T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 14, NO. »J
G KESII AM, M I’LTNOM AII
TROUTDALE HOLD-UP TELEPHONE stock
BANDIT IS CAPTURED
H H M 'b
OREGON,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, JA N U A R Y 23, l»25
Î1.5Ô Per Year
PAYS SMALL DIVIDEND
AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE CROUPS
MAKE REPORTS OF THEIR FINDINGS
PI BI K IS INVITED TO
LEGION WILL PLAY
PORTLAND ARMORY
N otices have been received
DEDICATION services
stockholders of the M ultnom ah K
G resham . Ja n u a ry 22. 1925.— E ditor
C lackam as County M utual T elephone
O u tlo o k .— a special in v itatio u is
"H ands up?”
com pany callin g a m eeting of sto ck ­
hereby extended to everybody to a t ­
All you birds get back th e re holders in the city hall at G resham .
tend th e services a t th e undenom i­
(Continued from last issue)
M
onday
afternoon.
Ja
n
u
a
ry
26.
T
his
a g a in st the wall. E levate your hands.
n atio n al tem ple Sunday, th e 25, at 2 I Next W ednesday n ig h t th e strong
F reight R atos Favor T his County.
m eeting is the an n u al m eeting for the
H u rry it up. h u rry it up. Hey. you
2 c !5c!t in th e aftern o o n , w hen Rev, A m erican Legion basket ball team
consid eratio n of rep o rts, election of
of
byi raH fliOm this coun,y to C alifornia p oints a re th e lo w e s t’ ' P ' P ' tt8 wUI dpdica,p ‘h e ir new p ar-
pIay ,hp P o rtlan d A rm ory q Ui„ .
over th ere, don’t get funny, back up to d irecto rs, and other
n ecessary busi- from P o rtlan d to San Fra°ncLco U S s U ’ c e n t V ^ i , K ‘d ““S ‘h F'“" S T h *‘ r a ,*‘ !’O" “ 7 ' hbUllt " eMt ,0 ,hp tw n P«'
iu L
™® 1OCal h ' <h 8cbo01 gyranaR-
th e w all. Now, keep em up and tu rn ness.
A
ngeles
is
5
6
4
cents.
3
centR
a
h
u
n
d
red
pounds
an
d
to
Los
I
God
has
w
onderfully
blessed
th
e
ir
Tbp a rn >ory five boasts of hav-
facing the w all."
The com pany rep o rts a very satis-
W ater tra n sp o rta tio n is not av ailab le to anv o t h e r O r e v n n
. !te m p le’ it8 P astor, B ro th er P itts, its i,lg nlorp “ H -star p lay ers th a n any
actory y ea r from every stan d p o in t A ngeies'81
HeV6 *°
v ‘T hU" dred ,0 San ^ ^ s c o ¡ n d 30 i e n t s ^ o ^ o s ,n ,*‘mberS
*" f“ Ct PVtrybo,ly who ° h“r P o rtla " d ‘earn, in fact every
S“ Ch, * /,s thp com m and of W illiam
and re fe rs to its p rin ted rep o rt
region ‘ H
83 “ M ultnom ab co unty is favored as a potato grow ing i*,“ 8 attended ‘hese services has been pIaypr on ,h e team 1» a form er high
S till, of E stacada, the ban d it who held
w hich show s th e y ear s tra n sa c tio n s
up the T iller and L oser pool hall at
blessed.
school or college sta r. T hey a re in
In detail and th e financial stan d in g of
T ro u td ale la st night, and in response
Cost of P roduction Is High.
About a T**r ago th is society o rg an - eo n ,Pe t|Don for th e city of P ortland
th e com pany.
to w hich 21 m en lined up ag a in st the
friiio
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izcd w ith 11 m em bers, an d a sm all cham pionship and have won one gnm«
Each sh a re of stock draw s a divi­
T
T *
in thP 8tatP
r aS r " n t‘“ “ ” der ‘he ° dd ™
an ni ,08t ° ne- th e 1088
"o Ormige
w all and w ere relieved of th e ir cash.
dend of one dollar. T his is th e first
buildln«- R was not long before
tbp tpnm w hich handed th e Legion
T he bandit called on one of th e dividend paym ent for som e years, but Costs av erag e about $105.00 per acre h ere and on th e °h lJh L t h e , Iat,e ,cro p
? a
P
W*8 tO° sm a" ,o bold « "
flr8t d efeat of ‘he season. Aver-
men, a T ro u td ale young m an. to rifle th e com pany tru s ts th a t it will be ta ? n e r u h . 7 ‘° ,1 3 5 °* Hi^ bpr costR of production a re due to
m
a
r
k
e
t a ""ragp - p S e ^ V i ' e " ^
a " d '» .lo w e rs, s o a i a r g e ag/ a
Rb-
t h a t t h e L ejlo n and
th e ir pockets w hile he him self stood able to pay an an n u al dividend from
cost of production.
' 1
tOe8’ ° r m o re’ Pe r a c re a re n ecessary to pay " np e " as build on F o u rth and
rm<>,> team s a re about on a par.
g u ard flourishing a big heavy caliber now on.
revolver.
Of the above figure of $105 ih n n i an
' H enry stre e ts seatin g about 600, and
T uesday night. J a n u a ry 20, the I.e-
The cap ital stock of th e com pany
•M40 per cen t rep rese n ts th e' iim e of th e f a m . V i n r t a t o r S i ^ t o ’l K S S !
. "
„
7
, *argP m“,n b e r’ ■
' - "
" ae defeated by tbe 1{a»>"-
All th e w hile du rin g th e search for has been in creased to $30.000 and all
on his In v e st-| ship and is stead ily Increasing. Reg- ler" of C ortland in a rough and tum -
money, s till laughed and Joked w ith stock is being reissued u n d er th e new
u la r services a re held as follow s; ' bIe s t r “ g g lp by a 27 to 24 score The
his victim s and when asked if he w as capitalizatio n .
7. Too Many Yar Helps Grown.
p reach in g a t 2 p. m. Sunday and again , gam p «‘art«“'! w ith th e Legion in the
resp o n sib le for o th e r rec en t holdups
The officers of th e com pany are, K
T he v arieties grown h ere include;
a t 7:30. p ray e r m eeting a t 7:30 p. m. ,Pad for a few m in u tes but th e Ramb-
adm itted th a t he was.
A. M iller, p resid e n t; B. a . Miller n r . f i a n a " k ' A tnerican W onder. P rid e or M uttnoi
T uesday, Bible stu d y at 7:30 p. m. !prs ovprcam e th is and, by out-playing
of
M
ultnom
ah,
E
a
rlie
st
of
All
vice
presid
en
t,
and
A.
M.
Hoss,
secre
W hen th e occupants of the room
Rose E a r \ 7 ? > h ^
G arn ”t Chill. Scotch Friday. All of th ese m eetings are ' a,ld o u t-ro u g h in g th e Legion boys,
had been relieved of th e ir cash, Still tary.
w ell attended. P ra y e r m eetings have I Rcorpd 19 hy th e end of th e half
T he an n u a l rep o rt gives th e com ­
stepped back of the co u n ter and rifled
ar. av erag e of from 40 to 75, p reach in g !a g a ln st 1” to r th e Legion. T he second
th e cash re g iste r b u t overlooked a pany a to ta l n et w orth of $28,S68.3il
trade.
th e b,g g est d raw ,'ack s to th e developm ent of a seed service in g en eral from 150 to 200.
h alf w as ta s te r but not so rough and
w allet co n tain in g $50 in currency. He w ith assets am ounting to $15.262.40
T h eir tem p le w as dedicated to God bo,b team s to u g h t h ard for w hat
T
he
to
ta
l
incom
e
for
th
e
y
ear
was
then com m anded th e m en to rem ain
to tal acreage. In spi'ta’ o M f m M r a r ^ m n r te » “ 8^ ? p .ab o u t 70 Ppr c e n t of the in Ju ly la st an d it has never been poiuts th ey scored, th e L egion having
q uiet, took a shot at an electric light $25,378.02. T otal m ain ten an ce, o per­ tie .. .11 . r o w - , .
«»’
lies, an grow ers would fare b etter in th e lone r.in ir
A
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e' used for an y th in g b ut for th e glory of a d ec,d*d e<>Ke on th e R am blers,
ng n ,n 1 not over th re e v arieties
ch an d elier, w hich he m issed, and then atin g and g en eral expense am ounted w ere grow n in th e county.
o u r Lord. T he full gospel is p reached
D uring th e first h alf a referee
stepped o u tsid e w here he w as m et by to $21,627.76. Adding to th is am ount
in th e tem ple every S unday and God b ro ’,g b t o u t by th e R am b lers had
8. Soil mid C lim ate F avor M oltnom ah County.
$2,141.69,
ca
p
ita
l
ch
arg
es,
such
as
a fusilade of shots from guns in the
Is blessing th e ir w ork. S in n ers a re !*'llarg e of the floor. He gave th e v is ­
h ands of Jim Sim oni and G eorge W il­ taxes, in te rest, dividends, etc., leaves Don T f ean<y 17 s <t e 7 nO r e B o n ^ ó u n ° 7 t ’*'’^""“' ' t ' ,-e be8t \ u ,ted to P °ta to P™duc
.
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invuut;-
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o ttin g saved an d converted an d those ito rs every ad v an tag e possible and
cox. A b u llet in th e thigh, from th e a net gain for th e year of $1,608.57
th an in th e o th e r c o u n tie 7 a n d 'th 'Z c lim a te * is ^ n X lC id™ . Wi\rk,nK P° " h ere p ic k in body g ettin g healed,
seldom called a p en alty on them . As
of th e w eath er reco rd s In all o f t h i » 'h e s i ^ o t . t o ^ t r i c t o In the®Xa,n,natiOn
gun fired hy W ilcox, w ounded him to
Cannery Workman Has > arrow
Some of th e m ost w onderful h ea l­ a m a tte r of fact, had a n e u tra l referee
w orld w ill ings have been accom plished th ro u g h been in ch arg e of th e e n tire gam e the
such an ex ten t th a t his c a p tu re w as
■ h w an av erag e sum m er te m p e ra tu re of 70 degrees
Escape.
su m m er te m p eratu re s h ere a re :
0PgrPes
T he average
m ade easy. H e succeeded how ever in 1
God s divine h ealin g and everyone Is outcom e m ight have been m ore p le a s­
Joe Com stock w as th e victim of a
Ju n e, 62 degrees.
rea ch in g his autom obile, w hich
p raisin g th e Lord. And we find th a t ing to th e local su p p o rters.
Ju ly , 67 degrees.
P arked n ea r th e ch u rch , w b e r e T
c^n^y X X " a ^ u T l
A ugust, 66 degrees.
God has as m uch pow er now as he
Coach S h afer bad th e floor d u rin g
w a . su rro u n d e d by a posse consisting w hen a piece of ca stin g broke
S eptem ber, 61 degrees
has ever had an d Is as m uch able to th e second h alf and it w a sn ’t long be­
Wm. W r i g ^ ^ t n r o Z ’e d ^ e i v
X " o T a r ^ S ^ ^
g*’” '
heal our bodies today as he w as when fore th e v isito rs found th a t th e ir u n ­
th e
- P « » « <" M arch 19
we have a ra re com bination of a cool Ion3 «
Novembpr 20. H ere then, he healed the lepers. It Ju st proves u su ally rough ta ctics drew a penalty.
hlTght°m f r ° m dayS ° f hiCh
—- -I’l - 8?a8On and co m p arativ e to us all w hat God will do for us if we No one can say how ever th a t he w as
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w ill only have faith in him and pray not as fair to one team as to th e
th e poolroom w here D eputy Sheriff a w ound w hich h a d 'to b V d Îessed by a
II. POTATO RECOMMENDATIONS.
in ea rn est.
MRS. H. C. LARSEN. other.
S q uire took charg e u n til D eputies i physician
1. In crease of 30 p e r cent In A creage Is Justified,
1 lie local team looked good on the
C hristofferson and La Monte arriv ed j
M ethodist E piscopal f h n r c h .
iioor, and it would not be fair to say
T he guano c u tte r is an a p p a ra tu s
from P o rtlan d . Dr. Adix w as sum - | fo r cu ttin g up fertilize r and Mr. Cora- farm s adapted1 To 'th e ir V rY in V io n ° f T h e ^ e r e a e e ,tben n,aln casb c ro P
«U
Sunday services a t th e M ethodist th a t any one m an sta rre d . Lunday,
m oned from G resham and gave th e | stock w as a ssistin g in its operation in creased 50 per cen t ; t PS : Ue x i? n s e To f Y X ag e
C° Un‘y Ca"
8afely Episcopal ch u rch n ex t S unday will Bailey. P u lfer, F a n c h e r and Booth
SU11 w i t!n an flF8t ai<1 tr e a tm e n t " h e n th e piece of steel broke and
begin w ith S unday school nt 10 took tlie floor a t th e s ta r t of th e gam e
2. M inimum of 7.’» Sacks From an Aere.
jail
rem oved to th e county landed on his ch e st Just over the
o’clock, followed hy p reach in g a t 11 and A ltstock and P u llen w ere used as
{lleart- He a t first th o u g h t one or sack s 0 a m a rk e 7 h 'rY poTaTo.^
fnrm s w blch can av erag e over 75 by th e p asto r, Dr. Chas. W. H uett, su b stitu te s a t v ario u s tim es th ro u g h ­
who will tak e fo r his su b ject “The out.
s t i l l , acco rd in g to deputy sheriffs, niore ribs had been broken by the
h as been o p e ra tin g as a highw aym an force of th e im pact, b ut an X -ray pic- 3. S tren g th en G rading Law.
P en alty of S uccess." E pw orth le a g u e
T h ere was an u n u su a lly good tu rn
in ea ste rn M ultnom ah and C lackam as I tu re revealed th a t th is w as not the
will m eet at 6:30 and a t 7:30 th e p as­ out of local fans and th e team feels
co u n ties for about th re e m onths and ! case. The g ash w hich w as cu t in his so as to include enforcibie% e<n a n % r for^ts® v’i"? t°/ tb e P °ta to Reading law to r will again p reach, his su b ject be­ highly encouraged by th e ir e n th u ­
" \ a l low ing W ashington Potatoes t o ^ o ^ ^ V a t We
Y d believe
^ d ^ th a t th e ing ’’T he B revity of Life." Special siasm .
h as staged n ea rly a dozen holdups, forehead luckily m issed both eyes
th e proceeds of w hich netted him in and is not th o u g h t to be serious,
m usic Is being p rep a re d for th e s e r ­
th e neighborhood of $400.
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T he d isad v an tag e is caused by" ti!è vices. Tlie re g u la r p ray e r m eeting is LEGION AND Al XILIA B1
7 ’ held on T h u rsd ay evenings. All a re
D a m a sc adm itteii
h° ' d' UP ° ‘ th t‘
T be Sandy 7 ^ ^ %
paying 45 Ignorance of Oregon re ta ile rs aR to w hat c o n stitu tes the" n V ^ " 1
TO INSTALL OEEH EKS
cordially Invited to th ese services.
D am ascus poolroom , B oring
pool cen ts a t th e cream ery and 43 cents on
T he follow ing com m ittees have been
T he Joint In stallatio n of th e officers
room , S p rin g w a ter store, C arver g ar- Ul6 ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.________ o th e r m eans th an actu al inspection the sale ¡Hwî»eVer pu.rcb asp s a r e hy any
product. T his w o rk s a ïr e m e n d o i ÎardshF n , ^ n KOP"
tb p , Iowpr V iced appointed to a rra n g e th e d etails in of th e A m erican Legion and th e Wom­
age, B a k er’s Bridge sto re and several not adm it it becau
home
m
ark
ets.
’
har<*s
nip
upon
g
ro
w
e
rs
In
th
e
ir
own
se he is shielding
connection w ith th e revival m eetings e n ’s A uxiliary will be held a t the
o th e r su ccessiu i and u nsuccessful an accom plice,
4. Grow Only T h ree V arieties.
w hich will begin Sunday, F eb ru ary g ran g e hull next T uesday evening
hold-ups.
D eputy sheriffs m a in tain |
S till is an ex-service m an, 31 y ears
1:
F inance, K. A. M iller, L ester Ja n u a ry 27, at 8 o’clock, a t w hich tim e
th a t he ».„ij
w as responsible
for tb e a t * old and is a son of E d w ard S till of
lomntozi
.
Earltos® of A n m end co n c en tra tIp K upon B u rb an k . A m erican W onder and Spencer, C. A. R ogers; e n te rta in ­ th e relativ es of th e ex-service men
ab o u t wo weU k
E stacad a bank E agle Creek. H e has a wife and th ree
m ent, Mrs. Jack so n Jo n es, Mrs. A. W. and th e au x ilia ry a re Invited to w it­
aDout tw o w eeks ago but he would ch ild ren living n ea r E stacada.
». P lan t and Dig E arly for P o rtlan d M arket.
S hipley; u sh ers. H. L. S t.C la ir, W. J ness th e cerem onies.
Tlie offlcers-ele¿t of th e Legion are
Cooper, L. L. K idder; m usic, C. E.
R usher, Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, Mrs. B A K. C. R oberts, co m m an d er; H enry
ea rly as possible, r a th e r th an to p la n t aie d i/? » o’ ""a 8P" *" ,bp fal1’ aR M iller.
Late Model
B ottleson, vice co m m ander;
C. C.
m ark et. A fter th e Yakima crop comes „„ • jÎ ^ p H c e u sîa î p r o p 's
Dr.
S.
A.
D
anford,
th
e
ev
an
g
elist
Y
ager,
a
d
ju
ta
n
t;
B
ayard
M
iller,
fi­
w h eT h o Ä cr; p ,s pvfdp" t ’ ^ - T ñ r i s ' a d X h T 6 u su a ,,y d ropa- in yparR
who will a ssist In th e m eetings, is th e n an ce; Ed. Wedln, sa rg e a n t a t a rm s;
fWll'th ° bPttPrP‘° ’h o l/A h e ír c°rop“s 7 ,ntíi Y e Y - i “ _or
o ,b p r ,0Pa’ « ro w ers
su p e rin ten d e n t of th e so u th e rn d is­ E. J. Iirugger. ch ap lain .
t Y . L h,e
mpvpm ent of Yakima Gems does « . . .
- -
-■ $n tb® tric t. He is described us a talen ted
Tlie au x ilia ry officers to be in stalled
P
rib
...
n
°,t,
Rt.8
rt
,,nUI
tbp
>
a
«t
of
Sep-
tem b er o r th e first of October. I rices will u su a lly b reak a t th is tim e.
sp eak er, very v e rsa tile In reso u rces, a re H elen Camp, p resid en t, V ernice
at less than Portland prices
B. Good S torage F acilities Needed on F arm s.
tire le ss w o rk er and w holly given Yager, vice p resid e n t; M innie E a s t­
All c a rs have 1925 license
up to his work. He has had larg e ex ­ m an. p a st p resid e n t; L etltia P u lfer
m .ln P S ‘7br . , S
S n X " T „ I T v 'i X 'E . '" , ™ "
••
perien ce in revival an d cam p m e et­ se c re ta ry ; Lois S t.C la ir, trea su rer.’
com mon. The cost of digging or huild'ine , ¿ J »
i
poor 8 to raKe a re ing work. The Rev. E. G. R an to n will Mrs. L u clie W ebber, of P o rtlan d , past
1924 CHEY ROLET Coupe, looks like new car
house is very little as com pared w ith the
Pr° Of R,oraKP p ,t or w are­ d irec t the singing and ren d e r such p resid e n t of The D alles au x iliary , will
h eatin g or ro ttin g . T he av erag e annua
® Vear? crop by freezing,
build a good sto rag e house.
8 0,1 Rome farm s Is enough to help as is possible d u rin g th e c a m ­ be th e In stallin g officer of the ladies’
paign.
o rg anization.
1924 CHEY ROLET Touring, disk wheels.......
«. I M B est P ossible Seed.
R efresh m en ts will be served a t th e
conclusion of th e exercises.
com mend ^ ^ c Y n D - 'P ( 7 a 7 / brhibOa 7 d dthee cK° ° dt Cr° PS WKb P° Or ,Ped
We JOHN A. I’AL.MtJI 1ST
Good Used Cars
1922 DODGE Roadster, looks and runs good
1922 CHI A ROLET Tour., looks - runs good
1922 G A RD N ER lour., looks and runs good
1923 S i AR louring, looks and runs good
1923 LORD Tourings (2), each........................
1920 FORD Roadster, thoroughly overhauled
1918 I ORD Tourings (3), each........................
$475
450
250
375
295
250
165
65
Look these cars over, drive them, and then you’ll buy
a used ear from
B E S S E L IM P L E M E N T CO.
RELIABILITY”
I hone 1141
SERVICE
Gresham
The Epworth Leaguer h
Offer You a Chance to Get Out and Hear
The MUSICAL COPS
and a squad of P o rtlan d
E n te rta in e rs.
n c ' TY
I.
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, '7 " f
Tuesday, Jan. 2 7 ,8 p. m.
C hildren 15c
A dults 25c
OodleK of Eun
ALBITIIKH M. COR. BANE LINE ANO BOdiWAOD ROAM
try in g to build up good?dependable lo e d s t r ^ n V ? gPnt ' or ,h e ,r f ffortR
of th e best seed thaA i t 'i s p'ossiWe
" S ° f 8eed' We Urg,‘ th e URP
ANSW ERS DEATH ’S ( ALL
Gresham t'oiiimonlty Cliurrh.
John A P alm q u lst .an old resid e n t
Die S unday school of th e Bible
of G resham , passed aw ay a t his home S tan d ard C om m unity ch u rch will
F e rtiliz e rs Pay on High I’rieed Land.
W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 21, a fte r having m eet at 10 o’clock, with p reach in g at
w ill g rad e No° i’^ e r t l i e 3«^!0*'«' ^ s Y r y ' “ '" ^ » ^ Iarge p e r?e? ta Ke of w hich suffered for m onths w ith an a tta c k of 11 hy th e Rev. George H agen, of P o rt­
ro tatio n w ith clover or vetch and on h ic h 'n rL o a \
i 8b° U d be *row n <»> « ch ro n ic m yocarditis. He w as born In land. H is su b ject for the m orning
will u su ally pay. Com plete fe rtiliz e rs are P.isua i?"»h cnm niPrc,al fertilizer» Sweden S eptem ber 23, I860, and cam e service w ill bo “ W hat is th e B aptism
to buy. F arm ers will save money by ex p erim en tin g
p’ ppnR,VP kind w ith his p are n ts to th e United S tates of th e Holy G host?" He will preach
gives the best resu lts and then buv th e nrat,
* * ? ' fp rt<"«»‘r th a t In 1867 He moved to Oregon In 1875
again In th e evening a t 7:30 from the
farm . Com plete fertilize rs u sually c a rry 7 hJ a v 7 - -
m U tb ' m " D th e
He Is survived by his wife, Lida subject, “T he U npardonable Sin."
r e r t l l z in ir
v o lim
* p ercen tag e of filler w ith
no rea l fertilizin
g value.
P alm q u lst, tw o sons, F red and Kay,
Baptist < harch .Notices.
of G resham and a daught ter. Mrs.
T , n he
‘'D n n ie K llngensm lth, of Ix js A ngeles'
P m m o orning
r n ,n g hour of stu d y . and
__
HAY CROPS.
C alifornia, a b ro th er, Emil P alm q u lst * ? r “ ’ p wl11 beg,n at 11 o’clock. T he
L T H E SITUATION.
and a sister, Mrs. A1 Maybee, both of su b ject p resen ted by th e p asto r will
1. A creage Is L arge.
I»' W hat th e Illhle teach es about the
G resliam
resham .
conditions of the w orld and the ch u rch
More ac re s a re devoted to hay in
Tlie
fu
n
eral
wag
conducteii
th
is
a
f­
th is co unty th an to all o th e r farm
crops com bined.
'
ternoon from the u ndenom inational In th e closing days of th e d isp e n sa­
H ay .............................
tem
ple by the Rev. 8. F. P itts, a s s is t­ tion of g ra c e .’’ in the evening service
G rain, corn and ' p o t a t o e s ..................................... J i ’22? acrpR
F ro » .b . ...b b » « » , „
bW l.
„ o .,
ed by th e Rev. D. M. Cathey, w ith In­ th e su b je ct of the adriregg will be
The B attle w ith A tnalek."
The
te rm en t in M ultnom ah cem etery.
2. V arieties.
Bible school will m eet pro m p tly a t 10
W Indew C leaaltig
a m. The B. Y. P. U. service will be-
g ra s^ ^ ra ’lnT ay’ ^ d ^ I d ^ a y ^ ^ t e r e a 'r e X u t " V Ï X ’ Â t a H a “ "*1
For ex p ert window cleaning
S. Kin at 6:30. T h ere will he speclal
TaJIma,
Brow n.’ O or
r e a h leave
s T ’p h o rd
^ n ers
e ^ o T '^ J ° bD
”y U,’‘ Cbo,r *" b,ltb ">•' m orn-
X Yield« P e r Acre Are High.
log anil evening services. P ra y e r
I “« re of th e W ant Ad. Col
g lV(’s 'a b o u t° l(iiytobna88 aandb g ra ,n ahay*i'9 tons
um n a re m eeting and Bible study w ill be Wed-
ab o u t 2(4 tons. W ild hay
g rass yield w ell over 2 tons.
A lfalfa, clover, vetch, and tam e
A co rd ial
4.
Hay R equired in ( on lily.
q u i r S ; y OUt h e l \ ; y ^ . ° 7 e b: . ,aTdhlsnZ ^
8,1 ° f ,bfi bay -
basis. No a c cu rate figures are av ailab le h u t t h ' ” * n , y u P °n » hay im porting
probably im ports about $150.000 w orth of hay everyUy e a r ° Ut8,de of P o r t|and,
»
( a n Hay T onnage Be lnerea«e«f|
,r.i
J »n3n|ntoPb'.7'm'lb"lb”m 7l7 rib7 r W h . " " ’sin" ’'"’7
Yields per acre m ight be Increased in many ease« hv
In o th er c a s e , by grow ing vetch and oa- hay l i J t o l ?
C o n tin u ed on page 3
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 28
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