G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 17, NO. 37
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
Miss Mabel Thomas
Dies of Apoplexy
PORTLAND-PENDLETON
RAIL LINE POSSIBLE
for p ast losses would have been
DEATH COMES TO
m ost unfair. The lum ber industry
AGED GRESHAM MAN
av
ag
m
j bas bad th re e disappointing years;
A rticles of inco rp o ratio n of the
N ftt lYlnrP
t h l' sb°ulri improve and the op-
Mt. Hood Railw ay com pany, w ith a
K arin u s Koppang, aged 70, p ass
n v i H1UIL lUAV O erator, flnd „ possible to make a
cap ital stock of $250,000, have been
ed aw ay Ju n e 29 at th e home of his
-----------
i prottt, they should a t le ast be able
d au g h ter Mrs. M O. Duffy on
The m any friehds of th e Thom as filed in th e county c le rk ’s office of
A statem en t has been issued by j to pay off th e debts accum ulated
C
lackam
as
county.
T
he
in
co
rp
o
ra
Th<t, follow ing account, w ritten Cleveland avenue, w ith whom he
fam ily w ere grieved to learn of the
The editor and th ree m em bers of
the g re a te r Oregon association, during th e lean y ears before r e
d eath of Miss Mabel T hom as w hich to rs are given as George W. Brown,
by Mrs. C arrie Noble, describes a has resided for the p ast 15 years the force, accom panied by m em bers
co n g ratu latin g th e people of Ore- quired to co n trib u te money to un
E.
L.
Long
and
A.
W.
Powers.
He was horn in Norway, com ing to of th eir fam ilies and friends, took
took place Sunday evening, Ju n e 3,
Dan Cupid show er given recently
The new co rporation plans the gon upon ,b e resu lt of T uesday's necessary public purposes.
th is co u n try 38 y ears ago. The ad v an tag e of a holiday follow ing a
as th e re su lt of a stro k e of apo
“Oregon has a larg e and com- in honor of the approaching m ar fam ily has lived in G resham for th e
plexy w hich followed a continued co nstructio n of a rail line, tele- special election vote." The elect-
prehensive
road program w ell un- | riag e of Miss Floella Jacobs to past year and a half. T he body Sunday and in two auto loads drove
phone,
te
leg
rap
h
and
pow
er
linet.
ors
Bave
unquestioned
expression
period of ill health. Miss Thom as,
to one of the out of the way places
der way and deeply essen tial to the O scar Noreen:
from
east
P
o
rtlan
d
easterly
to
Pen-
a
8*a'
e
°
I
niind
w
hich
has
been
was forw arded by th e G resham F u for a cam ping trip.
who has resided in G resham for
developm
ent
of
th
e
state.
The
mo
grow ing during th e la st several
n eral p arlo rs to Milton, North D a
th e p a st 23 years, w as born in dleton.
T he goal of th e p arty w as L ost
The sun had set and in th e eve
to rists and highw ay u sers a re u n
— ---------------years, th a t th e cost of governm ent
kota, w here the fu n eral w as to L ake w hich w as reached S aturday
M ontfort, W isconsin, and would
of ning tw ilight a m aiden whose nam e have been held and in term en t to
has increased out of all proportion d erw ritin g th e m ain ten an ce
have reached h er 50th birthday on TELLS GOOD QUALITIES
evening. On account of the alm ost
QE ESSEX SU PE R -SIX to ,be ability of th e ta x p ay ers to p resen t highw ays and the extension I is F loella Jacobs was stro llin g with have tak en place th is afternoon.
the 22d of the com ing Septem ber.
incessan t rain S atu rd ay night and
of
road
building
operations.
The
I
a
friend
EHa
Baker
whpn
,
hp
,at(pr
pay and also has in creased out of
T he deceased is survived by th ree
The deceased is survived by two prospect of continued rain only the
The new line of Essex Super-Six j all proportion to the benefits re o u tstan d in g bonds a re being prop- j
b ro th ers E zra of G resham , H arry ca rs has m et a nation-w ide recep
suggested th a t they sons and tw o d au g h ters. Ilolger, one night w as passed here. T he
says
th e
association, erly retire d and the program b e i n g " ' ' '
H. of P o rtlan d and B ert W. Thom as tion m ore favorable th an th a t ac ceived,”
Gerald and Miss T helm a K oppang rain was lim ited to th e high m oun
which th in k s the la st leg islatu re w ell tak en ca re of. In th e in te rest j dro P '« f° r » few m inutes w ith Mr.
of Lodi, C alifornia, also a niece and corded any previous series in the
of
Peoria, Illinois, and Mrs. Duffy tain altitude.
missed a golden o p p o rtu n ity for of th is n ecessary developm ent we I an<^ Mrs. M. I. Sunday, w hich they
nephew M axine and Clifford T hom fac to ry ’s history, according to re-
A new and beautiful cam ping
public service. Instead of m eeting | » re u n alterab ly opposed to dis- did. As soon as they entered the of G resham . Miss K oppang w as on
as of P o rtlan d . H er fath e r O rlando
p orts from d istrib u to rs and d ealers the situ atio n squarely and reducing tu rb in g the highway fund. Not one I'*<tor, show ers of good w ishes and her way to Oregon when a te le place w as found a t th e Punch
T hom as passed aw ay in 1916 and to the H udson plant.
j th e expense of governm ent, as the d o llar of it has «o far been tak en j 8n>'l®8 fell upon them . G lancing gram Intercepted h er and she r e Bowl, n ear Dee, on th e Hood river.
h er m other in December of the fol
'■-Acting on th is inform ation, the people expected the le g isla tu re to from land taxes, but if th is fund 1 »found they im m ediately realized tu rn ed to help m ake arran g e m en ts H ere it w as dry and com fortable.
low ing year. She w as a m em ber of
A very large acreage in th is vi
Hudson organization has launched do, the issue was avoided and ap- should be invaded and squandered ,b e color schem e w hich predom l- for the funeral. She expects to re
G resham Rebekah lodge No. 61.
into the la rg e st volum e of m anu- i p ro p riatio n s m a teria lly increased, oti g eneral expenses of th e sta te ! llHted, pink and w hite w ith a touch sume her trip west In a sh o rt titne.( c in ity is ow ned by the Oregon L um
F riends are invited to attend the factu rin g it has ever know n, so thereby adding to th e so-called
ber com pany. At th is point is a
th e only relief would fall back on
Pa ,e Rfeen and blue. T he room
fun eral services w hich will be held th a t M. C. W ebster. H udson-Essex deficit. It is a m a tte r of record
sta te tro u t hatchery, established a
the land taxes.
1 was scen ted w ith th e odor of fresh - SCENIC BEAUTIES OF
u nder the direction of th e G resham dealer in G resham , is now confident th at a large reduction of budgeted
NORTH H ES I DESI RIBED few f e a r s ago on land leased from
“It is o u r expectation th a t th e Iv Picked roses of pink and golden
F u n eral hom e tom orrow afternoon
the lum ber com pany. The tro u t
th a t , m oto rists here may have expense has been accom plished up G reater Oregon association will i b,le- pink popples and sw eet pens
In a recen tly issued folder pub eggs a re obtained m ostly from D ia
a t 2 o'clock at the residence on
prom pt delivery on th e ir orders. All to th e tim e the incom e tax recom - continue its activities in th e in ter- P>iX®d w ith delicate w hite flowers,
lished by the Union Pacific system ,
Main stree t. B urial w ill ta k e place
th is year the pop u larity of th e Es- m endation appeared, and th a t im- est off th e g eneral public, and to ; T he
evening’s
en tertain m en t the scenic beauties and in d u stria l mond Lake and a fte r sufficient de
in G resham cem etery w here the
velopm ent the young tro u t a re used
sex Super-Six has been so g reat m ediately th e re a fte r th e savings up continue its cooperation w ith th e sta rted with singing, th en Floella
o p p o rtu n ities of the Pacific n o rth
p a re n ts and a b ro th er J. G. Thom as th a t th ere sim ply w ere not enough to th a t tim e w ere wiped out and
o th er sta te s affiliated w ith the was called upon for a solo, which west are attractiv ely set forth. The to stock th e m ountain stream s,
a re buried.
to stock the m ountain stream s. Ac
ta r s to go around, but now it is over-ap p ro p riatio n s ru n n in g into W estern s ta te s T axpayers C onfer w as rendered beautifully. Next Mrs.
folder, entitled ‘Outings in the Pa- cording to th e keeper at th is h atch
hoped
that
th
is
situ
atio
n
will
be
m
illions
w
ere
adopted.
The
income
ence
to
bring
about
economy
in
Clubs Are Given C lierters.
Sunday lit two m assive candles and eitle N o rth w e st.’ has been distrib
ery, Diamond L ake Is th e la rg e st
tax ag pr0 pOge(| instead of relieving public expenditures. I! is non-po tu rn ed out the electric lights. Then
F our boys’ and g irls ’ clubs of rem edied.
uted widely th ro u g h o u t th e east.
The
ord
ers
w
hich
the
H
udson
or-
the
p
resen
t
tax
burden
would
litical and no n -sectarian . We de Mrs. Camp began playing the piano It describes P o rtlan d and the Col egg tak in g p lan t in the U nited
M ultnom ah county w ere aw arded
ganization
received
for
Essex
cars
largely,
if
not
en
tirely
,
have
been
sire
to see Oregon developed, its soft and low and the atm osphere um bia riv er highw ay, Mt. Hood, Mt. S tates and Oregon has two fish
c h a rte rs by th e United S tates de
give
an
in
te
restin
g
gauge
on
n
at-
used
in
m
aking
up
th
ese
over-ap-
population increased as well as its ! suggested a fairy land, nor did th is .R ainier, Mt. St. H elens, Mt. Jeffer- h atch eries leading all o th ers of
p artm en t of a g ric u ltu re through
ional
prosperity.
Such
im
p
o
rtan
t
propriations.
tax
ab le w ealth and believe th a t the suggestion b etray itself, for in th e 8On and Mt. Adams. Some a t ten- th eir kind in the United S tates, tho
Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college. These
McKenzie riv er tro u t hatchery and
ce n te rs as New York City, Chicago,
c h a rte rs are issued w hen th e clubs
The leg islatu re also passed the burden of th e ta x p ay ers can b etter dim of th e candle light th e re ap tion is give., to the history of the „,,, „onneviB e salm on hatch p ry .
P hiladelphia, Boston and D etroit
peared
th
e
queen
of
Dan*
C
upid’s
be
low
ered
by
reducing
public
ex
have sent and had approved th e ir
so-called Blue Blank A ssessm ent
Oregon and W ashington country. I
ordered an average of tw ice as
The scen ery a t th is point along
plans.
The clubs receiving the
Bill, w hich w as intended to raise p en d itu res and increasing th e ta x fairy land in a pale green and tin- ’p|,e w onderful scenic drives such
I
lie
Hood river is rugged ami beau
m any Essex ca rs for im m ediate
able
w
ealth
th
an
by
th
e
rev
erse
sel shim m ering d ress with her as the Mt. Hood Loop and Colum
c h a rte rs and th e ir leaders a re :
m ore tax money ra th e r th an to re
delivery as for th is season a year
tiful. Tbe Punch Bowl is a large
m
ethod,
which
would
be
the
resu
lt
wand
w
aving
rh
y
th
m
ically
to
the
L iberty P o u ltry club, C. V. D arling,
d istrib u te the p resen t burden. This
bia river highw ay are given am ple
ago; M inneapolis, Cleveland, K an
pool Into which tb e w ater pours
stra in s of music.
L innton; Sew-So club, Mrs. C. I.
bill would have called upon the if the incom e tax were adopted."
atten tio n ; the W allowa Lake w on
sas City, A tlan ta and S alt L ake City
over a con siderable falls. It Is In
The
statem
en
t
is
signed
by
the
Follow ing closely cam e tw o Dan derland and the skyline tra il to
tax p ay ers to p rep are a g rea t m ass
H aynes, Rockw ood; P ow ellhurst
asked tw o-and-a-half tim es; D en
a deep gorge w ith precipitous,
G reater Oregon Association, J. O.
P o u ltry club, Mrs. Floyd Long,
of detailed inform ation, much of it Elrod, ch a irm an : 11. .1. F rank, Cupids dressed becom ingly with C rater Lake a re also described.
ver and San F rancisco, th ree
rocky hanks, palisaded in im m ense
P o rtlan d , R oute 1 ; L usted Top
unnecessary, w hich would have T re a s u re r; L. B. Smith, secretary bow and arrow , chic l.at, flowing
Tile beach reso rts of the Nortb-
tim es; Des Moines, th ree and a
colum ns oil either side. At places
cost the ta x p ay ers la rg e sum s of and R. L. Macleay, Ira F. Powers, sasj. and big buckles on th e ir w est. N orth Beach, C latsop Beach,
N otchers,
W illiam
N ew lands,
half tim es, and S eattle, four tim es.
th ese a re broken off form ing steps
G resham .
money to p ro cu re and would have John B. Yeon, Jo h n II. B urgard and shoes. They carried a high-backed Tillam ook and N ew port beaches
“As these figures from every sec
down which the venturesom e may
W. S, Babson.
caused heavy additional expense to
arm ch air a rtistic a lly draped with and o th ers are not neglected in the
tion of the co u n try show ,” said Mr.
descend to th e rap id s and pools
FLOOD DISTRICT
record and tabulate.
tinsel and pink crepe paper. Fol- new folder; nor are the cities of
Inescapable.
along th e c lea r Htream. At th is
SCHOOLS HELPED W ebster, “th is series of Essex Su- | The G reater Oregon association
W hatever conclusions may be lowing th a t cam e tw o wee fairies in S eattle, Tacoma, A storia. Olympia,
per-Six ca rs give every indication
n from th e recent sta te elec costum es of pink crepe and tin sel, Spokane, V ancouver and V ictoria, season it is open for fishing and
! consulted w ith its m em bership draw
of
being
th
e
m
ost
p
opular
and
an g lers w ere plentiful hut the elu s
tion, one is inescapable. The peo
Several schools of M ultnomah
each ca rry in g a candle w hich they R ainier N ational P ark Is illu stra t-
county have responded to th e a p widely dem anded six cylinder cars th ro u g h o u t all of th e counties of ple in rejectin g every state-w ide place.t on th e pedestal. The wee ed w ith some rem ark ab ly fine new ive tro u t w ere seldom caught. Of
the sta te and concluded th a t it w as m easu re involving the expenditure
course, th e only explanation given
peal of S tate S uperintendent H ow qver built.
“T here is nothing su rp risin g
du‘y *° ' ea<t 'h e way tow ard a of funds obtained from taxation fairies stood by th e ch air as th e photographs.
liy the fisherm an was th a t the
ard for a fund to help reh a b ilita te
have dem anded economy in state cap tiv atin g m usic still filled th e
a referendum
stream had been fished out.
one of the p arish schools in the about th is,’’ he continued, for th e real reform bV
PO W ELL VALLEY
........• » • ' » " —
> » « '«■
ag ain st this bill. T his seemed to
Lost Lake is a beautiful gem of
flood d istric t of L ouisiana. The ca rs provide a m ost rem ark ab le
w " b b('r « a n d to Flo-
be th e only way in w hich th e ta x gance, nor have they indicated a Dan
the m ountains at un altitu d e of
schools and th e am ounts co n trib com bination of value and a ttr a c t
A
song
service
will
featu
re
the
payers could get relief.” We found bellef in the E xistence of w asteful e lla’s chair, one on eith er side, and
uted have been reported as follow s iveness. It is no one q u ality or
expenditure, but In th e ir refusal to offered th eir arm s which she ac- young peoplp's m eeting T hursday 314« feet. It Is In a pocket of th e
c
h
a
ra
c
te
ristic
w
hich
has
m
ade
Es-
a
g eneral sentim ent th ro u g h o u t the au th o rize a new tax and an added
m ountains w ith some high buttes
by County S u p erin ten d en t A lerson:
cepted by placing a hand In each. evening at th e Mission church with
W est P o r tl a n d ......................... $10.02 sex popular. It Is ra th e r its per- j sta te again8t botb m easures and In ra te base, th e ir m eaning is plain
solo and d u et num bers and selec su rro u n d in g . No glacial w aters en
and needs no clarifying.
They then >®d tb e m aiden, whose
The dialog, te r th e lake w hich Is said to be
R iverdale .................................... 8.10 form ance plus its ap p earan ce, plus '» vor °t a rad ical reduction in th e
Taxes are not popular In O reg o n ,1 hearl had been pierced by Dan tions by th e choir.
its
com
fort
and
easy
riding,
plus
its
exPen8e
governm
ent,
says
the
C o rbett ........................................ 15.00
“The Buffled Rabbi” will be re n good for fishing, boating and b a th
and
u
nder
th
e
fancied
protection
of
Cupid's
arrow
,
to
th
e
adorned
chair
association.
Our association is
S p ringdale ................................. 7.12 com plete stan d ard of finish and re
the six per cent co n stitu tio n al lim l- ‘
dered by T ekla Shuholm and Roy ing. T he a re a is heavily tim bered
m
ade
up
of
m
em
bership th ro u g h o u t tatlo n , the people refu se to approve in w hich she g racefu lly seated h e r Johnson. On F riday evening a with tow ering cedars, hem lock,
finement.
In
all
th
e
q
u
alities
w
hich
Rockwood ................................. 17.00
avenues of tax atio n , along self.
W. C. A ld erso n ........................... 5.00 the m odern m o to rist req u ires, the every p a rt of th e sta te and of p e r new
te ac h ers' and w o rk ers’ m eeting will spruce and firs.
The Dan Cupids took th e ir places
sons in alm ost every w alk of life. with rejectio n of a proposal to In
E ssex is o u tstan d in g a lead er.”
Being In the Mt, Hood forest
cre ase p ro p erty taxes for sta te p u r at th e back of th e ch air, one on be held Ht th e home of O scar
“T he E ssex has scored success The re su lt of the election shows poses. F earfu l of th e lengths to
T o t a l ....................................... $62.24
T horen. A social will be held on reserve, ran g e r sta tio n s are m ain
afte r success, but now w ith its tb a t th e tax p ay ers of Oregon are which officialdom may go, they eith er side. As th e p ia n ist stru ck S atu rd ay evening on the church tained a t th e lake and some Im
Farm Reminders.
provem ents bave been made for th e
Oregon farm ers are not behind m any im provem ents th e re is every fully aw ake to the situation. They have declined to ap prove a legisla- I an o th er strain , th e wee fairies sang law n.
th e ir b reth ren in oth er p a rts of the reason to look for th e g re a te st t r i are opposed to in creasin g th e ir tive m easu re designed to equalize an original com position of congra-
convenience
of cam pers,
Ed.
|o tf)p falr m a,dpn T h „ n
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Alvlng and
U nited S tates in the use of elec tric um ph of all,” says th e local dealer, burdens and can n o t be led a stra y taxes, a m easu re th a t had undoubt-
Schenk, of G resham , is a ran g er lo
ed
m
erit
and
fairn
ess,
b
u
t
which
_
.
.
.
.
.
d
au
g
h
ter
Ida
of
K
ingbird,
C
alifo
r
ity on th e ir farm s and in th e ir farm and those who will w ant a new ca r by m isinform ation no m a tte r from m ight easily have been ruined by *b,‘ UUPpn fairy, keeping rythm
homes, re p o rts th e experim ent s ta
nia, a re g u ests at th e home of cated a t th e lake.
w hat source it may come. As a over-zealous adm in istratio n . The with her w and, retu rn ed to Dan
The Outlook party was greatly
tion. In Oregon h o rtic u ltu re, elec should see Mr. W ebster a t once.’
Jo
n as Nelson.
re su lt of th e election th e public of plan proposed and w hich has been C upid's tow n and w ith wand held
tric ity has been used in d ehydra
disappointed in not being able to
T he Rev. and Mrs. Don Shogren, take hikes and get the m agnificent
"C lover m ildew has come to O re ficials will find it n ecessary in pub rejected has been appiled to public hlgh ,ed Mr„ C arrie Nob| P. wbo
tion of p ru n es and nuts. T he de
utilities in Oregon for a num ber of
.
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», . .. ».
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sign of d eh y d rato rs has been v a st gon to stay ,” says H. P. B arss, p lan t lic affairs to do as th e citizens are years w ith the resu lt th a t u tility waB dressed In white, to th e side of th e Misses Nettle, Muy and E sth er
views said to be enjoyed In the
ly im proved in th e last few years pathologist of the Oregon ex p eri-I
com panies are paying to the sta te th e piano which ceased Its m usic Nelson, th e Misses F lo ren ce
and vicinity of th e lake. A good forest
and the capacity approxim ately m ent station. “ Infections In south- | d<d,lg *n th e ir p riv ate affairs, th a t
its political sub-divisions near- w hile Mrs. Noble announced h er H ulda Johnson, Miss Ida Alvlng
doubled by th e rec irc u la tio n sy s ern and ea ste rn Oregon, especially is, lim it th e ir expen d itu res to the and
Iv ten per cent of th e ir gross e a rn reading, "T he H ighw aym an”, by Lar' Bernson ami E ric C arlson had tra il leads from th is point to W ah-
in th e irrig ate d sections, have „¡ze „[ th eir incomes.
tem.
tum L ake a t th e head of the E agle
ings, and subscribing m ore th an
caused m any in q u iries for the
Alfred Noise. T his was about a th e p leasu re of a drive to Cascade creek trail. The distan ce is about
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
clover mildew trea tm e n t. A pplica-
*bp tax p ay ers w ere not now th e ir sh a re of the high cqst of gov
m aiden wbo, though In th e lower Locks Monday. They crossed the 11 miles.
F u ll cut, 2 pockets.
Special tion of dusting su lp h u r w ill kill th e overburdened and the sta te w ere In ernm ent.
The legislature, whloh may not w alks of life, loved her lover with new bridge th e re and retu rn ed
value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh mildew. In m ost cases th is is not
The d istan ce from Dee to Lost
b etter financial situ atio n and we m eet until 1929, will have a m ajor a love so deep and tru e th a t to home on th e W ashington side by
am .—Adv.
necessary u n til a fte r the first mow- j
Lake
is given as 14 m iles. T he first
problem
to
solve
to
e
x
tric
a
te
th
e
.
i
, had public money in th e tre a su ry
L um ber for Sale.
ing.
sta te from a financial situ atio n w arn him of (Janger w a . death to « a y of Vancouver,
half of the d istan ce Is a very good
All kinds rough and dressed lum
in w w w -! r*i
looking for investm ent, it m ight be brought about by th e defeat of the her
C arl Bernson and E ric Carlson
ber, two m iles south of Sandy. A.
road but w as found to be very
We a re now fully moved and es- ,o rr e c t ,o consider » new building jnconle tax in 1924 and a reduction
T he piano picked up the c la tte r a re h ere from »«”"'»> M assachu dusty. T he upper portion of th e
W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone
tablished In our new location in th e ' I,r°Kram b» t w ith conditions as in the sta te ytx levy.
Until then
h n . . . '.
.« / a . rin.dru.
setts, at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sandy 131.
road Is good, fairly easy for auto
L enard building, tw o doors east of they are, th e tax p ay er should in- the sta te will be com pelled to face
n o rse i
roors rin g in g clea r Jo n as Nelson.
They have been
driving, b u t n arrow and w inding
old shop. Call and see us. Com -I gist th a t the public business be continued and Increasing deflicits, through the m idnight a ir when Mrs.
i ~
w hich
som e tim
e and
In some m an- , Noble entered into <u„
the reading, w orking In P ortland.
with m oderate grades. T here w ere
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any au to s at th e lake.
Shop, phone 41.
tf a11 « "n e ce ssa ry ex p en d itu res and Public U tility Bureau.
FAIRVIEW
the last stralns*of an encore the d i-
The Outlook p arty consisted of
expensive
d
uplications
elim
inated.
We a re paying cash for Royal
Card of Thanks.
Fees
and
(ilfts
Build.
max
tbe
evening
took
place,
as
Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. 8t. C lair and
"T he incom e tax would have been
About 25 neighbors gath ered at
A nnes, Bings, and L am bert
We wish to th an k o u r frien d s for
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.
The m illion d o llar building pro- th e re was a rap a t Mrs. Noble's
d au g h ter M argaret, Mr. and Mrs.
the
kindness
rendered
d
u
rin
g
the
an
added
burdpn
upon
a
very
large
th
e
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
ch erries. It will pay you to see
gram a t G. A. C. financed by fees p rPtended door and Mrs. Camp, un-
recent Illness and death of our be- num ber of o u r citizens. We are and gifts, moved on apace this ,
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O sburn on F rid ay evening to unite Leslie T. S t.C la ir and children,
us before contracting.
loved fath er, K a r'n u s K oppang.
well acquainted with m an u factu r- week with the com pletion of exca- d“r th e • " ’"» "« 1 namP nt Mr"- ollft In a farew ell reception to Dr. and Mrs. Benj. Davies, Em m a B. Jo h n
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Duffy.
e r ’s tro u b les p a rtic u la rly In th e ' vation for tb ,‘ »500,000 stu d en ts me- Oleson, the town gossip, in an ex- Mrs. S tew art B riggs who a fe to son, M argaret A cres and A rnold
I t is tim e to spray for the
rnorial union building and the be- cited Swedish accent explained the
Rogers.
c h e rry fly. We sell th e sta n d ard
For low est ra te s on autom obile, lum ber Industry, and a re equally Khinlng ,)( a c tu a , c o n stru c tio n by
leave soon for th e ir fu tu re home In
gun.
new s of how th e postofflee g irl who
truck and general in su ran ce
acquainted w ith the tro u b les of th e P a rk e r and Banfleld,
Yonkers. New York, w here Dr.
P ortland
Irrig a tio n of pru n es in D ouglas
B. W T horne.—Adv.
eastern Oregon g rain grow er. The builders, who won th e co n tract. stuck th e m ail at h er was like the Briggs has exchanged a high school county by H uron Clough of C an
Berrj Growers Parking
gam e Ruth and Yakoh, and finally
T
erm
s
call
for
com
pletion
of
the
For real estate loans see or call g rain grow ers of ea ste rn Oregon
teaching appointm ent In biology at yonville obtained on 2« acres an
Company.
building w ithin 250 w orking days. Mrs. Noble realized It w as Floella
B. W. Thorne.—Adv.
in crease estim ated a t a $1000 In
have had m any disappointm ents
Local co n tra cto rs a re excavating Jacobs. Then Mrs. Oleson In her Jefferson high with th e In stru cto r
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and little encouragem ent during for the new physics building which
excitem ent tried to tell how they
th e la st six years, w ith a re su lt will form an east wing to the m ines
socially and refresh m en ts w ere b ro u g h t a h igher price. A num ber
th a t m any of them are deeply in building, and have th e w alls p artly «’ere going to be m arried at the served on th e lawn. D uring th e of p rune g ro w ers In th e sam e d is
up for th e com bined p o ultry and • Circle Dome church, b ut finally got
debt. The p resen t p rospects are v eterin ary m edicine building locat- lt c | par |t w a„ thP Kour Hq u are evening Dr. and Mrs. Briggs w ere tric t a re rep orted as having su c
th a t they will have a bum per crop ed at th e extrem e w nst of the , .
.
th e pleased recip ien ts of an a p ceeded w ith irrig atio n .
this year and a t least a fair price cam pua. Work on th e new green- ' ’■mp,P ^ u r c h . T he p asto r who p ro p riate m otor gift, a tra v e le rs’
R ep resen tative of S p lre lla g a r
To have req u ired th ese pro d u cers
r ’,n g ’'" ,H a l"° u " der waJ
T
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a ir cushion. They will m ake th e m ents—silk u n derw ear, hosiery,
.
A
.
Work on the men a dorm itory, th e who heaved or m oaned and wboae
co rsets, girdles, slips, b rassieres,
trip to New York by auto.
to pHy an income tax on th is u nus- j othpr un(t of th „ program , will not
If you use a pickers ticket
nam e was Stone o r th e th in g Inside
will d em o n strate In your home.
usual crop w ithout any allow ance begin until next F ebruary.
Phone Mrs. E tta Hoover, 3267
__I of a peach. B ut she finally got It
which requires the use of a
E lectric brooders have been found G resham .—Adv.
clear th a t his nam e was not heave f.ittafacto ry If operated properly
but sigh, (81) and not Stone b ut B costs u su ally m ore th a n oil for
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
K t,
brooding b ut elim in ates m ost of the No com m ission or brokerage. Very
labor and fire hazard. R esults of easy term s. B W. T horne —Adv.
Then th e g ran d clim ax cam e the use of electricity for Increased
when th e Dan Cuptds were led by egg production
and for brooding
We can supply you with
TWICE- A - WEEK
( M og.
1 MOS. I th e queen fairy to a basket laden to h a’ '‘ b" en
bY the »tate
00c overflowing and placed It at the S S X , ” ?*
’ U ,to n
P<"*'try
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$1.1»
any kind, from our stock,
feet of th e fair m aiden whose h ea rt
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(onihinatlon Rates with I’ertland Dailies
at rock bottom prices.
" had been pierced by Dan C upid’s J u s t w histle a bit if th e day be
S atu rd ay Evening, Ju ly 9—Social
dark,
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arrow . It now only show ered but
on lawn of Powell Valley Mission
And
tb
e
»ky
be
o
v
ercast;
DAILY OREGONIAN.................................
$6.80
it was one continuous dow npour If m ute be th e voice of th e piping church.
DAILY and SUNDAY OREOONIAN.. . .
$.50
for about 45 m inutes. R efreshm ents
lark,
Ju ly 10— M ultnom ah Camp No. 77
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Why. pipe your own sm all blast. picnic a t Blue M k e P ark.
7.00
of angel food cake, home m ade lo»>
Phone 1561
Paul L aurence Lunhar.
DAILY and SUNDAY JOURNAL..........
8.75
cream and strawberry crush were
Ju ly 12 to 24—A nnual W illam ette
PORTLAND TELEGRAM
$.00
' served. It w as the expression of elaborate. F o rty gu ests attended
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Valley C h au tauqua a t G ladstone,
We print any style Pickers’ ticket you want
those p resen t th a t of all th e show - j th e long-to be-rem em bered event, Oregon.
Keep this for reference. All rates strictly In advance.
ers they ever attended th e re w as (the program of which was arran g ed
Saturday, July 23— Annual Farm
never one so o rig in al, dignified or by Mrs. Noble.
ers’ Field Day at fair grounds.
Economy Is Needed,
Cherries Wanted
Berry G row ers!
PUNCH
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