T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
N.G. COMPANY GIVEN
AWARD CERTIFICATE
Claims H usband Tried
T o Sell H er
GREAT AGRICULTURAL MEET
AT 0 . A. C. JANUARY 23 TO 25
T he p resence of A d jutant-G eneral
W hite and m em bers of his staff was
th e occasion la st night of a reception
and luncheon by th e local h ea d q u ar
te rs com pany, first b attalio n , 186th In
fan try . T he officers p rese n t w ere:
A d ju tan t G eneral Geo. A. W hite, Col.
H. U. W elch, M ajor E dw ard W. Van
H orn, C aptain L aw rence A. M iller and
C aptain D, D. Hale.
T o Clean U p T ow n
TUESDAYS
AND
FI rAYS
GRESHAM HI LOSES
GAME TO HILLSBORO
A g re a t a g ric u ltu ra l conference h as , cries, p rotection ag ain st u n scru p u lo u s
been called for J a n u a ry 23 to 25 at : ad v e rtise rs, and p o u ltry diseases a re
It w as a rough and tum ble game, the
Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College for th e ' p ressin g problem s. How sh all they
one played betw een G resham high
and H illsboro high at H illsboro last
purpose of ado p tin g a com prehensive , be handled?
plan of p ro duction an d m a rk e tin g In
T he conference w ill be organized
F rid a y and G resham suffered defeat
w ith a score of 13 to 9.
su p p o rt of w hich all a g ric u ltu ra l along com m odity lines. All those In
agencies m ay unite. Some of th e te re ste d In fru it production and m a r
The referee, it is claim ed, let the
problem s to be considered at th is c o n keting, for in stan ce, w ill co n stitu te
Ka«ne get aw ay from him and the
ference a re set fo rth in an an n o u n ce one division, and w ill w ork tow ard the
H illsboro lads, who w ere bigger and
m ent from th e college as follow s:
stro n g er, had th e edge on G resham .
end of d raw in g up a fru it program
The score at th e end of th e first half
DAIRYING.
th a t w ill be one p a rt of a sta te pro-
w
as
6 to 5 in H illsboro's favor.
In
ten
y
ea
rs
Oregon
has
become
a
Kram
for
ag
ric
u
ltu
re.
Livestock,
farm
T he reason for th e visit of the sta te
G reshuin was below sta n d ard and
dairy ex p o rtin g state. P ro d u ctio n in e r°P s . p o u ltry , and dairy groups will
head of th e Oregon n atio n al g u ard w as
m issed m any shots. The team had but
1919 w as 111 per cen t of th e sta te 's follow a sim ilar plan, each com m odity
th e aw ard of a certificate of m e rito r
two days of p ractice before en terin g
consum ption needs. If th e d airy In « rtp o rt* being harm
, onized , w ith all the
..
ious service to th e local com pany In
j into the co n test and it is believed If a
oth
ers.
d
u
stry
is
to
be
still
fu
rth
e
r
expanded,
com m em oration of th e com pany’s re c
re tu rn gam e can be scheduled w ith a
how should we proceed to m a rk e t our
In p rep a ra tio n lo r m is conference
ord in m obilization.
I.o s Angeles au th o rities are inves
¡n e u tra l referee G resham can easily
m ilk p ro d u c ts’
a m eeting of th e h o rtic u ltu ra l g en eral
The certificate rea d s as follow s:
tigating Mrs. Helen Le Mate’s
give them a good drubbing.
I advisory com m ittee w as held at Sa-
C ertificate
of
m e rito riu s service,
FRU ITS, NUTS AND B ER R IES.
charge th a t her film-directing hus
The losing of th is gam e th e boys
k aw arded by th e s ta te of Oregon, to band tried to sell her to a wealthy
T h ere is about one bearin g apple Uem on D ecem ber 21 w hen com m ittees
say
does not In any way lessen th eir
Mexican negro for a h alf million
from
th
e
various
d
istric
ts
of
th
e
sta
te
H e a d q u arters com pany, first battalion,
tre e for every person in th e U nited
dollars.
ch an ces for th e d istric t cham pionship
186th in fan try , for dem o n strated a b il
S tates. W here a re th e ap p les grow n, re p r e s e n tin g g roups o r com m odities
or rig h t to go to Salem. It m erely
ity to m obilize its m en fully equipped
and w hat is th e fu tu re of o u r ap p le in J w ere appointed. D. E. Tow le of G resh
Gen. Smedley Butler. II. 8. M arine gave the team th e p ractice of testin g
am w as a m em ber of th e g en eral com
for service w ithin one hour from r e COW RAISED HERE MAKES d u stry ?
Corps, has been granted a year fu r th e ir stre n g th ag a in st an o th e r high
ceipt of call. May 21, 1923, in m obili GREAT OUTSTANDING TESI
Oregon produces 85 per cent of th e m ittee. T hese g roups o r com m odity
lough by Pres. Coolidge upon the re- school quintet.
zation called for in stru c tio n purposes.
lo g an b erries of th e U nited S tates. com m ittees w ill study th e real prob
qucst of Mayor Kendrick of P h ila
A. H. B u rn s has received word from
Next F rid ay a t th e local gym G resh
delphia. to uct as D irector of P u b
Signed, G eorge A. W hite, a d ju ta n t-
M arketing of th is especially adapted lem on Decem ber 21 w hen com m ittees
th e C a rn a tio n Stock farm s n ear Se
lic Safety and clean th e town of vico am will m eet Newberg. T he Newberg
to propose a t th e a g ric u ltu ra l co n fe r
general.
crop p rese n ts a problem .
alut •••••*»
attle , W ashington, of a rem a rk a b le
team has four letterm en hack and th e
T he certificate is very a ttra c tiv e and
Oregon produced 58.500,000 pounds ence at Corvallis. T he b erry and
m ilk and b u tte r te s t m ade by Bella
local high team realizes it w ill have
is fram ed. T he boys of th e com pany
of dried p ru n es in 1922—enough for c h e rry com m ittee Is headed by Mr.
Veeman Segis M atador, a p u rebred
a
real b attle on Its hunds when it
Towle.
H.
W.
S
tro
n
g
of
G
resham
is
Z WEIB EL COMPANY TG
a re ju stly proud of th is recognition of
h er own population and 39,000,000 o th
H olstein F re sia n cow sold by him to
plays a g a in st th e team th a t N oftsinger
th e ir rem a rk a b le record.
e r people besides. More tree s are also a m em ber. C. M. L aF o llette of
BEGIN MANUEACTURING
th e stock farm . The cow is four years
coached lust y ear a t Newberg. The
T he p rese n tatio n took place a t the
com ing in to b ea rin g each year. W hat T ro u td ale Is a m em ber of the logan
old and not only passed an o u tsta n d
A fter m ore th an two y ea rs of dis- gam e bids fa ir to be th e best one
b erry com m ittee and H. C. McGinnis
high school gym nasium , w hich is
should be our p ru n e g row ing policy?
ing te st of seven days th is y ear but
In 1919, 1920, and 1921, th e United of T ro u td ale of th e vegetables com ] courag em en ts w hich seem ed ln su r- played th is season.
com pany h ea d q u arte rs. A num ber of
o th e rs w hich show ed h er to be an a n i
It is hoped th e atten d a n ts will b t
b u sin ess m en w ere present. T he com
S tates im ported an an n u a l av erag e of m ittee.
m ountable, th e Zweihel M anufacturing
m al of g re a t prom ise w hen she was 36.70n eno p((Und8 of w a in u tB a n d 19,-
la rg e a t the gym a t 8 p. m. next F ri
p any p u t on a sh o rt d rill and dem on
| com pany Is about to begin w ork a t Its day.
LABOR COUNCIL GIVES
th re e and tw o y ea rs old. T he record
stra tio n of som e of th e ir w ork. They
500.000 pounds of filberts. Com m ercial
for th e th re e seven-day te sts is as fo l
RELIEF
AT
CIIRISI
MAS
p lan t in G resham and is said to have
Interrlass Basket Hall.
then, w ith th e v isitin g officers, r e
production of E nglish w aln u ts In th e
low s: a t tw o y ears, 463.7 pounds of
I
he
sen
io rs staged a com eback and
’
o
rd
ers
booked
at
th
e
p
rese
n
t
tim
e
G resham , Oregon, J a n u a ry 5, 1924.—
p aired to th e basem ent of th e M eth
U nited S tates is confined to C alifo r
m ilk and 25.1 pounds of b u tte r; at
odist ch u rc h w here m any of th e b usi
nia, Oregon, and W ashington. How E d ito r O u tlo o k :—T hin k in g it may be i w hich keep th e plant in op eratio n for heat th e fresh les y esterd ay afternoon
th re e y ea rs old, 546.5 pounds of m ilk
ness and professional m en of th e city
fa r snouia we go w ith w aln u ts and of some in te rest to you and your re a d m ouths, w ith m any o th e r ord ers a t th e high school 11 to 6. At th e end
and 34.05 pounds of b u tte r; th e te st
filberts?
e rs of G resham . I am w ritin g to tell : crow ding In. T h ere will be tw o de- of tile first h alf th e ovuiors led 3 to 2.
m et them and p arto o k of a bountiful
ju s t com pleted, 615 pounds of m ilk
luncheon together.
you th a t th e C en tral L abor Council of I p artm en ts o p erated at th e sta rt, th e S tuck and Woods sta rre d for th e sen
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY.
and 36.35 pounds of b u tte r.
iors, w hile Ralph W adsw orth, Guy
Lieut. C. G. S chneider, com m anding
How m any sheep, ca ttle, and h o rses P o rtlan d d istrib u ted 40 b ask ets, or 1 saw mill and th e factory. An engine
The cow w ill be co n tin u ed on a
w ould call them bundles of supplies and m uch m achinery has been in R u sh er and W inston S tro n g played
officer, acted as chairm an . M ayor K.
y e a r’s te st. A. H. B u rn s and H. G. w ill the feed supply of O regon p ro p e r
good ball for th e frosh.
of
food to th e needy a t C h ristm as stalled and w ork will s ta rt soon.
A. M iller
addressed
a p p ro p riate
M ullenhoff ow n h e r year-o ld son, ly c a rry ?
Class Standings.
T
he
saw
mill
w
ill
be
kept
busy
saw
w ords of w elcom e to th e v isitors. G en
tim
e.
Each
bask
et
or
bundle
contained
W ould we g et o u r m axim um p ro d u c
bought la s t y ea r for $1500. He is son
J u n io rs— Won 2, lo st 0, per centagc
ing
building
lum
ber
for
Ja
p
an
and
the
a
tu
rk
e
y
or
a
ham
,
a
sm
all
sack
of
era l Geo. A. W hite w as introduced and
of the above cow by a son of Segis tio n of beef, m u tto n , and wool by de
flour, a sack of potatoes and nuiner- dem and from th a t source seem s to he 1000.
delivered a b rief but sc h o larly a d
P ie te rje P ro sp e ct, th e w o rld 's g re a te st cre asin g th e n um ber of stock on the
Sophom ores— Won 1, lo st 1. p e rc e n t
ited. —
A double
shift
be pm
put
ous food articles. The av erag e cost i unlim ------
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•— w ill »c
d ress on th e developm ent of th e idea
cow, w hich in 1922 produced on te st ran g e ?
age 500.
se
n
t
to
each
fam
ily
w
as
about
$12
i
on
at
o,lce-
em
ploying
about
25
men.
of dem ocracy and freedom from the
Oregon p roduces b ut 52 p er ce n t of
37,381.4 pounds of m ilk an d 1448.7
S e n lo rs -W o n 1, lost 2. p ercen tag e
C ash relief w as extended In a few ^ 8 niaIl>' m ore will be needed to oper-
conditions w hich encouraged w ar and
pounds of b u tte r, th e w o rld ’s record h er pork req u irem en t. How m uch in cases in w hich th a t m ethod seemed I a te th e factory. A ru sh o rd er w hich 333.
believed th e tim e would com e when
over a ll ages an d all breeds. She had cre a se in sw ine pro d u ctio n can be advisable.
F resh m en — Won 1, lost 2, p ercen t-
I th e com pany has been holding for
stan d in g arm ies would not be needed.
a fine b ull ca lf th is year, fu ll b ro th er b ro u g h t ab o u t by a b e tte r u tilizatio n
age 333.
One
fam
ily
of
11
w
as
given
food
and
i
8orae
tim
e
is
for
17,000
plugs
for
the
He em phasized th e need and a d v a n t
to th e one ow ned by B u rn s and M ul of o u r farm w astes?
The next gam e will be on T h u rsd ay
ish, th e husband and fa th e r being I
F- F u lle r p ain t com pany in P o rt
age in th is co u n try of a citizen -so l
cash,
LAND SETTLEM EN T AND
lenhoff, w hich is described as very
diery such as the n atio n al g u ard and
sick in th e hospital. It is needless to land. Woolen m ills ull over th e P acl- betw een th e sophom ores and ju n io rs
RECLAMATION. ,
prom ising. H e w ill be reta in ed on th e
told how th e federal g o vernm ent and
say th a t th ese fam ilies w ere deeply lie coast a re looking to th is facto ry for which gam e decides th e cham pionship
C arn atio n farm .
To w hat ex ten t Is it possible to les
th e sta te cooperated to tra in and su p
ap p re cia tiv e of th e sp irit w hich te n th e supply of spindles and o th er of the school. No adm ission is c h a rg
sen cost of p roduction th ro u g h b etter
ed to th ese gam es.
sp ecialties used by them.
dered th e aid.
p o rt th is im p o rta n t first u n it of self- JUVENILE BAND MAY
soil m anag em en t?
defense.
T im ber for th e m a n u factu rin g will
I w ish we had a labor council in
RE ORGANIZED SOON Oregon has th irte e n m illion ac res of
Many Interests Interested.
Col. H. U. W elch, county assesso r,
G resham and every o th er tow n or city, be b ro u g h t by tru c k from th e g rea t
land in farm s, of w hich only five m il
R e p re se n tativ es of m any agencies
bodies
in
th
e
foothills
of
th
e
C
ascades,
spoke briefly, re c a llin g th e form er
like
th
e
one
in
P
o
rtlan
d
.
I
am
sure
S teps a re being ta k en looking to lion acres a re im proved an d p a rtly
days when he helped organize a ca v w ard th e o rg an izatio n in G resham of
it would bring ch eer to a num ber of of easy access to G resham . Two m il In terested In O regon's ag ric u ltu re will
productive. S h all we go on d ev elo p
lion feet of fir logs have been secured p articip a te In th e state-w id e a g ric u l
a lry com pany in G resham . H. L. St. a ju v en ile band, to be com posed of
fam ilies ab o u t C h ristm as tim e.
ing m ore new lan d s o r sh a ll we c o n
from Sandy and oth er bodies of tim tu ra l econom ic conference th a t is to
C lair w as called on to ex press to the boys from ab o u t th e ages of 12 to 22.
HANS
C.
LARSEN.
c e n tra te our efforts on se ttlin g s and
ber n ea rer home have been secured, in he held J a n u a ry 23 to 25 a t C orvallis
v isito rs the ap p reciatio n of th e b u si A m eeting for th a t p u rp o se h as been
m ak in g p io sp e ro u s th e lan d s alread y
Did You know That—
addition to supplies from th e E stacada P ro d u cers of p o u ltry , crops, «11 kinds
ness men and citizens
locally
for the called a t th e fire h all for n ex t T h u rs-
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developed? Is th e re a m iddle road
of livestock, fru its and nuts, and dairy
T he th ro w in g of oil on th e rig h t co u n try ,
p resen ce of th e d istinguished visito rs ! day evening, J a n u a ry 10. Dr. H. C. th a t can be trav e led in th is connec
products will m eet w ith b an k ers and
b rak e drum can be m inim ized—and
and th e in te re st w hich all fe lt in th e , Joh n so n , exp erien ced In th is line of tion?
business men in th o ro u g h ly a n a l y s
som etim es en tirely overcom e— by driv <.R WOE MASTERS AND
local com pany. T he g uardsm en again band w ork w ill be th e lead er. His
FARM CROPS.
ing m ore to th e ce n te r of th e road?
LECTURERS TO MEET ing problem s of production and m a r
acknow ledged the g en ero sity of the d esire is to g et ab o u t th irty boys for
Should O regon’s w h eat acreag e be
keting and In fo rm u latin g a state-w ide
T rav elin g for a long d istan ce on a hot
citizens in providing th e boys w ith a th e v arious in stru m e n ts an d his first
red u ced ? If so, w here and to w hat e x day over a road th a t has a very p ro
T he M asters' and L e c tu re rs' asso- program th a t will serve as a guide
m ess fund la st sum m er w hen they effort w ill be to en ro ll those who have (
te n t? W hat cro p s should rep lace th e nounced crow n m eans th a t th e rea r iation will meet with Fairview g ran g e to fu tu re developm ent of th e sta te 's
w ere encam ped a t Camp Lew is. They had no experience. W hen th ey get
axle, like th e rest of th e ca r, c o n s ta n t on Ja n u a ry 12, im m ediately a fte r the a g ric u ltu ra l reso u rces.
ac reag e th u s released ?
. ’ how
-
- « they
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wx. t re-
V sta rte
vvu
U. Among
hope,
ever,
ill not be
d O
o 11IV
th e 1 rs w ill be (lUIIULK
adm itted.
ly sla n ts to th e __
rig __If
h t th e d riv er
POULTRY.
T he conference will be o rganised
,
- .
keeps relig io u sly to th e rig h t of the noon luncheon. Besides th e reg u la r
q uired to go to Camp L ew is th is year, tho se who a re e n th u sia stic a lly back-
business to come before th e m eeting, along com m odity lines, th e various
B
ut
a
few
y
ea
rs
ago
Oregon
im-
road.
If
th
e
w
ash
er
of
th
e
w
heel
bear-
T he luncheon p rep a re d and served ing th e m ove a re H. J. P u lfer, R. W.
It is intended to hold a m eeting of the g roups m eeting first In se p a ra te ses
by th e D orcas circ le of th e L adies' Aid | G ibbs, W. L. G orsage and F. L. Mack. p orted from o th e r sta te s both p o u ltry <ng *a w orn th e th in n ed differential
and
eggs
In
car-lo
ad
s.
It
is
estim
ated
Krease
w
ill
w
ork
out
and
sp
lash
over
various com m ittees appointed on the slons and la te r rep o rtin g th e ir re c
society w as highly appreciated.
T he im p o rta n ce to th e com m unity th a t 100 c a rs of eggs alo n e w ere ship- !
^ ePin « ,h e « ' «
Joint In stallatio n . This will give an om m endations to th e en tire co n fe r
of a band of th is d escrip tio n can n o t . »
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»
a
1 " ie level will keep th e g rea se w here It
o p p o rtu n ity to have re p o rts on the ence, w here each re p o rt will be h a r
be estim ated. No doubt th e ju v en ile I ped out of th e s ta te in 1922. Can Ore ! belongs.
LETTUCE GROWING IS
p ro g ress of th e work with referen ce m onized w ith all th e others.
gon
poultrym
en
co
n
tin
u
e
to
com
pete
TO RE ENVOI RAGED band would co n tin u e and be a feeder
W hen tab leclo th s show w ear along to th is big event. Ray W. Gill Is
successfu
lly
w
ith
p
o
u
ltry
ra
is
e
rs
In
. _
~
,
for a city band, and at th e sam e tim e i
A m eeting of farm ers and g ard e n ers ..
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.
,
Farm .Surplus Largely Fruits.
th e e a ste rn and m iddle w estern sta te s, th e cre ase s It is w ell to cu t an inch p resident.
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t , it would be giving to th e boys who
.
,
i from
i u n i o one
u t? n
n ie a
iH i o one
n e t end of the
side
and
of T ro u td ale and vicinity w ill be held , .
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. I on w hose m a rk e ts we are sellin g our cloth and reflnlsh t |,e edgeg. Thig w i„
W heat, d airy p ro d u cts, beef, pork,
. . .
_
_
ta k e p a rt in it a v alu ab le know ledge of
T h e Bank of G resh am p a y s 5 p er
in th e T ro u td ale city hall on T h u rs-
•
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.
m usic. T he cost is said to be nom inal, s u r p lus eggs? ( ertifieatio n of h atch - bring ail of th e creases In a new placi '•pnl In ip rw t »»n M»ne «I p h o f -H*.
\«lv su g ar and corn fu rn ish 80 per cent of
day city hall on T h u rsd ay n ig h t th is . . . ,
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,
the calories, and a like am ount of the
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, It Is hoped by th o se w o rking for the
week to consider th e conditions and
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fat, ca rh o n h y d ra tes and pro tein th a t
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m ovem ent th a t fath e r will b rin g th e ir
p rofitableness of lettu ce grow ing.
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...
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en ter into th e n atio n 's food supply.
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.
boy» and ta k e an activ e in te re st in the
M essrs. Roy H u rst and H. McTeek,
,
I hat fact has a relatio n to the fu tu re
o rganization.
re p rese n tin g D enny & com pany of
*_________
of O regon’s a g ric u ltu re because the
Chicago, a m a rk e tin g agency, who also
,
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..
large su rp lu se s of O regon's a g ric u l
,
,
,
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.
. . .
Coffee sta in s a re not easily rem oved
have a b ranch office at P ayette, Idaho, unlegs done 8O a t o n ce. B oiling w ater
tu ra l p ro d u cts a re found In fru its and
w ill be p rese n t and explain th e p o ssi w ill rem ove them If th e coffee has not
berries.
bilities of successful lettu ce grow ing had tim e to becom e th o ro u g h ly ah- |
T his and sim ila r facto rs th a t influ
sorbed. B ut if it is an old sta in , use
in th is locality.
ence th e grow ing and m a rk e tin g of
equal
p
a
rts
of
yoke
of
egg
and
gly-
j
T his com pany has been handling
farm s product« In th is sta te will he
cerlne. T his applied to th e spot is '
som e of th e celery grow n a t T ro u t alm ost th e only m ethod of rem oving |
considered at th e a g ric u ltu ra l eco
dale and hence th e men m entioned a re them .
nomic co n feren ce to he held a t the
fam iliar w ith loc-al conditions.
Oregon
A g ricu ltu ra l college Ja n u a ry
Oil cloth m ay be k ep t from break in g
It is desired th a t all who a re in te r
23 to 25.
at th e c o rn e rs over a ta b le if you 1
ested be p rese n t at th is m eeting.
paste heavy m u slin or pieces of a d
If one w ishes to have c u s ta rd pie hesive cloth on th e w rong side w here
EAIR BOARD
a nice even brow n, sp rin k le a little th e co rn e rs of th e ta b le come.
P etroleum je lly is good for m aking
su g ar over the top before p u ttin g in
the
eyebrow
s
grow.
W
hen
ap
p
lying
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th e oven.
let th e finger follow th e line of th e ¡
FRIDAY NIGHT
A ru g may be beaten tw ice a s easily grow th of hair.
and th o roughly if placed on a p air of
A few w ords w ill tell th e whole
old sp rin g s face down. T hen tu rn
T he m eeting of th e new fair board
over and sweep.
sto ry In th e W ant Column.
did not m a terialize last night, for one
reason and an o th er, th e re being only
seven old or new m em bers p resen t,
and th e m eeting ad journed to next
I he following are the regular subscription rates on Port
F rid ay night, J a n u a ry 11, a t 8 o'clock,
land dailies and combination with Outlook, except for the
at the city hall.
bargain rates announced above.
T hose p resen t last night w ere H. A.
Lewis, T. II. H ow ltt, Theo. B rugger,
One Year
W ith Outlook
John Kieret, F, N. L esley, Jo h n T ow n
OREGONIAN Daily
$6.90
$6.35
send,
H. L. St. C lair.
OREGONIAN. Daily and Sunday
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8.00
OREGON JOURNAL. Daily
I he board d esires to receive su g
6.00
6.35
OREGON JOURNAL. Daily and Sunday
8.00
g estio n s from anyone on th e b e tte r
8.00
PORTLAND TELEGRAM
5 00
5.35
m ent of the fair. They would a p p re
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5.00
ciate having any who are In terested
w rite or a p p e ar In person before th e
board.
The hoard d esires to s ta rt early on
the p lan s for th is y e a r's fair and hope.«
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lo r as full an a tten d a n ce of board
m em bers next F rid ay as possible.
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