Gresham outlook., February 15, 1924, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 101
FARMERS PROGRAMS
ARE WELL ATTENDED
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OKKOON, EKIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1»2I
Edward L. D oheay
T he p rogram s of the first four days
of F a rm e rs’ w eek w ere w ell attended,
th e re having been betw een 800 and
900 in attendance. E xcepting Monday
th e re w ere tw o se p a ra te assem blies
each day, one in M etzger's hall and
one In th e g ran g e hall, both m orning
an d afternoon.
W ednesday w as soil, fertilize r and
ro d en ts day and th e program w ent off
as by schedule, w ith helpful ta lk s both
forenoon and afternoon by F. E. P rice,
soil sp ecialist from O. A. C. I. N. Ga-
b rielson of th e U. S. B iological de­
p artm en t, gave th e la test m ethods on
ro d en t control. At th e g ran g e hall
Miss M argery M. S m ith n u tritio n
sp ecialist, gave th e afternoon address.
On T h u rsd ay 90 p ersons w ere p re s­
en t in th e forenoon and 120 in th e a f­
tern o o n a t th e b erry day discussions.
H older of leases on C alifornia
At th is tim e recom m endations of the
naval oil lands who testified he
m ade a p ersonal loan to fo rm er
local com m ittee of th e econom ic con­
S ecre tary of In te rio r F all of $100,-
feren c e w ere p resented by H. G. A n­
000 w ith o u t secu ritv .
drew , follow ed by a gen eral d is c u s -|
sion and la te r it w as voted by those HILL SU SPEN DED BY
STATE l i . S. LEAGUE
p rese n t to adopt th e recom m endations
In so far as they applied to th e b erry
H ill M ilitary, by v iolating th e ru les
situ atio n . It w as voted to p la n t C uth­
of th e sta te high school b ask etb all
b e rt and red ra sp b e rrie s only on land
league w as suspended from th e a sso ­
su itab le for th e ir profitable production ciation la st Tuesday.
an d as m a rk e ts justify. T he plan tin g
By th is tu rn In events G resham au ­
of b lack caps and black b e rrie s w as
tom atically ad v an ces, to th e sem i­
discouraged. In creased acreag e of finals.
M arshall and Oregon stra w b e rrie s and
Tw o gam es have been scheduled
a lim ited in c re ase in E tte rsb e rg 80s w ith St. H elens, w in n er of th e m iddle
w as recom m ended.
A m a teria l in ­ section of d istric t No. 9. T he w inner
cre a se in gooseberry p lan tin g was of th ese two gam es w ill m eet A storia
recom m ended and a lim ited am ount of of th e low er section to play for th e
c u rra n ts . D airying w as recom m ended rig h t to go to th e sta te to u rn am en t.
fo r th is d istric t for association m em ­
T he G resham q u in te t w ill go to
b ers.
F ollow ing a re th e m em bers St. H elens on F e b ru a ry 22 and St
p re se n t of the local econom ic co n fer­ H elens w ill com e to G resham on the
ence:
follow ing W ednesday, F e b ru a ry 27.
D. E. Tow le, S. A. R oberts, E. P.
G resham high won a double head er
Schedeen, E rn e st Johnson, H. G. A n­ from C orbett high la st W ednesday
drew , B. E. Boice, H. W. L ynch, J. night.
Ic k le r, W eyland, K. K ayser, W. P.
T he m idgets won 24 to 13 in a fast
S m ith, J. J. F ish er.
game. P o rts for C olum bia high m ade
In th e afternoon Prof. W. S. Brow n, th re e sp e cta cu la r sh o ts from mid-floor
h o rtic u ltu ra l sp ecialist of O. A. C. and w as th e m ain stay for Corbett.
spoke on th e re la tio n betw een grow ­ K eenan and D ow sett played ste lla r
ing problem s and m a rk e tin g problem s. ball for G resham .
Wilson’s Resting Place
Sen. Thomas J, Walsh |
D em ocratic S en ato r from Mon­
ta n a who is credited w ith having
d u g up evidence whieh resu lted in
T ea P o t Dome and N avy Oil Re­
serve oil lands scandals. He is now
boomed as a D em ocratic P resid en ­
tia l “ D ark H orae.”
High on th e h eig h ts overlooking W ashington, in th e St. A lbans
C ath ed ral, lies th e body of fo rm er P re sid en t W oodrow W ilson, A m er­
ic a ’s first g r e a t In te rn a tio n a list. This stru c tu re is destined to be
A m erica's W e stm in ste r A bbey. In se rts a re of Rev. S y lv ester Beach,
o f P rinceton, N. J., who- conducted th e fu n eral services a t th e Cath-«
ed ral follow ing th e sim ple services a t the W ilson horn«, w hich w ere
conducted by Bishop F reem an , of W ashington.
RURAL ROUTE CHANGES
GRESHAM BUSINESS MAN
ARE ANNOUNCED
WEDS PORTLAND GIRL
Due to th e rap id se ttle m en t of th e
co u n try both to th e w est an d to the
ea st of G resham d u rin g th e p ast two
or th re e years, th e w o rk of th e c a rrie r
on R oute A, G resham , h as in creased to
such an ex ten t th a t it w as considered
n ecessary to sh o rten th is route. T his
is a m otor ro u te 50.3 m iles in length
and a t th e p re se n t tim e serv es 630
fam ilies. In o rd er to reliev e th e s itu a ­
tion, a new ro u te h as been a rra n g e d
from P o rtlan d to c a re for th e te rrito ry
betw een Rockwood and th e A scot sec­
tion on th e Base L ine and Section
L ine roads. T his new ro u te w ill also
serve w h at is now th e w est end of
R oute 2 from T ro u td ale, Oregon. The
B eaver Bend section, fo rm erly served
from T ro u td ale, w ill be tra n s fe rre d to
T ro u td ale and served by R oute 2. The
nam e of th e G resham ro u te w ill be
changed from R oute A to R oute 2.
T hese changes w ill go in to effect
M arch 15, 1924.
T he m a rria g e of Guy D. Jones,
G resham Jew eler, nnfi Miss B eatrice
B ates, d au g h ter of W. E. B ates of
P o rtlan d , took place on W ednesday,
F eb ru ary 13, in th e p riv ate office of
Col. H iram U. W elch, county assesso r.
Dr. A. Thom pson of G resham officiat­
ing. T he b rid e’s fath e r and a few
close frie n d s w ere w itn esses to th e
cerem ony. A fterw ard s th e w edding
p a rty enjoyed luncheon at th e Mizpah
inn on th e C olum bia riv er highw ay.
T he b rid e w ill be rem em bered as th e
d au g h ter of W. E. Bates, who lived in
G resham sev eral y ea rs ago. She has
been em ployed a t th e Olds, W ortm an
& King sto re In P o rtlan d as billing
OCCULTATION OF
ALDEBARAN ORSI CRED
If th e local sky had been c lea r be­
tw een 8:30 and 9:20 W ednesday eve­
n ing o b serv ers w ould have seen a
ra r e and In terestin g phenom enon in
th e heavens w hen th e e a r th ’s little
sa telite cam e betw een th is p lan et and
A ldebaran, a s ta r of th e first m ag n i­
tude. now show ing so b rig h tly in th e
evening sky.
A ldebaran is a g ian t red s ta r In th e
co n stellatio n T au ru s. Its d iam eter is
28 m illion m iles, or m ore th a n 32
tim es th a t of th e sun. It ta k es its
light 50 years to reach the ea rth at th e
ra te of 1S6.000 m iles a second.
Such events do not occur very often
and it is a m a tte r of re g re t th a t th e
phenom enon could not be viewed in
th is location.
But th e re is som e consolation in th e
th o u g h t th a t may be next A ugust 21st
w hen M ars, our siste r p lan et, w ill be
n e a re st th e e a rth , success will crow n
th e efforts of astro n o m ers and in ­
v en to rs in th e ir atte m p t to sig n al th e
in h a b ita n ts of our n ea rest neighbor
in th e so la r system .
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
*1.50 Per Year
POWELL STREET WILL
SOON BE COMPLETED
A p o rtion of one of G resh am ’s m ain
th o ro u g h fares. Pow ell s tre e t betw een
Main and R oberts, has been blocked
to traffic since J a n u a ry 20 and th e re
seem s now little p ro b ab ility of th e
w ork being com pleted fo r several
w eeks to come.
T he d riving of piling on th e south
side of th e s tre e t progressed rapidly
u n til th e buildings having a cem ent
w all foundation w ere reached. W ith
th e d an g er of serio u sly in ju rin g these
j fou n d atio n s the w ork w as stopped. A
week or m ore w as sp en t in d eterm in ­
ing w hat to do. E xcavation of a tren c h
for a co n crete reta in in g w all w as com-
I inenced, th en it w as decided to te a r
j up a la rg e r portion, n ea rly h alf th e
, w idth of th e stre e t in fro n t of th e
W ithrow and C arlso n buildings, and
p ut in cribbing.
E vidently the kind of w ork an d th e
c o n tra ct conditions u nder w hich it is
being done have tended to slow up the
im provem ent and it still d rag s along.
A larg e force has been a t w ork the
p ast few days and th e w ork is now
being crowded.
F o r n early a m onth sev eral busi­
ness places have been closed or have
been doing business u n d er extrem e
difficulties. T he closing of th e stre e t
to traffic and th e difficulty and d anger
of access to sto re s an d shops has
caused heavy loss to n early a ll busi­
ness p laces on th is portion of Powell
stree t.
1 *r*omo;,.'I traff' has d u rin g this
i< been d iverted t > féc o n d stre e t
and has caused u congestion along
nan
r veets n ecessitatin g sh a rp
tu rn s .¡iat has caused several n ear a c ­
cid en ts and m any close calls. The
heavy traffic over lightly graveled
stre e ts d u rin g w et w eath er h as put
them in dep lo rab le condition. I t will
ta k e a w hole sum m er of settlin g , w ith
e x tra g rad in g and care, to g et the
stre e ts w here deep ex cavations have
been m ade Into p assab le shape again.
Much of th e Inconvenience and loss
suffered by m e rc h an ts probably w as
unavoidable, b ut It is th o u g h t by
m any th a t some of it could easily
hatfe been obviated.
T he county w as u n d er th e necessity
of saving th e s tre e t w hich is a county
road. The p ro p erty ow ners appealed
to th e county to m ake as p erm a n en t a
re p a ir as possible. T he stuffing of th e
fill w as en d an g erin g th e w eak fo u nda­
tions of som e buildings. T he county,
not being able to se cu re th e co o pera­
tion of the p ro p erty ow ners or of th e
city, has gone a t th e im provem ent In
its own way.
T h ere is p rospect now th a t th e w ork
will be com pleted in a few days. T he
sidew alk is being bu ilt and th e ex­
cav atio n s a re being filled.
Clnb Leaders Confer.
T he high school team , by quick
T h u rsd ay w as club day a t the p assing and good team playing, w ork
g ran g e hall in connection w’ith th e ed th e ball in for close shots and won
F a rm e rs ' w eek program . A la rg e th e gam e 32 to 3. Both th e first and
clerk.
n u m ber of th e club leaders of th e second team s w ere used.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo n es w ill estab lish
co unty w ere p resen t, also H. C. Sey­
Leo B ailey’s floor w ork and N el­
th e ir residence in G resham in th e near
m our, sta te club agent, W. D. K inder, son’s shooting w ere fea tu re s of the
fu tu re .
co unty club agent, T. D. K irk p atrick , gam e. B ram h all w as th e shining
LITTLE lOO-TON W HEEL
city club leader of P ortland, and o th ­ light for C orbett.
EQUAL TO 35,0011 HORSES
ers in te reste d in the w ork of th e
BLASTING POWDER AIDS
T he highest-head reactio n tu rb in e
clubs.
HOLLY GROWTH CLAIM
NEW FARM PRODUCE
in th e w orld has .arriv e d In P o rtlan d
T he m eeting w as called to o rd er by
PLAN IS FAVORED M ETHODIST CHURCH
Who would have th o u g h t th e re w as and Is now being Installed in th e pow ­
Mrs. O. A. Stafford, presid en t of the
ANNOUNCES SE R V IC ES' any rela tio n betw een b la stin g pow der er p la n t of th e $16,000,000 Oak Grove
County Club L ea d ers’ association. The ; Need for an a g ric u ltu ra l p ro g ram
p resid e n t announced th e appointm ent for Oregon w as stressed by W. J.
T he services a t th e M ethodist E p is­ and C h ristm as holly w re ath s? B ut h y d ro -electric p ro ject of th e P o rtlan d
of ch airm en of v arious groups of club K err, p resid en t of th e sta te college, copal ch u rc h next S unday w ill be In such is th e case acco rd in g to th e ex ­ R ailw ay, L ig h t and P ow er com pany.
w o rk e rs as follow s:
sew ing clubs. “ nd W al‘" M. P ierce, governor of
p erien ce of E dw ard P. T rem p er, w ho
T his w ater w heel w ith accessories
' Oregon, before th e a g ric u ltu ra l eco- ch a rg e of the p asto r, th e Rev. A. 8.
Mrs. H anson ot G ilb ert: cooking, Mrs. nom ic conference, recen tly . Several H isey, who w ill occupy th e p u lp it at has a g re a t holly o rch a rd a t K irk ­ w eighs ap p ro x im ately 100 tons and it
B e rt Olsen of P ow ell V alley: canning hundred farm ers, b an k ers, and o th e rs both services.
T he topic for the land, W ashington. T his o rch a rd is took five flat c a rs to haul It from San
H ELPFU LN ESS.
and hom e m aking, Mrs. M axwell of in te reste d in p rom oting a g ric u ltu re m o rning service w ill be “S tre n g th for said to be th e only one in th e United F runcisco, w here it w as designed and
G ilb ert; field crops. E. P. Schedeen w "r ® registered for th e conference, all th e D ay.’’ In th e evening "T h e W il­ S tate s devoted e n tirely to h o lly trees. m an u factu red by th e P elton W ater
W hen we ta lk ab o u t o u r neighbor
, TI.„ .
. sections of th e sta te being re p re -
In th is o rch a rd m ore th a n 1,000 W heel com pany.
of H illsview ; livestock, J. F lem ing ot gented
d ern e ss Voice” w ill be the su b ject of
and o u r b ro th er we a re som etim es
holly
tre
e
s
a
re
grow
ing.
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t
a
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It
w
ill
be
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V ictory; poultry, Mrs. J. Lynch of
“ M arkets for o u r stap les a re now th e serm on. Special m usic a t both
prone to lim it the te rrito ry . We speak
though w estern W ashington soil and age effective head of 857 feet—th e as If th e neighbor w ere Just acro ss
L ynch.
w orldw ide w h ere once they w ere en- services.
clim ate a re alm o st ideal for th e g ro w ­ h ig h est in th e w orld.
th e fence In th e o th e r yard, and we
T he various problem s of club w ork *«rely local,” said P resid en t K err, who
T he Sunday school is again on th e
explained th e p u rp o se of th e co n fe r­
T he cost of th e wheel w ith ln sta lla - 8Pe" ^ of Rj" b ro th er as If he w ere
w ere discussed by the leaders, who ence. “To m eet th e new conditions. u p -g rad e afte r th e sp ell of bad w ea th ­ ing of holly tree s, Mr. T em per found
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.
som eone w ith whom we cam e In daily
th a t som e of his tre e s w ere not tion will
be about $100,000 and It h as co„ ,a c t
show ed a keen in te re st in th e work. in c re asin g in com plexity w ith th e er d u rin g th e m onth of Ja n u ary . T h o s e . in 1921
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m aking th e g ro w th they should. Some a cap acity of 35,000 horsepow er at 514
A schedule of rad io program s w as a n ­ p ro g ress of o u r civilization, th e re w ho
We lose sight of th e lim itless field
have been out of th e ir c lasse s a re i
»
and of th e g reat fact th a t, from a h u ­
nounced to be given over th e O regon­ m ust be a reo rg an izatio n of o u r a g r i­ being so u g h t and u rged to be ag ain In j of th e tre e s had begun to show sc ra g ­ rev o lu tio n s per m inute.
gy tops and o th e rs had stopped g ro w ­
W ater w ill be tu rn ed into th e t u r ­ m an, social and citizen sh ip stan d p oint,
ian b ro ad castin g sta tio n once a m onth. cu ltu re.
“T he farm ers a re not p ro sp erin g , th e ir places.
ing. Beside th e se sickly specim ens bine for th e first tim e early th is su m ­ we a re all b ro th ers. We can n o t th in k
T hese p rogram s will begin a t 7:45 and but a re stru g g lin g a g a in st trem endous
T he topic for th e E p w o rth L eague
in lim ited term s. We a re com pelled
mer.
w ill la st about 45 m inutes. Mr. A llen difficulties. C onditions have aroused devotional m eeting w ill be "Y outh and w ere stro n g , stu rd y trees.
to th in k in w orld term s. T he w orld Is
so sm all. C h ristian ity has reduced Its
w ill be the sp eak er on M arch 4 and w ide-spread in te re st in a g ric u ltu re R eligion." W illiam M cA llister w ill be | | To discover if possible th e reaso n
| for th is condition and to provide a BRIDE-TO -BE IS GIVEN
I size and has b ro u g h t th e peoples of
w ill ta lk on livestock club w ork. Mr. and a d eterm in atio n to relieve its d is­ th e leader.
tre ss e s and place it on an equal fo o t­
rem edy, Mr. T em per called in an ex-
I’llE-N UPTIA L SHOW ER ,h*‘ worl*1 ,n,° our own back yard.
.Seymour w ill speak on A pril 1, Miss ing w ith oth er essen tial in d u strie s." I
A gain, It is n ot th e one n ex t to
Z f o n E vangelical C hurch.
plosive ex p ert—a m an who had m ade
H elen Cowgill on May 6 and Mr. A llen
T h at p ro sp erity w ill come to the
us w ho is our neighbor, b ut it is th e
A
m
iscellaneous
show
er
w
as
glvep
S unday services at Zion E vangelical 1 a sp ecialty of tree -d o cto rin g G eorge
on Ju n e 3. Mr. Seym our is expected farm er who p ersev eres in an in te lli-
one to whom we can be neighborly, to
E. W illm an, of E. I. du P o n t de Na- Miss M arguerite Michel la st T uesday whom we can be b ro th erly . W hen you
to be th e sp e ak e r a t the Fairview gent p rogram of production and m a r- ch u rc h w ill be as follow s:
evening
at
th
e
hom
e
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ask th e question, "W ho is my neigh-
w eting w as th e conviction ex p ressed ! S unday 8chool a t 10 a m
m o u rs A Co. F o r th e la st 24 y ea rs
g ran g e on M arch 8.
by G overnor P ierce. T he problem s of
J. G. M etzger by Mrs W illa G rass, bor?" It Is to find one to whom you
th e farm er, w ith suggestions on how | D ivine w orship in th e E n g lish lan- Mr. W illm an has been in th e em ploy Mrs. Bessie Long and Miss H e le n !* " “
Library Car Visits Gresham.
b ro th erly and to whom you
T he new est th in g in public lib ra ry to m eet them w ere outlined by th e ! Kuage at 11. and in th e G erm an lan- of th e du P ont concern as an ex p ert it
a
on
cftn b« helpful. A m erica can n o t be
Hoss.
About
30
g
u
ests
w
ere
p
resen
t.
1golnted
s h e hag got fo th ln k of tbe
guage a t 11:45. S erm on to p ic: "See- in th e use of explosives for all p u r ­
service was d em onstrated yesterday governor.
T
he
house
was
decorated
w
ith
val-
I
w
orld.
We
can n o t be Isolated In the
poses.
“
In
crea
se
th
e
production
of
a
rti-
,
jng
j
egug
Only.”
Special
m
usic
by
on th e stre e t n ear th e hall w here the
cles you can sell close at hand, p ro -
.
Mr. W illm an looked over th e holly en tln e d eco ratio n s and colors. Red different com m unities In A m erica. We
fa rm e rs ’ conference w as in session. duce those you can ship in concen- j ln e n o ,r’
can d les w ere b u rn in g ln all th e rooms. a rc com pelled to help each other.
w hen th e fine new c a r of th e county tra te d form w ithout heavy shipping} Young P eople's m eeting a t 7:30 o rch a rd and p rescrib ed b la stin g to
T he w hole of A m erica, every m an,
lib ra ry w as show n, equipped w ith costs, elim in ate as fa r as you can p. m. Topic for d iscu ssio n : “W h at is revive th e dying trees. His method T he evening w as sp en t In gam es and w om an and child In A m erica, is com ­
bookshelves, lib ra ria n ’s desk, and those products w hich we m u st sell
How Does It Affect C h a ra cter?" was *° Bpnd down a tw o-inch driving m usic. Miss G ertru d e A lexander sang pelled to th in k of th e N orthw est. T his
accom panim ent.
L ittle Is th e spot In w hich th e g rea t q u es­
state,
everv convenience for ta k in g to the outside
o u t.l.le th e sta
te confine w heat grow - | g peeja | m eeting of th e g en eral La- b ar to a depth of th ree and o ne-half to banjo
’
B
1 ing
to
e ea a ste
rn
O
regon, and
in
crease
V irginia G rass, dressed as cupId, p re ­ tions of th e fu tu re a re going to be
ing
to
ste
rn
Oregon
ano
in
crease
n
.ra
o
n
a
a
e
on
next
^«’t.
four
feet
d
ista
n
t
from
th
e
tru
n
k
r u ra l com m unities w hat books and production of d airy products, p o u ltry , (l,eH Ald at t,le P arsonage on next
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sented th e gifts to the bride-to-be. She settled. It Is one of th e m ost Im­
and hogs,”
hogs,” w
w ere
ere th
th e e governor
g o v ern o r’s rec- T h u rsd ay at 2 p. m. Im p o rta n t busi- of th e tre e to be treated . M h at
p am p h lets a re needed.
Miss Anne and
p o rta n t and m ost p o ten tial sp o ts In
received
m any b eautiful and useful A m erica today. Schools, u n iv e rsitie s
n ess and an n u al election of officers \ know n as 20 per ce n t b lastin g pow der
M ulheron, head lib ra ria n , and Miss om m endations to th e farm ers.
gifts.
D ainty refre sh m e n ts
w ere and ch u rch es m u st be developed In
was used In th ese holes.
Nelly Fox, b ran c h lib ra ria n , w ere In |
will ta k e place.
o rd er to be able to take ca re of the
Tw o ch arg es, one on each side of served.
ch a rg e and R. L. Sabin, rep rese n tin g 150 STREET UAHS
Miss Michel leaves soon for E s­ m illions of people ac ro ss th e seas.
;
th
e
tre
e
w
ere
used.
Very
little
change
Bethel
BiiptlM
C
hurch.
th e lib ra ry board, w ith th e lib ra ria n s,
WENT UP IN SMOKE
A g re a t Bible building Is to be e re c t­
At th e Bethel B ap tist ch u rch next i w as noted In th e tr e e s ’ ap p e aran c e th e condido, C alifornia, w here she will ed In w hich th e g re a t fu n d am ental
visited th e g ran g e hall and th e berry
More th a n 150 tro lle y c a rs “ w ent up S unday Bible school will m eet a t 10 i first y ear. Mr. T em per said, b ut d u rin g j become th e bride of M aurice K night. d o ctrin es of C h ristian ity and of the
g ro w ers m eeting and explained the
Miss Michel Is a bookkeeper for th e C o n stitution of A m erica a re to be
w ork of the book vehicle. It will be ln sm oke" in P o rtlan d last year, at o’clock, followed by p reach in g at 11 ■ th e second year and since, an all-
P. R. L A P. in th e E le ctric b u ilding i tau g h t. It w ill tak e a m illion and a
th e endeavor of th e lib rary s to estab- least th e value of them did, by th e o'clock by th e ac tin g p asto r. P ro f round h e a lth ie r ap p e aran c e has been j In P o rtlan d .
' h alf b rick s at a d o lla r a brick. E very
llsh re g u la r ro u tes fo r the lib ra ry car consum ption of c ig ars and cig a re tte s G. R. S chlauch of Linfield college on m arked. Today Mr. T em per say s th e
’
' friend In A m erica o u g h t to give at
leaat one brlt
efore, all friends
in v arious localities of the county, agg reg atin g som ew here around $2,- j th e su b ject "L a b o re rs w ith God.” T he I slcklv tree s ca n n o t be told from those D i v u D i , u n v a r t i
,
th ro u g h o u t Am erica have an oppor-
B. Y. P. U. w ill m eet a t 6:30 in th e eve th a t have been stu rd y a t all tim es. He l l i n r . l t A M l v
w h erever th e re is a dem and for books. 500,000.
M \ N I LIGIII ( IK S tu n ity of b rin g neighbors, being b ro th ­
B ut then th e g irls devoured th e nlng. At 7:30 P ro fesso r S chlauch will I explains th a t th e b lastin g loosened the
T he new c a r is especially designed for
ers. and show ing th e ir neighborly
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n
d
er
soil
so
th
a
t
th
e
ro
o
ts
of
th
e
farm ers. A list of th e books w hich equivalent of 100 stre e t cars. So it p reach on “U nan sw erab le Q uestion."
D emand for light c a rs lias been kindness, b ro th erly love and h elp ful-
1 tre» s could get down Into th e m o istu re m arked in th is te rrito ry recen tly ami ness by sending d o lla rs for th is g reat
one w ishes to borrow from it m ay be has been w orked o ut by som eone w ith
( omninnlly ( hureli Makes Announce- 1 and obtain n o urishm ent.
m any new e a rs have been delivered by building at S eattle.
sen t to th e lib ra ry in P o rtlan d and a p enchant for figures.
inentft.
i T he tre e s w ere lite ra lly blasted Into R aker A Son, local F ord salesm en.
'r h ' ’’ *" ,o n !£ a" HluM ratlon of how
A ccording to th e U nited S tates cen-1
th e books w ill be delivered a t the
. . . . .
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.
p ractical Is (ho d ex trin e of b ro th erly
■vices a t th e undenom h ealth , said Mr. T em per, and today are i } .
T h e usual
e a rlie s t possible m om ent. It is ex­ sus rep o rts, th e per ca p ita consum p-
Since th e beginning of the y ear tru c k s love, neighborly love, h ro th erly help-
stro n g , h ea lth y hollies and a re m ak- i have been sold to P. W. Ledlne, O scar fu ln ess, k in d n ess and cooperation. Let
pected th a t G resham will be th e ce n ­ tion of candy and confectionery la st , in atio n al hall will be held a t th e re
y ear w as about $5. T h is would m ean u la r h o u r 2 p. m. Sunday. T he Rev. ' Ing rem a rk a b le grow th.
1 I’apach and S. H lra la ; ro a d ste rs to us put It Into p ractice.— Rev. M. A.
te r of th e book routes.
around $1,500,000 for th e city of P o rt­ 8. F. P itts w ill p reach. T h ere will be
lien M atthews, M. R. H em rlch. A ndrew M atthews.
land. and $1.500,000 would buy about T uesday evening p ra y e r m eetings and
I
Bros,
and F. M ack; to u rin g c a rs to I
noon saw iag
P ru n in g and s p ra jln g tim e.
100 b rand new, m odern troll» f c a rs of F rid a y evening Bible study for young
Information Bureau.
II.
M
oulton,
Win. Stockley and L. M.
Q
uickly
and
efficiently
done
by
ex
­
Special 2u-indh berry p ru n e r for
people. E v e ijo n e welcome.
The ship was lying In th e h a rb o r
p erts. All o rd ers prom ptly atten d ed Jo h n so n ;
fordor sedans to E. W.
$2.25 tree p ru n ers, $1.75 and up. Dry the type now In use in P orti ind.
| to re g a rd le ss of size.
lim e and su lp h u r spray. A. W. Metz­
A ylsw orth, C. E. K ellum and J. B. of a so u th ern tow n, when one of th e
GEO. SH A W Phon" -«It E ll SM ITH C heney; a coupe to A. W, T hom as natives w ent on board and ad d ressed
T
he
Bank
of
G
resham
pays
5
per
g er A Co.— Adv.
Window C leaning
the cook, who w as Iris h :
ce n t in te re st on tim e deposits.—Adv.
and a todor sedan to J. S. Benson.
“A re you th e m a t e r ’ I. e asked.
F or ex p e rt window cleaning see
“No,” said the cook; “b ut O'im the
All kinds of p ru n in g sh ears, p ru n ­ T ajtm a, or leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n ‘ B arg ain s in 12-foot uaed field gates.
T he Bank of G resham pays > Per I
man as boils th e m ate."
ing saws, etc., at L. L. K idder Hdw. Co. Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
cen t In te re st on tim e deposita.- -A dv.1 It pays to use the Want Ada.
A. W. Metzger A Co.— Adv.