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SEPTEMHHIt (1, 1928. THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN i George It. Tompkins, ugi d 26 Ed Muling spent th« week-end A. Bongift of near Sherwood was years, died at his horn« in Long a Hillsboro business visitor Friday. with his sister at Everett, Wash. Beach, Cal., August 26. following Mr. und Mrs, Otto Steinke left Mrs. M. FL O'Brien and son, Rob- II«' is j ert, are visiting friends in Portland Suturduy for u week's vacation ut mi operation for mastoid. survived by hix widow and n son, this week. liot'knwiiy. A party was held at the home of ♦ Mixa Louise Nunn of Suletn wax George Erwin, ug««l two years. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bunke and Mr. and Mi- Arthur Spiesschart n gue t ut the Methoilixt parsonage Tompkins was formerly Linda Lee children of Pumpkin Ridge were I Firwin of Hillsboro an«! moved to ! Wlittt’s On at th«- Sunduy evening ut North Plains. last week. California about four years ago Hillsboro visitors Saturday. t The evening was spent in music, Venetian Theater I'Tid I’ritz.luff of near Gules City with her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. M. Wright of Port guiñes and dancing. Thin« present wax a Hillsboro business visitor on Erwin, uli well known here. Howard land were week-end guests of Mr. were the Me is Mary, Louise and Wedne day. Erwin, an employe of the <L C. and Mrs. George McGrath. Martha Spin chart, Sylvia, Magda Walter Nickoff of near I.innton left immediately for Long store, Mr. and Mrs. Orang«' Phelps anil line mid Rosalia Duyck, Leun Del plain'll«, Thelma Frettrels, Clara wax n Hillsboro business visitor on Beach upon receipt of a telegram oris, Orange and Vincent, left Wed announcing the death of hix brother- nesday for a few days’ vacation at Crup, and Viola and Rena llnrtel, Wedne day. Mrs. Robert Kimbro, for Rockaway. Mrs. C. FL Shaver und son of in-law. mid the Mi in. Wilfred and George Mrs. L. Meyer of Newberg, Misses Spiesschart, John Delplanche, Jann-s Orenco were Hillsboro buxines« visi merly of Hillsboro, but now of Portland, is un aunt of Mr Tomp Emmer and Mattie Cox, Carlos ami Ernest Vunderzanden, William tors Wednesday. Johnson and Ben Shires spent the mid Benjamin Cmp, Clarence Duyck, Miss Maxine Henrich* of Moro is kins. Raymond Hertel and Bruce Vun n gue t this week at the home of Mrs. Muri«i Wagner of LaCro e, week-end at Oceanside. Coien, | her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Busch. Wednradsy and Thursday Wisconsin, and her daughter. Mi • Mi- es Elaine Caldwell, Madeline I September 12 13 Mr. mid M rs. Harvey llulf attend Louise Wagner, of Washington, D. Shattuck, Leona and Jean Rogers Mrs. May I. Smith spent severul Estelle Taylor and Antonio days this week at Caldwell, Idaho, ed a urpri e party for the master C., left for home last Thursday were Rockaway visitors over the Moreno in "The Whip Woman • » when' she attended the wedding of of the Grange at Tigard Labor day. evening, after a week’« hit with week-end and Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. West, former Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Newman Mrs. Wagner’s cousin, Mrs. F. T. Henry Martins to Miss Mary Swarm Coming Sun., Mon., Turi, of that city. Mr. Martins wax em of McMinnville were callers at the Spicker, und family, The visitors ly of Hillsboro, , were in the city Scpteiiilnr I«! 17 IH ployed ut the Hillsboro Pharmacy Methodist Episcopal parsonage Sun were on their return trip after Friday on their way back to Coto- “Four Sona" visiting relatives at Hollywood, Cal. paxi, Colorado, from Mohler. for several yours mid has many duy. friends here. Mrs. Smith ia also Commissioner and Mrs. J. M. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Him'-on and Mr L. T. McPhecterx and Mrs. visiting ut Sunnymdc, Wu I»., this FL L. Moore returned the last of «laughter, Gertrude, of Moro, were Hiatt returned to their duties at Mrx. Roy lleineck of near Laurel week, with her brother mid xister- the week from u few weeks’ vaca week-end guests of Mrs. Hansen’s the court house Tuesday after a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and hort vacation at Oceanside. was a llilb boro visitor Wednesday. in law, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Imbrie. tion at Seaside. Miss Josephine Hughes and Wei k end guests at the Rockuway Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foord and Mrs. Lloyd Brown, On Sunday the Mr. und Mrs. Warren Bnrnex gu« ts went to Dwight Hammond visited in Eu- were visitors at Government camp beach i'ottuge of Mr-. Grace A. son, Alton, were week end visitors host- and their guests Wood were Mr. mid Mrs. John M. ut Rockaway, guests of Mr. and Meacham anti spent the day with gene Sunday. They also saw the Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan at their airplane crash at Gresham Labor Lew is mid the Misses Dorothy and Mrs. Newell Olson. Neil Stangel roturniui lint Thurs summer home. day. Nelli« Lewis, mid Carlton Hand«, and Mux Chamber«, Jack Connell day night from n two weeks’ trip all of Portland, Mr. mid Mrs. Junie Roy Thwaite were visitors over t he FL J. McAlear and son, Lowell, Howard Hughes of East Oak to Sun Francisco. A. Wood, Miss Irene* Connell and Labor day week-end at the Cham- street started for California Satur and R. B. Denney and A. M. Jann- Lester Batchelar Tommy Connell, t ,lade Follis. Mrs. Wood returned hers cottage lit Seaside. day, accompanie«! by George Fol- sen leave tomorrow on a week's anil Richard Rice were week-end with them Monday night to her Mr. mid Mrs. A. 11. Biassing spent lis. They drove through and ex hunting trip at Tiller near Rose visitors at Rockaway. home here after spending the sum Sunday picnicking above Cherry pect to be away ten days or more. burg. O. Phelps anil Hurry Hill return mer nt I Rockuway. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wahlgren of Grove. They were accompanied by Mr. Hughes expects to visit several cd Monday from a three days' trip large chicken farms while in the Astoria were week-end guests of 1 Miss Katherine Self of New York Mr. mid Mrs. J. G. Riggs. to Port Townsend, Wush. I wax a guest u few days the last Mixa Eldiva Pool, a graduate of south, and will go as far as San Mr. Wahlgren's parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Albers were Mr. and Mrs. William Wahlgren leaves today F rancisco. Suturduy evening dinner guest« of of the week of Miss Eva Weather- Pacific university, Mrs. Minerva Bradley returned and Miss Agnes. red. I On Saturday Miss Self, nc near Baker, for Muddy Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Donelson. Saturday from a visit at the Tilla lompunied by Miss Weatherred, left where she will teach school. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Purdy and Mrx. C. FL Wells and family spent for a visit with Seattle friends and Mr. und Mrs. R. C. Munson and mook beaches, and with her grand family left Monday for their home the week-end and Labor day at th«* with Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry M rs. Viola Sundberg and children daughter, Mrs. Pete Lindberg, and in Brawley, Cal., after a week's Wells cottage at Pacific <’ity.fc Harding at Bremerton. Miss Seff were vacationists ut Yachats over family at Garibaldi. Mrs. Bradley visit with Mrs. Purdy’s brother, B. Mr. an«l Mrx. II. E. Thompson will make the trip tu Alaska from the week-end and Labor day. was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. Goodman, and family. and family and Miss Floy Tuggart I hi re Jesse Crandall and family of Hy- Miss Ruth McGrath returned on Mrs. Edwin Bowman, who under- ■ham, Montana, who are visiting were week end visitors ut Ocean- Tuesday from a month's visit with Mr. an«l Mrs. J. J. Wismer spent of the last went a minor operation aide. relatives in Los Angeles, Cal. Miss the week-end at Rockaway. Harold the week at the Jones hospital. is here. Mr. and Mrs. George Selfridge Wismer, who bar. been running a at home and convalescing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Batchelar McGrath will attend Oregon State und Mr. anil Mr«. Howard Lawrence fish und chip stand at Rockaway, and daughter, Margar« t, and Mr. college at Corvallis this year. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas of and Mrs. Harold KeHington and made the Mount Hood loop trip has closed up his place and will ur- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Everest and Portland und Ira Ingram spent the Sunduy and Monday. rive home this wek for a short visit week-end with Mrs. Thomas’ sons, daughter, Joyce, made the Newport daughter, Miss Birdella, and Miss The Christian Missionary society before going to Seattle to enter the Harold and Tom Ireland, and fami- loop trip over the week-end and Edith Soderwall of Portland were Labor day and visited the Tilla week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. met Tuesday evening at the home University of Washington. lies. mook beaches. of Mrs. FL C Brown. Mrx. J. H. Chester Wohler, Mrs. Wohler is a Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, who has been The Women’s Foreign Missionary Garrett waa the leader. Miss Mabel Masterson is at home at Sand Point, Idaho, for some time, society met at the home of the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil -laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everest. Mr. and Mrx. J. Whitmore and and who has been visiting her Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Dilberger of son, Claud, x|H*nt Suturduy ut Tual mother, Mrs. Mullin, at Wheeler, M ixxes May and Margaret Cook for liam Masterson, after having com San Francisco arrived here Friday election of officers annual their laboratory pleted the course for atin, guests of Mrs. Whitmore’s was u Hillsboro visitor Wednesday, for a visit with friends here and at Tuesday. technicians given by the University Laurel, where Mr. Dilberger for brother, William Sargent. enroute to Oregon City, where she Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Carlile and of Oregon. merly lived. Mr. Dilberger’s father Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Person and will make her home. Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Graftmiller, who has been ran the postoffice and store at Lau Harold Carlile made the McKenzie children, John and Jean, spent Sat formerly resided here. highway trip Labor day. Harold visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. M. rel in the nineties. urday and Sunday at the Arab C. II. Nosier and daughter. Miss saw Clifford Dunsmoor, formerly of Kerr, for the past month, left Sat- Wanna hotel on the Mount Hood Mr. and Mrs. Ira Powell of Mon Alice, Lyle Nosier of Portland, and this city. urday evening for her home at Spo- mouth visited last week with Mr. loop. Elwood Johnson and son, Merle, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wells, made a trip Sunday over the Wil Powell’s aunt, Mrs. M. A. Powell, William Aldinger returned home kane. Wash. Miss Agnes Maltman of the local and cousin, Mrs. L. A. Long, and who have been living at Sheridan, son river road, and found it pretty last week from u two months’ visit huve gone to Redmond, where Mr. hard *‘goin’.” Mr«. Nosier anil Mrs. with relatives in Iowa. He was Gas & Coke company left Saturday family. Mr. Powell is the president Wells has charge of the telephone Johnson accompanied them ax far called back there on account of the for a two weeks' vacation, which of the bank at Monmouth, and is she expects to spend with her par also interested in walnut growing, plant. death of his sister. ux Balm Grove. ents in Portland and in taking sev coming down to attend the Western Mrx. J. FL Linden, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kramer spent eral trips. Miss DeEtte Johnston, daughter Nut Growers' association tour of Rasmussen, Mrs. W. Reiser and the week-end on a camping trip Donald Batchelar returned Mon- Washington county. Mrs. Ed. Boos of Forest Grove were of Ernest Johnston of North Plains, near Vernonia, They were accom- guests Friday afternoon of Mrs. J. | left last week for Lox Angeles to panied by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. In- day night from a few days’ visit reside with her uncle and uunt, Mr. with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and J. Stangel. I und Mrs. E. W. Reeves. She will gram of Portland. Mrs. Roy Heater, at Vancouver, Mr. und Mrs. A. II. Morgan were iitteml high school there this coming Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crawford were Wash. Mount Hood visitors over the week term. week-end and Labor day visitors at Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hanson and end. They were accompanied on Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Russell of Oceanside. They were accompanied son of Aloha were Hillsboro visi- the loop trip by Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph | Scheinin, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Cram by Mrs. Crawford’s parents, Mr. and tors Saturday, enroute to the sale Let us supply you with Deaville of Gresham. Mrs. C. H. Hillis, and Charles Hillis There will be n fellowship and of Woodburn, and Mr. and Mrs. of Portland, and Wilma and Bonnie of dairy cows at Fred Sewell's your equipment. We have place. home coming meeting ut the Chris James Crum and family of Portland Jean King of Stockton, Cal. Grove on held a picnic ut Balm everything you need— Spicker visit- Mr. and Mrs. F. T. tian church Sunday, with a basket James Wier and Mr. and Mrs. <d in Canby Monday and Tuesday dinner ut noon. This will be an «11- Labor day. day meeting and all members are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barnes and Louis Vale of Los Angeles were with Mrs. Spicker’s brother, Wil- expected to attend. inn return«'«! lust week from Mon guests Tuesday at the homes of Mr. liam Prahl, who is ill. They were accompanied and Mrs. G. V. Payne and Mr. and Mrs. S. Butterfield and son, Clif Cartridges Mrs. A. FL Owen and Mrs. Jack mouth. V. W. Gardner. Mr. Wier ford Johnson, of Portland, were Taylor nnd children of McMinnville by Mixa Bernice Stiles of Mon Mt and Mrs. Vale are unde and cousin Hillsboro visitors Tuesday, calling Shot Gun Shells were Hillsboro visitors Wednesday. mouth, who will teach at Astoria of Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Gardner. on the McKinneys. Mrx. Owen was a guest of Mrs. 11. this year. Camp Supplies E. McCuxkie ami Mrs. Taylor visit Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McCnskie and Mrs. Ruth Blair of Portland was Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Long and ed Mrs. W. FL Ogilbee, son, Irwin, were vacationists nt their guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. a guest the first of the week of Fishing Tackle Mr. and Mrs. Victor Batchelar, Newport over the week-end. They Bossert and son, Billie, and Miss Mrs. C. F. McFadden, returning Mi. and Mrs. W. B. Fuller and Miss were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Edna McCaskie, of Beverly Hills, home Tuesday. Leia Fuller were week-end visitors Carol Long and Miss Widdell of California, spent the week-end and Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hartwick of Labor day at Mount Rainier Na- Bunks were Hillsboro visitors last at Long Bench, Wash., making th«' Salem. left tionnl park. The Californians loop trip by way of Astoria and Thursday afternoon. Edwin Rounds ami Miss Elizabeth for their home this morning. returning vin Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ogilbee were Chaney, students of Willamette uni Mrx. Rent ha F'owler Miller and versity, conducted the services ut Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aldinger and Seaside visitors over ÿunday and her sister, Mrx. Norn Michael, of th«' Methodist Episcopal church Sun family of Oak Grove, Cal., are Labor day. Portland, were guests Sunday after duy evening, inxteail of Dr. George guests of Mr. Aldinger's parents, Mrs. A. Stoller and son, Wilbur, 1222 Second St. noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. William Aldinger. of Cedar Mill, were Hillsboro visi T. S. Weatherred. The Indies spent Mrs. Sophia Scheuman, of Oakland, tors Friday. Curley Smith of Hillsboro and Cal., is also a guest at the Aldinger their girlhood days in this vicinity. Dr. FL II. Smith and Mr. and Herman Miller of Portland went home, nnd Will spend the winter Mrs. Seth Miller were Eugene visi over on the Big Nextuccu over the here. She is a sister of Mrs. Al- tors Sunday and visited the airport week-end on a fishing trip. Smith dinger. there to see the big tri-motor Fol- says the fishing ix not so good. Ben Layton of near Mountain- Ed Cornelius nnd Emil Fischer of dale was a Hillsboro visitor Wed ker plane which stopped there on near North Plains were in the city its way from Los Angeles to Port- nesday. Mr. Layton has just re on business Tuesday. Mr. Cornelius turned from a three weeks’ stay at land. Miss Tennessee Weatherred, who is making plans to hold a public I Good Samaritan hospital in Port has been attending the University sale September 22. land, where he was treated for an Miss Alberta Lalande, who has injury to his eye caused by being of Colorado summer seulon, return ed home last Thursday evening. On been visiting with her sister, Miss struck in the eye by a slab while the return trip she stopped off nt Clarn Lalande, and friends, for sev working at the Frank Greener Colorado Springs and Salt Lake eral weeks, left Friday for her home shingle mill above Mountaindale. in Nampa, Iduho. City. Deputy Sheriff Virgil Weckert Mrs. Florence Dodge, librarian, returned the last of the week from and County Clerk Ed Luce made a Gnirn i? u month's visit with her brother, flying trip to Tillamook Tuesday White gol John Ewing, and family, nt Ontario, night on legal business with Judge forcni case, $50 Cal. She also visited at Los An- George Bagley. geles and Pasadena, and made the R. L. Robinson, old time resident trip over into Mexico. of Farmington, wax in 1 Hillsboro Elmo Bradford of Portland was a Saturday meeting his many friends, guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Mr. Robinson has been ill for sev- Weatherred and family, Mr. Brad eral months. Mrs. O. IL Stowell of Buxton ford, who is an officer in the fire department, is enjoying his vacation was a county seat caller Saturday. and will make 11 trip to ('imada. He She said that there were a number of fires around Scofield. formerly resided ill Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bennett re John Johansen, who has been On the J. J. Wismer farm near Bethany, Oregon, and about five with the West Coast Life Insurance turned Tuesday from Laurel where miles north of Beaverton— company, has severed his connec- they have been visiting with their tions with that company nnd has son, Nile. In these newest Gruen Strip taken a position with the North Dr. R. E. Close of Portland, sup Witches the entire cise spice western Mutual of Milwaukee. His erintendent of the state anti-saloon AT TEN O’CLOCK A. M. is utilised by in improved rectingulir movement which office will be with Charles Walker. league, was in Hillsboro Sunday af Ten head of high grade Holstein cows, most of them fresh at illows greater size and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown and ternoon. date of sale, balance to freshen within a few weeks thereafter; strength of parts. Mrs. Emma Maynard of near Mann three 1-year-old heifers. This is an exceptionally fine herd of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Vincent and Thus, reil masculine rug cows. Come and look them over before purchasing elsewhere. ing were Hillsboro visitors Wednes Mrs. Reed Walworth are spending gedness is mide 1 feature of Record of each cow will be given at date of sale. One gentle day, returning from Reedville, the week at Rockaway nnd Seaside. these smart Quadrons—in horse. where they visited Mr. Brown’s sis price ranging from $50 to Mr. and Mrs. John II. Lauterman ter, Mrs. T. FL Cornelius, who was of Salem visited with Rev. nnd Mrs. IMPLEMENTS—Mower, hay rake, 2-horse disc; 16-inch steel beam taken to the Good Samaritan hos E. B. Lockhart Saturdny. plow; farm wagon; harrow; concrete water trough; blacksmith out fit; four 10- and two 5-gnllon milk cans; road cart; some hay; pital in Portland Wednesday after Mrs. Charles Walker Mr. nnd 180 feet hay rope; and all small tools usually found on a farm. noon. were week-end visitors at Govern- Misses Dulcimi Brown and Martha ment camp. FREE LUNCH AT NOON Jeweler James attended the Christian En- Reeves of the Farmington dis- M. TERMS OF SALE — Up to $20.00 cash, over $20.00, six months’ deavor conference at Turner over 1211 Main Street was in the city on business time on approved note bearing 8 per cent interest. the week-end and Labor day. Miss trict Afile Rengon of Eugene, who also Snturdny. Mr. and Mrs. George Doughty attended, returned home with the young ladies, and is visiting this were Benverton visitors Sunday. IL A. KURATLI, Auctioneer J. J. WISMER, Clerk J. C. Rogers of Orcnco was n week with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Hillsboro visitor Saturday. S. M. Rengon. vlpcal BriefsO * Invitations have been received in this city to th«' wedding of one of the popular teachers in the grade schools last year. Miss Edna Mae Drake, which will take place at Myrtle Point, September 24, in the Methodist church. M Drake will wed Mr. Oliver French Clarke of that community, a Stanford student who has recently returned from a visit in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Reiter left Friday for their home in Pittsburg, Pa., after a visit of a few weeks at the home of their son, C. G. Reiter. They returned by way of Califor nia. (Other Locals on Page 14) Erma Taylor Sparks To Arrange Classes The ladies of the Methodist church will have a dinner in the church basement next Wednesday from • > )0 ' . . SO • dock in the evening Adults, 50 cents a plate; children _under 12 years, 25 cents a plate. E — verybody invited Lodene Beauty Shop—Marcelling, shampooing and facials; hair cut ting, 35 cents.—Mrs. Bessie Skeels, 1112 Third street; phone 1571. 27tf Bailey’s home-made ice cream is the best in town: 50 cents a quart. Special prices on quantity lots. Per fection Bakery, 26-28 If you want to obtain a 50-hour pilot license at a reasonable price, write, call or see Dr. E. H. Smith. 28 Dinners, 20c to 35c. The best tasting food. Perfection Bakery 26-28 Erma Taylor Sparks, mus. B„ Coffi-e Shop. wishes to announce that she will be Buy your bread and pastry at in Hillsboro at Mrs. W. C. Theda’s home, 1335 Third street, Monday the Perfection Bakery, Save your afternoon, September 10, to ar- cash register receipts, they have a value. 26-28 range for piano lessons. Mrs. Sparks is a graduate in piano and pipe organ of Oberlin Conser vatory of Music, one of tile two best schools in the United States. She is also a pupil of such masters as Frances L. York, and the world- famous pianist, Joseph Lhevinne. Mrs. Sparks has had 14 years teach ing experience, 12 of which have been in colleges. Her graduates are now holding important positions in colleges and high schools through- out the county. She is an accredited teacher of music. 28 Dance at Laurel There will be a dance at the___ Lau rel Community hall Saturday night, September 15th. Everybody in vited. 28-29 ( eyesight spe- W\Dr' Luzader, L •M^^cialist, has returned from his vacation and will be in his office at the Pharmacy on Satur- day, September 1, and each Saturday thereafter. “Have rour eyes examined." 26tf HARDWOOD FLOOR LAYING — SANDING All floors refinished—Floors polished—Electric floor polisher for rent A. H. Biassing 1045 12th St. Phone 2233 Better let Andy fix your watch. He knows how.—J. L. Anderson, 16-tf Jeweler, 1211 Main street. Dressmaking—1408 telephone 241. Main street; 28-tf Why not have us prevent tomorrow’s possible eye defects by caring for them wisely today? We insure your glasses against breakage and examine your eyes without extra charge. Dr. Thompson may be con sulted at the Washington Hotel, '! Q- ! '________ 27 'J 7 t' Learn to Fly! In a New 1928 Air King Plane We will take only a limited number of students. Charles Langmack, licensed pilot, in structor. Passenger* taken any place any time Telephone 872 for information Hillsboro Air Port East of Hillsboro on Orenco Market Road Going Hunting Hardware Go to the DELTA DRUG STORE For School Books and School Supplies Sheaffer Pens and Skrip The New Gruen QUADRON AUCTION SALE On Monday, September 17, 1928 Washington County Fair HILLSBORO OREGON September 20-21-22 +■ Live Stock and Industrial Exhibits Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work Exhibits Grange Exhibits Free Rodeo and Wild West Show every af ternoon Free Vaudeville and semi old time dance in the Auditorium Thursday evening Free Vaudeville every night Dancing every evening Oregon State Champion ship Horse Shoe Pitch ing contest First Annual Kennel Club show Bands! Music! Merry-go-round and a Ferris Wheel Shows and Attractions J. L. Anderson HEINRICH ZURFLUH, Owner MAMMOTH DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS SATURDAY NIGHT