Gresham outlook., April 06, 1926, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«, NO. 11
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL «. 1926
PLANS APPROVED
FOR FAIR BUILDING
STATE SOLEN BENNETT
OUT FOR STATE SENATE
WORLD FAMOUS SCENES
VIEWED BY TRAVELER
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
t l.» 0 Per Year
“ N o Hoss T hief”
HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC
WINS MUCH PRAISE
T he county com m issioners have ap ­
N othing but p raise has been heard
On Board 8. S. B elgenland, A rabian ithe perfect sym m etry. It Is b u ilt of
proved th e plans, and bids w ill be (
|
concerning
the splendid concert w hich
Sea, M arch 5, 1926.—E d ito r O utlook w hite m arble, b ro u g h t from Ja ip u r,
called for soon on th e erection of a
«’as given a t th e high school gym nas-
—
S
everal
y
ea
rs
ago,
in
th
e
late
sum
150
m
iles
aw
ay
on
th
e
backs
of
ele­
new $17,000 exhibit building on th e |
- ium F rid ay evening by th e m usical or-
m er, I sailed from P rovidence, R. I phants.
g rounds of th e M ultnom ah county fair !
■ ganizations of th e school. Save for
to
Norfolk,
V
irginia.
T
he
second
day
T
he
Ja
sp
e
r
cam
e
from
P
unjab,
the
here. T his announcem ent h as been
i the in term issio n s not a dull m om ent
o
ut
th
e
A
tlantic
w
as
as
sm
ooth
as
c
ry
sta
l
and
jade
cam
e
from
China,
th
e
m ade by th e arc h itec ts, L ucius & Cash,
w as experienced from the stirrin g
m ill pond. Today I'm sailin g acro ss sa p h ires from Ceylou, coral and c a r-
an d p lans a re to go fo rw ard rapidly
i stra in s of a m ilitary m arch by the
th e A rabian Sea, and th e "dead calm
m eliau from A rabia, am y th y sts from
for th e building of the 70 x 140 stru c t- j
Union high school band to the b ril-
forcibly rem inds m e of th e trip abov P ersia and diam onds from Bundel-
u re w hich is to house the exhibits of
! lian t ensem ble when glee clubs, band
m
entioned.
O
ur
next
stop
will
be
kund.
It
seem
s
to
me,
sym
bolic
of
R
e
p
resen
tativ
e
J
.
E.
B
ennett.
th e a g ric u ltu ra l and h o rtic u ltu ra l dis-I
! and o rch e stra united in a farew ell se­
Cairo, from w hich point I go to Je ru tru e love, in the form of a m em orial,
plays.
J. E. B ennett who w as chosen re p ­ salem .
lection dedicated to G resham high
and
it
is
undoubtedly
th
e
m
ost
m
ag­
T his exhibit building, w hich is to be j
i
school.
rese n tativ e from th is county tw o y ears
T he trip from Bombay to A gra and nificent edifice ever erected by man to
th e m ain one of the fair grounds, w ill
ago is now out for nom ination as sta te D elhi I enjoyed im m ensely,
the honor and m em ory of woman.
j Nine selections w ere given from
be one story in height and w ill cover
se n ato r at the May prim aries. He has
D elhi is now th e cap ital of India Shah Jo h an 's body lies beside th a t of I
“H. M. 8. P in afo re” and these w ere
an a re a of 9800 sq u a re feet. T he w alls
w as
well received. It w as im possible to
w ill be finished in stucco. F unds for m ade a good record as a leg islato r w ith a population som ew here around M umtaz-i-M ahal. although it
and w ill doubtless receive h ea rty sup- 325,000. T here have been seven D elhis Jo h a n 's in ten tio n to build his own
put
on the en tire opera as was at first
th e erection of th is building have been
po rt in his new am bition. H is state- each succeeding city sp rin g in g up in m ausoleum on th e opposite or n o rth e r­
I contem plated, ow ing to th e elab o rate
m ade possible th ro u g h the enactm ent
! stag e settin g w hich would be required,
of th e la st session of the sta te legis­ m ent of him self and his an n ouncem ent a different section only a few m iles ly side of th e riv er, and connect the
from its form er. H ere N adir S hah at two by a m arb le bridge, and m ake It
so th e sim pler p a rts w ere selected a t
The au th o rities of A sbury P ark,
la tu re w hich provided for th e levying a re as follow's:
N J., have a rrested 92 y ear old D r.
“
I
w
as
born
on
a
farm
in
M
ercer
one
tim
e
b
utchered
over
100,000,
and
y iis tim e. Each num ber on th e pro-
a
duplicate
of
th
e
T
aj,
except
th
a
t
it
of a tax of one-tw entieth of a m ill, th e
E P T R O baldeston, fo r ste a l­ I gram called f'-rtli m uch ap p lau se and
proceeds to be used for new buildings. county, M issouri. S eptem ber 9. 1891. T im u r and M ahsattas sla u g h te re d a was to be b u ilt on a la rg e r scale,
ing a horse and buggy 45 years
and of d ark m arble. The foundations
The plans for th e new building w ere I am m arried and have th ree ch ildren, g re a te r num ber.
ago. T he Doctor claim s police ! it would be ra lh e r difficult to single
| out any p a rtic u la r one as th e h it of
I
have
been
engaged
in
th
e
m
e
rc
an
tile
T
he
old
forts,
m
osques,
tem
ples
and
w ere laid, and a re visible today. But
w ant his h alf bro th er, who has the
subm itted a w eek ago to the county
business
in
P
o
rtlan
d
for
th
e
p
ast
14
sh
rin
es,
m
any
yet
w
ell
preserved,
re
j the evening. The tw o-piano selection
d
u
rin
g
a
serio
u
s
illn
ess
his
son
sam
e
nam
e
“
He
has
a
silver
p
late
com m issioners for th e ir approval. T he
in his head, like I havef which he I played by Miss Helen A lthaus and
com m issioners in stru c ted D istric t A t­ years, am a t p rese n t devoting my tim e m ind one of th e splendor of th e past A urangzeb, in 1657, (30 y ea rs a fte r
g ot from a gun fight in New Y ork.”
Miss M argaret St. C lair b ro u g h t down
torney Myers to p rep are a form al o r­ to the m anag em en t of my own p ro p er- w hen kings reigned suprem e, on th e the death of M um taz-i-M ahal) ob­
ty. and am a su b stan tia l tax p ayer in m ost m arvelously bedecked th ro n es tained co n tro l of th e arm y, assum ed
the g rea test encore when they played
der of approval, w hich w as done.
th is county.
th e w orld has ever known
C harge of the H u ssa rs” in perfect
the throne, and im prisoned his fath e r
T. J. K reu d er is presid en t of the
JUDGE
EKWALL
SEEKS
" I am a Mason, an Odd Fellow ,
unison.
T he w ork show ed fine skill
An
object
of
su
prem
e
in
te
re
st
is
the
in
the
jasm
in
e
tow
er.
It
w
as
Jo
h
a
n
’s
M ultnom ah County F a ir association,
m em ber of th e P o rtlan d Lodge of E lks K utab MicMk a slen d er o rn am en tal good fo rtu n e, how ever, to be consoled
( I R( I I I ( (II It I BEN( II and p ractice and at the conclusion of
A. W. M etzger is se c re ta ry and T heo­
and W oodmen of th e W orld; am also tow er, of th ree sto ries, 238 feet high by his devoted d au g h ter, Jo h a n ara,
M unicipal Judge W illiam A. E kw all tbe
•«“ * y ° UI‘K >a«ly was
dore B rugger, tre a su re r.
a m em ber of th e C ham ber of Com- often spoken of as th e m ost p erfect who rem ained w ith him in th e fo rt announces his candidacy for th e Re- ” re8wn,ed * itb a beautiful bouquet,
W. W. L ucius of th e a rc h ite c t’s arm , m erce, ( ity Club, and P ro g ressiv e to w er in th e w orld. It is co n stru cted d u rin g the rem ain in g nine y ears of his publican nom ination as C ircuit Judge, ! ^he stu n ts In w hich th e tium ano-
of fluted red san d sto n e, each sto ry life.
■was in G resham yesterd ay afternoon Men s Club.
D epartm ent No. 8, F o u rth Ju d icial dis- 11>bon« and h arm onicas flg u ^ d w ere
I received th e nom ination for rep- having a balcony w ith honeycom bed
He w as 75 y ears old when he died, tric t, in the forthcom ing p rim ary elec- well enacted and much m irth was pro-
co n fe rrin g w ith m em bers of th e
building com m ittee
reg a rd in g th e rese n tativ e from M ultnom ah county decorations, tw o of w hich a re chiefly and his la st expressed w ords w ere, tlon. The F o u rth Ju d icial d istric t in- yoked by th e an tics of the colored
p la n s and it is understood bids for the in 1924 by a vote of 24,594 and w as decorated w ith w h ite m arble. It was th a t he m ight once m ore look at the eludes all of M ultnom ah county.
gentlem en as well as the long-haired
w o rk are being ad v ertised for. A t the elected by a vote of 55,000 w hich gave erected over a tho u san d y ears ago as T aj—th e restin g p lace of his beloved
Ju d g e E kw all w as appointed to th e m usk' al «Bfector. Possibly th e m ost
la st fa ir board m eeting it w as a n ­ me th e th ird h ig h est vote of any mem- a to w er of victory by K utab-ud-D in queen—the holiest -place on ea rth to m unicipal bench a num ber of y ea rs beautiful tab leau of the evening, w ith
nounced bids w ould be opened a t a her in the H ouse of R ep resen tativ es, and it is as ere ct today as w hen first th e dying em peror.
ago by M ayor George L. B aker and ' the ««c«POon of th e closing num ber.
H ow ever, I did not a t th a t tim e, nor co n stru cted , m arred b ut little by
m eeting in G resham on A pril 17.
A fter our evening m eal, we learned the city com m issioners. He succeed­ w as th a t of th e scene In Miss Mary
do I now, consider th a t vote as being sto rm or tem pest. I v en tu red to th e th a t our tra in left for Bombay at 11
ed Judge G eorge Rossm an, who r e ­ M iller’s home w hen th e group of
of a personal n atu re , b ut ra th e r as an top by th e w inding sta irc a se w ithin,
PROMINENT ROCKWOOD
m. T h ree h o u rs w ere at our d is­ signed to accept an appointm ent as young ladies w as given a seren ad e by
MAN PA SSES AWAY endorsem ent of my business p rin cl- and viewed the m odern Delhi of today, posal. Some w ent shopping, o th ers circu it judge.
th e ir boy friends and adm itted into the
pies w hich w ere know n to a g reat and th e rem n a n ts of th e p ast, to g rea t sa t about the hotel ch a ttin g and en ­
house.
Judge
E
kw
all
w
as
born
in
L
uding­
B. F. D ahlham m er passed aw ay m any M ultnom ah county people.
| advantage. It is difficult for us to joying a social g la ss; hut ab o u t 25 of
Much cre d it is due Miss D orothy
ton,
Michigan.
H
is
p
are
n
ts
moved
to
Sunday night at m idnight from a lin ­
As ar m em ber of th e H ouse of Rep- ' im agine th a t w hen M assachusetts was our com pany decided to go to th e Taj
Dickey for th is fine m u sicals and It is
n
o
rth
ern
C
alifornia
when
he
w
as
six
g erin g illness, a t th e age of 65 years. rese n tativ es I served on th e follow ing a w ild ern ess and Oregon inhabited for a second and final view.
years of age, and he lived th e re u n til safe to p red ict th a t a t Borne fu tu re
H e is survived by his widow, Mrs. com m ittees: I w as ch airm an of the only by a few red skins, a rt, a rc h ite c -
A few rain drops w ere falling on the 20 y ea rs ago, w hen he moved to P o rt- | b m e a sim ila r e n tertain m en t would be
P e a rle ttie D ahlham m er, a son, George, R ules and Jo in t R ules com m ittee, I tu re, carv in g and inlay w ere in a high tre e to p s in th e c o u rt yard w hen we
land, Oregon. He h as resided co n tin ­ welcomed. B etter th a n $100 w as r e ­
and a dau g h ter, E dith, also by his m em ber of Medicine, D en tistry and 1 sta te of perfection.
sta rte d , the clouds w ere heavy and uously h ere d u rin g th e la st 20 y ears, alized as th e proceeds of the concert
m o th er, aged 101 years, w ho resides P harm acy, and m em ber of W ays and
At D elhi I tram p ed over ground d ark , but occasionally a ray of light
except for th e tim e he w as aw ay In th e and approxim ately enough money is
at Abilene, K ansas. T he deceased was Means com mittee»
w here arm ies m et over 3000 y ea rs ago, could be seen as th e moon rose higher.
arm
y d u rin g th e W orld W ar.
He now on hand to pay for the .bass
a m em ber of Ivanhoe lodge, K. of P.
The p ro m ^ e s m ade hy me p rio r to and w alked th ro u g h m arb le h alls, the
T h irty m inutes la te r we w ere g a th ­
viol, for w hich purpose th e concert
and th e United A rtisan s, of P o rtla n d ; election to the house w ere few in num- sides and ceilings of w hich w ere or- ered inside th e red san d sto n e w alls served as a p riv ate of in fan try a t
w as given. T he original cost of the
Camp
Pike,
A
rkansas.
th e I. O. 0. F. lodge, Golden R ule E n ­ ber but my reco rd will show those : nam ented w ith gold, precious stones w hich su rro u n d ed th e m em orial and
F o r 10 y ears p rio r to his appoint- *n8trun>eMt was $150, but a discount of
cam pm ent and th e R ebekahs of Mon- prom ises w ere kept. I sh all m ake , an(j m irro rs, the abode 300 odd y ears sat on th e step s facing th e T aj. All
ta v illa ; and th e M asonic lodge and very few prom ises now. R a th e r, I ago, of K ing Shah J a h a n an d his was silent. T he T aj w as fain tly dis- m ent on th e m unicipal bench, E kw all $30 w as m ade to th e school, so th a t
was a m em ber of th e law firm of Senn, ,b e o rc h e stra Is secu rin g a high grade
E a ste rn S tar, of G resham .
will rely upon the men and w omen of qile en . Shah Ja h a n w as th e m aster cern ab le, and th e one light over the E kw aj, & Rpck,,n in th e Yeon build- basR for $120- u haa been at th e high
F u n eral services w ill be held W ed­ M ultnom ah county for su p p o rt who b u ild er of India. H is m ost notable tom b w hich shined th ro u g h th e m arb le
ing. He Is m arried and is a home- KCbool fpr some tim e, but th e young
nesday afternoon a t 2:30 from th e a re fam iliar w ith my record as a busi- s tru c tu re w as th e T aj M ahal a t Agra,
screen w as all th a t lent a bit of color. ow ner, resid in g at 1047 H nssalo street. ' ady wbo *s *° PtaF R bas not yet be-
P. L. L erch m o rtu ary , E ast 11th and ness m an and leg islato r. I w ill pub-
T he T aj is located on th e so u th erly
T he scene rem inded me of a few
W hen P o rtlan d , Oregon, Post No. 1 <’om e proficient enough to ap p ear in
Clay stree t, P o rtlan d , w ith in te rm en t llsh my p latfo rm soon and w age an sjde o( | be Ju m n a riv er, and w as
serio u s minded pilgrim s, a t w orship of th e A m erican Legion was organized I,u k k c-
in Rose City cem etery.
active cam paign for th e nom ination. bu ilt as a m em orial m ausoleum for before th e a lta r of a fam ous sh rin e.
some y ears ago, E kw all becam e one of
ICE ( REAM IS STOLEN
,the remai"8 °f h'8 favorite Wif*’ Ar'
In less th an h alf an hour, th e clouds the c h a rte r m em bers, and has been BREAK IN H ATER MAIN
B oring Boy Honored at <1. A. C.
gum and Bano Begum, or as th e en- com m enced to break, and the moon— active In Its w ork since then. He is n
HINDERS UONNTK1 CTION
Em il A nderson of Boring, g rad u a te
FROM GRESHAM
I’LANT p ero r Jo h an p referre d to call her
_______
light from th e heavens—b u rst forth, m em ber of th e P o rtlan d A m erlcanlzn-
from G resham Union high school, now
W orkm en a re busy n ig h t and day re-
T he G resham C ream ery & S torage , “M um taz-i-M ahal” (th e exalted of the th a t we— a few hum ble and p en iten t
reg istered in a g ric u ltu re a t O. A. C.
tlon Council. He is active In a num - palrln g th e bn,k en w ater main at Main
p alac e), who died in giving b irth to beings from th e o th e r side of th e
com
pany
w
as
en
tered
one
n
ig
h
t
la
st
h as added tw o new honors to his list.
her of fra te rn a l and clylc org an ize-
F lrgt gfreetg w h,ch camg
1|(?w
h er eighth child.
globe— m ight view, by th e light of the
H e has been elected ch ro n ic ler of w eek and a q u an tity of ice cream
tlons Including the Elks. Masons. a day or g0 ago
conneCtlon wltb th e
Shah Jo h a n ’s g rief w as overw helm ­ full moon, m an ’s g re a te st arc h itectu al
A lpha Zeta, n ational h o n o rary in a g ri­ bricks stolen. T he w ork looked as
Shrine, Woodmen of th e W orld, Moose w ork
„ cavatlng lh(. d)tch co n n eet.
ing, and in less th a n two y ears his m asterpiece, erected and dedicated to and th e Lions Club of P o rtlan d .
though
it
m
ight
be
th
a
t
of
boys.
It
is
c u ltu re , and won honorable m ention
ing w ith th e reserv o ir to be ercted on
h a ir tu rn ed en tirely w hite, alth o u g h one of th e w orld's g rea test b lessings
in th e fe a tu re w ritin g con test spon­ thought th a t an en tra n c e w as gained
W allu la H eights. It has now been
he
w
as
only
38
y
ea
rs
old.
It
took
17
—wom
anhood.
It
w
as
a
w
onderful
thro
u
g
h
a
window
in
th
e
office
and
,S erious Injury to Eyes Averted.
sored by T h eta Sigm a P hi, national
found th a t for many y ears a decided
h o n o rary fra te rn ity in jo u rn alism for b u rn t m atches w ere strew n from one y ea rs to com plete th e T aj, and tw enty sight, and will rem ain Inscribed on
W alter Metzger, Buick d ealer in leukage h as existed In the big P o rt­
th
o
u
san
d
men
w
ere
em
ployed.
It
is
th
e
pages
of
m
em
ory,
until
life
w
ith
end
of
the
estab
lish
m
en
t
to
th
e
other,
G resham , had a n arro w escape from land m ain, No. 1, w hich acco u n ts for
women.
A nderson won th is place in fea tu re although no m a teria l dam age was estim ated th a t th e cost of such a us is no more.
serio u s in ju ry to his eyes on Tuesday
It is said th a t it Is w orth a trip half la st when a b attery on which he was th e co n stan t seepage into the gulch a t
w ritin g because he w as able to w rite done. F o rtu n a te ly th e door to th e ice s tru c tu re today would be 90 to 100
ay round th e w orld to see the H im ­ w orking, exploded and the co n ten ts, th e re a r of th e d ru g sto re on Powell
sto rie s in an orig in al and in te restin g cream h ard en in g room w as closed ' m illion d o llars
alay
an m ountains at su n rise. If th a t said to be su lp h u ric acid, filled his street, but it w as not know n the leak
a
fte
r
them
,
o
th
erw
ise
a
la
rg
e
q
u
an
tity
i
T
ak
en
as
a
w
hole
in
its
design
and
m an n er, adapted to rapid reading. He
be
tru
e . It is ce rtain ly w orth going eyes. Only for ra re presence of mind i was of such p ro p o rtio n s u n til th e
of
ice
cream
w
ould
have
been
de-
tre
a
tm
e
n
t,
it
is
"p
erfectly
sim
ple,
but
is said to be one of the m ost efficient
stroyed, as th is room m u st be k ep t at j a t th e sam e tim e sim ply p erfec t”, th e o th e r h alf way round to see th e | doeg he 0W(, th# fa ft , hat ,H. WBg not ! ea rth was removed from the G resham
w rite rs a t college.
m ain and traced to th e la rg e pipe line
a
ce rtain tm p e ratu re. T h ere w ere at N othing seem s to be lacking, yet noth- T aj M ahal by m oonlight.
W inner of first place in th is contest
to tally bll«ided._ He w as tig h ten in g , be|((W. Ag „„„„ ag
,eak wag (,|g_
B. F. ALDRICH.
is given a large silv er loving cup and ! ’he tlm e around 400 ice cream bricks inf? could be added w ithout m a rrin g ____________________________
_________ th e term in al of a b a tte ry when in covered a rep rese n tativ e from th e
o th e r w inners get fountain pens ami | and 300 gallons of ice cream in pro-
I some m an n er th e w rench cam e in con- 1 P o rtlan d w ater bureau was h u rried to
llef, th e soil should be very firm with , , w), b ,,
.. ,
'--------- —
............
cess of freezing and th is would have ALFALFA GROWING IN
o th e r m inor prizes.
m ulch of one or two inch- i .
K i
8cene an(l »tep« w ere tak en imme-
been ruined had th e door been left
COMING INDUSTRY only
oniy a a liitlit
n gnt m uicn or one or two m en- Bhort c frc u | t T h«re was a flanh and
open.
N itrogen Most Needed in O rchards.
es on th e surface.
| a rep o rt as loud as th a t of a gun as diately to re p a ir the dam age, w hich
In
a
recen
t
in
terv
iew
w
ith
S.
B
will be m ade by the w orkm en on the
To in su re ag a in st fu rth e r d ep red a­
U nder soil conditions in Oregon, ni­
" P u re G rimm a lfa lfa should be used, i th e gas ignited Mr. M etzger ru sh ed
tro g en is th e fertilize r m ost often tions around th is p lant, th e m an ag ers H all, 'county a g ric u ltu ra l ag en t, he T his v ariety gives th e best re su lts and j to a w ater faucet n ear at hand and Im- G resham pipe line. T he expense will
be borne by th e city o t P o rtlan d . To
needed in o rch ard s. It is u su ally not | bave announced th a t a n ig h t w atch gives out th e follow ing inform ation
has tw o or th ree o u tstan d in g advant- , m ersed his eyes in w ater, then*w ent to
p rese n t in am ounts sufficient to give _
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«■hich
no
doubt
w
ill
prove
of
in
te
re
st
h u rry the re p a ir w ork along, gangs of
th e tre e stro n g vigorous grow th ami , *n an wiU be PIaced on «u ard 8oon-
ages for th is soli and clim atic condl- I his m o th er's home next door, w here
help th e tree to produce an n u a l profit- i W ithin a week tru c k s w ill be p u t on, to farm ers th io u g h o u t G resham and tions ex istin g here. T hird, th e seed with w arm soda w ater he w ashed his men w orked all nig h t and It Is th o u g h t
the inconvenience of having the w ater
"T h e re seem s to be in ­
able crops. T hen tree s have very I it is thought, for th e d istrib u tio n of vicin ity :
should be p lanted d u rin g A pril. P lan t- eyes again. Had It not been for the
sh o rt tw ig grow th and w eak sp u rs, I products on the Mt. Hood Loop high creased in te re st in th e grow ing of a l­ lngs have been m ade as late as Ju n e, free use of the soda, no doubt the re ­ sh u t off will come to an end soon. A
pum p Is k ep t at w ork co n stan tly to
“ T tu £ a t t h e ° c X g e r n V s T v e r y ^ d
as far ? a s* “ « G overnm ent cam p falfa. L ast y ear th e re w ere about 10 ______________________ _______ ____
but la st y ear th e e a rlie r p la n tin g s su it would have been far from favor-
index th a t they a re ' not bearin g so I also up th e Colum bia R iver highw ay, ° r 12 d em o n stratio n plots, ranging gaye th e bpgt gr()Wth #nd th(, begt
get rid of th e su rp lu s w ater on the
able. L ater a G resham physician was , aurface of thp ground
m uch or so re g u la rly as they should, w ith G resham as th e c e n tra l d istrib - from o ne-half to one acre, p lan ted on K(andg
L ast, th e seed should be called, a fte r which he «’as taken to an
Poor grow th conditions can be over- uting point. It is th o u g h t th a t a m an v a r*ous lyp^s of soil In different part th o ro u g h ly Inoculated. The Inocula- eye sp ecialist in P o rtlan d . P ain s still
Masons In itia te at T routdale.
come, in m ost Oregon o rch a rd s, by use 1 can be placed on n ig h t duty a t th e I of tbu co u n ty- T he m ost of thes-
tion can be secured at th e local seed exist In and around his forehead, but
A num ber of G resham Masons a t ­
" .“ " ‘f .p 'u .’ o i 'm
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«»”
» b i.,» « , by „„„d- ! „
b .l l .y .d t h .
d„„«„
tended th e m eeting of F airview lodge
from h alf a pound to six pounds, de- l o s i n g and sending o ut th e tru c k s, i
1
,
ing to th e college a t Corvallis, w here ’ paired eyesight is past.
A. F. ft A. M., S atu rd ay night, when
pending on th e size of th e tree. Six w hich would have to leave around did n ot cat<''1 as heavy as w as desired. jt jg
o ||t gt
jor dpm ongtrat,on I
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the officers and m em bers of I.entR
p.m nds are used on la rg e bearing m idnight or a little la te r for th eir
"On th e soli along th e Columbia purposes. The d irectio n s th a t accom -
Ladies’ Bilk Hose Wie
8PT h e fJrt’iiiz e r is n e v e r n la r e d n ex t ,tl n e r a r y
r , W th e “ lfalfa ‘8 do' ng « « o p tio n a lly pany tb e tnoculatlon should be fol- Blush, tan bark, su n set, cra sh , grain, lodge conferred th e beautiful and so l­
to th e tru n k o l'th e t r e 7 according to W H' Twl,che11 1b in ch arg e of the well. T he d em o n stratio n on th e hill lowed very carefu lly , as th ese d elicate nude, gray, otter, sky. orchid, pink. emn th ird degre on two young men of
P ro fesso r Brown, but on a strip of process w ork of th e cream ery and lands w here d rain ag e is good is show- b acteria a re easily killed by being ex-
b lack ’ R5c- A ylsw orth ft M artin.—Ad Corbett, T he degree team nsed th e full
form work anil w ore full regalia. T he
soil aro u nd the tre e and under the tips sto rag e com pany wbich has Its head ing up In good shape, but b etter re- poged to su n lig h t or allow ed to over-
C r- I
R
t Mb
hall was filled to capacity. Lunch
of th e b ranches. To get all th e good offices in P o rtlan d
A ttention will su its, of course, could be secured If dry o r com e in contact w ith ativ sub-
“ ,anl
s s
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c. ° E i ; w as served.
stopped. The s a lt has to be dissolved
and ca rrie d to th e ro o ts in solution in
o rd er to benefit th e tree.
N itrate of soda is u sually applied tn
Oregon any tim e from th e m iddle ot
F e b ru a ry to blossom timp. T he e a rli­
e r d u rin g th is period the tre e s are
tre a te d th e m ore benefit w ill be re-
celved.
the m a n u factu re of Ice. Ice cream and
, soda w ater products. L ater th e sam e
com pany w ill m anage th e affairs of the
| ice sto rag e p lan t a t T routdale. G round
t bas bpen secured th e re for th e erec-
erec-
falfa w as p lanted
Tbe sta te lim e
Plant is now being moved to Salem , so
by an o th e r year lim e can be secured
ch eap er In th is section. T his w ill be
a a very m ateria! help to th e alfalfa
tion of a building and it is understood gro w ers.
tk a t building o p eratio n s will begin
“So fa r th is year 20 p la n tin g s have
soon on th e site selected.
been planned ran g in g in size from
o n e.th lrd ac re to as high as 20 ac res
Im plem
do the t r u ? k \ X V n e r " tlM « ? in c e M
w ork
in ents.
th e M
rig achinery
h t way. th a t R epairs.
X n,Bb w : T b«r « a r « four very essen tial p o in t, to
ork in the rig h t
be considered and follow ed religiously
H essel Im plem ent Co
T horne.— Adv.
in o rd er to in su re success w ith a
L isten, F arm ers.
Boys’ S u h s W .si.
p lan tin g of alfa lfa In th is section
If you need farm m achines of any
Two pair full lined knickers. S tu rd y
kind, see R uark a t th e In te rn a tio n a l I w oolens, w ell tailo red . Big a sso rt- F irst, th e ground m ust be p ro p erly
H arv ester Co., P o rtlan d . He pays th e m ent of p attern s. ( to 18 years. Ayls- p rep a re d by th o ro u g h cu ltiv atio n and
packing. C o n trary to th e g en eral be-
freig h t.—Adv.
w orth ft M artin.—Adv.
A good prttctlce> jn addition to using
, cu ltu re, is to rein fo rce th is by mix-
,ng t he seed as soon as it has been
inoculated w ith some soil w hich has
bpen tg k en from around roots o t some
,dd P| an ts th a t c a rry inoculation. T he
best re su lts have been obtained w here
both m ethods w ere used.
" I t is evident th a t alfalfa will he
1 grow n m uch m ore extensively In th is
f «ectlon In th e fu tu re. In sects and
1 disease tro u b les have m ade red clover
p rac tica lly a o ne-years crop, and with
the high price of seed and the extr«
, cost of cu ltiv atio n , alfalfa m akes a
m uch m ore econom ical crop to grow,
; trea tm e n t. Mrs. Ix>ls S t.C la ir, F irst
S pring cornea on so g rad u a lly h ere
S tate Bank building, phone 1841,
; G resham —Adv
no one know s when to have sp rin g
fever.
A sm all p lan tin g of alfalfa is very
, valuable to poultrytnen, as it w ill sup-
| ply a continuous source of green feed
th ro u g h o u t th e sum m er,
"Mr, K anzler and A. L. Davies, at
i S pringdale, ha»e been grow ing alfalfa
successfully for se v e /a l years, as has
More people to read and
also Dr. F ran k P eak who has had a
use
the W ant Ads. Notice
dem o n stratio n plot for th ree y ears
the
careful classification
w hich has produced heavily. T heodore
and
look for what you
! B rugger h as also been grow ing al-
want or advertise for It.
¡fa lfa to ad v an tag e for th e past five or
six y ea rs.”
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