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S a n d y 's co m m u n ity fa ir, h e ld last F o w le r w as th e w in n er of th e first first; M rs J u n k e r , secoud.
C a n n e d fr u it, M ildred D eS hazer, |
I F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y
w as ju s t as p rize.
P e a rs ,
M att T ogg.
first; P a u l first; P a u lin e T ogg, second.
F o llo w in g a r e th e o th e r p re m iu m D unn, second.
(su c c e ssfu l in ev ery way a s p re v io u s
C a n n e d v e g e ta b le s, G e rtr u d e De­
L ast n ig h t’s re p u b lic a n rallv un-
..........
a w a rd s :
S h a z e r, first; M ild red D eS h azer, sec­
1 e x h ib itio n s h eld th e r e In o th e r y y- e a rs
A
pples,
M
att
T
ogg,
first;
W.
P.
S chool P arad e
T h e F airv iew g ra n g e hud a la rg e
d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e lo cal b ran ch
ond.
R o b e rts, second.
L ast y e a r th e r e w as n o f a ir an d
B ull R u n , first;
K elso, se c o n d ;
of th e H u g h e s '
a llia n c e
w as th e
a tte n d a n c e a t th e i r m e e tin g la s t S a t­
Je
lly
,
G
e
rtr
u
d
e
D
eS
hazer,
first;
H ouse p la n ts, Mrs. J u n k e r , first;
th e lap se g av e th is y e a r ’s fu n c tio n F irw o o d , th i r d ; S an d y , f o u r th ; Do­
M ild red D eS hazer, second.
u rd a y , tills b ein g th e first c o n te s t
m ost e n th u s ia s tic d e m o n s tra tio n of a n a d d ed zest.
T h e a tte n d a n c e on v e r, fifth ; H ill C rest, s ix th ; H igh M rs Mick S chm itz, second.
B est fam ily d o lls. M ild red
De­ m e e tin g
T h e follow ing p o in ts w ill
a p o litic a l n a tu r e e v e r h eld in G re s h ­ F rid a y w as la rg e , b u t th e r e w as a sch o o l, se v e n th .
F o d d e r c o rn , W illiam B ell, first;
S h azer, first; A m elia T ogg, second.
P au l D unn, second.
s lig h t fa llin g ofT on S a tu rd a y w hich
am .
c o u n t in th e final sco re of tills con­
B ab y S h o w — C la ss A
B est d re sse d d o ll, H azel D unn.
K itch en a p ro n , V iola D eShazer.
M e tz g e r’s h a ll w as w ell tilled w ith w as m o re th a n m ad e up by th e ev ­
M
ost co m ical doll, M ildred De­ te st ;
F
a
tte
s
t
b
ab
y
,
H
arv
ey
C
u
b
its.
H a n d -m ad e ru g , Mrs. E th e l Rob-
th a t
cam e
to th e
re p u b lic a n s , b u t th e b ig cro w d c o n ­ e n in g c ro w d s
S
h
azer.
New m em b ers, 5 p o in ts; m em b ers
P r e ttie s t lig h t eyes, D o ro th y W a t - l e r t s
ta in e d a s c a tte r in g o f lib e ra l d em o ­ d an ce.
W
a
te
r
co
lo
r,
M
uriel
H
e
n
d
ric
k
so
n
k
in
s.
by
u th lia tio n , 3 p o in ts; m em b ers by
W h ite e m b ro id e ry ,
Mrs. M aggie
As u su a l on o th e r o ccasio n s th e
c ra ts w ho h e u rd th e d iffe re n t s p e a k ­
P en cil d ra w in g , L e ste r Irv in g .
re in s ta te m e n t, 3 p o in ts; v is ito rs a t
P r e ttie s t baby, B lan ch Ja d w in .
Kell, first; Mrs. M ary Ja d w in , sec­
e rs ex p lain w hy th e re p u b lic a n c a n ­ p eo p le fro m th e s u r ro u n d in g c o u n try
C o tto n d ress, J e n n ie D eS hazer.
each m e e tin g , 1 p o in t; m em b ers of
Baby S how — C lass It
ond.
fro m m iles aw ay ta k e a d v a n ta g e of
d id a te s sh o u ld be e lec ted .
W h ite b read , J o s ie H aw o rth .
’earn a b s e n t, 2 p o in ts d e d u c te d ; fo r
P r e ttie s t lig h t eyes, H a ro ld E ile rs.
C ro c h e t. M is. J u n k e r , first; Mrs.
A lth o u g h th e o ccasio n
w as
in ­ th e o p p o rtu n ity to co m b in e a little
C ak e, Jo s ie H a w o rth , first; M il­ best p ro g ra m , It) p o in ts
P
r
e
ttie
s
t
d
a
rk
h
a
ir,
V
irg
in
ia
P
e
te
r
R
a
th
,
se
c
o
n
d
;
Mrs.
G
H
a
u
g
­
s p ire d ' by th e e ffo rts to e le c t C. E. b u sin ess w ith a g re a t d e a l o f p le a s ­
d re d D eS hazer, second.
W olf.
T h e te a m w ith C. H. S to n e us c a p ­
lum , th ird .
T h e fa ir is th e m o st so cial
H u g h e s a s p re s id e n t It w as n o t an u re.
D ucks, R ild a R o b erts.
Baby
S
h
o
w
—
t
Ia«s
C
ta
in
fu rn is h e d th e p ro g ra m fo r O c­
C
olored
e
m
b
ro
id
e
ry
,
Mrs.
D
itte
rt
e n tire ly
n a tio n a l
effo rt.
T h re e e v e n t o f th e seaso n a n d th e y m eet
B a n ta m s, O tis B u to lp h
to b e r m e e tin g , a n d th e te a m w ith
P r e ttie s t lig h t h a ir, V ic to r L in d ­ first; G lad y s
B a tc h e ld e r,
se co n d ;
c o u n ty c a n d id a te s w ere c a lled upon a c q u a in ta n c e s fro m o th e r d is tric ts
C h ic k e n s,
R ilda
R o b e rts, first; W. K. T o w n sen d as c a p ta in w ill f u r ­
b erg
Mrs. D ora D a h ru s, th ird .
fo r b rie f re m a rk s ,
tw o
o f th e m w hom th ey h a v e n o t se e n fo r a y e a r
C la rk S tro n g , second.
n ish th e p ro g ra m fo r th e N o v em b er
P re ttie s t lig h t eyes, A m an d a P er-
F
an
cy
w
o
rk
,
B
e
rth
a
E
v
an
s,
first;
o
r
p
e
rh
a
p
s
lo
n
g
er.
s p e a k in g p rin c ip a lly in th e ir ow n be­
S heep, Irv in U pdegrove.
re t.
m e etin g
T h e lo sin g te a m is to f u r ­
M
rs
F.
P
a
tte
rs
o
n
,
second.
As th e f a ir is o n ly a co m m u n ity
h a lf. T h e o th e r sp o k e u p o n
th e
n ish th e b a n q u e t at th e in itia tio n in
P r e ttie s t baby, M a rg a re t B ell.
J u v e n ile — i< la s - B
I n f a n t's d re s s, Mrs. A nnie P er-
fa lla c ie s a n d d a n g e rs in th e sin g le e x h ib it th e d is p la y s a re n o t la rg e ;
D ecem ber.
An In te re s tin g p ro g ra m
C ak e, J a n e s s S u tto n .
r e tt, first; Mrs. G eo rg e D ah ru s, sec­
D isp lay s— A d u lt
ta x m en ac e, g iv in g a few c le a r c u t b u t th ey a re v a rie d an d o f e x tr a o r ­
A ste rs, C laren c e H lls e n k o p t, 1st; w as g iven. T h e m u sical p ro g ra m
ond.
d
in
a
ry
q
u
a
lity
,
c
o
m
p
risin
g
p
ra
c
tic
a
l­
e x p la n a tio n s as to why it sh o u ld be
A lfa lfa , W. P. R o b erts.
’w as a rr a n g e d by M rs. A. L S to n e
M ildred J a r l, second.
B row n b re a d . L u lu D eS hazer.
ly all th e p ro d u c ts o f th e fa rm an d
d e fe a te d .
G ra sse s, W. P. R o b erts.
S w eet peas, C a ro lin e C how n, 1st; an d M rs B. C. B re w ste r an d in c lu d ­
W
h
ite
b
re
a
d
,
M
rs.
J.
C.
L
a
u
n
d
re
e
,
h
o
u
seh
o
ld
.
N
o
r
a
re
th
e
ju
v
e
n
ile
s
.Music w as fu r n is h e d by th e P le a s ­
G ra in s, M a tt F o g g , first;
J . M.
ed so n g s, solos und p ian o selectio n s.
A lice S tro n g , second.
first; M rs. W. K. D u tto n , second.
a n t H om e b a n d , on th e s tr e e t b efo re fo rg o tte n a s th e p re m iu m a w a rd s T h o m a s, seco n d .
V e g e ta b le e x h ib it, V elta D eS hazer, P ro fe s s o r A. G B oquet of th e O. A
C
ake,
M
rs.
G
us
D
a
h
ru
s,
first;
"Mrs.
show
.
th e m e e tin g a n d in th e h a ll. M ayor
G e n e ra l v e g e ta b le e x h ib it, .Mrs. J.
C. p re s id e d a n d g av e a b rie f ta lk on
first; R u tli D eS hazer, second.
S om e o f th e boys a n d g ir ls h av e G. D eS h azer, first; M rs. H If. W a t­ S u san U pd eg ro v e, second.
S ta p le to n p re s id e d a n d In tro d u c e d
e a rly a u d la te g a rd e n in g .
A com ic
G e n e ra l e x h ib it, W illa rd J a r l.
Sw
eet
peas,
M
rs.
M
yra
R
ev
en
u
e
b
een
c
o
n
s
ta
n
t
w
in
n
e
rs
,
o
n
e
g
irl
u
s­
th e s p e a k e rs .
The
m a le
q u a r te t
k in s , seco n d .
re
a
d
in
g
w
as
g
iven
by
M
iss
A ddle
P
o
ta
to
e
s
,
A
lta
D
eS
hazer,
first;
first;
M
rs.
M
ira
M
alar,
second.
re n d e re d s e v e ra l p a tr io tic a irs an d u ally ta k lu g d o w n a t le a st a dozen
G e n e ra l e x h ib it, Mrs. W. P. R ob
Q u e sin b e rry .
R ay m o n d W a tk in s, second.
C
olt,
o
n
e
y
e
a
r,
G
eo
rg
e
C
ooper.
p
re
m
iu
m
s
a
t
e
v
ery
fair.
If
ev
ery
M rs. O. J. B ro w n sa n g a so lo
e rts , first; L u lu D eS hazer, seco n d .
S a tu rd a y n ig h t a p a rty of y o u n g
K ale, M ild red J a r l, first; V ernie
C h ick en s, M att T ogg, first; Mrs
The
first s p e a x e r
w as
F ra n k boy a n d g irl in a n d a ro u n d S an d y
P u m p k in , R. R a d fo rd , first; R. A.
J a r l, seco n d .
and old p eo p le g av e Rev. a n d Mrs.
J. J a r l, second.
G ra n t, re p u b lic a n n o m in e e fo r cir w ould do lik e sh e is d o in g th e re W ilcox, seco n d .
B. C. B re w ste r a d e lig h tfu l s u r p ris e
C ab b ag e, R ay m o n d W a tk in s, 1st
G oat, G eorge K e iseck er.
c u lt ju d g e .
H e c o u n se lle d a s tric t w ould be m o re in te re s t ta k e n a n d a
P o ta to e s , W illiam F is c h e r, first;
a t th e i r h o m e .
T h is
w as an old
T ed d y S tro n g , seco n d .
s
e
p
a
r
a
te
h
a
ll
w
ould
h
av
e
to
be
p
ro
­
a d h e re n c e to th e p rin c ip a ls of th e
M rs. U p d eg ro v e, second
J u v e n ile — C lass A
fa
s
h
io
n
e
d
pound
o
r
d
o
n
a tio n p a rty
S
q
u
a
sh
,
F
lo
re
n
c
e
D
eS
h
azer,
first
re p u b lic a n p a rty
and
sp o k e
fo r v ided fo r th e m alo n e.
T u rn ip s , W. I’. R o b erts.
V eg etab le e x h ib it, G ra n t D eS haz­ M ildred J a r l, second.
upon th e re tu r n of M r an d M rs. B.
T
h
e
p
u
b
lic
sch
o
o
l
c
o
n
te
s
t
each
H u g h e s a n d A m e rican ism .
P a rs n ip s , M rs. Jo e! J a r l.
er, first; P au l D eS hazer, second.
B eets, C a ro lin e C how n, first; F lo r ­ C. B re w s te r to F airview c irc u it. Mrs.
T h e n ex t s p e a k e r w as Jo s e p h B ev­ y e a r is e a g e rly p a rtic ip a te d in. T h is
C a rro ts , M rs. J o e l J a r l, firs t; L u ­
G e n e ra l e x h ib it, M ildred D eS haz­ en ce D eS hazer, second.
3. C. D ixon und M rs. B. C. B re w ste r
e rid g e , n o m in e e fo r c o u n ty clerk . y e a r th e r e w ere no floats in th e p a ­ lu D eS h azer, seco n d .
er.
re n d e re d se rv ic e a t th e p ian o aud
C
a
rro
ts
,
M
ildred
J
a
r
l,
first;
V
ernlc
H e w as follow ed by H. A. L ew is, ra d e , n u m b e rs c o u n tin g fo r th e m ost
O n io n s, It. A. R a d fo rd , first; Mrs.
B ird
ho u se,
A ndrew
L am p er, J a r l, second.
ev e ry o n e of th e g u e sts c o n tr ib u te d to
p
o
in
ts.
It
w
as
a
c
o
n
te
s
t
th
a
t
c a n d id a te fo r jo in t s e n a to r.
B oth
J . G. D eS h azer, seco n d .
first; R o b ert M u rrey , second.
K o h lra b i,
M ildred
J a r l,
first th e e n jo y a b le ev en in g . L ig h t re f re s h ­
w ere lo u d ly c h e e re d w hen th ey m ad e b ro u g h t th em all o u t in fu ll s tre n g th
S w eet co rn , Mrs. Jo e l J a r l. first;
F u r n itu r e , W illiam L am p er.
m en ts w ere serv ed .
T h e fo llo w in g
C a ro lin e C how n, seuond.
In
o
n
e
th
in
g
th
is
y
e
a
r
th
e
r
e
w
as
a
re fe re n c e to th e re p u b lic a n s ta n d a r d
W illiam B ell, second.
P u m p k in ,
F ra n k
C ro n e,
first;
w
ere
p
re
s
e
n
t:
Mr.
an
d Mrs. D. 8.
F
ie
ld
co
rn
,
V
e
rn
ie
J
a
r
l.
fa llin g off o v e r p re v io u s y ears.
No
b e a re r.
F ie ld c o rn , P a u l D u n n , firs t; J. M. H en ry S ch w artz, second.
D u n b ar, M r an d M rs. J P e te rs o n ,
P
op
c
o
rn
,
E
lsw
o
rth
B
ell,
first
o
n
e
could
e
x
p
la
in
th
e
re
a
so
n
w
hy,
H en ry E. Ite e d , co u n ty asse sso r
T h o m a s, seco n d .
S q u ash , F ra n k C ro n e, first; M il­ H azel F o w le r, second.
Mr. a n d M rs. 8. C. D ixon, Mr. an d
a n d p re s e n t
n o m in e e ,
w as In tr o ­ b u t th e r e a re so m e w ho lay it to th e
B eets, V iola D eS h azer, first; S u sa n d red D eS hazer, second.
Mrs. J. C. W itidle. Mrs. J . W
M
angle
W
u
rtz
e
l,
M
ild
red
J
a
r
l,
1
st;
h
ig
h
co
st
o
f
liv
in
g
.
O
nly
ten
a
w
a
rd
s
d u ced fo r th e p u rp o s e o f c o m b a ttin g
U p d eg ro v e, seco n d .
K ale, G ra m D eS h azer, first; P u u l V ern ie J a r l, second.
B enecke, M r. an d Mrs. B. C. B rew s
th e p e s tifo ro u s sin g le tax m e a s u re w ere m ad e in th e baby sh o w , in co n ­
R u ta b a g a s , M rs. Jo e l J a r l first ; D eS hazer, second.
te r , M rs. E liza S to n e, Itoy S to n e
P
u
m
p
k
in
s
,
C
a
ro
lin
e
C
how
n,
first;
tr
a
s
t
w
ith
tw
e
n
ty
,
tw
o
y
e
a
rs
ago.
th a t is to be v o ted u p o n at th e co m ­
M att T ogg, seco n d .
C ab b ag e, O tto M otzel, first; P a u l M ildred J a r l, second.
C. II. S lo n e , C lyde S to n e, ¡Miss R ach el
A m o n g th o s e w ho a re th e le a d e rs
in g e le c tio n . He c o rr o b o ra te d every
K o h lra b i, M rs. J o e l J a r l.
UeSii l l 7 w r , c o o o m l .
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th
e
S
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fa
ir,
a
n
d
w
ho
h
av
e
S
q
u
a
sh
,
L
u
lu
D
eS
h
azer,
first
;
s ta te m e n t
m ade
in
th e O u tlo o k ,
win B u rlin g a m e , M rs J e n k in s , Miss
P op co rn , F ra n k C ro n e, first; H il­ d re d J a r l, second.
sh o w in g how
su ch
a
law w ould been d o in g th e w o rk fo r g lo ry , a re W illiam F is c h e r, second.
d a R o b e rts, second.
B eu lah J e n k in s , Rev. Isaac II. S elf,
P a rs n ip s , V ern ie J a r l.
C a b b a g e , W illiam B ell, firs t; A
d e s tro y a ll la n d v a lu e s a n d confis­ A. J. M o rriso n , p re s id e n t, M rs. P ercy
O nions, H ilda R o b e rts, first; G ra n t
H o u se p la n ts , M ildred J a r l, first; H elen B liss, F ra n c e s B liss, J . C,
s e c r e ta ry , th e T h o m as W. B ell, seco n d
c a te e v ery foot of re a l e s ta te .
He T. S h elley
D eS hazer, second.
•
B aird , M I hm D oris
D iam o n d , Mrs.
H elen J a r l , second.
K ale, G. H a u g lu m , first; W illiam
to ld a w hole lot m o re a b o u t th e b ro th e rs , an d J. G. D eS h azer. T hey
F ield co rn , C lark S tro n g
J e lly , A lta D eS h azer, first; R u th Ed. H eslin , H y la J a c k s o n , Mrs. Ir a
d a n g e rs of sin g le ta x th a n m an y h ad h a v e been u n tirin g in th e i r effo rts. F is c h e r, second.
T u rn ip s ,
R lldu
R o b e rts,
first ; D eS hazer, second.
B rooks,
M iss M erle H e slin ,
Miss
T h e officers an d c o m m itte e s w ork
J e lly , M rs. E th e l R o b e rts , first; E m ery S tro n g , second.
b e fo re h e a rd a n d g av e th e c h e e rin g
C an n ed f r u it. A ita D eS hazer, 1st; A n n a b e lle C ow les, W Itiluui B enecke,
in fo rm a tio n th a t th e J o s e p h
F e ls fo r n o th in g . T h ey ta k e in th e d o o r V iola D eS h azer, seco n d .
P a rs n ip s ,
F ra n k
C rone,
first ; R u th D eS hazer, secoud.
F. H eslin , C. D. B u rlin g a m e , (I. B u r­
C anned
fr u it,
L u lu
D eS h azer, G ra n t D eS hazer, second.
fu n d fo r its
p ro p a g tio n
w o u ld be re c e ip ts a n d pay th e m oney o u t in
lin g am e, C o n v e n e B u rlin g a m e , Miss
B est fam ily d olls, M ildred J a r l.
p re m iu m s on th e seco n d d a y — an d first; V iola D eS h azer, second.
w ith d ra w n a f t e r th is y e a r.
R u ta b a g a s , G ra n t D eS hazer, first;
B est d re sse d d o ll, A lta D eS h azer, D o ro th y Ilen eck e, E d n a B u rlin g a m e ,
A sso rte d p re s e rv e s, M rs. J. G. De S taff W h ite, second.
T h e p rin c ip a l s p e a k e r o f th e e v ­ so m e o f th e a w a rd s a re r a t h e r la rg e
A lice B re w ste r, L illia n H eslin .
first; A llen O o ste rv e e r. second.
e n in g
w as A. E. C la rk e w ho h as c o n s id e rin g th a t th e a d m issio n fee is S liazer, first; M rs. B. F. B a u e r, se c ­
B eets, F ra n k C ro n e, first; P a u l
M ost co m ical d o ll, C a rl L a u n d re e ,
G. 11 S haw an d fam ily , w ho hav e
been to u r in g th e s ta te fo r th e p re s i­ o n ly 25 cen ts. T h e sch o o l p rizes ond.
D eS hazer, second.
first; F lo re n c e D eS hazer, second.
A sso rted
v e g e ta b le s,
V iola De­
lived
h e re a n u m b e r of y e a rs, left
d e n tia l tic k e t. H is a d d re s s w as ju s t a m o u n te d to tw en ty d o lla rs alo n e
C a rro ts , F ra n k C ro n e, first; StafT
P e n c il d ra w in g , M ildred J a r l.
S h a z e r, first; L u lu D eS h azer, seco n d W h ite, second.
w h a t th e a u d ie n c e cam e to h e a r an d E v ery w in n e r is p aid in cash .
T rio d u c k s,
V e rn ie
J a r l, first; th e first o f th e w eek fo r K e n to n ,
B u t fo u r sc h o o ls to o k u p a rt in
D a h lia s, M rs. R. D. T h o m as, first;
w h ere M r S haw is em p lo y ed
M rs.
he w as liste n e d to w ith r a p t a tt e n ­
K o h lra b i, I’a u l D eS hazer,
first; M ild red J a r l , second.
S haw
fo r a n u m b e r of y e a rs h as
tio n
H is sp eech w hich la s te d u n til th e c o m p e titiv e p ro g ra m th is y ear. M rs. E th e l R o b e rts , seco n d
G ra n t D eS hazer, second
C h ic k e n s, M ildred J a r l.
A ste rs, V iola D eS h azer, first; Mrs.
been a c o rre s p o n d e n t fo r th e G re s h ­
a f t e r elev e n o ’clo ck w as a m a s te rly C o ttre ll sch o o l w as w in n e r o f th e
M angle« W u rtzel, P a u l D eS hazer.
B a n ta m s, F lo re n c e D eS hazer
and
very p ro m in e n t
e ffo rt in b e h a lf o f M r. H u g h e s a n d a first p rize, w ith S an d y R idge seco n d . J u n k e r , seco n d .
P o ta to e s,
itild u
R o b e rts, first;
P ig eo n s, M ildred J a r l, first; V er­ am O u tlo o k ,
C ut
flow ers,
M rs J. C. S m ith , G ra n t D eS hazer, second.
in a ll so cial affa irs.
F rid a y a f t e r ­
sc o rin g of th e fa lla c ie s o f .Mr. W il­ S an d y th ird a n d K elso fo u r th . H azel
n ie J a r l, second
noon at th e Shaw h om e a fa re w e ll
s o n 's a d m in is tra tio n . H e to ld it all
SLIGHT MIXUP IN
ROCKWOOD MACCABEES
p a rty w as g iv en
by
th e i r m any
VISIT THE HIGHWAY
OREGON RANKS LOW
w ith o u t th e c a s tin g of s lu rs o r ab u se
SEWING
AWARDS
OPENS CAMPAIGN
BEFORE GOING AWAY
IN NORMAL SCHOOLS frie n d s, und a d e llg litfu l a fte rn o o n
o f th e m an.
w as sp e n t.
Mr. C la rk e a s s e rte d th a t th e p re s­
T h e re w as so m e m is u n d e rs ta n d ­
An e n th u s ia s tic M accabee m e e t­
Mr. a n d Mrs. R A. C ase, of Mc­
Mrs. J . W T o w n sen d Is q u ite III
e n t c o n d itio n o f th e c o u n try is th e in g as to th e o r d e r in w hich a w a rd s in g w as h eld a t R ockw ood on S a tu r ­
C loud, C a lifo rn ia ,
w ho hav e been
P en d leto n , O re —O regon is one ol
a t h e r hom e.
w o rst, p o litic a lly , th a t i t h a s oeen w ere m ad e a t th e c o u n ty f a ir in th e d ay e v e n in g , th e sessio n b ein g in
v is itin g Mrs. C ase's p a re n ts , M r a n d ; ,h e
poorly equipped s ta te s In the
A H a llo w e 'e n p a rty w ill be g iven
fo r fifty y e a rs a n d m a d e s c a th in g ju v e n ile se w in g c o n te s t. T h e F a ir- c h a rg e of S ta te C o m m a n d e r J. W. Mrs. J. M H illy a rd , w ere ta k e n f o r 1 U nion fo r th e tra in in g of teacher»,
u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e M e th o d ist
d e n u n c ia tio n s of
th e
a d m in is tr a ­ view cla ss w on, b u t th e c o m p la in t i s , S h e rw o o d , a ss iste d by m an y of th e
Ian e n jo y a b le o u tin g o v e r th e C o lu m - acco rd in g to the U nited S ta te s B ureau
Aid s o c ie ty ' a t
th e F airv iew city
ti o n ’s policy
in fa ilin g
to p ro te c t m a d e by so m e th a t th e O u tlo o k g av e ' r e g u la r officers of M ount H ood T e n t,
of E ducation.
j Ida R iv er H ighw ay on S u n d ay , Sep-
o n ly five s ta te s In th e Union have hull, O c to b e r 28 a t 8 p. in. An In ­
A m e ric a n c itiz e n s
an d p ro p e rty in th e s ta n d in g s o f th e fo u r . m e m b e rs ' No. 17, of P o rtla n d .
te n ib e r 24
T h o se m a k in g up th e less N orm al equipm ent th a n O regon
fo rm al p ro g rn iu w ill be g iv en , fo l­
o th e r p a rts o f th e w o rld , esp ecially o f th e class w ro n g
All th a t ca n be j
Mr. S h erw o o d in tro d u c e d a new
h appy p a rty w ere M r an d M th . It. O regon has one N orm al School and
P la n to
in M exico.
sa id a b o u t th e m a tte r , in th a t res- ritu a l w hich is ju s t b ein g se n t o u t A. C ase, Mr. au d M rs. J. M. H illy a rd forty s ta te s have m ore th an one New low ed by a Jitn e y lu n ch
com e.
T h t s p e a k e r sa id th a t th e co m in g p ect, is th a t th e n a m e s a n d th e ir , to th e s u b o r d in a te te n ts fro m th e su-
a n d fa m ily , Mr an d Mrs. W. J. H ill­ York has 18. P en n sy lv an ia 18, M assa
Mrs. II. M. S haw an d d a u g h te r
e le c tio n is fo r n a tio n a l s ta b ility an d s ta u d ln g w as ta k e n fro m th e J u d g e 's p re m e offices. It is n e a rly s im ila r to
c h u s e tts 12, C alifornia 8, W ashington
y a rd an d fam ily , J 11. H illy a rd , M rs
R
u
th have g o n e to E n d ic o tt, W ush
th a t it w ill be fo r th e n a ti o n ’s w el­ a w a rd s h e e t w hich is y et to be seen j th e o n e d is c a rd e d a b o u t e ig h t y e a rs
W illiam K e ste rso n , of P le a s a n t V al­ 3 and Idaho 2.
fa r e fo r th e n ex t tw e n ty y e a rs. F o r in th e O u tlo o k office.
Tlie re p o rt of the B ureau of E duca­ In g to n , to visit tier son I. It Shaw
( ag o fo r a new o n e w hich w as n e v e r ley, M r an d Mrs. E L. E llio tt and
a n d fam ily.
th e b e tte r if H u g h e s is e le c te d — fo r
M r. T h e o d o re B ru g g e r, s u p e r in - I s a tis f a c to r y
fam ily , Mr. an d Mrs. J a m e s M cB ain, j tion show s th a t even th e little s ta te ot
R o b ert
S pence an d
fam ily , of
th e w orse if W ilso n is a g a in ch o sen . te n d e n t of th e ju v e n ile
d iv isio n ,
T h e m e e tin g clo sed w ith a s u p p e r Mr. an d Mrs. W m. H. H a u p e rt, an d Idaho, w ith a population only hair as
large as th a t of O regon, is spending T ro u td a le , h av e
m oved
in to
th e
H e closed w ith an a p p e a l fo r th e a s k s th is p a p e r to c o rre c t th e s ta te - g iven by th e w om en of th e ben ev o
V ictor Jo h n s o n A s u m p tu o u s lu n c h ­ m ore »han tw ice as m uch for N orm al
no u se fo rm e rly o w ned by W illiam
s u p p o r t of th e p eo p le fo r H u g h e s as m e n t m ad e. H e g iv es th e n a m e s of j len t a ss o c ia tio n , a n d a r r a n g e m e n ts
eon w as se rv e d a t B o n n ev ille a f te r S chools as is this s ta te
E lliso n .
o u r n a tio n a l le a d e r, a n d fo r a p o li­ th e w in n e rs us fo llo w s;
M a rg a re t w ere m a d e fo r a la r g e r g a th e r in g on w hich th e
p a rty
v isited
th e fish
T i e sam e re p o rt urg es th a t N orm al
Mrs. C. C C ow les w ill e n te r ta in
cy th a t will p ro te c t o u r c itiz e n s on J o n a s , first; L ily L u sc h e r, s e c o n d ; l S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , O c to b er 21,
at h a tc h e ry
th e la rg e st of Its k in d In S chools be located In the ra ilro a d
w ith a te a a t h e r hom e S a tu rd a y
th e b o rd e r, on th e se a s o r on fo r­ B elle C ow les, th ir d ; J o s e p h in e T o w n - | w hich lim e Mr. S h erw o o d a n d n u m -
th e w o rld
b efo re c o m p le tin g
th e c e n te rs w ith public schools su fficien t
e ig n soil
se n d , fo u r th
b er s e v e n te e n '* officers w ill a g a in be h ig h w ay trip .
ly large to give teach in g p ra c tic e to ev en in g , O c to b er 14, 7 :3 0 Io 1 0 :0 0
p in
L ad ies und g e n tle m e n a re
in th e p u b lish e d re p o rt m ad e by p re s e n t, to g e th e r w ith m any m o re
Mr. C ase, w ho h a s tra v e le d ex­ th e N orm al stu d e n ts.
co rd ia lly in v ited .
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T h e T u e sd a y S tu d y c lu b m et at
o r 13 per cen t, w ere N orm al School m e e tin g T h u rs d a y w ith th e p a s to r.
first.
It w as n o t th e fa u lt o f th e ifo n ii- a g a in , an d e v e ry M accabee is u n su rp a sse d an d a w o n d e rfu l asset
g ra d u a te s
T he sam e official eatlm Rev, I. B. S elf
th e lib ra ry ou O c to b e r 3d to a rr a n g e
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T h e fo llo w in g officers w ere e le c te d : m e n t to a tte n d th e S alem fa ir a n d I in a u g u r a te d
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w hile Mr. C ase c o n tin u e d on to C h i­ m ajo rity of N orm al train ed te a c h e rs
.Mrs. W. E. B a te s; s e c r e ta ry , M rs. E. co u n ty f a ir
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Officers fo r th e e n su in g y e a r w ere
th e r e d o e sn ’t j h eld in th e h ig h sch o o l b u ild in g h e re
sm alt rad iu s of M onm outh, alftiough
w ork
T h e ir m any frie n d s re g re t
M cC orm ick
seem to be a n y th in g to do b u t to let next S a tu rd a y , a 35 cen t c h ic k e n d lu - ex ceed in g ly th a t th e i r sta y h e re was E a ste rn O regon pays on the av erag e e lec ted fo r th e L a d ie s' Aid so ciety
T h e c lu b v o ted to m eet on th e se c ­ th e m a tte r d ro p
of 410 41 a m onth m ore for te a c h e rs a t a m e e tin g h eld a t th e h o m e of
V et th e c o u n ty n e r w ill be se rv ed by th e d o m e stic not o f lo n g e r d u ra tio n .
th a n does the W illam ette Valley.
ond a n d f o u r th
T u e sd a y s of each
Mrs. Jo h n M oller on W odnecday a f ­
All in te re s te d
f a ir cash p re m iu m s w ere a w a rd e d scie n c e d e p a rtm e n t.
m o n th a t 7 :4 5 . T h is y e a r, th e clu b
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Pacific S ta te s : T h e w eek w ill be d e n t, M rs C. (' C o w les; s e c re ta ry ,
i be g la d to know of it.
w om en an d c h ild re n .
56 Je rs e y s , y e ste rd a y , w as la rg e ly a t­ o n e of g e n e ra lly fa ir w e a th e r ex cep t M rs. J o h n M oller; tr e a s u r e r , Mrs. D.
ROCKWOOD YOUNG FOLKS
T h e n e x t m e e tin g w ill be th is ev ­
Sunday S c h o o ls C lo se d ,
WILL SERVE PIE te n d e d a n d all th e sto c k w as sold. th a t ra in s a re p ro b a b le In W a s h in g ­ S. D u n b ar
e n in g .
A ll m e m b e rs a re u rg e d to
Mr. a n d M rs G eorge S haw ,
of
T h e h e rd b ro u g h t so m e th in g n e a r to n an d O reg o n th e la t te r h a lf o f th e
□m e a n d b rin g a new m e m b e r each .
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T h e e v e n in g w ill be a so cial a ffa ir a t S andy la s t w eek re s u lte d in a n o r- g ra n g e h av e a n n o u n c e d a pie so cial 4400. M r. A ltm vn s till h as a p ro m ­ th e s e a s o n a l av e ra g e .
M rs. G ra n t S haw .
a u d r e f r e s h m e n ts w ill be se rv e d . A ll d e r fro m th e h e a lth officers to d o e * to be held a t th e h all on S a tu rd a y ising h e rd of y o u n g J e rs e y s w hich
K eep H u n ter« O ut.
w om en w ho a re in te r e s te d w ill be a lt sch o o ls, In c lu d in g th e S u n d ay e v e n in g , O c to b e r 14. P a tr o n s an d w ere n o t offered fo r s a le a t th e a u c ­
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day e v e n in g , O c to b e r 21 In th e ir h a il H u n tin g " s ig n s a t O u tlo o k office—
S u p p e r 50c p e r c o u p le ,
o r c a rd b o a rd
5c a n d 10c each,
E v e ry o n e has so m e th in g to buy a t O rie n t.
W e a r e b o th e r e d by a n s w e rs t o ' f a lr on S a tu rd a y , th e b ab y show su f- sa le o f th e pies, th e e v e n lu g w ill be
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<or sell
T ry an O u tlo o k w ant ad
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