Gresham outlook., January 27, 1925, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. I». N o . 95
G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
ORESHAM. MI LTNOMAH COITSTV, OREGON, TI'ESPAY, JA M ARV V7,
$1.50 Per Year
LOCAL MAYORS ARE Parent-Teacher Circles AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE GROUPS
Work Is Started on GRANGE OFFICERS
ACTIVE IN LEAGUE Report Many Activities
MAKE REPORTS OF THEIR FINDINGS New Filling Stations
WERE INSTALLED
G resham and T routdale w ere re p re ­
sented S atu rd ay a t a m eeting held in
th e council
cham bers or
of tne
the citv
city hail
---------. vuauiucrs
in P o rtlan d , w hen the m ayors of 25
O regon cities m et and perfected the
org an izatio n know n as th e League of
O iegon Cities, at w hich tim e officers
w ere elected, a co nstitution drafted
and a legislative pro g ram outlined for
th e com ing year.
M ayor C h arles Cleveland, of G resh­
am , and M ayor L au ra H arlow , of
T ro u td ale, reg istered as c h a rte r mem­
bers of th e new organization, which
h as p rim a rily for its object the de-
fense of the p rinciple of home rule
th e prom otion of cooperation between
cities, and th e adoption of im portant
m easu res to be presented to th e le v h
lio n s —
ì ' T e a e h e r i a s o c i a -
(Continued from la st issue)
on j "
he,d a t R ussellville school
II. OATS AND BARLEY RECOMMENDATIONS,
heard ?r„ y
Wh®n re p o rts w ere
th e w v T " y 8ChO° Is of c o n stru c ­
.
m ," y
«<
tive work w hich is being backed by o
the .„dividual C rc.es.
£ In n S . l ' t i J J i “ * " ° P " “
11 w l" W b etter to «row barley
X
aIree P7 ted 27 ClUb8 f° r boy> and
Kiris already organized in th e county
w ith m any m ore m
The
lor ta ll p f . Ä ° o S ‘ 2 , » ? d , 5 Ä , , t o r » t ' ° r| Y lr P' “ „ “ " ' ' ,’ A C N° ’
miuees
WeFe ad° Pted a,,d c»“ ‘ S hadeland Climax oats a re best for an rh .T ’t i 7* <OeS nOt h it' V ictorv »>><1
. „
. ,’ictory and
nnttees w ere appointed to
a rra n g e p lan tin g on nrntAntad
p
g P lan u n g and G ray W inter for fall
p ro tected are as
for the en tertain m en t of the
n ex t sta te
5 g lm e " b e c a u s e 7 “ th e e x M M lv e ^ o lt of t h i S h ? f“ r ® ‘8 b° Und ,o be a
convention. It w as announced th a t losing
Plans a re being
m ade for
tlon of the s c h o o l
„
“ “ aS80cia heavy m achinery overhead Involved The land an x ’ sma11 10,3 aBd «»»
"
d
n be m ore Profitably used
tv. Musical num b
' ° f tb ® ®°Un' fo r potatoes, h ay or p astu re .
the 7th and sih T h ’ " 7 ” g ‘Ven by
WHEAT.
bv D a m n ,4 Sth g rad es of th e school,
.nJ« ä »
x
' ä
ä
“ "“ >■ '»»••
A deal was consum m ated th e past
Jo in t in stallatio n cerem onies, w hich
week w hereby E llis R. W right p u r ­
chased th e in te rest of B. L. W alrad. w ere im p ressiv e and exceedingly
Sr., in th e G resham T _______
ra n sfe r _ & S tor- j , 7 . 1’ * ere beId S atu rday. J . a
age com pany, w hich has been owned n-isium
higb Stho01 gyn»-
an d o p erated th e past two y ea rs by of Mnitn
7 ?® ’ when “ >* officer.
Mr. W alrad, and his son. B u rto n ' ”
! 7 J ? “. - “ ?® 81* Pon,° ,la and eleven
z z r.t-|;n“
’ r —
°> 'b e O r.eb a tn « r u n « » .
» « n s f e r A Service station. A flv « - f r o , , , n t„ „ ,.......
- r lease w as taken T ’t h e o i l Z -
d ‘
Wdukie' wero
p a n , last fall on the Jo h n Metzger ium bla, G resham
R ~ k.
8h’ C°*
co rn e r on T hird and Main stre e ts for view. P l e a s a n t S l e y L e m 7 ' , n“ " ”
the purp o se of p u ttin g in a service i -
-
y’ L en‘8 and Rus-
sellvillo. S eats w ere provided for the
and gasoline filling statio n . C onstruc-
en tire
tion w ork w as u nder w ay Mon,.ay of
the h qu
'a.ï o ta T of
he officers
m aT *
m
orning
and
it
is
expected
th
a
t
in-
stalled
anil
H,e
*“ *
The wh
»
L THE s t a t io n .
o r , ; x n^ X 7
: : ?h r . ° “ p °f —
: -
°
~
co n stitu tio n .
Ut6h 2 ? ’i8S G ear' ¿ “»»ng th o se who th a t tim e l t erangede fromh 300bt o nioM P^ e . d nClln,ng 8fnce 1919' P rp 'io u s to " x ° “
a c le s Pe»' year. U nder th e stim u lu s of
spoke on su b jects of c u rre n t in te rest th e w ar it rose to 3,234 a c r e s / 0 1
be of 1000-gallon capacity.
Mrs. J e s s ', ^ ^ m e / ^ X t 'k r F a i r v L X
T ! “ dm_en.t. Whlch wa3 8ub- w ere Mrs. C. W. H ay h u rst. Mrs. H. F
Y ear
A cres of W heat
® ‘ , h ? 7® gath eril,g of S aturday I Stevenson and Mr. Rosebaum
Bushels per Aere
Iloth B urton and ‘ T ed" a re g ra d u ­ g ran g e w as th e In stallin g officer, and
1919
3,234
26
" X ,
of g u aran teein g a city the
R eports w ere given from th«
is s o
ates of G resham Union high school h er p erfect know ledge and sym pa­
2,410
v ari-
29
1021
r ig h t to con tro l its own affairs, lim it. 0Us schools as follow s
and a re sta rtin g into th e ir new b u si­ th e tic u n d ersta n d in g of th e ritu a l add­
1,900
23
1922
ing th e pow er of th e le g islatu re in its
1.800
ness v en tu re w ith vim. and a re co n ­ ed g rea tly to i t . im pressiveness. She
22
1923
Lynch
school
cleared
$30
on
1,700
in te rfe re n c e w ith the governing func­
a re-
te m p latin g p u ttin g in a first c I hss fill­ w as assisted by Mrs. Ray Gill and
25
cent vaudeville p erform ance. Thi3
tio n s of the cities.
! these conditions th e re ” " HAHe possibHRy o '^ / n ® ,5 °
,75 per a c re - U nder in g -sta tio n in every resp ect and one C layton B. Lew is, actin g as lady a s ­
school is serv in g hot soup to th e c h il­
- a w heat crop in th is county. P
ty f ge“ iug cost of production out of th a t w ill be a cred it to th e com m uni­ s is ta n t stew ard and stew ard, re sp e c t­
A nother m easure, the passing o f _______ -
dren a t 1 cen t a howl. T he m a teria ls
w hich would save P ortlan d alone the and labor a re being donated h . » 7 ' ^ h e ^ b f o ^ m a n y 'y e a r s " e x c e p t ’ fo r"o cc asio n a l " w a r ^ P f 01 r a tb ®r low prlced ty.
iv e ly T he cerem onies w ere opened
.« m
«6.000 annually.
, „ . , . u rel„ . Te„ „ c r « X
B urton W alrad is asso ciated w ith hy R ay Gill, re tirin g m a ste r of Po-
th e presen t.
1
occasional y ea rs of crop sh o rtag e like
2 ,7 ^ .° '
“ “
10 « “ t a "
M b rec en t
T he yields of the various g rain c ro p , fo r th e five y ear period 1919 to 1923 his fa th e r In th e o w nership of a tra c t niona> " b o la ter tu rn ed over the ch air
follow :
of land adjoining the F irs t S tate Bank ,o l,,e new ly Installed m aster. Ja s. G
« re
P° " “ ■ "d
C' " b WOr‘ « » ■ " » • I o n ,
building on the w est, ru n n in g from ' Kplly- At th e beginning of tho cere-
Crop WbeM
It waa pointed out th a t dividing ' nam ely s e w i n g ™ ^ ? " , ,
Bcho? r W inter
Acre
Hu. per Aere Lbs. per Aere
Pow ell to F irs t Btreet, a d istan ce of lnony tho n atio n al em blem w as car-
Acre.
A
’iilue**
1446
26.8
1608
ie.v“ yy X , ; , u ,: " cT
, r i » ' d~ «■"
s *
about
150 feet, w ith a fro n ta g e of ap- j r,ed ,o th e fro n t of th e hall by S tate
$21.44
763
22.8
1368
$18.24 proxiniutely 90 feet on each stre e t, I c l |ap laln Chitwood a c tin g as color
4230
89.8
1274
$17.51 w hich was p u rch ased la st O ctober for i ' ’o arer, accom panied hy G eorge F.
429
35.8
1718
$20.76 the p u rp o se of developing u tilling IIoney and Ralph Q ulcksall, m arching
th e s tre e ts in re p a ir.
• , . “ ' o uncil on March 21. This
T he p rice paid farm ers locallv r
T h e B anks bill cam e In for a lengthy I pen ’e of C° n t,?b u ting tow ard ‘he ex- “ “ e 8 le M ,‘ han the P o rtlan d price dePen i?n g ipo’n T h 'T h " ™°re and 80me-
statio n . This location on Main and to ,h e beat of the muffled drum . The
discussion. As it now stan d s w here k , J f sp eak ers f° r the Ioan te x t
“ ? r com ‘»g <».
P l,ng UI>011 w hether g rain is moving
lliird w as leased su b seq u en tly for a lm l"o»siveness of th e cerem ony was
th e city councils have revoked th e li- h£ b school t t / d e X ’ '
a '‘d “ mfxed d a^
,Dt° th e C° Unty a re la rg e - P a rtic u la rly corn, w h eat and sm aller sta tio n and one to be first
g rea tly enhanced by the p rese n tatio n
tablished.
« T a y ° x y s x V
t i :
ra tiy -
O a num ber of tab leau x exem plifying
tile p rin cip les of husbandry. T hese
lish m e n t has rec o u rse to th e clrcuR ci ,
a r “C ent ' y bee " added to th * 19U year book )‘
( ° ’ S’ D ep artm e" t of A grlcultu
tu ro SAN (A KLO (J KAM) OPEKA
tab leau x w ere given u n d er th e d irec­
c o u rt and th is v irtu a lly d isannuls any being 't a k e n ’and
® agazine is
II. W H EA T RECOM M END A TIO N
IN PO K I LAN I), JAN 2», »», .11 tion of Mrs. Jas. G. Kelly, w ho w as
a u th o rity w hich m ight be exercised m aintained
H t i ' " y ,ta tio n is . , 1- W heat grow ing on high priced land is
r • ,
P resented a t th e close of th e p rogram
by th e city officials. M ayor B aker ire
, H 1 unches a re served broke. The com peting w heat g row ing s e c tio n ^ fa rly good recipe for going
ollow ing a New York season of w ltl‘ a bouquet of cu t flow ers in in
w as r e s p o n s e for the ^ t a t ^ S j
u n p recedented success, and extended Pr «Tlation of h er w ork by the Pom ona
o
heing backed by th e cirelp
g ro w ers in. th is ap p earan c es In Boston and P h llad al- «range. Mrs. M iller w as also nre-
th a t “the ___
2.
w ould be S h o rn Fb y ° th eC B a n k / X n
8h‘/ hUS been Pa,d fo r‘
AMieat should be grow n only in ro tatio n s
Two seed.
as a crop to s ta r t clover Phia, th e San Curio G rand O pera se»‘P«i with flow ers from Pom ona and
w hich would enable the ow ners o f '’ h a v e ^ e e T o ig a n iz e d 0" ’ C° ° k ing
1
com pany Is once m ore m aking its an- fm m F airview g range, In recognition
iiual ap p e aran c e on th e Pacific Coast, ,,f h er u n u su ally fine w ork as In stall-
dives to appeal to th e co u rts from th e !
w heat in pounds aml It is good new s th a t F o rtu n e ,r>K officer.
rev ocation of th e ir licenses.”
I p,P asan t V alley circ le is paying for I
&.
G eorge P alm iter, m a ste r of the
T he m ayors of M arshfield A storia S movlnR P ictu re outfit..
era The land c a n n ^ m o r e ap ro flta b ly 'u .^ d *1 Wlth r e s u ,t,n K Profit to grow - G a llo 's renow ned o rg an izatio n will
aid H ill w ere nam ed as a com- ! p ‘'ow
o w e"
h u u r rst,
s t,
form
and Gold
elih
fo rm e erly
Buckley 01 clover hay.
'
or potatoes, or even for vetch p rese n t four p erfo rm an ces in P o rt 8‘«te gran g e, w as p rese n t and gave
m lttee to d ia ft th e constitu tio n of th e sch°°*' I” serv in g hot lunches to th e I
land u n d er th e m anagem ent of th e I en couraging re p o rts of tho w o r k o f
Klwyn C oncert B ureau.
th e g ran g es th ro u g h o u t the state. Ore-
league. T he officers of the league ' hihlren free. P la n ts have been given
FLAX.
w ere elected as follow s: M ayor J. B. 7 8 k k m em bers and a
w as given
L TH E SITUATION.
T he d ate set for the engagem ent Is gdn h a" won first place am ong the
Giesy, of Salem , p resid e n t; A. L. B ar
" h°n o r of th e p ast p resident, Mrs. C. I
T he fiber flax in d u strv has
,
Ja n a ry 29. when th e com pany will 8‘a ‘pa <>f th e union In th e m a tte r of
bur, com m issioner of public w orks,
H ulse‘ who haa moved to S eattle. ^ r »hber. ls a proven ven‘u re ‘a nd g r o w e r s ^ e /l- llublicity latpIy- F lax grow ing open w ith P u ccin i's “La Tosca." This o rKanizution d u rin g 1924, said Mr
P o rtla n d , first vice p resid e n t; E. I) T?® wnmpn m ade th e bags for th e w idened 7,1 ppn' tp n tia ry w ith llax of a s a ^ fa c ^ o rv 1’’« « ^ .« UPPiy ,n g tho P,a n ‘ will he followed on F rid ay nig h t w ith P a ,m lter. Among o th e rs who w ere
P .r b , m aw r
..............
vlce
..." a a „
■»
« t b . a ren d itio n of "A ndrea C h e n ie r;” ca,,Pd "P °» «nd w ho responded w ith
th a t one o r m ore linen
the
expense
of
th
e
tre
a
t,
w
hile
th
e
Madame B utterfly” a t th e S atu rd ay ' ,rlef s , atein en ts w ere Mr. G lover,
p re sid e n t; M ayor C harles Cleveland,
of G resham , tre a su re r. The se c re ta ry teach ers gave $6. In a recen t co n test 8p‘vt^s w ith the p o ssih ilitie8''o f {‘hTs c ro n ’h e 7 , / a r ® e^ ,h o u ld »^q u ain t them - m atinee, and for th e closing perform - m aster of C lackam as Pom ona and Ju-
eed flax a r e rtiW o ri« .
^ ° re «£.°>Ing an y larg e a c r e s « ,,.
is to be appointed by th e president.
ance S atu rd ay night. “11 T ro v a to re” | VPn,,e o v erseer for th e sta te g range-
b
J S T s
has been chosen.
[C haplain Chitw ood
of tho
T he officers co n stitu te th e executive
sta te
com m ittee, w’hich is em pow ered to a c t
T he San C arlo com pany has now gr,lngp; M rs- C astro, m a ste r of Mil-
r .:
“
“ ' -
¡
a
betw een th e dates of the sessions, the x - v r
en tered th e g re a te st y ear of its ca reer. w a,lk|p g ran g e; Mr. Thom as, m a ster
next of w hich will be in Ja n u a ry , 1926.
V isiting n ea rly every city in th e coun- ° f Ul® 8 andy « ra n g e ; Mrs. Beach,
given recen tly at w hich th e officers of
d s J I | 8fl® ® er8'
d
l° th ® 8prlnB m o istu re
try la st season, th e New York en- m as‘e r ° f A bernethy g ran g e ; O. M.
th e circle served lunch. A d a n c / ‘ha nSX a fltao r “ nt 807 h 7 7 t h e s ^ c r o ^ te<’ ‘° r ®tUrn m ore np‘ Profit per
g agem ent follow ed closely w hen th is p ,u m m er of 'b e P o rtlan d cham ber of
H l GE AQI EDI ( T IS
acre
F lax for seed is an ideal cro u te r
g r° Wn to se" '
o rg an izatio n opened the new Jolson ' CO®®®r0<: R' W- Gill and o th ers.
PRACTICALLY COMPLETE w ill be given on J a n u a ry 30. T he clr-
cie donated $3 tow ard t h e
8eed-
as it uses less
se croi
efi uash
iess m o istu re th a n o ?.r
th e U3e
r 38 a n ^ u r Ä
^ Ä
e ^ g / =
T h eater, play in g to capacity houses
1 b‘* na,npH of th e new ly -in stalled
T he Bull Run pipe line, w hich has trav e lin g fund. A n u tritio n sp ecialist S°
d u rin g its fo u r-w eek s’ stay. D irectly ma8‘prs and se c re ta rie s of th e v ari-
been com pleted four m onths ahead of from O. A. C. w ill hold a se ries of
IL FLA X RECOMMENDATIONS.
a fte r th e M etropolitan engagem ent tho " U8 «r , n «e* follow ; P om ona: J. O.
th e scheduled tim e, due m ainly to th e m eetings In the d istric t. A n um ber n
r . In p re Pa r ing for th e tim e when linen m in -
,,, «.
com pany played req u e st p erfo rm an ces Kelly>
m a ste r; G race E. Exley,
of
needed
a
rtic
le
s
for
th
e
k
itchen
have
!
n
“
m
ber
of
grow
ers
to
trv
out
fiber
flax
on
ii
W
b®
av
a
ila
b
le
we
urge
en erg etic w ork of th e su b -co n tracto rs,
been bought by th e circ le
e x o e rE 7 ® , r a ? 7 jUSt Wbpre ,kp " r o p will X wed
' n " 1,K Way “ caa in Memphis, m aking a special trip to Ku88ellvl| l«>. M cretary . E vening S ta r:
th e C harles F. S hea com pany, u nder
ap p e ar a t th e dedication of th e big J ’ J ' Johll8on, m a ste r; M ark Geb-
T ro u td ale circ le paid for th e candy m istake on a ''l a r g e " - - —U- . 8ny PO88‘ble loss of m oney su /h " ,' J*,, V,!". g.®,. . th e ,r
th e g en e ral supervision of the gen eral
b ard t, se creta ry . Rockw ood;
F red
m oney Huch as m ight follow a $2,OOU,OOU au d ito riu m in th a t city.
o
o,
-
-
a
c
r
e
a
g
e
.
co n tra cto rs, the W illam ette Iron A for th e ch ild ren 's C h ristm as tree. A
’ , . 7 " C! fcI b1,8. Í.8 « P e f lm e n U l w ork
Since
its
ap
p
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aran
c
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h
ere
la
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for
the
Steel w orks, will be received officially p a rlia m e n ta ry d rill is held at each n ? aH Pl° ‘8 8hould be f u rn is h e 'd 7 re e 7 d th e 7 h v ’Ti*eV®. !h at 11
by th e w ate r b ureau before F e b ru a ry m eeting. P lan s a re u nder for a n en
T
®x p erl™en t 8' a “ on.
Be’ ®,,b ®r by lh e 8ta‘p « « p la n t o r by the son a New O rleans engagem ent w as , “ T ' Ru88®llr ll,e : Theo. Roy, m aa-
Played, w here ail previous reco rd s ^ : / Sra- E R a' py- — etary. L en ts:
1, if p rese n t p lans a re any indication, te rta in m e n t and su p p er for F e b ru a ry p ossibilities of grow ing s e e d / l / v T '" 8 ,g row hlg « rain for th re sh in g to the
w
ere broken, and In Chicago a re.-
n , ’‘‘'llklHH- m a ste r; L eila B.
The line w hich has Just been com- 13. A cam p cookery club and a poul- ' Dg a rich co n c en tra te for d^fry /o w s’3
P o rt,a n d mill and to r’ sup p ly !
ognized
ce
n
te
r
of
g
ran
d
opera,
w
here
y
"
lnlg-
8PCreti‘r
y- M ultnom ah; M. H.
pleted is 25 m iles in length, and ex- try club a re organized here.
7 t,t,7...P! y ‘,n g c ro P .‘hari w heat b e m u s e 'V h e a ^ m n V’7 ” aX WlH U8Ual|y ' ' 7
th
e
com
pany
had
n
ot
previously
an
(
W
be®,Pr'
“
»aster;
M arg aret W heeler,
w heat m u st be exported and ‘á ax U
tends from th e headw orks. six m iles | G ilbert circ le fu rn ish ed candy and a t p rese n t im ported.
=
a
.............................
above th e tow n of Bull Run. to th e n uts for 211 ch ild ren at C h ristm as
SUGAR BEETS.
Mt. T abor reserv o ir.
It is possible | tim e. A re st room for th e te ac h ers is
th a t th e first pipe line, w hich w as laid being furnish ed and a re g u la r re p re ­
in 1894, w ill be given a thorough over- sentativ e is doing d uty In th e P.-T A
hau lin g , if the expenses of th e sam e I service sto re in P o rtlan d . S everal
w ill n ot be too great.
clubs have been organized for boys
„ a g » irls.
i- i.
It is estim ated th a t co st of th e new ! „ and
aq u ed u ct w ill be $2,571.403. I t w ill
R ussellville school has been raised
have a capacity of 65.000,000 g allons to the sta n d ard g rad e th ro u g h th e ef-
of w ater daily, n ea rly h alf of th e en- forts of the P.-T. A. At C h ristm as
T oato „
.
,
L T H E SITUATION.
te rrito ry . L ast y ear th ev Ch7<{’an y baS been very much in terested in this
W ashington and as a re su lt th e y 'h a v e c o m n ! " ;^ “ " P,aI" " ’« 8 in w e s te r ’
facto ry a t Bellingham
V aV® con,pleted arran g e m en ts to build a
_____ .
re Prp8cn tatlv e of th is com nanv Mr
farm ers l ^ i h e ’w iH am e U e^ v air" “ i' ,X |’rp33f" '‘ ° ^ n ‘eTestPf?om a lu m b e r '" ^
‘he fre ig h t from h e'r^T ^ B ellin g h am utM oUS7 T ^ ’1''8/ h' 8 Ci”n P“ ay “ “
An" °
8 i- " -
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Buck, se c re ta ry
tire cap acity of th e th re e lines. An tim e clothing, canned goods and i ? r,'? er9 an o p p o rtu n ity to te st out beets hero i^®1^ tOn’ and th u s g,ve O rcgon N atale Cervi and M aestro F ulgenzio i
G u errleri who will . ........... . .7 "
'
n®Xt m" " llg of Pom ona will be
ad ditional 75,000,000 gallons is now C hristm as tree s w ere fu rn ish ed needy T he g r o ^ r s ^ r 7 ® 1*1 b® ju ,,,fle d "• building a S a c t X ^ i " 1“,' * “ y ‘° "®® fo rm a n c e .
‘
P®r ‘ ° n March ’ " j ' “ » R e n v i l l e grange.
.a p p h a d b , , b ,
p ,p .
p lc lo re
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With Its notable a rtis ts , the q u ality S P E C I A L S E K V I C E S B Y
lines, w hich w ill also be retained for given. Among th e p u rch a ses for th e
? B ellingham ,
°f lb« p ro d u ctio n s, Its d ram a tic unity,
ADV E N T I S T S T IIL S W E E K
th e use of th e city for em ergencies.
schoolhouse given recen tly a re a
.
IL SUGAR BEET RECOMMENDATIONS
Hie ch o ral and o rc h e stra l ensem bles__
______ —
The pipes of this im m ense engineer- «tage c u rta in costing $320, a phono- w r i t e 't n ^ v ? 8?
il r,m prs who caa «Pare an acre or t w „
.h i
a ll have co n trib u ted to th e wide-
A tw o WPpks' »cries of special m eet-
ng p ro ject run p rac tica lly thro u g h graph and scales. S everal clubs for Interested in try in g /«{"beet^ i n T s m . n ’ W a8l,,' ‘g '" " . "U tln g th a t they’ ^
sp read rep u ta tio n attain ed b v t l . i . *"g 3 a rp 1,1 P rogress at the C arlson
the ce n te r of the tow n of
G resham boys and g irls have
been organized.
cu rin g a su g ar facto ry u nder nnv r th . / ’ i '’ T h ere is no possibility of „e-
hall u nder auspices of th e Seventh
and m ade n ecessary th e negotiation
F airview
is a new circle. It rep o rt- w rl‘ten th ey m ust go fo rw ard at once * p a n - “ th ese le tte rs a re to be nationally-fam ed o rganization
Day A dventists. L ast week the m eet­
for a n um ber of p ro p erty rig h ts of ®d four boys' and g irls' clubs. F ath - ev n e T i7 l» ,a ? Pear8 t0 be no c h a «ce to lose an y th in g o n th ia
.
ex
p
erim
en
tal
acreag
e
because
even
though
th e h
~
8
Pro
P08|tlon
of
an
ings
w ere h.-ld for the special benefit
way. Many G resham w orkm en w ere e r»' m eetings have been held. A w el- niake good feed.
» h
m ougn
th e beets m ay not yield w ell they
of th e m em bers of the ch u rch und th is
m a teria lly benefited by th e em ploy- fare m agazine has been subscribed
week they a re of a m ore g en eral
81 t ( ULENT FEEDS SILAGE AND ROOTS
m en t offered them a t a living w age fo r-
c h a ra c te r and a re open to th e public
L THE SITUATION.
K " s-
w hile th e co n stru c tio n of th e line w
a
s
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1. Acreage.
E lder A. R. Bell, p asto r of th e Cen­
in progress.
|
Special Revival lfertfn jn -
tra l A dventist ch u rch in P o rtlan d , Is
One r a th e r u n p le a sa n t fe a tu re of
Window card s are out announcing A su ccu len t tt e ! 7 7 ' ' y/ a r ® " of ,h ls co" n‘y «row e ith e r silage o r r . w
p reach in g each evening beginning a t
the e n te rp rise is th e alm ost im pass- the series of revival m eetings to be T h ere a re about 2 0 0 0 ^ X 7 o / c o X ”
Production iX m H k '
7:15.
He is assisted hy E ld er T. F.
able condition in w
hich
»h«,
h
e
l.l
in
«h»
M»,k—
«-«
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,
oiiu,,,.
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acres
or
corn,
m
ostly
grow
n
tnr
.
o
____
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m
ug.
E piscopal silage and p erh ap s 300 acres of root™cropstly Krown for 8,l«ge. «ome vetch
w hich th e stre e ts held in the M ethodist
_______ _____
Houle, th e new ly elected elder.
have been left a fte r th e filling in of church from F eb ru ary 1 to 15, w ith
Source of Seed.
E lder Houle sta te s th e atten d an ce
the dirt. It is th o u g h t th a t it w ill be D r- 8. A. D anford, su p e rin ten d e n t of
has been good and m any a re being
fully a y . ea -------------------------------------------------------------------
r before norm al conditions th e S outhern d --------
istric t ao
as r evangelist.
I’a
e corn Is grow n from locallv D ra.ii.rM .
, « UBe.,si. ,
P a r t « of
of th the
benefitted by th e m eetings.
lu c t aftern
“
° tb ” ' coun' ' ^ a “ d ' ^ — r i —
* n ba?Bht
will have been resum ed in this re- ^ D a n f o r d w ill conduct
aftern o o o o n n 2 d ^ ^ ? r ? T " £ d S r n “ ^
U grow
from
Next S atu rd ay th e re g u la r services
will be held, with S unday school at 10
F ittin g cerem onies w ill atten d the Preach in th e evening a t 7:30. Mrs. tfm es received "from I t , " t i 'u s V o f ’t e 'n 'ie s rtJ 7 ’ a ? Ugb K,°od rP8Ul’" » re some-
a. m and p reach in g by E ld er Bell at
----- - and
— . . ‘he
.
>e»as
10 disappointm ent. —
tu rn in g of th e w ater in to th e Bull R un D anford w ill hold ch ild ren s m eetings ? ftp" re8U,t
co rn produced 11 is
uauallv
T hin stan d s
11.
very w atery and has a low
Pipe line conduit T h u rsd ay noon by " ‘ 4 o'clock. T he Rev. E. G. R anton ieeding value
city officials of P o rtlan d . Speeches by WH1 le»d th e singing assisted by a X Mature Versus Immature Silage.
Jk HI’ECIAL communication
officials and c o n tra c to rs w ill accotn- cho ru s choir.
, ,
V X of G resham Lodge No. 152,
P»ny th e im p o rta n t event, w hich —
_____________ q u a l ^
, ^ " . . £ ’2 * b '“ ' y ‘« " “ a« p P - ac re
q u ality ,11a«,. E . „ y
‘ ■” «
A- F A. A. M. In Maaonlc hall,
'h e r It y a y , b etter
, . “ 7 , X ' d.* „ 7 , ^ X 'u ? . " " " '’
m ark s a new e ra in th e w ater service
G resham , W ednesday, J a n u a ry 23, a t
tq u ip m e n t of th e city ot P o rtl.n tl. y e a r"' « t ’ll'”tlr'nb.bí',’
Í ’’"’
U ‘
" " ‘» « e of m atu re to rn . » , w a t" th io « ;’ mu?i
» Of m a tu re corn, several . k i - _ . * 7Ï »"’m a tu re
M Ma degreea.:30 P ® ’
c o n ,a rr,n «
TAHVIvI M U R I
Th,
W M A ,5
> p ”/ „ i ^ 1“ ' . p : . pi ” ; î
« « » » . « ■- « » h » / '. . . " '. '- " '”, " " ■ i .. .....................
un til th e dem ands o t <r »ln m ust be fed w ith It In o rd er to keen .... . h J ' n J ? « . ® of1n?"*t » “ «1 m ore Who
w
»
átusworth
, w . m .
b “ gth and w hich is expected to m eet th e dry
will sing as Uho-Cho-8an in
eq u u ire
ire i
t
.
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season req
Madame B utterfly,” u nder F lw v n W. L. G o lts AGE, S ec’y.
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