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GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Hairy Vetch for Cover Crop.
sm aller, th e ad ditional cost per acre
will not am ount to very m uch. In the
From the re su lts or the cover crop
wind sw ept a re a s of th e co u n try , from
dem onstration w hich has been con­
30 to 35 pounds of h airy vetch to the
ducted for th e past th ree y ears in
ac re of ra sp b e rrie s would be an av ­
w hich six or seven varieties of vetch
erag e p lan tin g .
An addition of a
have been tried along with W indsor
sm all q u an tity of w hite w inter w heat
beans and T an g ier peas and other le­
w ill a ssist In m aking a little m ore
gum inous crops, th e conclusions are
bulk to plough u n d er and it w ill keep
easily draw n.
the vetch from lodging la te r in the
F o r cover crops in the b erry fields spring.
in th a t portion of th e country w here
Rye is not a d esirab le cover crop, as
th e east winds have a chance to sweep
it grow s m ost too ran k and In terferes
over th e fields, th a t the safest and
w ith the early gro w th of th e b erry
b est v ariety to p la n t is hairy vetch.
vines. In th e sections of th e co u n try
T his w ill w ith stan d th e freezing and
w here th e b erry p la n tin g s a re p ro ­
cold w inds and m ake a rapid sprin g
tected from the cold ea st wind3, com ­
grow th early.
mon vetch or H u n g arian vetch is de
L ast sp rin g w hen our cover crop sirab ie . The com mon vetch although
tria ls w ere ploughed under, the hairy it w ill not stand q u ite as m uch cold
vetch, although finer stem m ed th an wind and freezing, m akes a little m ore
some of the o th e rs, stood tw ice as rapid grow th early in the spring.
high and covere<l^|lie ground much
In o rd er to supply th e dem ands, the
m ore com plete.
B erry G row ers Packing com pany has
T he seed of the hairy vetch is hig h ­ secured several tons of h airy vetch
e r priced than th e seed of th e com ­ from grow ers in the co u n try and are
mon or H ungarian vetch, but as it is In a position to supply th e needs of the
local grow er. T he cover crops should
be p lanted now.
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
IS,
lfc>,ï
J. C. Thom , w ife and tw o ch ild ren
drove from V ictoria, B. C. for a visit
with his b ro th er, W illiam Thom and
W alter M ark w art cam e n ear being
family. At p re se n t they a re a t To­
m inus a p erfectly good F ord coupe
ledo, Oregon, for a visit w ith a d au g h ­
S unday evening when it cau g h t fire as
ter, but expect to re tu rn to G resham
he was proceeding w estw ard on Pow ­
in about a week. Mr. Thom h as been
ell Valley road. The blaze, w hich
In the g rocery business in V ictoria for
probably cau g h t from a sh o rtag e in
years, but h as sold o u t his b u sin ess
the w iring, was pro m p tly extinguished
th ere w ith the in ten tio n of secu rin g a
in fro n t of the T acheron place, aided
favorable location for th e sam e b u si­
by F ra n k T acheron an d oth ers.
Full 25c size Palmolive after Shaving Talc.
ness in w estern Oregon.
T he Infant child of Mr. an d Mrs.
T he G resham band gave an o th er of
To give you the Supreme in after shaving comfort
H a rry M cM urry is suffering from a
its fine co n certs to an ap p reciativ e
severe a tta c k of eczema.
outdoor audience W ednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st C h risten so n are T here w ill be four m ore co n certs giv
moving th e ir household goods from en th is season on th e stree t, th e la st
the Leslie house in W hitehead ad d i­ one of th e series o cc u rrin g on th e
tion to th e home of th e fo rm e r's fa th ­ evening of S eptem ber 9.
W ith the purchase of a tube of Palm olive Shaving Cream
er, H. P. C h risten sen in Pow ell V alley
The m other and two sisters of A. W
w here they w ill resid e d u rin g th e ab ­
E aston arriv e d T h u rsd ay for th e fu ­
sence of the p are n ts to San Diego.
neral of Mrs E aston and expect to re
Limit one to a customer
Mrs. C h ristensen is alre ad y th e re and
main for a few d ay s’ visit. They a re
her husband will follow later.
Mrs. Jo sep h in e E aston
of K elso
S atu rd ay H ester T h o rp e left for W ashington, Mrs. Amy T aylor of T a ­
G ea rh a rt for a tw o w eeks’ stay. She coma and Mrs. Jo sie C linefelter, of
will be th e g u est of th e P e ttin g e rs of P ortland.
Oswego w hile there.
Newell F an ch e r is having a g arag e
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. M iller drove to 16 x 2 0 feet in size, erected on his acre
Did you know you could
E lm ira, W ashington, M onday on a of land a t B aird sd ale and the Base
buy a
ROCKWOOD
business trip , to be gone u n til W ed­ Line. Mr. and Mrs. F an ch e r expect to
PR E SC R IPT IO N DRUG STORE •
nesday.
Phone 1761
Second and Main
occupy the building as a residence u n ­
T he R pw orth L eague will hold its
Mrs.
M.
L.
H
ard
in
g
h
am
an
d
Miss
til
such
tim
e
as
they
decide
to
build.
business m eeting F rid ay evening and
T he Rev. L. N. W aldron and fam ily
in stall officers, th e new officers tak in g Lucy O edam ke of P o rtlan d . Mrs. W il­
30 x 3i/2
liam Bostic of P ocatello, Idaho, Mrs. are m oving to L en ts today w here they
ch
arg
e
of
th
e
w
ork
for
th
e
evening.
BUCKEYE CORI»
J. G. M etzger and Mrs, F ra n k Hodge will reside in th e O scar B lair house.
A social tim e w ill be enjoyed a t the
from G resham w ere en tertain ed a t th e Mr. W aldron expects to engage in c a r­
fully guaranteed for
conclusion of th e business session.
T he new ly-elected officers of the home of Mr. and Mrs. A rnold R uegg p en ter w ork n e a r h is new location.
League are as follow s: O rrie E ckert, T h u rsd ay afternoon. W eek-end v isit­
E llw ood’s o rc h e stra com posed of
p resid en t;
Iola K elley, first vice o rs a t th e R uegg hom e w ere th e ir G resham m usicians, w hich has been
p resid en t; A nnie Boe, second vice- nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. playing for th e S p rin g er hall dances
Why pay m orel
p resid en t; G erald H aynes, th ird vice M. G erity of T aft, C alifornia.
on W ednesday evenings, is now en ­
Sunday visitors, a t th e hom e of Mr. gaged for th e Sunday evening dances
p resid en t; Ruth W alln, fo u rth vice
p resid en t;
Lola W alln, se c re ta ry ; and Mrs. D. H. Nash w ere Mrs. A lice also. T he boys a re hoping for good
H orace Nichols, tr e a s u re r; G ladys McCulloch who visited Mrs. J. R. crow ds as th ey get a com m ission on
C orner R oberts Avenue and
McCann, p ia n ist; H elen Lamb, a s s is t­ Nash, a p atien t in th e sa n a ta riu m , the re tu rn s.
Pow ell S tre et
also Mr. and Mrs. G ordon S alk and
an t pianist.
Miss M arg aret St. C lair is sp en d ­
baby, all of M ilwaukie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
red
H.
S
p
rin
g
er
and
6 AS 20c
ing sev eral days visitin g w ith h er sis­
son, R ichard C arl, have retu rn ed to
B orn to Mr. and Mrs. O. N. R ichey of
I ouring, Coupe, Coupe Sedan or Sedan
ter, Mrs. R aym ond R ogers in P o rt­
th eir home in A berdeen, W ashington, Boring on A ugust 16, an eight-pound land.
afte r a sh o rt v isit a t th e home of Mrs son, a t the hom e of Mrs. D. H. Nash.
The R akers and Baileys, who have
S ch ool o f D ancin g
S p rin g e r’s p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. R oberts accom ­
been spending a few days a t Seaside,
OPENS SEPT. 5
W alker Q uesinberry.
panied by th e la tte r's sis te r from San
New low prices on Will ps-Knight and Overland
J. W. E ckert is seen driving a sh in ­ Diego, Mrs. S arah M ognett, left th is have reason to rem em ber th e ir so­
MRS. AGNES CARMEAN
jo u rn th ere, as th e co ttag e w hich they
ing new sedan.
Automobiles
m orning for th e ir sum m er hom e near
occupied w as visited by a sn eak th ie f
Every Saturday
W
elches
to
spend
a
few
days
or
lo
n
g
­
A W ant Ad. helps for both buyer
who relieved Mr. R ak er of his gold
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R E G IS T E R NOW
er. T h eir son, Ed. R oberts and wife,
and seller.
w atch and some m oney and who rifled
will also be a t th e m ountain co ttag e a t
several hand bags and sto le m oney
the sam e tim e for an indefinite stay.
from them , in clu d in g $30 belonging to
W. B. T w itchell, p ro p rie to r of th e Miss Vada A nderson. Mrs. R. D.
Phone 1141
Gresham
G resham cream ery, has p u rch ased the Bailey also lost money. T he hand
W. K. H am ilton house in K irk lan d ad bags w ere left o u tsid e th e door as
dition for a p erm an en t resid en ce
w ere Mr. R a k e r’s tro u sers. T he p a rty
Miss Sylvia W eston is assistin g in com prised Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R aker,
the office of Ju stice Jo h n Brow n for a Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bailey and daugh
week o r so.
te rs M arg u erite an d L eona and Miss
All have re tu rn e d to
C. R. W heeler is aw ay for th e w eek A nderson.
on a fishing trip an d d u rin g his a b ­ G resham and Mr. an d Mrs. E llsw o rth
sence his b arb e r shop is in ch a rg e of R ak er a re now stay in g a t th e beach.
R. Cooley, a P o rtlan d m an
Mrs. W. J. H ollenbeck and th re e
Mr, and Mrs. Edw in H enderson ch ild ren m otored up from Los A n­
drove down from Olympia, W ash., geles, arriv in g la st Friday, to spend a
Sunday afternoon for a sh o rt visit few w eeks w ith Mrs. H ollenbeck’s
w ith th e fo rm e r’s sister, Mrs, E. H p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern.
Rueppell.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. R ogers w ent last
Roy P eterson, who h as been em ­ T uesday m orning to th e T illam ook
When you need service on your car—you
ployed for a num ber of y ea rs p ast at beaches w here they sp e n t sev eral days
w ant It to be PROMPT service. You w ant
the George P age g ro cery a t th e 12- and on S atu rd ay drove to Seaside, r e ­
your car at the earliest possible moment—bu<
Mile co rn er, has resigned his position tu rn in g Sunday by w ay of A storia.
without sacrifice of w orkmanship.
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to w ork for the Union Oil com pany at They rep o rt a m ost enjoyable v ac a­
F irst and last in bringing th e full advan­
Prompt and efficient service is our specialty.
the new su b -statio n in east G resham . tion.
tages of City Funeral Service to Gresham
All we ask is a trial when you are in need of
W illiam F erris, who fo rm erly worked
Mr. and Mrs. A rza Sm ith and L ester
and nearby points we took into consider­
automobile repair work of any kind.
nt th e Page sto re, w ill resum e his old S pencer plan to s ta r t tom orrow to
ation the problem of charges. For just
We handle the best of OILS, GASOLINE,
place.
e a ste rn W ashington w here they w ill
how much could we offer so much.
TIRES and Auto SUPPLIES.
Miss M arie Blom re tu rn e d to her be gone ahout tw o w eeks. The S m iths
%
duties
at
th
e
Hepp
R
acket
sto
re
th
is
— And our prices are no higher —
have a section and a q u a rte r of w heat
We
studied
the
situation carefully.
We
m orning a fte r a vacation sp en t with land at Bickleton and Mr. Spencer a
took m any things into the planning: our
PHONE 2391
friends in Seattle. Miss Ro^e P o tter little less. T hey w ill look afte r th e ir
resources and equipm ent; the distance
has been assistin g in th e sto re for th e In terests th e re and la te r v isit w ith
and tim e involved; our location near so
past ten days.
frien d s in K ennew ick, Yakim a and
m any of the cem etaries; no long detours
Mrs. Newell F an ch er has resigned W alla W alla.
through
traffic.
All these things we
from her w ork at th e T w entieth Cen­
HAMLIN & IIOSS, Props.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan S w ift have tak en
figured out in a businesslike way.
tu ry gro cery w here she has been em ­ th e ir 8-year-old d au g h ter, F ern , to
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Dr. Zeebuth in P o rtlan d , a sp ecialist
Mrs. Agnes C arm ean of P o rtlan d has in th e tre a tm e n t of tu b ercu lo sis of th e
Thus we are enabled to offer D istinctive
If you are considering buying
arran g e d to conduct a dancing class bone. T he little g irl’s hip and spine
Funeral Service to Gresham and Eastern
In G resham in connection w ith the a re affected b u t it is believed th a t a
M ultnomah county places a t charges sur­
B ratzel-T hiel studio in th e F irst S tate com plete cu re can be b ro u g h t about.
prisingly low. Our charges are no higher
Bank building. She w ill teach every Mr. Sw ift is seek in g to dispose of his
than at Portland and in m any instances
S atu rd ay afternoon.
Miss F ried a home and ex p ects to live in M onta-
are apt to be found much lower. Quality
B ratzel is looking a fte r th e r e g is tra ­ villa w hile co n tin u in g his w ork as
for quality, we feel we can save you
Come in and look over our new assort­
money.
tion of pupils and class w ork is ex ­ co llecto r for th e P o rtlan d E le ctric
pected to begin S eptem ber 5.
ment of fine all-wool flannels, colors are red,
Pow er com pany in th is vicinity.
On T uesday last, H ester T h o rp e a t ­
powder .blue, biege, henna, tan, Nile green
Mrs. C. O. H orning and d au g h ter
tended th e m arria g e of M uriel Paul E lizabeth re tu rn e d T h u rsd ay evening
$2.25
and emerald green, yard for.......
and H arry Nunn at St. B arn ab as E pis­ from a m ost enjoyable trip to Los A n­
copal ch u rch , McMinnville. Miss Paul geles w here th ey had sp en t six weeks.
was a school friend of Miss T horpe at W hile th e re Miss H orning took a six
In many of the popular shades, yd. $2.50
Monmouth and had been teach in g at sum m er session of th e U niversity of
FRIENDLY UNDERTAKERS
the Oregon Norm al school previous to w eeks' advanced m u sical course a t th e
The 54-inch Flannels come in contrast­
5S02-0I Ninety-second St, I.ents
her m a rria g e to Mr. Nunn
S ou th ern C alifornia. They m ention
ing plaids of autumn brown, tan, powder blue and
Mrs. J. W. Crbm ley and dau g h ter. th a t they g rea tly ap p reciated g ettin g
Mrs. G ladys W ilson and th e sm all son back into th e m o u n tain s of Oregon
PORTLAND FUNERAL SERVICE FOR GRESHAM
green, 54-inch, price the y a rd ................................ $4.50
of the latte r, Woodrow W ilson, will and th a t a difference w as noted In th e
leave S atu rd ay m orning over th e ozone in th is sta te and th a t of so u th ­
V e have a good range of colors in Striped Armoui
Union Pacific for th eir hom e In C ul­ ern C alifornia. Miss H orning expects
ver, Indiana, a fte r a visit since last to rem ain hom e a y ear and p u rsu e her
Cloth for girls’ school dresses. 36 inches
Mrs. B. W. E m ery is w ith a siste r at
Septem ber w ith the d au g h ter of Mrs m usical studies w ith th e Intention of
wide, price the yard
Ridgefield. W ashington, for a few
Crom lev, Mrs. Roy E. Cannon. Mr beginning college later.
days. She w ent th e re from th e cam p
C rom ley w as also at th e Cannon home
W hile re tu rn in g from th e b ap tism al
several m onths, but left for In d ian a services of th e U ndenom inational te m ­ m eeting w est of P o rtlan d w hich | WORK AND DRESS SHOES
m eeting w ast of P o rtlan d w hich clo s­
In F ebruary.
ple w hich took place n ea r T ro u td ale
for Men and Boys
Chas. Moore has p u rch ased a lot in Sunday Ed A nderson of Pow ell V al­ ed Sunday evening.
C leveland's addition and has com ­ ley, in ch arg e of a tru c k load of 14
Mrs. Clyde McM urry an d ch ild ren
menced th e erection of a m odern co t­ ch ild ren , had a slig h t accident. In visited from F rid a y u n til Sunday
tage 2ox32. T he ground floor will descending the Pow ell Valley hill w est w ith her fath e r, H arvey Gibson, at
for men and boys in all | com prise a larg e living room and d in ­ of th e schtm lhouse he ro asted , th en B arton.
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
the new jacquard color I ing room com bined and a kitchen when attem p tin g to sh ift into g ear
w hich w ill have all th e m odern co n ­ when beginning th e ascen t of th e op­
INSURANCE FOR FARMERS.
combinations.
veniences. T he sleeping room s on the posite grade, th e engine w as killed,
T he F a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
second floor w ill be so co n stru cted throw ing th e tru c k onto Its side over A ssn., of P o rtlan d , is upon its 21st
Phone 41
Gresham
th a t they can be tu rn ed into a large a slight em bankm ent. No one was y ear, and is th e la rg e st F a rm e rs Mu­
tu
a
l
F
ire
In
su
ra
n
c
e
A
ssn,
w
est
of
th
e
sleeping porch if desired.
Paying Rnsineas for Sale
arriving fresh each day.
h u rt as th e m achine w as proceeding Rocky m ou n tain s. T he y early rep o rt
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Brown
and
son
Ross
w
ent
C
onfectionery
an d sh o rt o rd e r stan d
at
a
slow
pace.
GET YOURS NOW’
filed w ith th e In su ra n c e Com m ission­
this m orning to The D alles by w ay of
T he Odd Fellow s hall Is receiving e r show s a to ta l m em bership of m ore for sale. Main stre e t, G resham . M ust
the Mt. Hood Loop road on a business two co ats of p aint, F red Todd doing th an 13,000. w ith »20.500,000 in force, be relieved of th e w ork. A paying
an in crease of »2,500,000 over th a t of p roposition for one person to handle.
trip . They will re tu rn tom orrow over th e work.
1923. T he fire losses to r 1924 a g g re ­
the Colum bia riv e r highw ay.
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. S tu re of Sandy gated »55.000, all of w hich have been H. C. L arsen . G resham phone 148.
E xtensive im provem ents a re being a re p lan n in g to atten d th e an n u al ad ju sted and pro m p tly paid. No low- —Ad7.
"The House of Quality"
m ade to Mrs. C. .M errill's house by convention of th e L u th e r L eague a t e r ra te on farm in su ran c e can be ob­
•WC Green Trading Stamps
F ran k C. Jones. The building is be­ A storia S atu rd ay and Sunday of th is tained from any o th e r com pany in
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
ing
raised and a new foundation put week. They w ill probably spend a Oregon. If you believe in co -o p era­ loans at « per cent B. W Thorne.
Phone 1411
Gresham
tive m ovem ent am ong th e farm ers
under it and new porches will be day or so at S easide before going to and need in su ran c e, call on P resid en t
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H. W. S n ash all, a t th e F a ir G rounds,
th e convention.
G resham . Phone 2101.— Adv.
story in the Want Column.
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