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VOL. 6,
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM.
NO. 59
WINNERS OF
ALL POULTRY
AWARDS MADE
H ollow ing is a c o n tin u a tio n of th e
a w a rd s m ad e a t th e co u n ty f a ir la s t
w eek , c o v e rin g th e p o u ltry d iv isio n ;
C o lu m b ia K o ck s
Mrs. W. H . C le v e la n d , a ll a w a rd s.
Bull 1*1) m outh Rock«
Mrs. W. H. C le v e la n d , firs t; L a n ­
g e n d o rff B ro s., seco n d .
W h ite W y a iu lo tte s
H. R in g h o u fe , first; L an g e n d o rff
B ros., seco n d .
It. I. W hite
C ock,
H en,
P en — L a n g e n d o rff
B ro s., a ll a w a rd s.
C o c k e re l, P u lle t— M rs. C. M. L ak e,
a ll a w a rd s.
S in g le
K. I. Bed
L. I).
C ock, C o c k e re l, P u lle t, P en
E lio tt, a ld d d d ld d d d d d d ld lll
E llio tt, all first a w a rd s.
H en — A. W. P a rk s , first.
Barred Kocks
first;
C ock— L angenlorIT
B ro s.,
I. E.
firs t;
p u lle t, L an g e n d o rff,
M etzg er, seco n d .
C am eo
Co.,
C o c k e re l — O reg o n
first.
Bull W yandotte«
C o ck — M rs. C. M. L a k e , first;
M rs. II? F . W a lte rs , seco n d .
H en — M rs. C. M. L a k e , firs t; M rs.
R. F . W a lte rs , seco n d .
W a lte rs ,
C o c k e re l— M rs.
R. F
first.
P e n — M rs. C. M. L ak e, first:' Mrs.
It. F . W a lte rs , seco n d .
W hite K ocks
L a n g e n d o rff B ros., a ll a w a rd s,
W yandotte« S. I*.
H en —.-Mrs. C. M. L a k e , first an d
seco n d .
A m erican D om in iq u e
M rs. C. M. L a k e , a ll a w a rd s .
P a rtrid g e C ochin
L an g e n d o rff B ro s , all a w a rd s.
Light Kräh ma
L a n g e n d o rff B ros., a ll a w a rd s .
L aiigshau Black
• L a n g e n d o rff B ros., a ll a w a rd s.
L eghorn, S. C. Buff
M rs. C. E. C le v e la n d , a ll a w a rd s.
B lack Minorca.'
C ock, H en —»A. W. P a rk s , first;
Q u in to n K u m m e r, seco n d .
C o ck erel
M a rg u e rite
W h e e le r,
firs t; A. W. P a rk s , seco n d .
P u lle t M a rg u e rite W h e e le r,
a ll
a w a rd s .
P e n —A.
W.
P a rk s , firs t; M ar­
g u e r ite W h e e le r, seco n d .
R . C. W h ite L e g h o rn s
L a n g e n d o rff B ros., all a w a rd s.
R ose Com h B ro u n L eghorns
L a n g e n d o rff B ros., a ll a w a rd s.
S. C. W h ite L egh orn s
C ock, H e n — J . E. M etzg er, all
a w a rd s.
F a rm ,
P u lle t— C a lk in s
P o u ltry
first.
P e n — J. E. M etzg er.
B ro u n L egh orn s
H. T re b e r, a ll a w a rd s.
MULTNOMAH
FAIRVIEW GIRL HA
THE HIGHEST SCORE
T h e fo llo w in g tw o p a r a g r a p h s a p ­
p e a r e d in y e s te rd a y ’s O re g o n ia n an d
■ h av e c a u se d c o n s id e ra b le in q u iry as
' to th e c o rr e c tn e s s of th e s ta te m e n t
, m ad e th e r e in
th a t
M iss M a rg a re t
' J o n a s is th e w in n e r of th e h ig h e s t
sc o re in th e ju v e n ile class a t th e
'c o u n ty fa ir. T h e O u tlo o k la s t T u e s-
! d ay p u b lis h e d th e official a w a rd s as
ta k e n fro m th e s e c r e ta r y 's b o o k s an d
h a s fo u n d no re aso n to m a k e any
In th e pub-
c h a n g e o r c o rre c tio n .
lish e d list Miss Jo n e s r a n k s f o u r th ,
bu t sin c la im s to h av e th e b lu e r ib ­
bon. T o .til d is p u ta n ts th e O u tlo o k
can o n ly in f e r th e m to S e c re ta ry G ill
w ho h a s c h a rg e of th e en try books
an d th e J u d g e s ’ re p o rts , e x c e p t th a t
a copy o f th e official a w a rd sh e e ts
a re in th is office a n d m ay he se e n by
a n y o n e . F o llo w in g a re th e tw o p a r
a g r a p h s a p p e a rin g in th e O re g o n ia n .
M a rg a re t J o n a s ,
13 y e a rs o ld ,
m a d e th e h ig h e s t sc o re in th e g ir ls ’
in d u s ti ia l c lu b w o rk in M u ltn o m a h
c o u n ty a n d is w in n e r o f th e trip
fro m th is co u n ty to th e g ir ls ' cam p
at th e s t a te fa ir.
H e r e n tr y w as in sew in g , a n d sh e
won on a very h ig h sco re. S h e is
a ls o a m e m b e r o f th e c h a m p io n s h ip
g ir ls ' c a n n in g te a m , w hich w ill re p ­
re s e n t M u ltn o m a h
ro u n ty
a t th e
s t a te fa ir.
S he is th e d a u g h te r of
M r. a n d M rs. Jo h n J o n a s , o f F a ir-
view .
CASH PRIZES GIVEN
FOR BEST SLOGAN
The
P o rtla n d
C h am b er of C om ­
m erce is o ffe rin g cash p riz e s fo r a slo ­
gan
th a t
w ill be in d ic a tiv e o f
th e
p ro g re ssiv e s p irit o f th e city , a n d o n e
th a t c a n be a d o p te d an d s u p p o r te d by
all h e r b u sin e ss m en a n d c itiz e n s of
ev ery w alk o f lit»'.
T h ey w a n t a liv e slo g a n , a n d o n e
t h a t m e a n s s o m e th in g .
O a k la n d m ad t a tr e m e n d o u s h it
w ith its slo g a n o f “ My C ity , O a k ­
la n d .” T h o se w o rd s convey tile id e a
o f a p e rs o n a l in te r e s t in th e p ro s ­
p e rity a n d a d v a n c e m e n t of O a k la n d ,
a p e rs o n a l p rid e in h e r a c h ie v e m e n ts
a n d a p e rs o n a l c o n v ic tio n o f civic
d u ty .
T h e h a rd tim e s a re p a ss in g P o r t­
la n d as th ey a re fro m all se c tio n s
th e N o rth w e st an d th e slo g a n tin
is w a n te d is o n e th a t w ill te ll a sto ry
o f c h e e rfu ln e s s .
T h e c o n te s t will clo se S e p te m b e r
30. A n ybody in th e P o rtla n d tr a d e
te r r ito r y m ay e n te r th e c o n te s t, a n d
m ay sen d us m an y slo g a n s a s th e y
ch o o se. A d d re ss th e m to th e s lo g a n
c o m m itte e ,
P o rtla n d
C h a m b e r of
C o m m erce. T h e first p rize is $25 in
g o ld , th e seco n d $ lo , a n d th e th ir d
$5.00.
NARROW VIADUCT
CAUSES ACCIDENT
A h eav y
fog,
h a n g in g
o v e r th e
h ig h w a y , c a u se d th e w re c k in g of an
a u to m o b ile , d riv e n by A. B. L o o m is,
o f 3 6 0 C ook a v e n u e , w est o f th e
A nconas
T w elv e-M ile h o u se on T u e sd a y . Mr.
first ; L o o m is, w ith a p a rty o f fr ie n d s , w as
C ock, H e n — C lyde
S to n e ,
L a n g e n d o rff B ros., seco n d .
r e tu r n in g fro m a v isit on th e C o lu m ­
C o c k e re l,
P u lle t — L a n g e n d o rff b ia h ig h w a y , w hen h e d ro v e h is m a ­
c h in e in to th e c o n c re te a p p ro a c h to
B ros., first.
a sm a ll v ia d u c t, w hich w as o b sc u re d
B lu e A n d alu sian s
by th e fog. All of th e p a rty escap ed
M rs. R. F. W a lte rs , a ll a w a rd s.
in ju ry , w ith th e ex c e p tio n o f o n e
B lack O rpingtons
y o u n g w o m an , w ho w as c u t a c ro s s
L a n g e n d o rff B ros., all a w a rd s .
th e n o se by b ro k e n g lass fro m
th e
Buff P olish . Laced
S he w as ta k e n to h e r
R o se m e re P o u ltry fa rm , a ll a w a rd s w ind sh ie ld .
except hen to L a n g e n d o rff B ro s., 1st. h o m e by th e A m b u la n c e S erv ice co m ­
p an y . T h e fr o n t w heel o f th e c a r w as
s ilv e r P o lish
all b ro k e n .
R o sem ere
P o u ltry
F a rm ,
Mr. lx iu in is is a firem a n on th e
aw ards.
fire h o a t D avid C am p b ell.
W h ite P o lish
R o sem ere
P o u ltry
F a rm ,
all
FOUR FOREIGNERS
a w a rd s.
BECOME CITIZENS
H olden P o lish
all
R o sem ere
P o u ltry
F a rm ,
A t th e n a tu r a lis a tio n c e re m o n ie s
a w a rd s.
h e ld In th e P o rtla n d p u b lic lib ra ry
Beaded H olden P o lish
b u ild in g on T h u rs d a y e v e n in g la s t,
all
F ..rra ,
R o se m e re
P o u ltry
134 fo r e lg n -b o m re s id e n ts of M u lt­
a w a rd s.
n o m a h ro u n ty , r e p r e s e n tin g fifteen
Buff P o lish
n a tio n s w ere m ad e c itiz e n s o f th e
F a rm .
all U n ite d S ta te s by C irc u it J u d g e G eo.
R o sem ere
P o u ltry
a w a rd s.
N. D avis
B lu e P olish
A m ong th e m w ere fo u r w ho a re
all
F a rm .
P o u ltry
Rosemere
w ell k n o w n in a n d a ro u n d G re sh a m .
a w a rd s.
Jam es
B u rn s
a n d h is so n J a m e s
W <’. B. P o lish
F le m in g B u rn s to o k th e o a th to ­
alt g e th e r .
P o u ltry
F a rm .
R osem ere
T h e o th e r tw o w ere J K.
aw ards.
C a v a n a g h a n d C a rl D ahl.
B eaded S ilver P o lish
T h e tw o B u rn s ' a re n a tiv e s
of
all G re a t B rita in , a lso Mr. C a v a n a g h .
R osem ere
P ou ltry
F arm ,
aw ards.
C arl D ahl w as a s u b je c t o f N o rw ay .
B ea d 'd W h ite P o lish
R osem ere
P ou ltry
F arm ,
DROVE A CADILLAC
aw ards.
HERE FROM KANSAS
S ilv e r Cam pine
Read the Outlook for Information regarding Nominees.
COUNTY,
OREGON.
FRIDAY,
SEPTEM BER
22,
SINGLE TAXERS GET JOLT
IN RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
S in g le ta x e r s w ere g iv en an a w fu l
jo lt by P o m o n a g ra n g e a t its R u s ­
se llv ille se ssio n on W ed n esd ay . T w o
re s o lu tio n s , se v e re ly c o n d e m n in g th e
sin g le tax a m e n d m e n t w hich w ill be
on th e N o v em b er b a llo t w ere u n a n ­
im o u sly a d o p te d , sh o w in g th a t ull
g ra n g e r s a n d fa r m e rs g e n e ra lly w ill
v ote a g a in s t it. O ne of th e r e s o lu ­
tio n s re f e rre d to w as d r a f te d by E u ­
g en e U. P a lm e r a n d re a d s a s fo l­
low s :
W h e re a s , th e sin g le tax a m e n d ­
m e n t h a s been b e fo re th e p u b lic fo r
a n u m b e r of y e a rs u n d e r d iffe re n t
title s a n d d is g u ise s , a n d h as been
o v e rw h e lm in g ly
d e fe a te d
at
th e
polls an d
W h e re a s , th e c o n tin u a l s u b m ittin g
of th is m e a s u re by in itia tiv e is in a
g re a t m e a s u re w o rk in g h a rm to th e
in itia tiv e a n d re f e re n d u m sy ste m of
le g is la tio n
by e n d a n g e rin g Its f u ­
tu r e u se fu ln e ss . T h e re fo r e be It
R e s u lte d bv th e M u ltn o m a h D is­
tr ic t P o m o n a g ra n g e in r e g u la r s e s ­
sion a ss e m b le d , th a t we d e n o u n c e in
u n e q u iv o c a l
te r m s
th e
m e a s u re
k n o w n a s ' F u ll R e n ta l a n d V alue
L an d T ax , a n d H om e M a k e rs' L oan
F u n d A m e n d m e n t,” as c o n fisc a to ry ,
u n w a r r a n te d a n d vicio u s.
T h e seco n d re s o lu tio n wits f u r ­
n ish e d th e g ra n g e fro m an o u ts id e
idurce, but was so thoroughly In ac­
DIED AT SALEM
FUNERAL SUNDAY
C a rd P a r k e r , fo r fo u r y e a rs an
em p lo y e o f th e C h e rry P a rk fa rm ,
n e a r T ro u td a le , d ie d
a t th e s l a te
h o s p ita l. S alem on T h u rs d a y , Sep-
te m b e r 21. H is re m a in s w ill be
b ro u g h h e n to d a y fo r in to rm e n t in
th e D o u g la ss c e m e te ry on S u n d ay .
S erv ices w ill be h e ld a t h is la te hom e
at 2 p. tn.
M r. P a r k e r c a m e h e re fo u r y e a rs
ago. H is illn e s s b eg an la s t s u m m e r
w ith an a tta c k o f d ia b e tis , re s u ltin g
in a loss of h is m in d . T h e c a u se of
his d e a th is g iv en as g e n e ra l p a re sis.
H e le a v e s, b e sid e s h is w idow , se v ­
en c h ild re n , o n e o f w h ich is a m ar-
Byron B ell, w ho le ft ■' r,«'d « » » « h te r in Salem , ill. T he oth-
Ja m es and
all
R osem ere
P ou ltry
F arm ,
h
e
re
o n th e 1 2 th of la s t S e p t e m b e r 1’” artl D u lc ln e a ,
H o llis, G lad y s,
aw ards.
retu rn ed on T uesday last a fte r a G e o rg ia , M ab in a n d C o n ra d . M rs.
S. 0 . B antam
drive o f 15 days
from
S to ck to n , E lm e r M ercer o f T r o u td a le is a
A. H. R ossm an, all aw ards.
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In 18 days
T hey cam e back in a , the N o rth w est F arm stead M agazine,
1 C ad illac
with Outlook, one year for $3.2$.
C on tin u ed on page 3
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER
1916
EXACT FIGURES
OF MILK TEST
U n d e r th e c h a rg e o f K I’. R a sm u s­
se n , s u p e r in te n d e n t, a t th e c o u n ty
f a ir la s t w eek, a m ilk in g te st w as
m a in ta in e d . T h e re s u lt fo r tw o d a y s ’
cess, a n d th e re s u lts of th e ir e ffo rts m ilk in g of th e re g is te r e d cow Ruby
am p ly ju s tifie d th e i r e n d e a v o r
F e a rl P a u lin e , ag e 6 y e a rs a n d 101
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h ear th e e x p en se a c c o rd in g to m em ­ d ay s w ith a to ta l of 96.3 p o u n d s of
b e rs h ip , a n d , no d o u b t, every g ra n g e m ilk ; a v e ra g e p e r c en t o f b u tte r f a t,
was s a tis f ie d w ith th is d ecision. H ow ­
ev er. th e c o m m itte e s In c h a rg e , a f te r 3.4 13, a n d to ta l b u tt e r f a t, 3 .2 8 6 4 ;
d isc u ssin g th e m a tte r , felt th a t th e v a lu e of b u tte r f a t. .9 8 5 9 ; v a lu e of
fv iu ti w e lfa re of th is F ield day ev en t th e sk im m ilk , .1 8 6 0 ; to ta l, $1 .1 7 1 9 .
an d its uceess w ould la rg e ly d ep en d
F o r th e re g is te re d cow E niniu. ag e
on m a k in g its e lf s u s ta in in g at le a s t, 6 y e a rs , o w ned by A r th u r G ra n t, th e
an d to, if p o ssib le, a c c u m u la te a s u r ­
plus, so th a t no g ra n g e w ould be follow lug w as th e re s u lt of th e te s t:
o b lig ed to pay any p o rtio n of -the ex­ .Milked fo r tw o d a y s ; to ta l a m o u n t of
p en se in c u rre d .
T h e ab o v e re p o rt m ilk . 118.8 p o u n d s;
a v e ra g e
p er
sh o w s t h a t th e r e Is a deficit of $ lu cen t b u tte r f a t, 8 .2 3 8 ; to ta l p o u n d s o t
w hich m u st be a p p o rtio n e d am o n g
th e v a rio u s g ra n g e s o f th e co u n ty a c ­ b u tte r f a t, 3 .8 7 0 6 : v a lu e o f b u tte r f a t,
c o rd in g to
th e
ru le s
h e re to fo re $ 1 .1 6 1 1 8 ; v a lu e sk im m ilk , .2 2 9 8 5 ;
a d o p te d th e r e to by th e g ra n g e ut th is to ta l, » 1.39193.
tim e, h a v in g m o re fu lly c o n sid e re d
l o r th e re g is te re d vow I,Id a, a g e 5
th e m a tte r.
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In co n clu sio n 1 d e s ire to e sp ecially
th a n k all w ho a s s is te d in m a k in g th is M cK eow n, th e fo llo w in g re s u lts w ere
I ielil d ay su c h a g ra n d su ccess, anil o b ta in e d : M ilked fo r tw o d ay s, w ith
also d e s ire to e x p re ss my a p p re c ia ­ a to ta l of 127.7 p o u n d s m i lk ; a v e r ­
tio n of th e m any e x p re s sio n s of s a t ­
isfa c tio n h e a rd fro m th o s e p re s e n t ag e p e r c e n t of b u tte r f a t, 4 .2 7 4 ; to ­
p o u n d s; v a lu e
on th a t day . I w ould su g g e s t, h o w ­ ta l b u tte r f a t, 5.459
e v e r. th a t fo r th e im p ro v e m e n t an d b u tte r f a t, $ 1 .6 3 7 7 ; v a lu e sk im m ilk
b e tte r m e n t of th e a n n u a l F ield d ay .2 4 4 4 ; to ta l. $1 .8 8 2 1 .
as ihey co m e fro m y e a r to y e a r, th a t
T h e se cow s u re of th e H o lste in
II w ould be w ell fo r p e rso n s w ho feel
th a t c e r ta in m o d ific a tio n s m ig h t be sto c k .
m ade, to su g g e s t th e sa m e e ith e r in
th e ir ow n s u b o r d in a te g ra n g e o r P o ­ GRESHAM GRADUATES
m ona, so th a t th e c o m m itte e s In
iN OTHER SCHOOLS
c h a rg e m ay h a v e th e benefit of su ch
s u g g e s tio n s ; th a t is, I feel th a t th e
\ g la n c e a t th e list of te a c h e rs in
c o m m itte e s sh o u ld h a v e th e benefit
of th e p ro p e r c ritic is m as w ell us th e n e a r-b y sch o o ls re v e a ls th e fact
c o m m e n d a tio n fo r th e su ccess of th a t m an y of th e m h av e been g r a d ­
th e ir w o rk , fo r o n ly th r o u g h p ro p e r u a te d
fro m
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d isc u ssio n a n d th e g ra n g e s will not a tte n d in g so m e h ig h e r In s titu tio n of
be c a lled upon to m a k e any a p p ro ­ le a r n in g a n d a s till g r e a te r n u m b e r
a r e In o th e r o c c u p a tio n s.
p ria tio n c o v e rin g it.
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Or. C. G. C h a p m a n , r e p r e s e n tin g
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sch o o l
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tax a m e n d m e n t, a n d A. L. V eazie, In G re sh a m p u b lic
te a c h e rs . M iss F lo re n c e F ie ld h o u se
o p p o sitio n w ere eaeh g iven 40 m in ­
M iss
E lsie M etzger. O rie n t
u te s fo r a d e b a te upon th e pro p o sed a n d
M Isses
m e a s u re .
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no s u p p o r t. On th e o th e r h a n d Mr.
R o b e rts o n
and
Its
p rim a ry
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L ik e ­
ed in h is o p p o sitio n . G re a t in te re s t te a c h e r M iss M abie S h ip ley .
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m e m b e rs o f th e g ra n g e and m any Miss M a rg a re t S c h a n tln . In th e B or­
ing sch o o l, Miss l ’e u rl Itu eg g Is In­
o th e r s w ho w e rt p re s e n t.
B ut th e
a r g u m e n ts of Dr. C h a p m a n fell fiat, te r m e d ia te an d M iss H azel G o g er
te a c h e r.
M iss
M a rg a re t
as w as ev id e n c e d by th e a d o p tio n of p rim a ry
B u rk e te a c h e s th e l l u r l b u r t sch o o l,
¡he tw o re s o lu tio n s g iven above.
Miss B essie S tre h in th e C e d a r sch o o l
M rs. M a ttie S le e th m ad e a te llin g
an d M iss E th a l W ilk in so n is p rin cl-
a d d re s s a g a in s t Jh e b re w e rs ’ 4 p er
cent b e e r a m e n d m e n t, th e g ra n g e e n ­ 1>al of tile K elso sch o o l. M iss H elen
d o rs in g h e r In h e r e ffo rts to v ote It H oss Is ub t'u r r ig s v ille .
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th e
s e n tim e n ts of th e
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title s an ti b u rd e n e d w ith th e o b lig a ­
tio n o f p a y in g e ach y e a r th e fu ll
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b e rs h ip an il all o th e r in te llig e n t c it­
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lu tio n a r y p ro p o s a ls o f th is ra d ic a l
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field d ay c o m m itte e , m a d e a re p o rt
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la b o r to m a k e th e F ield d ay a sue- D ecem ber.
Vote Nov. 7
FA IR V IEW YOUNG MAN
DIES AT M OTHER'S HOME
lle n r y A lfred M oller died a t th e
hom e of hts m o th e r, Mrs. A. B. M ol­
le r, ut F a irv ie w , on T u e sd a y a fte r-
to o n la s t, ag ed 19 y e a rs , 1 m o n th
nod it d ay s. T h e d e c eased w as horn
in P o rtla n d . H e h ad lived in F a ir-
view fo r th e p ast n in e y e a rs a n d fo r
■ ■veral y e a rs
p re v io u s
to th a t at
B a irils d a le s ta tio n .
He
g ra d u a te d
from F a irv ie w g r a m m a r school
in
1913 an d w hen he w as ta k e u IB w as
a tte n d in g a b u sin e ss co lleg e in I’o r ’
la n d . T h e c a u se of bis d e a th w as e n ­
la r g e m e n t o f th e h e a rt. H e had been
confined to his bed fo r tw e lv e w eeks.
F u n e r a l se rv ic e s w ere h eld T u e s ­
day a fte rn o o n from (lie h o m e of Ills
m o th e r.
In te rm e n t w as In th e M a­
so n ic c e m e te ry on tlie S an d y ro ad .
T h e d e c eased leav e s to m o u rn Ills
death« his m o th e r
tw o b ro th e rs ,
R ic h a rd an d J o h n
M oller o f F a ir-
view , th r e e s is te rs , L ou ise a n d H elen
M oller an d
Mrs
C la ra D u n b a r of
P o rtla n d an d a host of frien d s.
YEAR
HINDU POET
IN PORTLAND
ON TUESDAY
T h e H o rary is now b rig h t a n d s h in ­
ing a f t e r tw o w eeks in th e h a n d s of
p a in te rs .
c iiu in ed
T h e in te r io r lias been cal-
an d
v a rn ish e d
th r o u g h o u t
a n d th e e x te r io r w o odw ork h as been
fresh ly s ta in e d w ith w e a th e r-p ro o f
s ta in . I t is now p re p a re d fo r a re a l
O regon w in ter.
T h e s u m m e r sc h e d u le has g iven
way to h o u rs th a t will s u it th e c o n ­
ven ien ce o f th e s tu d e n ts , th e o p e n in g
h o u r b eing 12 o 'clo ck on sch o o l duys.
A new c a rd c a ta lo g u e su ch as is
used in a ll lib ra rie s , e n a b le s th e re a d
e r to find his ow n hooks w ith o u t an y
delay, i t is h o p ed th a t a ll re a d e r s
w ill en jo y u sit.g th is c a ta lo g u e .
S e v e ra l new books h av e been re­
ceived Oils w eek. A m ong th em a re
th e fo llo w in g :
A llen
"The P lace of H isto ry in
E d u c a tio n ."
Blow
" L e tte r s to a M o th e r.”
G r a n t— " C o n v ic tio n s of a G ra n d ­
fath er.”
G ru e n h e rg
‘Y our C h ild , T oday
an d T o m o rro w ."
M cG iffert " R is e of M odern R e­
lig io u s Id e a s .”
R o binson
"New H is to ry .”
S tru n s k y
" P a tie n t O b se rv e r.”
lio o k s of sp e c ia l In te re s t to S u n ­
day sch o o l w o rk e rs a re
H odges - " T ra in in g of C h ild re n in
R e lig io n .”
R o b in so n
" J u n io r
W o rk e r a n d
H is W ork.
W ood " A d u lt C lass S tu d y .”
T h e re is ulso a v o lu m e of poem s
" T h e G a rd e n e r" by th e H in d u p o et,
R a b in d ra n a th T a g o re , w ho receiv ed
th e N obel p rize last y e a r fo r r e m a r k ­
a b le lite r a ry w ork. T a g o re w ill g ive
a le c tu re ut th e L in co ln h ig h sch o o l
In l ’o rtlu n d on next T u e sd a y e v e n in g
u n d e r th e utiHplces of th e D ram a
leag u e.
DEAD CANADIAN OFFICER
HAS RELATIVES HERE
W ord h a s been receiv ed of th e
d e a th of L ie u te u u u t H a rry C a v a n a g h ,
In a m ilita ry h o sp itu l in L o n d o n ,
front w ounds receiv ed in F ra n c e .
L ie u te n a n t C a v a n a g h w as a nephew
of M rs. D. W. M cK ay a n d M rs. J. It.
C uvunugh an d a co u sin o f Mrs. J a n e t
M. G ra n t of F a irv ie w .
He w as a
y o u n g m an of u n u s u a l p ro m ise. T h e
E n te r p r is e of New U luscow , N ova
Scotia, h a s th e fo llo w in g a c c o u n t in
a re c e n t is su e ;
T h e d e a th
of L itu te n u n t H a rry
C a v a n a g h fro m w o u n d s I iuh b ro u g h t
m any e x p re s sio n s o t s y m p a th y to h is
b e reav ed fam ily . T h e g a lla n t y o u n g
officer w as th e so n ot P o s tm a s te r
H o w ard C a v a n a g h .
He
wus
w ell
know n tn H a lifa x . In 1909 h e g r a d ­
u a te d fro n t Ita lh o u s le w ith th e e n g i­
n e e rin g d e g re e .
"H e
w as,’ sa id
P ro f e s s o r M u rray M acn eiii, " a very
h o n o re d a n d very b rillia n t s t u d e n t.”
A fte r le a v in g D a lh o u sie he a tt e n d ­
ed th e M a s s a c h u s e tts I n s titu te of
T ech n ology, w h ere he a c h ie v e d h o n ­
o rs in h is ch o sen sp e c ia lty , h y d r a u l­
ics an d civil e n g in e e rin g .
R e tu r n ­
ing to N ova S c o tia he e n te r e d tile
em ploy of th e N ova Hcotiu S te e l
co m p a n y , a n d w as s e n t to W ab u n a
fo r sp ecial w ork.
H e w as also on
tile sta ll o f th e co m p an y a t New
G lasgow .
P rin c ip a l
S exton
w as w ell a c ­
q u a in te d w ith
th e
y o u n g officer,
w hom he c o n sid e re d o n e ot th e m o s t
b r illia n t m en In th e p ro v in ce,
il ls
d e a th is n o t only a sail b e re a v e m e n t
to Ills loved o n es, hut a d is tin c t loss
to N ova S cotia.
At tile D em o cratic rally in M etz­
g e r ’s h a ll, on W ed n esd ay ev en in g ,
a d d re s s w ere m a d e by J u d g e G a te n s,
M r. Aim is h a v in g th e ro o f o f his
can d id ate fo r
re -e le c tio n , C, U.
h o u se sh in g le d
S c h n e id e r, c a n d id a te lo r r e p r e s e n ta ­
Mr. S a tte rstT o m ’s w p II cav ed In a n d
tiv e, a n d M rs. L. M. T. H id d en , th e
Mr. L u n d b o m is h e lp in g him c e m e n t
! OLD BUSINESS GOING
only w om an c a n d id a te fo r r e p r e s e n ­
OUT OF EXISTENCE it up.
ta tiv e in .M ultnom ah c o u n ty .
M rs.
Mr. E g b e rt, o f H ood R iv er, is vis­
H id d en , w ho is an a r d e n t w om an
1 By re fe re n c e to an a d v e rtis e m e n t itin g at th e h om e o f M r. a n d Mrs.
su ffra g is t, w as p a r tic u la r ly s tro n g in
I '“ »w ru n n in g in th e O u tlo o k , it will F ra n k C addy a n d fam ily .
h e r d e n u n c ia tio n of H u g h e s to r his
Ben L u n d b o m is s t a r ti n g to b u ild
he seen t h a t th e A. B. E llio t s to re at
c ritic is m s ot th e W ilson a d m in is tr a ­
| p Ow ell V alley is c lo sin g o u t Its sto c k a h o u se on h is te n a c re farm .
tio n am i p ra ise d th e la t t e r fo r th e
N early all th e n e ig h b o rs h av e h ad
A d am so n e ig h t-h o u r a n d o th e r le g is­
p re p a r a to ry to r e tirin g from busi- , , , |f. th r M h e rg
la tio n . I). M. R o b e rts , p re sid e d a n d
ness.
M iss L e ta M ath ew s re n d e re d v io lin
T h e E llio tt s to re Is o n e of th e in ­
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( h a v in g been e s ta b lis h e d in 1883. A. c a n n e ry . L et us k n o w by d ro p p in g M isses S h ip ley .
B. E llio tt, th e p re s e n t o w n e r, has us a < a rd , s ta tin g a m o u n t an d v a r ie ­
Iliil« W anted.
been c o n n e c te d
w ith th e b u sin e ss ty.
W e w ill le t you know w hen to
T h e B o ard of D ire c to rs of U niott
sin c e its b e g in n in g , an d w as p o stm a s­ pick.
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th e r u r a l d e liv e ry se rv ic e
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H illsview .
ii. d o in g so ill s g r a d u a l « a y am i will a n d fo rm a tio n o f p la n s fo r so m e
T he B o ard re s e rv e s th e r ig h t to r e ­
se ll a il h is sto c k a t g re a tly re d u c e d ro u s in g re p u b lic a n m e e tin g s . AB r e ­ je c t any o r a ll bids.
K. A. M IL L E R , C lerk .
p ric e s u n til e v e ry th in g is g en e. ‘I hose p u b lic a n s, both m en a n d w om en, a re
w ho a r e lo o k in g fo r b a rg a in s in a in v ite d to be p re s e n t. T h e m e e tin g
T ailorin g.
la rg e a n d w ell-sele cted
sto c k w ill is ca lle d u n d e r d ire c tio n of O. A.
F or men and w om en — d en n in g ,
find th e m th e r e « b ile th e o p p o rtu n ity i K a stm a n , R e p u b lic a n C e n tra l C om - pressing and repairing done wall.
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