 pounds or m ore sh all be labelled
j derholm , p rin cip al, Mrs. Belle T h rift by sten cilin g or u rin tin e on th . •
—for safety's sake
griev an ces of producers and how they I can sh o rte n T h e br’idge bH w 7 eT a™ w
and con su m ers a re forced to n » »,)»._ er and ea te r and g rea tly reduce the
USE OUR SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
ute to th e m iddle sp e cu la to rs thro u g h re ta il price.
W hen th e w o rk ers In the cities an d
th e ram ifications of the o rganizations
tow ns of Oregon w
ill show
uch
-....
........ as m
muon
th a t co n tro l produce m arketing, says Interest in reducing
KH K INSURANT E POLICIES
m iddle sp ecu la
C. E. Spence, sta te m a rk e t agent.
tion as th e farm ers a r e now dem and
DI EDS, STOCKS, BONDS,
E lizabeth S ettlem ler. T he m em bers te rs at least one and o ne-fourth inches
A fa rm e r a few m iles south of C or ing, th e sta te m a rk e t ag en t w ill be of th e school b oard a re C asp ar Ju n - high and th a t is c lea r and easily read
CONTRACTS
AND OTHER
vallis re la te s how he was forced to glad to confer w ith them and w ork
VALUABLES AIL SHOULD
ship a q u a n tity of g ard en produce to w ith them to sh o rten th e line and re S s h a z e r rmw n ilA Cp BaUmback' J ' D a,ld containing th e follow ing inform s-
P o rtlan d because he could not sell it duce th e cost of p ro d u cts betw een th e u e b h a ze r, W illiam G anger and J. J. Jtio n :
HAVE THE PROTECTION
in ( orv allis, and th a t the sam e stuff farm and th e home.
Ju tk iu s, w ith W. G. D uncan, clerk.
Name of sta te in w hich potatoes are
T
here
is
a
la
rg
e
m
iddle
h
an
d
lin
g
ex
AFFORDED
IN OUR SAFE
w as shipped back to C orvallis m e r
Tw o te ac h ers a re em ployed in the I grow n.
pense an d m iddle profit and sp e cu la
c h a n ts and retailed.
DEPOSIT
VAULTS.
tion th a t should be elim in ated and th is Sandy g rad e school. They a re Mrs.
(»rade of potatoes in th e container.
E x p ress ch arg es for tw o hundred added cost as far as possible divided
Name and ad d ress of th e grow er or
m iles, and com m ission profits to P o rt betw een th e p ro d u cer and consum er. L o ttie T om linson, p rin cip al and Miss
S
u
san
H
icks,
prim
ary.
School
opened
I
g
ro
w ers association,
land d ea le rs, w ere added to th e r e ta il If th e p ro d u cer th ro u g h org an izatio n
w
ith
61
p
upils
p
rese
n
t
In
th
e
grades.
On
all potatoes sold o r offered for
e rs profits when the consum er bought can co n tro l th e p ro d u ct an d its dis
th e product. A nother farm er across trib u tio n it w ould seem th a t co n su
B esides th e public schools, th e sale o r shipm ent for seed p u rp o ses the
th e riv er from C orvallis sta te s th a t in m ers th ro u g h o rg an izatio n could co L u th eran p aro ch ial school opened label sh all co n tain in addition to the
one of th e la rg e st g ro cery sto res of operate and d istrib u te it to its m em
th a t city not a bushel of B enton co u n bers. T h ere a r e m any o rg an izatio n s wit^h 19 pupils, j i n d e r th e in stru c tio n | above the nam e of th e v ariety of the
of th e p asto r, th e Rev. F. D obberfuhl potatoes in th e container.
ty potatoes w ere carried .
Gresham, Oregon
th a t a re doing th is an d in G reat B ri
T he F a rm e rs ' Union re p o rts th a t ta in consum ers have pow erful o rg a n i
All certified seed potatoes sold or
g arden tru c k raised a t La G rande had zations for th e benefit of th e w orking
PLEASANT HOME
offerde for sale o r sh ip m en t In
to be shipped to P o rtla n d for a m a r C United S tate s S en ato r B orah in a I T he M ethodist L ad ies' Aid will m eet 17,7 “" T ‘.7
th
e sta te of Oregon Sha“
sh a ll bear
b ear ‘n
in ad-
k et and th en w as shipped back to
7
t0 th e abel re<’ulred for seed
W alla W alla and retailed . One sh ip speech in P o rtlan d Ju ly 11, m ade th e next W ednesday aftern o o n . S eptem ber
p er stam ped his nam e on th e bottom sta rtlin g sta te m en ts th a t o ut of th e 12, a t th e hom e of Mrs \1 I e n n a rlz pota,oes ,h e o « c i» l certificatio n tag
of a c ra te and his produce cam e back tw enty-tw o an d o ne-half billions of to tilkp
,
u e n n a r tl- o r seal of th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral
d o llars of farm p ro d u cts produced in
up m a tte ra of im p o rtan ce in Colle<re or i f
„ .7
.
in the o rig in a l crate.
th is co u n try in 1922, th e farm ers r e . i connection w ith th e next y e a r's w ork th
? ,?th e r 818,0
The B an ner-C ourier at Oregon City, ceived
o t th e Aid.
*he official ta S or label of th e certify-
ut seven
seven and
and o o n n e-h
e-h alf
alf billions
billions,
u nder d ate of Ju n e 22, stated th a t 75 ceived b b ut
.— m
- - ission
- v - m en -----«
I A bout 35 f i e n d s of Miss A nna L e n -1 ' ” 7 “* 7 7 , ° f th a t State'
w irtrti
hile th e • com
an d other
p er cent of th e cabbage supply c a r m
,
No seed Po ta t°es may be sold certi-
ried by th e sto res of th a t city w as m iddle in te re sts absorbed fou rteen n a rtz m em bers of th e F nw orth t
Lea«ue fled seed potatoes In Oregon unless
grow n in C alifornia and shipped to and one-half billions. S en ato r B orah . . . 7 ’ “ 7 ? ¡ " J 7 7 7
tru
ly
says
th
a
t
“th
is
condition
will
and
o
th
er
frien
d
s,
gave
h
er
a
su
rp
rise
Oregon City thro u g h a P o rtlan d com
on F rid ay evening. Music, gam es and
passed the certification re-
m ission house. T he p ap er rela ted how d estroy an y in d u stry .”
S ixty-six p er cen t is too m uch to refre sh m e n ts w ere enjoyed on th e
° ' 7 / ° reK° n A B riful-
a n earby g ro cer a t C anby brou g h t a
College, or If certified in an o th er
q u an tity of choice cabbage to the city add to th e p ro d u ce rs' p rice an d have law n. Miss L en n a rtz expects to leave 1
AU K in d s o f R ough an d D ressed
an d could not sell it.
a no rm al co n sum ption of any product. n ex t Sunday for Salem t o u t e n . i w n State un less ‘hey have been passed by
The u norganized ra is e r has n o th
ing to say as to th e price of his p ro d ta il price Is beyond the com mon reach S unday school class of boys gave her Z
K stan<lar<ls at least equal
uct, nor has th e ea te r a t th e o th e r end.
if th is m iddle ex~
ex-1 a su rp rise p arty . They w ere ac co m -l - 8 resp ects to th o se of th e Oregon
T he unorganized pro d u cer has no of fam ilies. B ut If
co n tro l over th e price or d istrib u tio n pense could be divided to a la rg e ex panied by Mrs. A lta G entry and Miss A g ricu ltu ra l College
Ail potatoes sold o r offered for sale
of his product. He ta k es w h at th e tent betw een th e producing and con Mabel Sloop.
We Deliver
sum ing c lasse s th e re w ould be no
d ea le rs or b ro k ers offer.
T he M ethodist ch o ir w ill m eet on or shipm ent th a t do not conform to
cause to c u rta il production, as con
T he co nsum er has nothing to say sum ption would in c re ase enorm ously
W ednesday evening a t 7:45 for p ra c an y of th e U nited S tates G rades for
ab out th e re ta il price. He pays w h a t
tic
e an d to d iscu ss th e final p lan s for P otatoes sh all be labelled “C ulls.”
ev er is asked. H e has to o r go w ith
All co n tain e rs of potatoes sold or
out. Both a re a t th e m ercy of th e
th e trip to P o rtla n d to atten d th e a n
FAIRVIEW
Borins, Oregon
rhone Sandy 13x3
offered for sa le o r sh ip m en t in the
m iddle in te re sts.
n u al conference n ex t Sunday.
sta
te
sh
all
be
uniform
,
sound
and
M
em
bers
of
th
e
ch
u
rch
and
Sunday
T he p ro d u cer has sim ply got to play
clean an d In th e case of sack s sh all
th e gam e for him self as o th e rs have school of S m ith M emorial P re sb y ter
POWELL VALLEY
played it a g a in st him. By com bina ian ch u rch w ill picnic a t Mt. T abor
be new sack s or "No. 1 second” g rain
tio n s of p ro d u cts and c e n tra l selling
T he L ad ies’ Aid society of the sacks.
agencies he m u st control his products p ark next S atu rd ay , S eptem ber 15
All potatoes shipped In c a r lots or
Sw
edish L u th e ra n ch u rc h w ill m eet a t
Conveyances
w
ill
be
provided
for
all th e w ay from th e ground to the
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
re ta ile r. By co n tro llin g the com m od those who have none an d th ey w ill th e hom e of S. M. S taffanson T h u rs o th e rw ise in lots of ten or m ore tons
ity the m a rk e t can be stabilized, m id leave th e city h all a t 11 o'clock.
day aftern o o n , S eptem ber 13, a t 2 sh all be inspected by th e sta te in
solutely sanitary conditions and a t lowest
dle speculation cu t out, w aste m ini
spection d ep a rtm en t in accordance
Mrs. A. L. T u rn e r w as tak en to the o ’clock. All a re co rd ially invited.
possible prices, you’ll go to
mized, u n n ec essary com petition elim
---
...........
««.«»»i iniopuai
ilium d
Jo h n -------
Read —
and
.... w
......
ife vi
of P
, v o itiau
rtlan u d w ith th e United S tate s G rades for Po
S am a ritan
h o sp ital iu
in i P n o i rtlan
in ated and th e products so d istrib u t Good
ed th ro u g h th e full season th a t a fair rec en tly for a su rg ical o p era tio n and ) have bought a 10-acre place from W. tato es and such ru les and reg u latio n s
p rice can be m aintained.
trea tm e n t. Mrs. F. D. A xtel accom -1 V aughn in th e Pow ell V alley d istric t a s may be m ade by th e sta te m ark et
GEO. DIETL. Prou.
an d have tak en possession. They have ag en ‘. and th a t th e cost of such in-
( om m ercial, financial and business panied h er as h er nurse.
in te re sts of th e sta te a re w orking
-----------------------
i tw o young people in th e high school. I »Pection sh all be m et by fees and
w ith the p ro d u ce rs to b rin g th is about,
More people w ould be w illing to In th e sam e hom e a re Mrs. Je ssie I ch arg es set by th e sta te m a rk e t agent,
b ut so fa r th e re h as been little or no change
you
----
lange places w ith you
vou t th h an
an
v n n I W est and h er d au g h ters, E sth er. T he
effort or in te re st from th e consum ers' w ould be w illin g to ch an g e places
la
tte
r
has
en
tered
high
school.
Mr.
end.
I
ROOKS
TO
BE FOUND IN
w ith
Read is an ex p e rt p la ste re r and ex
T he purpose of th e s ta te m a rk e t law
TROUTDALE LIBRARY
is to give th e consum er as fair a deal
-----
T h e B ank of G resh am pays 6 per pects to be k ep t busy in th is vicinity.
as th e producer. I resid en t H arding cent ,n te re s t on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv. K arl J. H agberg, handled th e real
T he T ro u td ale lib rary is now open i
th ree aftern o o n s and evenings a week,
e sta te tra n sfe r.
.b ,.°
mw
T uesdays, T h u rsd ay s and S atu rd ay s
from 2:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 9. Any re s i
TERRY
dent of M ultnom ah county m ay bor-
It Is a Safe anil Sound Investment
Mr. an d Mrs. C. G. S u th erlan d have row hooks from th is lib rary ,
C olum bia G ran ge, at C orbett
re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in S eattle.
Among th e new books ju s t received
a fte r v isitin g w ith th e la tte r's m other, | are
You can buy It a t >98.00 a sh a re Dar vain» «inn
easy term s. I t w ill net you 7.14% o i every ioila’r y iu in v T t "
Mrs. E. M. Coons.
‘ B easts, Men and Gods” by Ossen- J
I ilowski. T he ad v en tu res of fiction
Auspices of Grange
W rite for full inform ation today.
PROPS NEEDED EOR
never give th rills equal to those re-J
Pickets $1.10
Supper 50c
LIMBS TOO HEAVY I ceived from follow ing the account of
In v estm en t D ep artm en t
the
rea
l
ad
v
en
tu
res
of
th
e
a
u
th
o
r
in
|
P ro p p in g th e fru it tre e s m u st be re
so rted to when th e load becom es too | the w ild ern ess of th e F a r E ast.
R oom
K ll" .
i . i , _
. . . .
Room
605
E lectric Bldg.,
P
o rtlan d . , Oregon
"H o m estead er’s p ortfolio'' by Alice |
heavy for the tre e s w ithout d an g er of
________
b reak in g , recom m ends th e h o rtic u l P ra tt. W hat w ill you do w ith life?
tu r is ts of th e O. A. C. ex p erim en t s ta Old m aid? W hen confronted w ith tills I P O T A T O M EN SIK H I II
question th e a u th o r decided to become
’
* *
J
tion.
SELECT NEED NDW
"T ree s th a t have been p ro p erly a cre a tiv e farm er. From h er in tro
Is th e tim e to .....
hill . c select
u » p pota
u t
p ru n ed from th e s ta r t seldom need duction to the wild w est in th e P e n -. Now --------------------
TIRES AND TUBES
ty in g o r b Bracing,”
racin g ," say s W. S. Brow n, I dleton ro u n d up to th e final acq u ir- toes for “ ext y e a r's seed supply. H ills
head
of
h
o
rtic
u
ltu
re.
"
I
t
is
becom
ing
,ng
of
b
er
farrn
and
Its
eq
uipm
ent
th
e
“
'a
t
»how
green
and
vigorous
la
ter
O ld field
“Let your next car be a Bulck”
common
a c t i c » to
t o io»
i h e . n u n p aiak
th e com
mon n p r ractice
let th
rig h t . I n a rra tiv e is full of hum or and very ‘b a n the averuge a re u su ally best.
Tires
T he leaves of th ese h ills should be
lim bs bend down w ith th e ir weight, en tertain in g .
American*
_ w
“F a in t P erfu m e” by Zona Gale. n o rm al for th e v ariety and w ithout
th u s sp read in g t{ie tre e w here the
Akron
Tires
Like Miss Lulu B ett, Leda P e rrin is a any “ “ usual w rin k lin g and should be
6RESHAM
Phone 1228
long system of p ru n in g is used.”
D elicate, sensitive, I especially free from any m o ttling
Vulcanizing and Retreading
T he problem of su p p o rt becomes poor relatio n .
All W ork G uaranteed
a c u te only a few w eeks before th e high-souled she is driven by circum Any p la n ts show ing a m ottled leaf a p
crop begins to color up, w hen th e stan ces Into th e vulgar squabbling p earan ce should n ot be saved, as such
sta rc h e s rap id ly tu rn to su g a r as m a fam ily of Crum bs w here every word p la n ts a re u su ally affected with
m osaic. L eaves th a t show th is d is
gko . a . iw a n d t
P hone n o 7
tu rity ap p ro ach es. W hen th e grow er and a c t la ce ra te her.
"H ealth and G row th” by L. M. H olt ease have sm all yellow areas— Just a
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
sees th e fine stro n g lim bs he has
fo u g h t to m ain tain a g a in st pest and Dr. H olt Is p resid en t of th e Child little lig h ter in co lo r th a n th e g reen er
Save lo u r Own Gasoline,
will help solve the question. Choice Lamb, Veal and other
f ub8ta n tla l savings of gasoline by
p estilen ce begin slow ly but su rely to H ealth org an izatio n . He discusses t,88Ue- In som e cases th e diseased
m eats always on hand, also for the hot w eather a splendid
bend u n d er th e fa st in creasin g flood sim ply for the g en eral rea d er th e im p la n ts have leaves th a t ap p e ar to have the periodical ad ju stm en t of ca rh u re -
‘" r8 ba8®«i on th e resu lts of an aly sis
assortm ent of cold lunch meats and Red Rock Cheese.
of su g a rs, he se ts his m ind to th e ta sk p o rtan ce of n u tritio n in the h ealth of th in spots In them . Select only the of ex h au st gases from autom obile en
the
school
child.
p
la
n
ts
having
uniform
green,
sm
ooth
of rig g in g up props and b races.
gines a re declared to be feasible by
Fresh Fish Thursdays and Fridays
"B arnum '' by M. G. W erner. A life leaves, as they are best. T hese p lan ts th e D epartm ent of th e In te rio r follow*
M asts of 2-Inch sq u a re pieces a few
Home Cured Bacon and Lard a Specialty.
feet h ig h er th a n th e tre e are often of th e g re a t show m an. "B ecause he m ay be stak ed now and dug la ter, or n/ J 7 P'‘r,nienU m ade by ‘he B ureau
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
used on tre e s n ot p ro p erly thinned. was so typical and at th e sam e tim e dug now and p ut in c ra te s for sto rag e of Mines on the fleet of m otor tru ck s
used by the governm ent fuel y ard in
Phone 1891
Powell Street. Gresham
T hey a re placed In th e ce n te r of th e so unique, B arnum rem ain s today one a fte r they a re cooled out. Selecting W ashington. As the re su lt of c a rb u r
th
e
seed
pays
for
th
e
com
m
ercial
of
th
e
o
u
tstan
d
in
g
figures
of
o
u
r
nat
tree , one end on th e ground. No. 2
eto r ad ju stm en ts m ade by gas an a ly
ro p es a re tied n e a r th e top for su p ional life, for B arnum w as a m ost ^elds and 18 of especial value for the sis in th e b u rea u 's ex perim ents, an
actu al Increased efficiency in m ileage
P*°‘ for next year,
p o rtin g th e la rg e r lim bs.
S m aller typical A m erican w ithout ever becom-
and saving of gasoline am ounting to
Res. P hone 1936
rope w ill do for th e sm a lle r lim bs. To ing an av erag e A m erican."
I t per ce n t w as attain ed In the follow -
"Interior D ecoration” by Amy Rolfe.
School hays Again.
p rev en t g ird lin g of lim bs th e bow line
ng m onth. T he te sts d em o n strate
Tills
is
a
p
rac
tica
l
book
for
th
e
sm
all
L
.
T
*
,
"
I?
.
"
?
i
r
*
c
o
r
r
*ctlon
and
k not is used. T his a p p a ra tu s is ex
th a t a p o rtab le carbon dioxide Indi
house.
cause In th e follow ing sen ten ce: "T he ca to r for testin g th e ex h au st gases of
house
pensive.
horse and th e cow Is in the field.
‘T he Log
Cabin
Lady
”
-
--
—
.
j
.
n
^sssvriii
i
lu iiiiii;.
11 miouifj
i ne cow a m otor vehicle gives a positive Indi
W
iring
is
often
done
even
w
hen
not
A
c
h
ro
n
l-l
Tom
m y: " It
should oe,
he, “The
BURTEN IVALRAD, Prop.
cation of the c a rb u re to r ad ju stm ent,
n ecessary , especially w ith tre e s so cle, ty p ically A m erican, Is th is of th e and ‘he horse Is in th e field because rem oves all guess w ork of such ad
p ru n ed as to allow th e lim bs to come g irl b ro u g h t up In a w estern log cabin, I iadlea should alw ay s be m entioned ju stm en t. Is p erfectly feasible p ra c ti
A Truck for Every Purpose
cally, and Is alm ost indlspensible to a
down g rad u ally . I t is best to do no la ter to become th e wife of a dis
com pany having ten or m ore large
w irin g u n til th e load has b en t th e tinguished diplom at.
Burten for Service
True—So True.
tru c k s In service, especially if su p
b ran ch es down to som e extent.
Mamma sits a t home perusing
plied w ith ad ju sta b le carb u re to rs.
mood
coal
storage
Book
lore
a
la
hlgh-brow
;
W
onder
If
th
e
man
in
th
e
moon
saw
W ooden props a re not so reliab le as
C larice seventeen is using
We S olicit Your B usiness
In su re d C a rrie rs
Outlook w ant ads will bring buyer
they often fall.
T he ch eap est a re his shadow on the ea rth yesterday.
P a p a ’s nig h t key now
and se lle r to g eth er cheaply and
m ade from forked sap lin g s, b ut are
quickly.
T he B snk of G resham pays 6 p e rl
| likely to cau se w ounds.
P eoples' B arg ain counter,
cent In tern et on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv. th T e he w ant
ads.
"S ay it w ith a W an t A d."
BANK OF GRESHAM
vniXi“
x r r r ? * "•*
LUMBER
Jonsrud - Gunderson Lumber Co.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
THE SANITARY MARKET
YOUR DIVIDENDS
COME REGULARLY
DANCE
SATURDAY EVE., SEPTEMBER 15
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Yes, We Have the BUICK Agency
F IS K
M A IN STREET GARAGE
WHAT SHALL WE EAT?
Gresham Tire Shop
Gresham Transfer & Storage Co.
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