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G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
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VOL. 14, 5 0 . S
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1921
LOGANBERRY CROP
SOLD AT FAIR PRICE
LOCAL BOV UPHOLDS
VALUE OF EDUCATION
GresAam Defeats Fairview Grange
Scappoose High . Is 20 Years Old
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
ÿl.&fl Per Year
SHERIFF HURLBURT
SEEKS RE-ELECTION
A re a l gem in th e w ay of an essay
on th e value to even a tech n ical m an
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of a broad c u ltu ra l education is sub-
W hlle th e prom ise in reg ard to the m itted to th e O utlook by Mrs. J. W.
L ast F rid a y n ig h t on the local gym
T he tw en tieth a n n iv e rsa ry of the
lo g a n b erry situation locally is not big H en d rick s of G resham . She is th e
One of th e m ost im p o rta n t offices
it is sufficient to encourage th e local m other of th e w riter, R o b ert J H en- floor G resham high won its la st league F airview g ran g e w as celeb rated by a
w ithin th e d eterm in atio n of th e voters
g ro w ers to hold on w ith th e expecta- dricks. It w as p rep ared for R obert s gam e from the fast Scappoose q u in te t special p rogram at th e re g u la r m eet-
of M ultnom ah co unty is th a t of sherlfT.
,
ing of th e o rg an isatio n last S aturday.
tion th a t they can pay expenses and in itiatio n into th e T au B eta Pi fra te r- w ith a score of 26 to 16.
A lready sev eral can d id ates for nom i­
T he gam e, w itnessed by a good T h ere w ere p rese n t th re e past m as-
p re p a re th e way for a m ore profitable | n ity. R obert ,s a g raiiu ate of the
nation in the May p rim a rie s a re p u t­
production in th e fu tu re. Many have G resham high school and is studying com pany of sp e cta to rs, w as fast and ' ters, M rs. J. W. T ow nsend, Cedric
tin g th e ir nam es before th e public for
been disposed to dig up th e ir logans to be an engineer. His th o u g h t in d i­ fu rio u s from th e sta rt. G resham early Stone an d Miss Je ssie M iller, and th e I
th is coveted office. Amoug them is
but it is firm ly believed such a course ca te s th a t he ap p re cia tes and is lay ­ took th e lead and k ep t it for ab o u t ¡follow ing c h a rte r m em b ers: Mrs. A.
th e nam e of T. M. H u rlb u rt. th e p res-
eight m in u tes w hen Scappoose forged L. Stone, first ch a p la in ; Mrs. Ju lia
w ould be unw ise as th e logan is h ere to ing th e foundation for success.
| ent incum bent.
sta y and th e production, dem and and
ahead,
leading at the end of th e first I Snover, first se c re ta ry ; D. W. McKay, I
T he essay is as follow s:
H is an n o u n cem en t th a t he Is a ca n ­
p rice w ill ad ju st them selves. It is
h a lt 11 to 9.
Mrs. Jo h n B liss, Mrs. H an n ah M. ,
d
idate
for re-election can n o t hut in ­
TH
E
VALUE
OF
CULTURAL
d eclared w ith a basis of good rea so n ­
In th e second h alf G resham w orked ! Shaw , Mrs. Eliza Stone, Mrs. Sue j
STU D IES TO T H E ENGINEER
sp ire th e confidence of all good citi­
Bunn,
Mrs.
R.
W.
Wilcox,
Mrs.
Je
n
k
in
s
1
ing th a t those who q u it w ill lose m ost
a t ___
sw ept
th e
T he en g in eerin g p ro fessio n s ___ a b rillia n t offensive th
___
.,_____
zens th a t w ith H u rlb u rt as sheriff the
w hile tho se who hold on w ill be re- | o cn tin u ally being d isp arag ed on ac- j riv e r boys off th e ir feet an d w hen th e Moore, Mrs. L ena A nderson, Miss
county w ill co n tin u e to have a safe,
w arded for th e ir perseverance.
count of th e com mon conception th a t tinal w histle blew G resbam held th e E dith Je n k in s and Mrs. C. G. F an ch er.
sane, o rd erly and honest ad m in istra ­
I th e en g in eer is m erely a h g
h
l y
, ..
T he la tte r read an h isto ric al sketch
An a rtic le in th e Salem Jo u rn a l re- skilled m echanic, destined by custom bl* «'»<1 of th e score.
tion of th e crim in al and tax collecting
of
th
e
g
ran
g
e.
A
song,
w
ritte
n
by
Mrs.
p o rts a rec en t m eeting a t W’hlch th e to serve only as an em ploye of th e so-
G resham w ill play P a rk ro se to n ig h t
d ep a rtm en ts of th e sh eriff’s office.
SHERIFF T. M. II IK I. HI KF
E sta ca d a tonnage and p a rt of th e ’ called b u sin ess m an. P ro b ab ly one of a t P a rk ro se an d w ill w ind up h er 1924 D. W. McKay, w as sung. H. C. Sey­
One
of
th
e
best
know
n
and
m
ost
Mr. H u rlb u rt is a seasoned public
G resham tonnage w as co n tra cte d for tb e m ain rea so n s for th is view is the schedule F rid ay n ig h t w hen she m our, sta te club ag en t, w as present
tru stw o rth y public officials.
official, th o ro u g h ly experienced and
by a big packing concern at w hat un- n arlJownes8 of th e education of m any
and
spoke.
W.
D.
K
inder,
county
club
g ra d u a te s of tech n ical schools. The ta ck le s th e heavy and fa st Legion
abso lu tely reliab le. He is peculiarly
der th e circu m stan ces is considered a co urses often em brace only those su b ­ five for th e ch am pionship of G resham agent, played th e violin, accom panied STARTUll FACTORY
adapted
to th e needs and resp o n sib il­
on
th
e
piano
by
Mrs.
K
inder.
Mrs.
D.
fa irly good price. T he re p o rt says:
je c ts p erta in in g d irectly to th e m e­ an d e a ste rn M ultnom ah.
REOPENS WITH
ities of th e office he holds and has
M.
D
onaugh
gave
a
reading.
A
beau
­
chanical
a
r
ts
or
sciences,
to
th
e
en
­
"T h e lo g an b erry m a rk e t w en t up
NEW PROSPECTS held for tw o term s. He know s how to
T he gam e next F rid a y n ig h t on th e tifu l potted p la n t w as p resen ted to
definitely to 5 cen ts S atu rd ay w hen tire neglect of th e a r t and c u ltu ra l
local
floor
pro
m
ises
to
be
a
b
a
ttle
studies.
T
his
develops
a
highly
th e E sta ca d a tonnage w as sold to
Mrs. J a n e t M. G ran t by th e officers of
A fter a long period of in activ ity th e han d le m en and has m ain tain ed an
Libby, McNeil & Libby a t th a t price at skilled w orkm an, b ut c e rta in ly a m an royal. G resh am ’s first gam e of th e th e gran g e. Mrs. G ran t is serv in g her sta rc h facto ry a t G resham show s signs efficient force. H is conduct of th e o f­
a m eeting of all of th e g row ers, a t ­ of lim ited u sefu ln ess, who does not season w as w ith th e alu m n i five. P ra c ­
fice has given sa tisfactio n to all and
tended also by Jo h n H. R ace and E arl go fa rth e r p ro fessio n ally th a n to su b ­ tic ally th e sam e bunch com pose th e second te rm as m a ste r of th e grange. of re tu rn in g life. Y esterday m arked has left no room for criticism
m
it
a
p
u
rely
tech
n
ical
re
p
o
rt
on
su
b
­
About 50 p erso n s enjoyed th e sum p­ its reopening u n d er th e m anagem ent
P earcy of th e Oregon G row ers asso ­
Legion team . At th a t first gam e
n his cap acity as sheriff of M ultno­
ciation and also by re p re se n ta tiv e s of je cts p resen ted for his co n sideration.
tu o u s d in n e r at th e noon hour. Two of L. S. E llerm an . A new com pany has
G
resham
high
won
only
a
fte
r
an
ex
tra
I
t
has
n
ec
essarily
lim
ited
his
prom
o­
th e can n in g com pany. T his price is
m ah county, Mr. H u rlb u rt’s one rule
been
organized,
called
th
e
W
estern
b
irth
d
a
y
cakes,
baked
by
Mrs.
John
tion, for lack of o utside know ledge five m in u tes had been played. Since
f. o. b. shipping point.
and in te re sts m u st lim it on e’s success. th en both team s have had m uch p ra c ­ Jo n as, g raced th e tab le, one for th e S tarch and D ehydrating com pany, a has alw ays been service. He h as con­
“Libby, McNeil & Libby also have | G
ducted th e office econom ically, s u r ­
enerally, th e h ig h er a m an gets In
p u rch a sed th e G resham logan b erry ■ his profession, th e m ore varied his tice and have played m any gam es. The g ran g e an d one for Mrs. G ran t, whose p riv ate in co rp o ratio n , w hich has tak en
rounded
him self w ith deputies chosen
over
th
e
p
lan
t
and
will
begin
th
e
m
ak
­
tonnage estim ated a t about 200 tons , educatio n m u st have been.
first gam e w as a th rille r from s ta r t to b irth d a y It w as. Tw o new m em bers
ing of a h ig h -g rad e sta rc h su itab le to r and reta in ed solely for m erit, and en­
a t 5 cen ts. T he E stacad a to n n ag e is i
w
ere
in
itiated
at
th
e
m
orning
session.
A degree from a college of recog- finish. T he com ing gam e p rom ises to
estim ated a t betw een 100 and 150 tons
both cu lin ary and lau n d ry uses. O r­ forced th e law s as he has found them
and is considered th e only 100 per nized 8tan d in * g en erally im plies th a t be th e fa ste st and best gam e ever w it­
F A IR V IK W G RA N G E SONG.
d
ers it is said a re on hand sufficient to in th e codes of Oregon. He h as r e ­
ce n t pick in th e valley. T he fro sts th e rec ip ien t possesses c u ltu re ; th a t nessed on th e local floor. It is th e
T h ere is su n sh in e on th e riv e r
w
a rra n t th e reopening of th e plant. m odeled th e tux co llectin g d ep artm en t
seem to have done no dam age in the he know s n a tu re , som ething of a r t and la st ap p e aran c e of both team s for th is
And upon th e valley, t o o ;
lite
ra
tu
re
,
and
th
a
t
he
c
a
rrie
s
th
e
keys
T
he
season is late and th e ru n of and so sim plified *s ad m in istratio n
E sta ca d a d istric t.
T h ere Is su n sh in e on th e hill tops
of th e w o rld ’s lib ra ry in his pocket y ear on th e gym floor.
sta rc h will be sh o rt but it is hoped to t.n l ic d istrib u tio n of tax statem en ts
U n d e rn e a th th e skies o f blue ;
“In addition to p u rch a sin g th e E sta ­ an d is able to m ake use of its re ­
L a st F rid a y th e m idgets defeated
T h ere Is su n sh in e In th e h e a rt
cada to n n ag e o u trig h t a t th e 5 cent sources. T h ere are c e rta in ly larg e
m ake it a b eg inning for a la rg e r o u t­ and th e co llections of money a re m ade
Of every m em ber good a n d tru e
price, th e re p rese n tativ es of th e p u r­ n um bers of en g in eers who w ould fall th e aggies in a p relim in ary to the
w ith . the delays and annoyances to
p ut an o th e r season.
W ho belongs to F a irv ie w G range.
ch asin g can n ery declared to the gro w ­ to qualify as being educated if th ese G resham -S cappoose gam e. T he team
ta
x p ay e rs w hich w ere so com mon be­
It Is plan n ed to use the p la n t during
ers th a t they considered it “w ould be w ere th e q ualifications, and yet how w ork and shooting of th e m idgets
fore he Im proved th e tax collecting
C
horus—
th
e
sum
m
er
for
th
e
d
eh
y
d
ratio
n
of
a crim e to pay th e g row ers less th an m any would be w illing to adm it th e ir spelled d efeat for th e h eav ier aggies.
M em ber, m em ber, be a booster :
5 cents, and th a t they should receive a la ck of th e ed u catio n al essen tials.
fru it by th e tu n n e l process and prep m achinery. H is policy In h an d lin g the
M em ber, m em ber, be a booster
6 ce n t p rice.” They declared, how ­
a
ra tto n s a re being m ade w ith th is in county p riso n ers a t Kelly B utte has
T he m odern en g in eer is g rad u a lly 27 CLUBS STARTED
M em ber, m em ber, be a booster
ever, th a t because of th e p rev alen t
been one in th e best In terests of so­
view.
a
tta
in
in
g
a
m
ore
p
ro
m
in
en
t
place
in
F o r o u r own F a irv ie w G range.
com petition th e ir can n ery w as r e ­
BY CLUB AGENT
ciety.
H e has kept th e p riso n ers con­
th
e
b
usin
ess
w
o
rld
;
he
is
being
called
Mr. E lle rm a n 's reco rd in connection
q uired to stay som ew here n ear w hat
I f y o u ’d like a p le a sa n t visit w ith
w as th e p rev ailin g m a rk e t in o rd er to to th e m an ag em en t and o rg an izatio n
w ith th e ab o rtiv e a tte m p t to reopen sta n tly em ployed in producing a com ­
T
he
boys
and
g
irls
clu
b
s
rec
en
tly
Your n eighbors good a n d kind.
h an d le th e ir o u tp u t and put up th e 5 of g re a t co rp o ratio n s. In th is field he organized by Club A gent W. D. K inder
th e facto ry a y ear ago is believed to m odity of service to th e public, and
If y o u ’d like to leave you housew ork
has paid them , In addition to th e ir
ce n t proposition w hich w as u n a n i­ should m eet w ith decided success.
be above criticism and th e re is
O
rganization
and
m
an
ag
em
en
t
a
re
his
and Included In his re p o rt for F e b ru ­
And y o u r b u sin e ss c a re s behind
m ously accepted.
specialities, and th e h an d lin g of men a ry are as follow s, w ith th e locality,
reason w hy he should not have the keep, a sm all dally com pensation. The
I f y o u ’d like a boun teo u s d in n er
"B uys of lo g an b erries have been re ­ and sup p lies a re m a tte rs of scientific
A
nd
som
e
food
for
y
o
u
r
m
ind
confidence
an d su p p o rt of all and re s u lt Is th a t w hen th e p riso n ers are
p orted at 4Vi cen ts and in som e cases pro ced u re w ith him. T he old view lead er an d n um ber in th e clu b :
d ischarged, they are stro n g and
J u s t Join o u r F a irv ie w G range.
m ake a success of th e u n d ertak in g .
as low as 3% cen ts and c o n tra c ts have th a t he w as a m ere hired ex p ert and
B uckley, Mrs. M organ, sew ing, 21.
h ealthy, a re com fortably clothed and
been en tered into, it is rep o rted on the could accom plish n o thing ex cep t in
T
he
factory
w
ill
be
In
the
m
ark
et
T ro u td ale, Mrs. G. P a rish , sew ing, 5.
M em ber, m em ber, be a b ooster ;
have a few d o lla rs to keep them until
4% and even the 4 ce n t basis.
G
resham
,
Mrs.
W.
D.
K
inder,
cook­
for cull po tato es on a cash basis.
th e design and c o n stru c tio n of an en-
M em ber, m em ber, be a booster
they can find w ork, Instead of having
‘E sta ca d a soft stra w b e rrie s, about gineering p ro jec t is losing ground. The ing, 13.
N eighbor, neighbor, be a booster
H u rlb u rt, Miss M ary Davis, cook­
20 tons,- w ill ru n th ro u g h th e G resham public reco g n itio n to w hich his a b ili­
to yield to th e tem p tatio n to com m it
A nd Join o u r F a irv ie w G range,
WALTER IIEPP’S BODY
pool, it w as decided a t S atu rd ay 's ties en title him h as been slow in m a- ing, 8.
crim es because of being p en n i­
R ussellville, Mrs B. B aketel, cook-
IS FOUND; SUICIDE new
m eeting and it is expected they will te ra liz in g , la rg e ly because th e en g i­
less.
P re sid en t Coolidge, in his re ­
CORBETT WATER SYSTEM
rea lize b e tte r th a n 7 cen ts on these. n ee r has fe lt o u t of his sp h ere, and ing, 12.
T ro u td ale, Mrs. M. Spence, cook-
T he s tra w b e rrie s will all be b arrele d m ore w illing to re tire to his office or
STRONGLY
PROTESTED
Mrs. A nna H olm an of ro u te 1, G resh cent m essage to co n g ress, advocated a
and it I b understood th e G resham la b o ra to ry th a n be subjected to the Ing, 8.
am, m ade a gruesom e find when she sim ilar m ethod of giving gainful w ork
Rockwood, Rev. S. Moore, cook-
pool a lre ad y has been disposed of at a lim elight of th e public gaze.
to m en In prisons.
S
tro
n
g
opposition
Is
being
m
ade
to
cam e suddenly upon th e body of her
ing, 14.
p rice w hich w ill ru n a little b etter
Many en g in eerin g schools feel th at
th e fo rm atio n of a w ate r d istric t for b ro th er, W alter H epp, lying beneath
Sheriff H u rlb u rt has enforced the
S pringdale, Mrs. Zilm , cooking, 11.
th a n 7 ce n ts.”
a few elem e n ta ry co u rses in E nglish
G resham , Mrs. H. M oreland, hom e­ C o rb ett from T ra p p e r creek and the a tree from w hich it was plain he had prohibition law s to th e le tte r, and his
sa tisfy th e dem and for th e c u ltu ra l m aking. 17.
co unty com m issioners a re being urged hanged him self w ith a stra n d of bal dep u ties have detected and destroyed
ELIZABETH HESKETT
side of an education, and even this
L ynch, Mrs. N. C urtis, hom e-m ak­ to set asid e th e vote rec en tly ta k en In
m any stills of m oonshiners. H is w ork
ANSWERS LAST CALL deviation from th e cu sto m ary sch ed ­ ing,
ing wire.
9.
ule of purely tech n ical su b je cts Is ex ­
In th is resp ect is freq u en tly com ­
th
e
d
is
tric
t
w
hich
resu
lted
in
79
for
Buckley, Mrs. E hm an, p o u ltry , 6.
Mr. H epp had been m issing since
Miss M ary E lizabeth H eskett, know n cused in th e catalo g u es by refe rrin g
G resham , C arl Z im m erm an, p o u l­ and 53 ag a in st. I t is claim ed th a t J a n u a ry 21. B ecause he once before mended.
to h e r frie n d s as “Lizzie,” passed to them as co u rse s In tech n ical w rit­ try , 8.
illeg a lities featu red In th e voting had d isap p eared and retu rn ed , th e
H ow ever stro n g ly o th e rs may claim
G ilbert, E. M. C alkins, p o u ltry , 9.
aw ay a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ing. Why not an E n g lish co u rse of
w hich w ould n u llify th e election. A sis te r did not w orry g rea tly over his ab ility to ad m in ister th is im p o rta n t
th e sam e type as th a t given th e s tu ­
L
ynch,
Mrs.
J.
L
ynch,
po
u
ltry
,
12.
S terlin g on la st S atu rd ay a fte r a long dent in th e a r ts ? No young engineer
T ro u td ale, A. J. K rueger, p o u ltry , 11. h ea rin g w hich sta rte d T h u rsd ay m o rn ­ absence. W hile going th ro u g h a strip and difficult office th e voters should
illn ess and w as burled on Monday, the w ill be called « pen for th e w ritin g of
ing before th e com m issioners w as not of woods off th e B rew ster road, near not be long In deciding on th e m an
B uckley, --------- , g ard en , 7.
fu n e ra l services being held a t th e re p o rts un til y ea rs a fte r g rad u atio n ,
G re s h a m ,--------- , g ard en , 8.
com pleted la st nig h t and w as resum ed Section L ine road, she discovered the who has proved h is ability, fe a rle ss­
th e home, w hich had been h er home and a th o ro u g h g ro u n d w o rk in the
G ilbert, F. D. B raly, gard en , 24.
th is m orning. Besides th e p ro te sta n ts
ness, honesty and fairn ess and decide
E nglish language, p artly designed to
R ussellville, A. M cF arland, garden, ag a in st th e alleged Illegality of the body and at once rep o rted to th e of
for m any years. T he Rev. A. S. H lsey en courag e th e read in g and stu d y of
flee of Sheriff H u rlb u rt. He notified th a t th e best In terests of th e county
13.
conducted th e services, w hich w ere th e m asterp ieces of lite ra tu re , w ill,
election th e re w ere o th ers, chief County C oroner S m ith and both sent w ill be served In every way by keep­
G resham . --------- , pig, 6.
sim ple and im pressive. Two solos, w ith th e accu m u lated experien ce of
am ong them being th e O regon-W ash­ men to in v estig ate. From th e cor ing him In office.
V ictory, Mrs. Stafford, pig, 8.
“ My Ain C o u n trie” and " I ’m th e Child years, m ake th e w ritin g of re p o rts
W est P o r tla n d ,--------- , pig. 6.
ington R ailroad & N avigation com ­ o n e r’s office it w as announced th a t It
of a K ing,” fav orites of Miss H eskett, I
J han. ‘ J ? ® * .® 0" ? , in
W est P o rtla n d ,--------- , can n in g , 13.
pany, who p ro tested th a t the proposed w as a c le a r case of suicide and th a t no MANY PAY TRIBUTE TO
th e p rin cip les of te ch n ic al w ritin g ,
Pow ell Valley, R. A. T illm an , J e r ­
w ere su
n g by F
sung
I ra n k P. C onkle of w bjcb w ill be long fo rg o tten before sey ca lf club. 8.
w ater system would be of no value to Inquest w ould be held.
MEMORY OF FRIEND
P o rtlan d . T he p a llb ea re rs w ere F ra n k th e re arise s a dem and for its use.
them . Officers of th e railro a d com ­
O rient, Mrs. S. W aybill, sheep, 5.
Mr. H epp w as 43 y ea rs old and
P. and Jo h n Conkle and W. L. G la s s .' W ho o rd in a rily p ro cu res th e best job
The fu n eral of J. II. Cone, who died
A nother sheep clu b has been sta rted pany a sse rte d th a t it w ould b ear 43.3 never had m a rried . He had been
all of P o rtlan d , and Jam es S terlin g . ! upo1} g rad u atio n , th e one who w rites w ith four m em bers, and a p o tato club per ce n t of th e cost.
suddenly a t his hom e at F o re st Grove
co llar m aker, but for some tim e had
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I th e best le tte r or th e one who drew a w ith four m em bers.
In te rm e n t w as in the Mt. Scott cem e- , hjgh m a rk
c a lc u Iu s,
on la st T uesday, w as larg ely attended
been em ployed only about th e little
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H um an re la tio n s are m ade cle a re r
Field peas to be su ccessfu l m u st be no su b stitu te for clean, new ground tr a c t upon w hich he and his sister
Miss H eskett w as born November by th e read in g and co n sid eratio n of p la n ted early. F e b ru a ry and March for th e young chicks. If, how ever, it lived on th e T ay lo r road. He w ent out on F rid a y aftern o o n . T he services,
w hich w ere a t th e M ethodist E piscopal
23, 1848, n ear S tanton, V irginia. ' g en e ral life q u estio n s and by the seeding Is Im p o rtan t in th e W illam ­ is im possible to p ut c h irk s on new
to feed th e livestock ea rly on the
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Btudy of Pb K *lo»oPhy.
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of th ese
any e tte valley, M arch and A pril in th e , ground, gravel pla’ced about th e run m o rning of Ja n u a ry 21 and did n o t re ch u rc h , w ere conducted by th e Rev.
a st region and th e high Irrig ated w ay of th e brooder house to a depth of
A. 8. Hlsey. Two form er pastorB of
close connection w ith th e fam ily of th in g s, and th e ab ility to ta lk en ter- co
d istric ts, and M arch in th e Columbia fo u r or five inches w ill help. It should tu rn , Mrs. H olm an stated . In ad d i­ Mr. Cone assisted , th e Rev. W illiam J.
th e Rev. J. H. Conkle, fa th e r of Mrs. | ta in ly about them , is c e rta in ly the basin if th e m axim um yields a re to be
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extend at le ast 12 to 15 feet from the
S terlin g . To th e fam ily she gave a req u isite of a tru ly educated man. obtained.
W arren of L ents and th e Rev. W.
en tran ce.
siste rs living in C alifornia.
Boyd Moore of Canby. The sym pathy
long life tim e of loving service, giving " i t h o u t an y discom fort to them selves,
m any eng in eers could be te m p o rarily
of th e larg e num ber of frien d s In the
th e little children a m o th er's care deprived of th e pow er of speech d u r­
com m unity w as show n by th e ab u n d ­
w hen th e ir own m other w as tak en ing th e tim e when th e co n v ersatio n in
ance of b eau u tlfu l floral pieces w hich
aw ay. F or 14 y ea rs she h as been a a g a th e rin g diverged from th e te c h n i­
w ere offered. Music w as fu rn ish ed by
m em ber of th e fam ily of Mr. and Mrs. cal. C ertain ly a stra n g e sta te of a f­
q u a rte t co n sistin g of Miss M yrtle
S terlin g . H er w onderful loyalty, her fa irs w ith a g ro u p of men w ho a re
. proud of th e p ro cesses of th o u g h t th ey
R usher, Mrs. A. 8. H lsey, D. M. Rob­
long y ea rs of service and her life of , are supposed to have developed,
e rts and O liver Gill, w ith Miss Edith
ab so lu te unselfishness has m ade h er
Beetns ag though th e type of m an
Lym an a t th e o rg an . In te rm e n t was
th e object of love and ad m iratio n on described by T hom as H uxley should
In Mt. S co tt cem etery. T he pall b e a r­
th e p a rt of all who have know n her. be the goal of th e college. He says,
H er busy h an d s have ceased th e ir ser- 1 “T b at
1 ‘h *nk; haB a liberal ?d u '
ers w ere L ester Spencer, A rza Sm ith.
, . / .
, cation w hose body has been so train ed
T hom as W iles, W. K. H am ilton and
vice b u t she w as su stain ed by th a t un- Jn youth tfcat |t „ the ready gervant
T hom as W iles, W K. H am ilton, D. E.
fa lte rin g tr u s t th a t com es to those of his wj n t and does w ith ease and
Tow le and C. M. H arriso n .
w ho have freely given th e ir all in the p le asu re all th a t, as a m echanism , it
I is cap ab le of; w hose in te lle ct Is a
Mr. Cone was 64 y ea rs o t age. He is
service of others.
I clea r, cold logic engine, w ith all its
urvlved
by his widow and th e follow ­
Among those who cam e to atten d p a rt of equal stre n g th and In sm ooth
ing c h ild re n : Mrs. Mabel Yost, P o rt­
th e fu n eral w ere Mr. and Mrs. F. P. | ru n n in g o rd er, read y , like a steam en-
land ; E. E arle, R ansom L., C larence
Conkle, Mr. and Mrs. John Conkle, Mr. 1 gine, to be tu rn e d to any kind o f work
W. and Raym ond H. Cone, all of C ot­
an d Mrs. W. L. G lass, Mrs. Chas. Dan- and to spin th e gossam ers as well as
forge the an ch o rs of th e m ind; whose
tag e Grove.
n ells and Mrs. Jo h n Kennedy, all of m ind Is sto red w ith th e know ledge of
Mr. and Mrs. Cone recen tly moved
P o rtlan d , and Mrs. J. H. B riggs of th e g re a t fu n d am en tal tru th s of na- «
from G resham to th e vicinity of C ot­
Lyle, W ashington.
Byron Conkle, tu r e and th e law s of h er o p era tio n s; I
tag e Grove, w here Mr. Cone w as asso ­
p rin c ip a l of th e M cLaughlin high one who, no stu n ted ascetic, is full of I
life and fire, b u t w hose p assio n s have i
ciated w ith his so n s In a saw m ill
school a t M ilton-F reew ater, cam e S a t­ been tra in e d by a vigorous w ill, the I
w hich they had purchased.
u rd ay but w as obliged to re tu rn S u n ­ ! se rv a n t of a te n d e r conscience, one j
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who h as learn ed to love all beauty,
day to his work.
S ilage th n t Is u n rellsh ed by th e c a t­
w h eth e r of n a tu re o r of a rt, to h ate all ,
tle m ay be doctored and fed su c ce ss­
vllenesa, an d to esteem o th ers as h im ­
Then He Moved On.
fully and w ith o u t m uch added trouble.
K ind Old G entlem an—“And w hat self.”
Mix one p a rt of sto ck m o lasses w ith
a re you going to do w hen you grow
lo u r p a rts of w ater an d sp rin k le In
NOTICI
TO
VOTERS.
big like your m o th er?”
over th e silag e Just before feeding.
All citizen s of M ultnom ah county
H onest L ittle G irl—“Diet."
Poor silag e re su lts from poor h a rv e st­
e a st of P o rtlan d who have not re g is­
ing. Silage should be cu t when the
tered o r who have changed ad d ress
n a tu ra l Juices a re s tilt In th e p la n ts
since la st voting should call a t th e of- ;
because th is ten d s to c re ate th e good,
fice of Jo h n Brow n, r e g is tra r, In (
le a r acid flavor w hich Is d esirable.
G resham , and re g iste r before A pril 15.
■When th e farm er can pay his
in
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to
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17.900
children
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the
N
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R
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orphanage
In
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enia,
for­
b ills the b usiness m an doesn’t need
Ed. P u rd y 's I'hll»«.
May 16. T hose w ho a re alre ad y reg- |
m erly Parra; k s o f th e Im perial R u ssian Arm y. ’ Sixty thousand children are being cared for by the
T he "m an w ith th e one joke” should
to w orry over his obligation*.—Adv.
Istered an d voted at rec en t electio n s 1
Ano ri'-an relief organization In Its in stitu tion s in the N ear East. E igh ty one percent of th ese you n g­
be req u ired by law to keep a list of
sters are under fourteen years of age and sixty one percent are under tw elve.
do n o t need to re g ister.
th e people he has alre ad y told It to.
T h e L a r g e s t O r p h a n a g e In T h e W o r ld
T H IN K
!