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G resham O utlook
VOL. l i , NO. 13
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAY’, APRIL It. 19Í5
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#1.0(1 Per Y’ear
BERRY GROWERS Funeral Services Held S a w m ill a t L e n ts H e a d C o u n ty C lu b Double Wedding Big WORLD’S GREATEST
GET INSTRUCTIONS for Mrs. Fred Wagner Is W e ll E q u ip p e d R e p o r ts o n W o r k Surprise to Friends WILL SHOOT FRIDAY
Resolutions Are Passed at
Recent Meeting on
Various Subjects
One of tbe la r Ses‘ fu n erals ever E a ste rn M ultnom ah has a com para- I County Club A gent W. D. K inder
held in G resham waa th a t of Mrs. F red tlvely new in d u stry of in te re st and im- «Pen ‘ an u n u su a lly busy m onth dur-
W agner a t th e u n d en om inational te m
p o rtan ce to th is larg e are a especially
M arch, jud g in g from th e re p o rt of
ple Monday afternoon, in ch a rg e of
in connection w ith building opera- bis activ ities w hich is se n t reg u la rly
th e Rev. 8. F. P itts. T he building w as
tions. R eference is m ade to th e new
all local lead ers and o th e rs lnfer-
filled alm o st to cap acity and th e fu
saw m ill of th e S o u th east P o rtlan d *s ted. D uring th e 26 w orking days of
n era l procession w hich follow ed th e
L um ber com pany located a t L en ts ’h*1 m onth he trav eled n ea rly 500 m iles
rem a in s to D ouglas cem etery n u m
Ju n ctio n .
j and atten d ed club m eetings of various
bered 152 cars, a line th a t extended
A. J. Dwyer, p resid en t an d g en eral c h a ra c te rs a t w hich 600 w ere p resen t,
from T h ird stre e t to th e Twelve-M ile
m anager, is w ell know n in e a ste rn fo u rte e n clubs, h alf << th e num ber
corn
T he bespoke
floral ihe
offerings
w ard
ere I Mu‘tn ° m ah and C lacka,,las counties, ) ^ i n g g ard en clubs, w ere o rganised
ela
b o er.
ra te and
high’ reZ
Cupid got busy la st S atu rd ay a f te r
noon, In fact he even put in som e over Thrilling Demonstration to
tim e, w hen tw o couples living ea st of
be Held on Grounds of
G resham , one in th e L usted neig h b o r
Portland Gun Club
hood and th e o th e r in G illis, drove to
T he follow ing le tte r of tim ely in
Kelso. W ashington, and p articip a ted
te re s t to the m em bers of th e B erry
“A l” Topperw ein. of San A ntonio,
in a double wedding. W hen M alcolm
G row ers P ack in g com pany has been
H illy ard of G illis and his fiancee, Miss T exas, th e w o rld ’s g re a te st exhibition
ad d ressed to m em bers of th e associa
L ucille R ichards, accom panied th e ir rifle shot, w ill give an exhibition of
tion by th e m anager, D. E. Tow le, who
friends, R obert M iller and Miss Ida shooting on th e P o rtlan d Gun club
also fu rn ish es a copy of th e re so lu
C hase to K elso to act in th e cap acity g ro u n d s th is w eek F riday, sta rtin g a t
tio n s passed by association m em bers in w hich th e deceased w as held by I ? avinK form erIy op erated th e Dwyer d u r,n k ^ e m onth, w ith a to ta l enroll-
of w itn esses a t th e ir w edding, th ey 1:30 p. m. T h ere w ill be o th e r fea
a t th e ir an n u a l m eeeting la st w eek:
Logging
Co.,
n
e
a
r
Sandy
on
Deep
nien
of
144
m
em
bers.
T
he
g
arden
had no in ten tio n w h atev er of th e m tu re shooting by som e of th e best
"A s th is is th e beginning of th e h e r m any frien d s and neighbors. One Creek. T he logs used a re from tim - clubs wi‘h th e ir lead ers a re as fo llo w s: selves being m a rried for som e tim e sh o ts in th e co u n try , am ong them Miss
sev enth y ear of our cooperative m a r w as in th e form of a la rg e w heel, p re ber so u th e ast of G resham and a re at G ilbert, Mr. H unt, le ad e r; P le a sa n t yet to come, but afte r th e m agical G ladys Reid, lady cham pion.
It h as been 15 y ea rs since T opper
k eting association, th e m anagem ent sented by th e C ottrell com m unity and hauled to th e mill over th e P o rtlan d V a**«y. J- W. F ro st; Pow ell Valley, B. w ords had been spoken by th e Rev. R.
w ishes to offer to one and all th e hope w ith one of th e spokes m issing, sig n if E lectric Pow er com pany's E sta ca d a i
R ow ell; L ynch, W. C. L aw ren ce; A. W alm sley, p a sto r of th e Presby* w ein visited th is section. D uring th is
th a t it w ill be a happy and prosperous ic an t of h er d ep a rtu re . A q u a rte t line.
j R ussellville, J. W. G ran t, P ow ell- te ria n ch u rch a t K elso, u n itin g Mr. period he has trav eled extensively
w as com posed of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
one.
Irw in H. Cone, nephew of th e late h u r8 t’ t ' D' B oyle’ a club waa orB an' M iller and Miss Chase, th e atten d in g ' and Kiven 0,1 an av erag e 200 exhibi-
W atkins and Mr. and Mrs. Ray W il-
“We a re so rry to re p o rt th a t th e a t kenson, w ith Mrs. Noble of P o rtlan d Josepb Cone of G resham , is se creta ry ized at W h itak er, b ut as y et no leader couple decided on th e sp u r of th e mo- tions a year. T his y ear he hopes to
has been appointed. Tw o p o tato clubs m en t to “go and do lik ew ise” and a i exhibit In every state.
te n d an ce a t o u r an n u a l m eetings w as at th e piano. T he Rev. Mr. P itts m ade and tre a s u re r of th e com pany.
All W inchester sto res as w ell as the
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,
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, w ere form ed, one a t P le a sa n t V alley second cerem ony w as perform ed.
n ot as g re a t as it should have been,
a p p ro p ria te re m a rk s on th e subject. | Mr. Dwyer and his sales m an ag er. w ith G N S ag er a8 ,ead er a n „ the
and m u st re s u lt in an educational loss “T he S p irit Body."
Mr. M iller Is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. P o rtlan d Gun club a re in te re ste d in
T he pall b ea rers I J- J. P lier, w ere in G resham a few o th er a t P ow ell V alley in ch a rg e of
to th o se w ho did not attend, as th e re
F. H. M iller who a re occupying th e g ettin g “Top" here.
for the occasion w ere F ra n k B eers, days ago for th e purpose of estab lish - j T . L. A nderson. C. B. L ew is w as plac-
F o r 30 y ears h e has been giving
ran c h of Guy R obertson in L usted.
w as m uch of in te re st to all, espically
W. A_ P ro cto r. W E. C rasw ell, Jam es ing connections w ith th is locality. In ed in ch a rg e of th e c o r„ c ,ub whJch
alo n g lines of th e tru e cooperative
T hey cam e to G resham from W yoming th ese exhibitions for th e purp o se of
G ogeh Mack T hom as and G ilbert an interview Mr. D w yer told m any in- w as form ed a t R u ssellv ille and Mrs
sp irit, w hich is rea lly th e foundation
ab o u t th re e y ea rs ago and have m ade stim u la tin g In terest in v ario u s form s
m
T
a,
terreatlng; h h ' g8Tllb0Ut bfs
A. D estineur w as app o in ted
lead-
of o u r success, and we believe th e re is
m any frien d s since th a t tim e. He is of shooting. Ho holds every record
M rs. A nna Maude W agner died Wed-
L ocated on Jo h n so n creek a log e r of th e p o u ltry club a t P o w ellh u rst.
good p ro g ress being m ade in th e nesday m orning, A pril 8, at th e age | sto rag e lake has been form ed. T he , Two pig clubs w ert, o rg a n ile d _ on„ at an e n te rp risin g d airy m an and a young for shooting at flying ta rg e ts and for
g ro w th of th is s p irit of cooperation
m an of exem plary stan d in g . T he new en d u ran ce te sts w ith th e rifle. Many
of 56 years. She w as born a t St. I mill is one of th e best bu ilt and equip-
O rient led by Mrs. G. W heeler and the Mrs. M iller, th e d a u g h te r o t Mrs. of his feats are tru ly m arvelous. He
h elp fu ln ess so n ecessary to ou r su c
F ra n cis, M innesota, and had lived a t ped for its size in th e n o rth w est.
cess in th e production and h arv estin g C ottrell since 1893. She is survived | T h ere has been a steady in c re ase in o th er a t V ictory w ith Mrs. O. A. Staf- Sadie Chase, is w ell an d favorably w ill give exhibitions of shooting w ith
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, ford as lead er. A county sheep club know n, especially In th e O rien t lo cali v ario u s guns. He uses 14 guns, it is
of q u ality products. T he selection of .
by h e r husband two ch ild ren , F red th e o u tp u t sin ce beginning la st A u- w a, organized>
ch a rg e o{ w D
o u r co-w orker, E. P. Schedeen, as di
ty w here she resided fo rm erly . She said.
Jr. and Mabel, six sisters, Mrs. Belle g u st and is now cu ttin g 100,000 feet j K inder
He u su a lly begins w ith a 44 calib er
re c to r for tw o or m ore years, w as a
g rad u ated from G resham Union high
S tockton, Rockw ood;
Mrs. G race daily, one sh ift.
j
revolver and shoots a t blocks, pieces
school
In
1920
and
since
th
en
h
as
been
good choice, not b u t w h at th e re a re P eterso n , Mrs. D ora P ete rso n and Mrs.
T
is sm
T he
he m
m ill
ill is
sm okel“«“
okeless and y et uses ' | . T be m a^or P ortion of clubs for 1925
m any others, b u t Mr. S chedeen brin g s
engaged in teach in g . At p re se n t she of coal, stones and clay ta rg e ts. W ith
H attie Moore, F airview , Mrs. L illy no sm oke consum er. The ingenious *8 , 7 ” " n d e r Way a,,d w il> fln,sb
to th e board n o t only a desire to help
is a teach er In th e O regon City public th e sm a lle r rifles T opperw ein shoots
Moore, of Big L ake, M innesota, and co n stru ctio n of th e fu _____
rn ace js st)ch ! easily before ex am in atio n th is sum -
a t m arb les, single, double, trip le ;
in th e m an ag em en t of th e m a rk e tin g
as it
n ' m e r- A “ um ber of in te re stin g dem schools and is p lan n in g to finish h er
Mrs. Jo h n McDonald, St. F ra n cis, | th a t th e sm oke is consum ed as
w ash e rs and even pieces of m oney
end of our in d u stry , b u t a rich fund of
c
o
n
tra
c
t
for
th
e
school
year.
T
he
o n stra tio n s has tak en p lace d u rin g
M innesota, also tw o b ro th ers, R obert leaves th e furnace.
ex p erience in b erry grow ing, and R obertson of P o rtlan d and Dan R o b -|
couple will resid e w ith th e groom 's w hen som e one w ishes a sou v en ir of
th
e
p
ast
m
onth,
one
of
w
hich
w
as
a
T he m ill is elec trica lly equipped
th e occasion. T opperw ein does m any
above all, th a t s p irit of to le ratio n and ertson, of G resham .
d em o n stratio n co vering th e m ethod of | P aren ts for th e presen t.
th ro u g h o u t. T he logs a re u n lo a d e d .
o th e r th in g s w ith th e v ario u s guns,
d esire to help his fellow m en th a t is
W
hile
w
orking
a
t
Condon,
Oregon
into th e pond w ith an electric cra n e mak,nf? w bite 8auce K«yen at R u ssell-
so e ssen tial in a tru e cooperator.
tw o y ea rs ago, Malcolm H illyard be such as tw irlin g the 20 guage gun ju st
Card of Thanks.
of 25 ton cap acity a t th e ra te of tw o ville on M arch 11 u n d er th e direction
W
e
wish
to
th
a
n
k
th
e
lodges
and
cam
e acq u ain ted w ith Miss L ucille like a drum m ajor, to ssin g an o bject
of
Mrs.
D
unn.
Miss
Cowgill
gave
a
“T h ere is a copy of th e a n n u a l r e
c a rs in five m inutes. T he logs a re
into th e air, th en loading, tiring and
our
m
any
friends
and
neighbors
for
th ro u g h o u t R ich ard s, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs.
p o rt fo r each m em ber a t th e office. th e ir kindness, s i n . Z t h r ^ a u U - brought into th e m ill by m eans of an day t0 th e >°Cal lea<k-
h ittin g th e object. H e also sta n d s on
Glen
R
ich
ard
s
of
th
a
t
place.
She
Do n o t fail to call for it and study ful floral offerings d u rin g our late be- electric h oist and rolled on th e deck ,
co u n ty ' TIle forenoon w as given
Ills head—aided by his a s sista n t—and
it ca refu lly as it contains m uch of reavem ent.
read y for th e au to m atic live ro ll w ith ' ° V*r ‘° the horae ,n ak in g ^ P a r tm e n t la te r cam e to P o rtla n d to atten d
shoots a t ta rg e ts th ro w n by a h elper,
^
F
r
e
d
^
w
l
g
n
e
^
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^
W
ife
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lift
and
^
e
n
t
w
ith
th
e
sew-
B
ehnke-W
alker
b
u
sin
ess
college
and
valu e to you.
the ac q u ain tan cesh ip w as renew ed an d b rea k s them . H e to sses several
“We a re tilling th e can n ery cra te s
bum pers to p lace on th e head rig.
w hich culm in ated in th e w edding S at o b jects ln th e a ir an d th en b reak s
w ith new h allo ck s now and w an t all MILLERS RETURN FROM
I The head rig is an 8-foot W heland
Mr. K inder say s he is looking for-
them one by one, each o bject being
of th e se c ra te s th a t you have in sto re
MIDDLE WEST STATES (h an d w ith T im ken bearin g s. A llis- w»rd to a la rg e n um ber of com ple- urday. Mr. H illyard w as a g rad u a te broken by a different gun.
re tu rn e d to the can n ery a t once to be
C h alm ers c a rria g e w ith T ro u t E lec- “ on« In th e club w ork, co n sidering of th e 1923 class of G resham Union
T he exhibition is en tirely free and
Mr. and Mrs. K. A M iller re tu rn e d | trie No. 4 se t w orks w hich provides tb e splendid en ro llm e n t of ap proxi- high school and is at p re se n t engaged
tilled, and to help us determ in e the
th e public is invited, both men and
in
road
w
ork
w
ith
his
fa
th
e
r
J.
M.
la
st
F
rid
a
y
evening
from
a
trip
com-1
„
.
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.
,
n u m b er of new ones we should buy. billing business and p leasu re, w hich
,r saw n s len g th s up to 70 feet T his m ntely 657. S everal p u re b red calves
women. "No one in terested in sh o o t
T his is very im p o rta n t and we w ill took them to th e m iddle w est and is th e only W heland band electric are being p u rch a sed th is y ear and H illyard, w here th e couple w ill r e ing can afford to m iss th is ex h ib itio n ,”
side
for
th
e
p
resen
t.
th a n k all m em bers why w ill re p o rt to w hich required 12 days. On th e ir trip | head rig of th is type In the n o rth w est, th e re are v ery few g rad e calves in
T he young people of th e respective says O. N. Ford, m unager of the P o rt
In th e in te rio r of th e m ill th e re is : d n b w ork a t th is tim e. T he field
us c ra te s th a t a re still in th e fields of they visited S alt Lake, Ogden, Denver,
K ansas City, Des Moines, St. P aul and an 8x60 edger, a sla sh er of eight saw s, cro P boys have tak en seed im prove- neighborhoods are p lan n in g a rec ep land Gun club.
c a re le ss m em bers, th a t we may send a M inneapolis, w here they saw th e m ost
T he g ro u n d s a re ju s t so u th of the
tion for th e new lyw eds n ex t F riday
tru c k a fte r them , and we w ill see th a t in te re stin g sig h ts of each city. Mrs. a 42-foot, 22 saw au to m atic trim saw n*ent as th e ir m otto, esp ecially in the
Pow ell V alley road n ea r Je u n e s ta
evening
in
th
e
B
a
p
tist
ch
u
rc
h
a
t
th ey a re brou g h t in and th e expense M iller, as the d au g h ter of her p asto r to cu t th e lum ber to uniform lengths, Potato crop. Many g ard en s a re well
tion.
P le a sa n t Home.
ch a rg ed to th e c a re le ss m em ber. We fa th e r, th e late Dr. C. E. Cline, had doing aw ay w ith all odd length | U11(le r way th ro u g h o u t M ultnom ah
lived in m any of th e cities w hich they stock; also a Fay & E gan la te st typ» county. S ev eral clubs a re studying
IURY LIST DRAWN FDR
w ould also like to have all grow ers, visited.
She found m any fam iliar
LOCAL M \N WINS
esp ecially stra w b e rry grow ers, who places, including schoolhouses w here resaw w hich can be used eith er in r e th e m a rk e tin g q u estion very carefully. I
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT
SECOND
IN
SHOOT
have sto rag e, call a t th e can n ery and she had attended. T hey w ere in Min- saw ing or rip p in g lum ber. M agnetic
T he local lenders of th e county are
T he 1925 ju ry for th e ju stice of th e
ta k e o u t a supply of filled cra te s, as neapolls on Palm S unday and attend-1 co n tro l go v ern s all of th e electric p lan n in g an o th e r m eeting for th is
T h is Is a busy tim e of y ear for J. L. peace c o u rt was d raw n tho o th e r
ed H ennepin avenue M. E. church equipm ent in th e m ill.
we a re sh o rt of storeroom a t th e c a n w here they w itnessed th e reception of
y ear, the
executive com m ittee of I Stafford, m an ag er of th e Oregon
day by Jo h n Brow n, assisted by A. J.
The p lan n in g m ill is equipped w ith w hich will m eet at th e extension office ' P ick le & C anning com pany, who Is
n ery . P lease do th is as soon as pos about 250 new m em bers into the
W. Brow n and C. R. K eller. T h is list
sible.
ch u rch and th e ch risten in g of 50 in all th e la test type fa st feed p la n ers 2 "
a t 8 ° ’cl.0<;k t0 go o ver th e ' .Ig n ln g up c o n tra c ts for his th ree
is m ade up of 50 freeh o ld ers In seven
fants.
and up -to -d ate filing room.
p lan s for th e m eeting.
“At th is tim e It w ould seem th a t by
i p lan ts, but he found a few h o u rs to p rec in cts .w ithin th e ju risd ic tio n of
On th e ir re tu rn trip Mr. and Mrs.
T h ere is a la rg e dry kiln, m anufac-
T he com m ittee is as follow s: Mrs. | engag(, jn one of b |„ fav o rite . sp o rts
th e tim e logans plan ted th is y ear come M iller sp e n t a day in W inipeg. They
Ju stic e Brow n's co u rt.
T hey a re
, eeond ,)Iace ln
in to b earing, th e value of loganberries enjoyed th e w onderful trip over the tu red by th e Moore Dry K iln Co., for O. E. M axwell, in ch a rg e of can n in g alld on 8linday
draw n In la rg e r num bers from th e
w ill be considerably higher, as th e old C anadian Rockies but did not stop in d ry in g of all u p p er g rad e lu m b er; also and home m a k in g ; Mrs. B ert Olson, th e Rose CRy H undred shoot at th e G resham p rec in cts for the conven
p la n tin g s a re su rely going out, and V ancouver, on account of an epidemic a la rg e shed for th e sto rag e of all sew ing; Mrs. R. C. Sim pson, cooking; , P„ r ,|a n d Gun club g ro u n d s at Jeu n e, ience of serv ice and as a saving In tho
of sm all pox. F rom th e re they r e
ic o re waa 9fl A rchlp P a rro tt tif,d
new p la n tin g s w ill be needed to su p turned by tra in . Mrs. M iller becam e finish lum ber, all p a tte rn s of ru stic s A. K reu g er. p o u ltry ; R. A. T illm an , i
cost of serv in g by th e co nstable. It
livestock. E. P. Schedeen, cro p s; Mrs. wRb E ra n k T roeh a t 98 for first and
ply th e tra d e dem and. So please take ill on th e tra in and has been conflned and m ouldings.
h as been found In th e p ast th a t those
T
he
pow
er
house
Is
b
u
ilt
of
re
in
L. II. Stone, se creta ry , Mrs. Jo h n
to h er bed ever since.
25» had to bo sh o t off to b rea k the living a t a d istan ce a re u n w illin g to
th e h u n ch .”
forced co n c rete th ro u g h o u t, 40x100 L ynch, ch airm an .
I tie w hen P a r ro tt cam e o u t one ahead leave tlielr w ork for th e sm all pay
feet in dim ension, and h as an eq uip
A ssociation P asses Resolutions,
of T roeh.
allow ed In th e Justice co u rt. F ollow
m ent of tw o 72x18 b o ilers w ith a u to WILLAMETTE GLEE CLUB
W hereas,
A g ricu ltu ra l
econom ic
G ladys Reid, w ith 90, won th e high ing a re th e nam es draw n by p rec in cts
co nditions a re still suffering from an
m atic feed. T h e pow er u n it is an
TD APPEAR IN GRESHAM ¡in d iv id u al h o n o rs ln th e w om en's and com m unities:
u n ju st burden of low values in farm
18x22 W heland engine. T his drives
j class.
p ro d u cts com pared w ith th e extrem ely
F airv iew P re cin c t No. 305, Mrs. H.
T w enty ta len ted m u sician s com pris-
O. N. F ord, m an ag er of th e club, C. Moore, Mrs. Minnie A ylsw orth, Jno.
high prices of p rac tica lly all com
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cem er and d au g h th e head rig an d develops 200 h. p.
m odities we should or would buy, in te r V ida of S pokane, W ashington, T he In stallatio n o t an A llis-C halm ers ing W illam ette U niversity G irls' Glee Hays It wos one of th e m ost su ccessful
clu d in g all facto ry products, and in spent several days in P o rtlan d and tu rb in e w hich w ill g en e rate all th e club w ill ap p e ar in G resham on F ri- | of th e Rose CRy H undred shoots, th is H anning, C. M. L aF ollette.
Rockwood P re cin c t No. 306, A. W at
elu d in g even farm labor, and
G resham , rem ain in g o ver Sunday. n ecessary elec tricity for o p era tin g th e day evening, A pril 24, u n d er th e au s-
being th e sixth.
son, A ntone S chantln.
W hereas, T axes on farm p roperty W hile h ere they visited w ith th e famf m ill, Is being In stalled.
pices of th e sen io r class of th e high
N ext y ear th e g ran d A m erican of the
th a t have little or no net earn in g lies of C. E. R u sh er and Mrs. Mary
S ycam ore P re cin c t No. 307, A ndrew
T h ere is am ple side tra c k a g e for school. In addition to th e ensem ble A m ateur T rap sh o o tin g asso ciatio n will P etrie.
pow er, have m ore th a n doubled in th e M cA llister and o th e r frien d s. Miss
p a st 10 years, and a re in m any cases Cem er is a stu d e n t a t P u llm an Col loading c a rs of lum ber. In addition n u m b ers of classical selectio n s th e re ! be h«_-I«l on th e local grounds.
G resham P re cin c t No. 308, C. A. C ar-
g re a te r th an th e net re n ta l o r earning lege.
th e com pany h a s heavy tru c k s for de- w ill be a v ariety of special fea tu re s,
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o th ers, M. D. K ern, C. C. A nderson,
P. E. C arey and fam ily moved la st
value of th e land, and a re m ounting
liv e rln g 'o rd e rs.
Including violin and piano solos and PACKING COMI’ANY RI YN
h ig h e r an n u ally , and a re at a point week to th e ir place n ea r th e low er
J. W. L aw rence, A. T hom pson, Jam es
Mr. D w yer in v ites an y and all in - so p ran o and alto solos. Miss Sadlo Jo
depot from P o rtlan d , w here they have
now th a t is confiscatory, and
LAND FDR EXTENSIONS Je n n in g s, A. B. W itter, W. E. Beegle,
W hereas of th e am ount assessed lo lived for th e p ast tw o years. Mr, terested to v isit th e m ill and Inspect Read accom panies th e club as read er,
N ora W ithrow , BenJ. Cam eron, Wra.
W illam ette U n iv ersity Is widely
cally , 60 per ce n t Is school tax. C arey w ill co n tin u e his w ork ln a th e pro d u ct.
T he B erry G row ers P acking com Thom , T. D. Lym an, 8. C. Jones,
P
o
rtlan
d
p
rin
t
shop.
am o u n ting to $3.72 of the $6.20 tax
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know n for its sin g in g stu d e n t body. | pang has en larg ed its bo u n d aries d u r-
G ra n t McMillan of G resham , fre sh
G resham P re cin c t No. 309, A. M.
per a c re on the farm land used in this
B iiptists to Hold Anniuil M eeting.
Rs fu n d of songs is sw elled each year lnK ,l*“ |,aHt
sl> ’'Y purchasing
man
in
th
e
school
of
com
m
erce
of
illu stra tio n , th e re fo re we would beg of
The an n u a l b u sin ess m eeting of the by a conm etltive d em o n stratio n when ironi
f,° rtli,n<l E le ctric Pow er W ilkinson, Ed. S path, John R oberts,
Oregon
A
g
ricu
ltu
ral
College,
has
r
e
,
, „
.
.
... .
y a COI,1Pelll,vt! m m o n srra u o n , wn»n com pany the th re e 50-foot lots d irectly O. I. Neal, F ra n k P eak, Mrs. Jam es
o u r school d ire c to rs to s ta r t using
th e p ru n in g sh e a rs on th e ir budgets, covered from an a tta c k of influenza local B ap tist ch u rch w ill be held F ri- eacb c iagg en te rs an o rig in al song. | w est of th e can n ery , extending to Cen- S terlin g , Mrs. G eorge Honey, J. C.
and
h
as
retu
rn
ed
to
his
classes.
Mc
an d su ggest th a t th e c o u n try boys and M illan is a m em ber of th e fresm an day evening, A pril 17. T he m em bers T his y e a r's sn ap p y "F ig h t Song" Is in ¡te r stree t, w hich gives a to ta l of 200
g irls be allow ed to get a p a rt of th eir debate squad.
and frien d s of th e ch u rch will g ath er „harp c o n tra st to la st y e a r’s b eau tifu l fe,>t fr,,n tag e on D ivision stre e t, and K ilgore, V. H. C alhoun, C. H. C alkins,
exten d in g south to th e side track. Roy B urton, G eorge C u rrln , G eorge
physical c u ltu re and ath letic train in g
a
a\ ery v a|llah |p addR)on to
S. B. H all and H. F. W ihlon w ere t 6:30 and b rin g w ith them a b ask et D ream On,” a seren ad e. Both these t „ |h
digging tile ditches, ru n n in g the lawn recen t visito rs a t Oregon A g ricu ltu ral su p p er w hich w ill be served in th e
T ach ero n , L eslie W alrad, Mrs. E rn e st
songs w ill be sung, as w ell as m any ca n n ery p ro p erty and provides tra< k-
m ow er, and w alking to school, etc., College inspectin g th e re su lts ob
B rugger, M innie A. Brow n, Mrs. A. J.
ch
u
rch
and
a
t
7:30
th
e
ro
ll
call
s
e
r
o th e rs suggestive of cam pus life
age convenience for th e erectio n o t a
and
tained by Dr. M. B. McKay, p lan t
coal and fertilize r w areh o u se w hich W. Brown.
W hereas th e defeat of our incom e tax pathologist of th e ex p erim en t station, vice w ill begin. E very m em ber is r e
G resham P recin ct No. 309>A, E llis
th e b erry g ro w ers figure on building
law is u n d er th e se conditions very u n in indexing potato seed stock for fre e quested to be p rese n t and to respond LAND BOUGHT TO GIVE
d u rin g th e com ing sum m er.
D avidson, A nnabel K irkw ood, Dr. R.
fo rtu n a te and the re su lt of an u n fair dom from v iru s disease. Dr. McKay to his nam e w ith a testim o n y or verse
BUILDING REAR ACCESS T he packing com pany has had the .H Todd, D. E. Tow le, W. H. M ax
ed u catio n al cam paign p u t on by u n has grow n p la n ts in th e greenhouse of S crip tu re or o th e r a p p ro p ria te r e
p rivilege h ereto fo re of e re ctin g its
sc ru p u lo u s in te re sts who do not know from an index tu b er from each select
A. J. W. Brown has p u rch ased of I
d “ r | nK ‘he b erry season on thl w ell, G eorge L eslie, G eorge W. K en
of nor realize the r u ra l tax burden, ed hill, to detect th e diseased h ills b e sponse. T he an n u a l business m eeting
ney, R. D. Bailey, Floyd Mack, H. L.
will
be
held
at
w
hich
th
e
new
officers
John
RIa,„
a
pproxlrn£»tely
a
h
alf
a
c
re
an<1
*
hUh
“ h a’ Ju8t Pu re h a »<* f r ” ">
and by th e votes of tho se of th e coun fore th e m ain seed plot is p lanted by
for th e n ex t fiscal y ear will be elected on thp flat 8OUth of h ,„ p ro p erty and th e j poWei'' ™m Pan y - b,1‘
no ' ‘ la lr’ Lilly May E m ery, A nnie
tr y d istric ts who did not u n d ersta n d the farm ers.
th e q u estio n and
An u n u su a lly fine m eeting of G resh and o th e r Im p o rtan t m a tte rs of busi- adJo| n)rlg R , or th e p u rp o „e of fu r. ™
*** U,lt th e re o n eMCept " n‘
T‘
, , n
. , „
„„ „
u
W hereas th e D ennis reso lu tio n th a t am g ran g e w as held la st S atu rd ay , ness atten d ed to. T he officers of th e
a mp. B.
. i der the <H»'p('‘lon of th e o w n ers, but a | “ ro u td a le P re cin c t No. 310, M ark
provides for exem pting all incom es w hen th e degree team and officers and p ast y ear will p rese n t w ritten re p o rts of th l, , t rn c t« re w hich he an tic ip a te s r ° ad W" ’ now be •‘xt<‘n<led th ro u g h on N ickerson.
S tar
and in h e ritan c e from ta x atio n for a other m em bers of E vening
“n ,e r "tre e t w h,ch JohlB th e Pr«Perty
period of 15 y ea rs is still a g re a te r in g ran g e w ere p resen t. T he co n ferrin g of w hat has been accom plished In th e building In th e n ea r fu tu re. A lready
HEALTH TEA SAID
ju stic e to the farm e rs of the sta te and of the th ird and fo u rth degrees on Dr. different divisions of th e c h u rc h 's life a city s tre e t leads to th e flat n ea r t h e | ° n_V,e weHF
TD URDLDNG LIFE
w ill tend to in c re ase a ta x burden and Mrs. Chas. W. H u ett w as th e fea and activ ities. T his is an especially depot w hich will lead to th e low land I T h ” w ar*bo u -e w hich th e b erry
th a t is a lre a d y too heavy. T herefore tu re of th e forenoon session, and was Im p o rtan t m eeting of th e ch u rc h and
A h ealth tea, w hich is a very p le a s
along Johnson creek. T he creek will I
build d u rin g th e
b eautifully exemplified by th e visiting
be it
* 7 “ °n
C‘ r’ °f th* a n t su b stitu te for tea and coffee, has
Resolved th a t we file a p ro te st at team w ith floor w ork and a se ries of all m em bers a re req u ested to attend. be bridged im m ediately back of th e !
new building.
I vo’urne
coai a n d f e r tlllie r business been p u t on th e m a rk e t a t sev eral
T he d in n er, w hich was
th is tim e and give notice th a t we will tableaux.
Baby Carriage.
Mr. Brown has p lan s for a four- Wh'Ch
, “ 'a ',lly Increasing. T he I «‘o res In G resham and la said to be
oppose th is resolution to a m an. and served in the m ain room of th e g ran g e
Baby c a rria g e for sale ch eap if ta k sto ry m odern building, tw o sto ries p la ,‘" f° r tb ‘* b u lld ,n * a r * «•»
th a t we w ill organize 100 per cent tax hall, w as follow ed by th e program as
b“ ‘ ^ ' h
a n «l m edicine and to pro-
p ay e rs' leagues in our several lo cali announced. O thers who spoke briefly en at once. Rev. H. R. G ebhardt.
above
th
e
stre
e
t
level
and
tw
o
below,
te
n
ta
t,*e-
bu‘
doub‘
«
w'H
b«
In
long
life
by
Its w holesom e effect on
tie s rep rese n ted a t th is m eeting, to w ere Mrs. H. L. St. C lair. Mrs. H uett,
the system.
Dr. V. L. B rooks visited w ith his having a fro n tag e of 100 feet and a C'° ’ * Pro ilm i,y ‘ba ‘rac k to in su re
th e end th a t g re a te r econom y be e x e r J. J. Joh n so n . H E. Davis, Jam es O.
It Is not sold a t d ru g sto res b ut at
cised in th e ad m in istra tio n of local Kelly, Roy E. Cannon. Dr. H uett, fam ily a t th e hom e of Dr. and Mrs. depth of 50 or 60 feet. T his w ould a f . 1 co " ’ *n'«nce in handling.
affairs and th a t all citizens may sh a re T heodore B rugger and W. B. P arsons. F ra n k P eak on Sunday. He has been
T h is la te st acq u isitio n gives th e g ro cery sta re s w here It can be o rd ered
ford
co
nvenient
and
sa
n
ita
ry
q
u
a
rte
rs
John Wold, who h as been 111 a t the
in th e honor of paying th e ir ju st sh a re
com pany ab o u t an a c re and a h alf of alo n g w ith a rtic le s o t food.
home of his fath e r for som e tim e. Is located fo r som e tim e a t T illam ook, for grow ing needs of his m eat m a r
n o m ically adm inistered.Itionsten,.
ground as Its holdings.
It Is know n as Sw iss A lpine h ealth
now
recovered.
w
here
his
wife
and
d
au
g
h
ter
expect
to
of th e co st of local and sta te g o v ern
ket and would provide in addition sev
te a and Is p rep a re d by th e S an ita s
Join him a t th e close of school.
m en t econom ically adm inistered.
C ontinued on page 4
eral sto res, offices and a p a rtm en ts.
Mother’s day, May 10.
com pany of P o rtlan d .
GRESHAM LOCALS