Springtime Activities and Opportunities Demand Hopeful Attitude and Earnest Efforts if £ Profitable Harvest Is W hat Is Desired
T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
ìip p s h i «
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$2.tHI l’er Year
MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1»28
.... A.
TO Workers
BEGIN CAMPAI«
Frizes Offered for
Narcissus Growing
Meet Your Neighbor
Attractive Grounds
Is Coming Industry
Hold Conference
A lert w rite r, in today’ s Outlook tell
of persons and activities in many local
communities.
Read w hat they say
under these com munity heads:
T hought leads to action and action b rin g s resu lts.
A conference w as held last night
at th e home of Mrs. W. F. Honey
As an incentive tow ard m aking
Back of all w orthy achievem ent Is close, h ard , ea rn e st th in k in g —a
On T hursday, April 12. n arcissus
of com m itteew om en and advisors
th e Base Line road a ttractiv e, p riz ­ g rasp of facts and conditions and possibilities and a vision of resu lts.
day w ill be observed at the Oregon
for the local Y. W. (’. A work, w ith
es have been offered by th e Base
experim ent station of 0. S. C. when
It is a n arro w , selfish policy to say let th e fu tu re tak e ca re of itself.
prom inent w orkers from P ortland
Line Im provem ent club in th ree
PLEASANT
HOME
n a rc issu s grow ers from all sec­
and th e n ational organization.
se p arate classes to m em bers of the W e are enjoying th e h arv est from th e th in k in g and plan n in g of past
SCHOOL D iST. NO. 7
tio n s of the sta te will gath er at
T he n ational w orkers w ere Miss
organization, in a contest w hich 11 1 g en eratio n s and m ust plan and p la n t for fu tu re grow th.
C orvallis and look over th e ex p eri­
DAMASCUS
Zada F ren ch, g irls' work secretary
will begin at once and end on Au
m en ts in progress there. A ccord­
The
th
in
k
in
g
m
an
m
ay
not
alw
ays
th
in
k
rig
h
t,
but
he
will
co
rrect
for th e Pacific coast, and Miss
1 gust 1. w hen th e aw ard s w ill be
ARBOLHDA
ing to S. B. H all, county ag ric u l­
Mary F. Day, city secretary for the
made.
W. L. C rissey and K arl his e rro rs or change his a ttitu d e w hen he discovers or is show n his
COLUMBIA HEIG H TS
tu r a l agent, a num ber from th is lo­
Pacific coast.
T hose from the
j H annem an have u n d ertak en to see
CORBETT
m
istakes.
»
cality expect to avail them selves
P o rtlan d Y. W. C. A. w ere Mrs. B.
every p ro p erty ow ner along the
of th e privilege of becoming b etter
ROCKWOOD
Most p erso n s can be led but re se n t being driven.
B. M acNaughton, president, and
J road from M ontavilla to th e Sandy
acq u ain ted w ith th is branch of
I riv er to in te re st them in the con­
Mrs. J. J. Panton, general secre­
flo riculture.
tary. O thers p resent w ere Mrs.
test. About h alf of th eir w ork has
It
has
been
said
th
a
t
one
th
in
g
G
resham
lacks
Is
a
leader.
Probably
H eretofore
but com paratively LATEST NATIONAL
: Mark N ickerson, Mrs. D. B. W eints,
been com pleted and th e m em bers
sc a n t atten tio n has been paid to
Mrs. E. H orstm an .Mrs. Paul Stone.
RADIO BROADCAST of the com m ittee rep o rt prom ised th e one saying th is would not follow if th e com m unity had an out- '
th e grow ing of n arcissus, one of the
w herever they have stan d in g leader. T here Is alread y lead ersh ip in v ario u s lines of
Mrs. 11. L. S t.C la ir. Mrs Leslie T.
Many people who have seen cooperation
'•*
-
m ost beautiful and fra g ra n t of
been. T hose d esirin g to com pete j
S t.C la ir, Mrs. E. Schw edler, Mrs.
blossom s, as it w as considered Norm a T alm adge or D olores Del m ust re g iste r w ith th e secretary , activity.
P. L enard, m em bers of the local
Mrs. tie n e , i c e Bnoth-Clibborn.
L ead ersh ip of th e rig h t kind is needed b ut leadership will fall if
th ese bulbs could not be grow n Rio on the screen have w ondered Mrs. Maude L. Landes. Base Line
Y. W. com m ittee; Miss Miriam
ju
st
w
hat
they
would
sound
like
if
successfully anyw here excepting in
th e re is not response.
and B ark er roads, by A pril 15.
Mrs. Booth Clibborn will begin Inglis. Miss Eva Kirby, Miss Cath-
H olland. This point of view, how ­ they 'w ere talk in g th eir p arts.
* * * * * *
a ten-day series of evangelistic ser- erin e Moehnke, Mrs. R. D. Mickey
F
or
the
best
kept
and
m
ost
a
t
­
Radio
follow
ers
who
tu
n
e
in
the
ever, is now rapidly changing.
W hat G resham needs, and some o th er com m unities as well, is an vices at the G resham Undenomi- and Miss F lorence Honey, advisors.
Inc.
program , tra c tiv e hom e grounds th e follow ­
H o llanders are tra n sfe rrin g th e ir Dodge B ro th ers
Miss Day gave an interesing
ing
prizes
a
re
offered:
$10
w
orth
of
rak
en in g of m en tal activity, a s tirrin g up of civic c o n s c io u s n ^ i. a n a tio n a l^ e m p le on« S u n d a^ aW er^
week,
be-
T
h
ursday
evening
th
is
p la n tin g s into the Pacific N orth­
talk, telling briefly of the o rg an iza­
choice
roses
by
the
M
ountain
View
tw
een
6
and
7
o'clock,
Pacific
tim
e
w est and adm itting th a t th e type of
la rg e r g ra sp of possibilities, a h e a rtie r pledge of cooperation and a and convincing speaker and will be tion of th e w ork w hich began in
bulb grow n here is h ard ier th an in will have ju s t such an o p p o rtu n ity F lo ral com pany: 100-pound sack
favorably rem em bered as she con- Boston GO y ears ago w ith mill girls
granted.
M
agnolia
fertilize
r
by
George
L.
m
ore e a rn e st loyalty in action.
E urope, w hile florists in general
ducted services here in Ju n e of l a s t . who w ere in th e city away from
Those
who
h
av
en
't
radios
or
find
R
outledge
com
pany,
P
o
rtlan
d
;
100
a re asking for A m erican-propa­
year.
T he evangelist recently home environm ents. The w ork be-
it convenient a re invited to listen pink irises, "Q ueen of May,” W. L.
gated stock.
T h ere is an evidence of self-satisfactio n and lack of ale rtn e ss In closed a religious cam paign at H o-i gan as a service program and is
It is predicted th a t w ithin the to the program a t Brockw ay Ac C rissey A lpine G ardens; 12 sc ar- th is com m unity. "T he livest little city in th e w est" is a joke as a
quiam . W ashington. H er home is still such, with the co n stan t en­
let geum s, L y n d h u rst G ardens, Mrs.
next ten years w estern Oregon and N elson's show rooms.
The c a st for the Dodge B ro th ers H atto n : Chicken d inners, tw o, Jack slogan. We lack the am bition, th e b read th , th e vision th a t live cities , at "Eden R est,” near C lackam as, deavor to develop in women well
w estern W ashington will be th e
rounded c h a ra c te r by th e proper
Oregon.
Bin- possess.
ce n te r of the n arcissu s indu stry in program , if grouped to g eth er for and Jill. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
exercise of the m ind, body and
1 gallon fam ous H anne-
th e United S tates. T he soil in this one picture, or if they w ere billed ford:
sp irit. T he leaders have tried to
H anne-
section has ju st the proper elem ent on one vaudeville c irc u it would m a n n ’s ice cream , K arl
PLEASANT
HOME
keep a b re a st of th e best th o u g h t of
W hile we sit contentedly enjoying our quiet life, o th er localities,
of fertility , and the long, *ool draw so m uch money for th e ir ser- [ ntann, Base L ine road.
At a school m eeting held by th e i the tim es and to follow advance-
sp rin g s and equable clim ate of the vices th a t it would be an im possi- . T he follow ing prizes a re offered not half so favorably p laced ,‘ are im proving th e ir conditions, inviting C o ttrell school d istrict S atu rd ay at ment In education. They have not
! for th e g rounds show ing th e m ost new e n te rp rise s, building for th e fu tu re and a re "cashing in on th eir
Pacific slope are ju st w hat a re r e ­ ble ta sk to bring it about.
th e C ottrell school, Mrs. O ra Van set a program to w hich every In-
H ere is a brief o u tlin e of w h a t , im provem ent th is sp rin g :
$10 in v estm en t of com m unity in te rest.
q u ired for th e proper developm ent
Fleet was elected clerk to fill th e dividual and group should conform ,
is
in
sto
re
for
listen
e
rs:
¡w
o
rth
of
choice
roses,
M
ountain
of th e narcissus.
post m ade v acant by the death of hut have tried to provide an atinos-
It ta k es th in k in g , plan n in g and united effort.
D ouglas F airb an k s, th e one and V iew F lo ral com pany; p air high-
T he grow ing of the D utch bulbs
her husband E E. Van Fleet. T he ph ere in which each may develop
is a g re a t industry, req u irin g the only "D oug”, is m a ster of cere- I grad e p ru n in g sh ears, G eorge L.
— T h at ill a few • years an air- p p < atro
s u of i iiix
the r school feel th a t th is , the best th a t is in her-—to increase
IX» YOU KNOW
lll U n
lin
com pany.
P o rtlan d ;
in vestm ent of con siderable capital, m onies and in addition w ill give I Routledge
her p leasu re, to grow in mind and
plane landing Held in G resham will wag „ )iappy choice
probably around $1,000 an acre. a sh o rt ta lk on "S p o rts and A th- j chicken dinner, El P o rv en ir, Mr. - T hat G resham h a, a com m ercial ¿ e g rea tly needed anil used and be
Mr. and Mrs. M artin L en n artz to become efficient C hristian clti-
a«d Mrs. J. T. W est; 1 gallon fa- club of ab o u t 50 paid , n m em bers an asset to th e locality?
T he plant, how ever, yields a su re letics.”
had as g u ests Sunday Miss Abbie zens.
C harles C haplin, giving a series mous H an n em an n ’s ice cream , H an ­ and ab o u t as m any more who pay
and steady source of income, the
—T h at a good lau n d ry is m uch N orton, Miss Bessie N orton an d ) T he Y.W . C. A. is a w o m en s
supply at p resent scarcely eq u al­ oi hum orous anecdotes in various nem ann. Base Line ro ad ; 12 S pirea th e sm all m em bership of th re e dol­
m ovem ent, w here young women in
Van H outte, sh ru b s, W. L. C rissey la rs a y ear if som eone ta k es the needed h ere and an experienced Miss Ja n n le Hoyt.
ing th e dem and. Mr. H all observes dialects.
all w alks of life may find com pan-
man is ready when a su itab le loca­
D. W. Griffith, ta lk in g on "Love A lpine gardens,
on his drives th ro u g h different
A very delightful tim e was en-
and uplift.
pains to call on them and collect it?
tion can be found?
¡joyed recently by the m em bers
p a rts of the county th a t m any v al­ and M arriage.
Two prizes each of $5 w orth of
It
is
not
a
w
ork
FOR
young
wom­
m
em
bership
should
-T
h
a
t
the
—T
hat
on
F
riday.
April
13.
the
th
e
M
ethodist
choir
and
a
few
of
John B arrym ore, giving his ta- gh r u hs w ill be given by th e Rus-
uable beds of bulbs a re going to
but W ITH them , In w hich
i 8en vjiie N ursery com pany for the be at least 150 to 200 w ith an at- voters of this Union high school ((lejr (r i,,n(j8 will* met at the home en,
w aste for lack of care and a pos­ mous “H am let solioquy.
Norina
T alm adge,
discussing , hegt
and mogt a ttra c tiv e fill- tendance of 100 or more at re g u la r j d istric t are to vote on a b o n £ issue | o( Mr a|ld Mr[( Q jj Bickford in every one is expected to use her
sible ignorance of th e ir tru e value.
statio n along th e Base Line m eetings, instead of a dozen or two. for enlargem ent to accom
' m odate
- ' ‘ P o rtla n d . T hose p resen t w ere Mr. own initiative, under proper guid­
T h ere are about 30 acres of n a r ­ “Modern F ash io n s and How H olly- j .
—T h at m any inquiries a re com- 1 m ore stu d en ts and th e m a tte r de- and Mrs. R obert Lundbom and ance. and to m ake the rig h t choices
cissu s in M ultnom ah county, 17 wood is B ringing P a ris to C alifo r-j roa(,
her dally life. T hese ideals have
ac res of w hich are owned by nlt,; ,
d au g h ters V irginia and G race, Mr. In
n ..i B in
r e n d e r i n g a 1 T he Rockwood Im provem ent club ing to th e se c re ta ry reg ard in g liv- serves ea rn e st th o u g h t,
been worked out w ith g rea t success
F ra n k L. Riggs and are under the
and
Mrs.
H
arry
C
arlson
and
ing
and
farm
in
g
conditions,
cli-
!
—T
h
at
plans
a
re
u
nder
way
for
£
« « « •
in many groups, am ong them w age
m anagem ent of Ed. Shelton. Two
m ate, crops, m ark ets,
schools, th is y e a r’s county fair and th e re is d au g h ter S hirley, H elen Bickford, e a rn ers, business and professional
o th e r plantings across the Sandy P7 S V t “ S 1’.“ “ 'k ,io « n th ro u g h - ¡m o n th . 1» .l l l . r e n l p la ce , on th e ch u rch es etc ?
need of m ore en th u siasm about it
riv er a re those of A. R. Morgan,
- T h a t ’ th e an sw e rs to these ln - an d g re a te r in te re st and coopera-1
w i l l he assem bled road.
T he next one will be at
who has an acre, and W ard E vans
i s ™ , ; . " 1“::"! K
■ X
~
t
q u iries m u st of necessity reflect th e ; u °n •
w ith five acres. T hese three, with
sen tim en t of th e com m unity reg a rd -
—T h at th e re are a lot of other .............. .. .» ..................... « • “ » : -
i »“ 5
th e N orthw est bulb gardens on the
ing grow th, en terp rise, p ro sp erity th in g s th a t citizens should be in- (......
C olum bia slough constitute the
and frien d lin ess?
'te r e s te d In and help p ut o v e r '
¡L au g h lin , Mr .and Mrs. (). A. « ta t th e business
aud
professional
fo ur la rg e st in th e county. T here
ford and d au g h ters Vera and Eva.
a re considerable plantings around
A fter the reh e arsal Mrs. Bickford women.
l i t ’ cream
I I I ' i l l l l . .
I lie
I high
l i p t l S school - and
- - - - grade school
F o re st Grove, Salem ami Canby, but W hitem an and his o rch e stra have
served cake and Ice
O ther j The
sim ilar ch o ir events are to follow, groups c a rry oil under the nam e of
as yet the grow ing of n arcissu s been secured for th e m usical work. SYMPATHY FDR YOUNG
F orest Eggim an celeb rated Ills Girl Reserves. About tw o y ears
bulbs has not extended m uch to the E. G. W ilm er, p resid en t of Dodge
NEEDED. SAYS WOMAN
A rran g em en ts are all m ade, ex­ h elpfulness until about 4, Includ­
B ro th ers Inc., is to give a very
b irth d ay an n iv ersary S atu rd ay in a g<> a high school group wus torm -
im m ediate vicinity of G resham .
ing
a
sh
o
rt
movie
film
at
th
e
G
resh
­
Mrs. Emma M anning, assisted by cept se ttin g th e tables, for th e
sh o rt talk.
am th e ate r and visit to th e Outlook ,o n n ec tlo n with the re h e a rsa l of ,d with Miss Miriam Inglis as ad-
T he assista n ce of Joseph M. Mrs. H. C. L arsen and Mrs. J. O. g ath erin g of th e O utlook’s fam ily plant.
th e Methodist Junior choir which visor, choosing the nam e of r r« - r.
NEW “TOOTS” IN
S chenk, p resid en t of th e United M etzger, en tertain ed the W om an’s of ru ra l and com m unity new s w rit­
met at the p arsonage S atu rd ay af- Mrs. W. I). K inder was AaalatW t
Since
th
e
an
n
ouncem
ent
was
R. R. VOCABULARY A rtists C orporation, served to C h ristian T em perance Union on
‘
ternoon.
A fter gam es refresh
m en ' ts adviser for the first year. Miss Eva
ers
to
be
held
on
T
h
u
rsd
ay
for
the
made
about
a
week
ago
several
co
r­
T he language of locom otives will bring about aud m ake possible th is T h u rsd ay at th e home of Mrs. Man- beginning of a co rrespondence resp o n d en ts from o th er localities consisting of cake, punch and c a n ­ Kirby is now assista n t. At p resen t
Following; a b rief business
blossom out w ith a brand new h o u r’ of e n te rta in m e n t w hich is ex- ning
dy w ere served. T his was tlie sec­ th e re is a m em bership of 37 In the
course in new sw riting. The school have applied for the privilege.
•word' on April 1, according to Geo. nected to o u t-d istan ce th e now fa- ! session. Mrs. H attie M. W olfe gave is conducted as a p a rt of the S tate
ond such celeb ratio n 111 th is group. T ri-Y group.
T
h
ere
is
a
sm
all
reg
istra
tio
n
fee
McCormick.
S outhern
Pacific s mous "V ictory H our" given last a b rief talk on her dep artm en t. A g ricu ltu ral
T h ree groups w ere form ed in the
college
extension of $1 req u ired by the college hut Eva Stafford having celebrated her
i„
nllarv
social
w
elfare.
Mrs.
W
olfe
ex-
g en eral su p erin ten d en t of m otive
G resham grade school early in th e
____________ -—
pressed th e w ish th a t older women w ork an d is in ch arg e of Dean C. J. the value of the co u rse of ten les­ b irthday an n iv ersary In th is sam e
school year, having a to tal m em ber-
pow er.
sons will be very g rea t to those way and place.
xi i i o \ < 111 \ U It G I T S
would be kindly disposed and chary M cIntosh.
"To-o-oot, toot-toot, to-o-oot is 51
Two fine services w ere enjoyed H|,j|, of m ore th an 4U. T he advisorB
¿ V V T U M 'E <>f
peopl‘' YoUng
who w ant to help them selves and
The
m
eeting
will
begin
at
10:30
th e 'w ord', and it w ill signify to
Mi(tH C atherine Moehnke, Mrs.
I RISON M .N Ir .N tr .
tncHned to think older in th e social room of th e M ethodist th e ir qom m unitles In th is effective at the M ethodist ch u rch Sunday
m o to rists, pedestrians and o thers
m orning and evening. Two large It. D. Mickey and Miss F lorence
way.
Gay
Upson,
who
w
as
recen
tly
a
r-
ones
a
re
.c
ritic
a
l,
and
it
is
for
th
ese
ch
u
rch
,
w
here
a
b
ask
et
lunch
and
using the highw ays th a t a tra in is
Diplomas will be aw arded by the audiences listened to tw o helpful Honey. T hese have all been busy
' show th e ir In terest in social hour will he enjoyed at
rested a t B arton on th e ch a rg e of older ones to
ap pro ach in g a grade crossing.
college
to those who com plete the in sp irin g serm ons w hich were de- witli th eir projects and program s
th
e
younger
g
en
eratio
n
s
by
a
sym
­
noon.
H itherto locom otives ap p ro a ch ­ operating a still, w as sentenced
(.,,,lrs(.
| livered by the visiting m inister, the d u rin g the school year. Many of
m
inute
w
ill
be
full
of
p
ath
etic
attitu
d
e
,
she
said.
E v e ry
ing grad e crossings have sounded T uesday in C ircu it Judge J. U.
______ 1---------------------------------------— Rev. J. H. Irvine. The ju n io rs sang them a te looking forw ard to the
In
the
absence
of
Mrs.
George
tw o long and two sh o rt w histle C am pbell’s co u rt in Oregon City to
Rock Creek R eserve cam p during
New F ra In F arm ing.
a t the m orning service ami th e ir R()<
b lasts, but th is is now to be serve a vear in th e sta te p en iten ­ Honey, d irec to r of official papers,
sum m er, eith er for ten-day or
Is
a
new
era
com
ing
in
A
m
erican
'
wt‘:
n
m
7
.
P
?
^
e
e
C
PR
M
ainn
changed to one long, two short and tiary. T his w as U pson's second Mrs. H. S. Clow conducted th e pro-
k-end sessions. Several of th e
farm
ing?
Will
the
next
decade
see
At
th
e
evening
•
...
we<
T
he
a final long sounding of the w histle. offense in the m oonshine business, gram devoted to th a t topic. at 5
s X t h 'i n g radica. happening V, - d
P"8X
f t * Is have already sta rte d a fund
He has been tak en to Salem to be- Union Signal contest closed
the cam p expenses, w hich are
a
■
/.>
>
<
>
furm
a
—nprhnnu
reor-
1
*
ayn
..
_
very
, A m erican 1'armR,—p erh ap s a reor- B artsch rendered In a line way a a dollar a duy.
gin th e serving of th e 12-month i o'clock on T h u rsd ay w ith a
good show ing for G resham . Re­
FILING DATE SET BY
' ganlzation of a g ric u ltu re on a basis b eau tifu l violin solo assisted at th e
sentence.
Tlte th ree grade school groups of
p o rts have not yet been tab u lated ,
sim ilar to th a t of Industry?
STATE SCHOOL HEAD
piano by Miss Mary L am bert. The G irl R eserves have plans w ell un­
b u t it is safe to believe th a t the
One of th e m ost deplorable ac ci­
Ilo
Women
Drink
Morel
For
th
e
p
ast
year
W
heeler
Mc­
Rev. Mr. Irvine will preach at the der way for un early m orning s e r­
A pril 15 has been set ity S tate
W hen M ary R oberts R inehart, G resham Union is the b anner union dents of y ears in th is vicinity oc­ Millen, associate editor of F arm S o’clock hour each evening this vice on E aster m orning. They are
S u p erin ten d en t of Public In s tru c ­
in
prop
irtion
to
its
m
em
bership
in
c
u
rred
last
S
atu
rd
ay
n
ear
C
ottrell
and F ireside m agazine, has been week excepting S atu rd ay evening. ask in g th e cooperation of the Tri-Y
tion C. A. H ow ard as the final date the noted author and one of the all Oregon. Its opponent, th e S u n ­
for th e filing in the sta te office at I best inform ed women in th e coun- nyside Union may win in th e p re s­ when Jo h n Leroy R athm an, aged m aking an exhaustive study of con­ T he g eneral public is Invited to a t ­ g irls and all the young people of
44,
met
In
stan
t
death
w
hile
blasting
ditions pointing tow ard a com plete
___ al applications o. try. w as asked Why do women
Salem of form
G resham ¡Hid vicinltv as well as
en t con test, hut G resham had a stum ps on his place, th e form er change in th e c o u n try ’s a g ric u l­ tend th e m eetings.
p riv ate m usic teachers’ who w ish to ,|r ink m ore, o r W hy do m o re wom- good
The lectu re given at th e B aptist older folk. The service is planned
record
previous
to
th
is
tim
e.
C
lint
E
dw
ards
p
roperty
near
the
tu ra l organization, and his findings, l.||1‘1p(.,1
Sunday evening by the for 7 o'clock and will la st about
be certificated in order th a t th e ir
drink, since prohibition w ent
pupils may receive credit tow ard int0 effect? She said th e query w as Mrs. B. W. E m ery secured th e C ottrell schoolhouse on the Bluff w hich will be presen ted In the Rev. Andrew Johnson on a .............
B aptist
X
t
o
r
i ¡¿uch like nnklng W h , , 5 d o g .
o , road, w hich Mr. R athm an p u r­ March issue of his m agazine, point refo rm er and mavt.vr, II. Ilubm eyer, h alf an hour. It will be held In
gradue
the W. F. Honey grove if the w eath ­
(•n o . voice. -
« ..d ie d
or b ird . ta C O T he
U .,,
•
” “ ’, ^ 0 , , i chased tw o years ago.
to th e grow th of “corporation-ow n was very in te restin g and all who er Is suitable, in case of rain or
pi£
A
ccording
to
rep
o
rts
,
Mr.
R
ath
­
ed
farm
s"
o
perated
u
nder
highly
attended
enjoyed
the
service
very
,d.e °
L
s n h s e o u e n t, S8yS’ “* tH
?
-
I o th e rs who may w ish to atten d to
cold one of th e ch u rch es will be
"A pplications received subsequent
man had placed lfi sticks of stu m p ­ Industrialized m ethods, and th e re
used.
be held at th e home of Mrs. H. C. ing pow der for the ch a rg e and p ro ­ seem s a liklihood th a t th is develop­ much.
to A pril la th w ill not be consul-
F jx p p Your Auto,
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Nelson spent
L arsen, on A pril 12. at 11 o’clock, ceeded some d istan ce aw ay to m ent will succeed th e sm all farm
enam
el
ered for the sta te exam ination to wjth p ul,iic Service auto
Sunday at th e P o rtlan d hom e of
to consider C itizenship m easures
KAIMO REPAIRING.
be held on May 17. R equests for and top d ressing. L. L. K idder and any o th er d ep artm en t work aw ait th e resu lts. A fter w hat he as the dom inant type of A m erican Mrs and Rev. Wm F airw eatb er.
We rep a ir anything on any m ake
th
ought
was
a
reaso
n
ab
le
tim
e
for
in stru c tio n s and blank form s of ap- ¡ jdwe co.
farm
.
W
hen
they
retu
rn
ed
to
th
e
ir
home
w hich may need atten tio n a t that, th e explosion of th e b last, he
of radio. W ork guaranteed. L. L.
plication should be m ade to Su-
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"T he change w ill be a d istin ct they found guests had arriv ed and lxing, phone 631. We call for aud
i tim e.
w alked up to the stum p to in v esti­
p erln ten d en t C. A. Howurd on or
Farmers Attention
Each w om an Is asked to bring gate and arriv ed Just as th e fuse Im provem ent,’ d eclares Mr. Mc­ tak en poase sslon. Mr. ami Mrs. <’. deliver.
and ____
Mr. and Mrs. lla r-
about April 1, 1928.
M illen in Introducing his theory, E W right ___
We have th e la rg e st selection of hHf own | un cheon.
ignited th e pow der. H is adopted "both for th e individual farm er ,)Ptt H ow ard and tw o children of
T his does not apply to p riv ate good used im plem ents we have
----------------------
Buyers g enerally follow the lines
son,
L
averne
aged
12,
w
as
nearby,
m usic te ach ers who have been p re ­ ever had. Look them over. H essel
and for ag ric u ltu re as a whole. The ; P o rtlan d w ere the guests. T he la-
&re pxcPe)j ingly hifch in vlt-
hut escaped Injury- T he boy hud
co u n try lifers like- (||p„ arp
,,f Mrs. Nelson. Mr. of least resistan ce. If they see
viously certificated by the sta te de­
Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
I am in content. They contain vita- h. . n - d it for anothex fuse, as It )y wll) d | gaKrep w| t h th is a s s e rtio n ; and Mrs W right will leave P o rt- ------------
som ething
- advertised they
.
. w ant
p a rtm e n t of education.
---- ------------------
m ins A, B, D and E, rep o rts Miss was considered the first one had
w j||
farln p r„ T h „ econom ic ,.uld ,,n T uesday for Chicago w here they are m ost lik e ly to ’’»y
P lease phone or w rite Item s for W illeta Moore, in stru c to r in n u trl- failed to w ork, and to th is alone Is h isto ry of A m erica su p p o rts it." I lh „.. hHVP been called by the serl- m erch an t who Inform s them anu
A
'lb outlook will increase
th
e
Outlook — b ut give your real tion a t Oregon S tate college. Vita- attrib u ted th e fact th a t his Ilf- was
T aking for exam ple an Imagl- ( ous Illness of Mr W rig h t’s fath er, ask s for their patrona«S.
th e m e rc h an ts’ prestige, hence his
m ins a re body re g u la to rs essen tial spared. The body of Mr. Rathm an n ary co rporation called th e Indus- , Jo h n Chitwood and S eth Young
name. Call G resham 1561.
sales, hence his profits.
for p ro p er functioning of th e sy s­ was blown 100 feet by the force of
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant
tria l F arm ing com pany, co n tro ll- | w ere guests of M ultnom ah gran g e
tem. Eggs are also valuable b e­ th e te rrific explosion.
It, as you w ant It— W ant Ad it.
ing
10,000
or
20,000
acres,
Mr.
Me-
on
S
atu
rd
ay
.
T
he
gentlem
en
are
cau se of th e ir high m ineral con-
The body was tak en to Oregon Millen gives an o utline of Its o p e r - ' m em bers of D am ascus g ran g e at
tpnt. P hosp h o ru s, Iron and su lfu r City by the C lackam as county c o r­
a re all found in egg yolk. T he p ro ­ oner. afte r which It w as removed atlon At tile top would be a gen Boring. A very p leasan t day was
m anager who would select ex- I sp en t and an Interestin g lectu re ny
tein found In eggs is of su p erio r to th e O ates F u n eral Home of eral
perts responsible for each d ep art Edw ard Brown of P o rtlan d on th e
q u ality , because it is of anim al G resham . F u n eral services wen- m ent. T he sw ine su p erin ten d en t h isto rical events leading up to the
origin and easily assim ilated by conducted Monday afternoon at the
given by the
T u esd ay E vening, M arch 27.—A rem e
th e hum an body. Milk is th e only P lea san t Home M ethodist church, would be in en tire ch a rg e of hog ¡settlem en t of the sta te w as enjoyed
club card p a rty a t hom e of Joseph
The cro p s ex p erts by those P«’e»®nt.
rival of eggs as a n u tritio u s and with com m ittal In P lea san t Home production.
would direct p lan tin g and cu ltlv a-
Mr. and Mrs W ilfred N asshahn lla le y .
_______
AIIIIOl.taiA COMJll'XITV CLVB
. com plete food.
cem etery. The Rev E G Ju d d of­ tlon
T he engineer would su p er- spent th e ir sp rin g vacation * ,,n
VVcdri-
d
ay,
M
arch 28, » a. m .—F re s
ficiated. assisted In the service by vise rnacnm
m achinery,
They goiter
eiy, buildings,
o u u o fences,
i . . | j th e ir p are n ts a t th is . place.
-
r?
Kotter exam
• x a m in a U o n i a t Oreffham U fio n
th e Rev. O. J. Gill
d rain s and rep airs on th e dom ain, retu rn ed to th eir studies at »ton
«-hoot
the A nother m an would handle th e : m onth norm al on Monday.
Mr.
Surviving
relativ es
are
F rid a y E vening, M arch SO.—O peret-
widow. Mrs. Slgne R athm an. the sales, w atch th e m ark ets and find N asshahn w ill he engaged In prac-
ndy H igh » h o o t au d ito riu m .
fo ster son Laverne, and three sts- th e best buyers for th e com pany's tice teach in g d u rin g the n ex t six a a t Sn
U aestinn« unit A aaw ers hr
C
ards,
Couple
5
0
$
M arch 30.—C a rd
M.
O.
SrlsoB
.
o
u
tp
u
t.
¡w
eeks
hewlnir
th
e
su
b
jects
of
, .-
..„ a y E vening, -'»»rv'i
F rid
Dance. Couple 7 5 «
ters.
science and m ath em atics at ju n io r party. F a irv ie w g ra n g e hall
T he re su lt to be aimed at w o u ld .—
_ . . . .
F rid a y Evening. ________
M arch »
M usical
A nsw ers to q u estio n s elsew here In
T he A m erican housew ife has h(- efficiency. T he tra d itio n a l l a - | high w h o o U n ^ . ' ’2 ™ ’“ , ' ' h o m „ „ „
e n te rta in m e n t an(i one a ct play, fUw-k-
to d a y ’s O utlook
"W ise up” on the trie d all kinds of w o rth less su b ­ dependence of the farm ers will nv
W ant Ads. also.
' '---- A
fa r
t h a t In - ’ T h u rsd ay from C orvallis w here he
g ra n g e hall.
C He will
stan ces to get rid of m oths, in clu d ­ su rren d ered only so far as tn a t in « been atten ,,n
d in „ g g n O. 8 8. C
M arch Community
31.—D ance
o
r h(im(, d lirln g , hp rem ain- „ „ S j a - tu ^ rd
T a . p y - i ___
n E y vening.
a — :
> - t...L .,la
I '/im m u n ity
1 1. W here a re the m ost of our ing tobaco, lavender flowers, CBy dependence perm its him to w
t a * 1
a a
—
»A 1111
enne pepper, air-slack ed lime, d u st­ w ithout am ple capital, w ithout der of th e year to a s sist
ru b b er boots and shoes m ade?
his fa th e r j club
2. YS'here is th e flax for linseed ed su lp h u r, borax, form aldehyde com petent direction and w ithout on th e farm .
S a tu rd a y Evening. M arch 81.—-Old
su
itab
le
equipm
ent.
T
his
change
sp
ray
,
sodium
carb
o
n
ate,
dried
Mrs. M artin L en n a rtz and Mrs tin e dance. Itockw ood g ra n g e hall.
oil m ostly grow n?
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
has
happened
in
every
o
th
e
r
Indus-
,
(,
rp„
liwood
WPfe
g
u
ests
of
Mr
leaves,
etc.
But
cedar
d
ie
s
is
sei
m
3. Do any a irp la n e s have sleep ­
to be n a tu re ’s own rem edy, as n a t­ try with vast benefit to all con and Mrs. L ester Tow nsend of E sta-
S a tu rd a iy. M arch 31— B ake sal».
ing accom odations?
auspices O re ham B ebekah lodge, at
4 Can tobacco be grow n as far u ral an antidote for moth larvae earned.
i
i
ada
a
t
d
in
n
er
S
atu
rd
ay
evening.
M etzger _______
store.
¡A- ' v *'
P ublication of Mr. M cM illens ar-
as w ater Is n a tu ra l for d rinking
n o rth as C anada?
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
.
April
7. — E v angelical
5. How larg e is th e c itru s fru it purposes.
nation-w ide discussion.
m atro n 's au x iliary clu b for the ch u rch hake sale a t S a n ita ry m ark et.
crop of C alifornia?
T h ere Is news In th e ads as well
F rid a y April 13—Bond Issue elec­
8. Of w hat is g lass made?
Mountain View O. E 8. T his group
OLD TIME MUSIC
7. Did any of the B onaparte fam ­ as In the reading colum ns of the
will m eet each fourth S atu rd ay at tion, G resham U nion high school.
E
x
cellen
t
law
n
m
ow
ers.
Just
in.
I
Outlook If you don't read th e ads
S a tu rd a y E vening A pril 14.— D ance
ily ever live In A m erica?
th e hom es of th e d ifferen t m em ­
»gin
Beg
I now to c u t your law n. Kid-1
Usual Prices
1 a t Itockw ood g ra n g e hall.
8. W hat tw o p o p u lar A m ericans you m iss m uch th a t w ill be to your der
Refreshm ent»
bers.
Co.
Hdwe
advantage.
, w ere killed In duels?
Outlook Family Will Meet 1 hursday
Explosion Kills
Cottrell Farmer
DANCE and CARD PARTY
SATURDAY EVENING, MAR 31
Old Time Dance
SATURDAY, MARCH 31
Coming Events
Do You Know?