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GRESHAM.
QUIET
MULTNOMAH
ELECTION
IN ALL PRECINCTS
G re s h a m 's th r e e v o tin g p re c in c ts
a rc lim in g a q u ie t e le c tio n , w ith an
a v e ra g e n u m b e r o f v o tes b ein g cast
up to th r e e o 'clo ck .
in No. 308 th e Ju d g e s a re I). W.
M etzg er a n d
E. W. A y lsw o rth ;
c le rk s . M rs. F re d T o d d , Mrs. W in.
W. F. H oney r e tu r n e d on M onday H eegle a n d H. E. D avis.
In 3U9 tile ju d g e s on d u ly a re J.
fro m a tr ip to M orrow c o u n ty w h ere
N. C la n a h a n an d J o h n B row n. T h e ir
he h a s s p e n t a few w eek s lo o k in g
tw o w ives, M rs
M in n ie C la n a h a n
a f t e r p ro p e rty in te re s ts .
a n d Mrs. M in n ie B ro w n a re c le r k s ;
T h e c ro p s th is y e a r in th e v icin ity also Mrs. H e n ry C n llic k so n .
In 309 Vj F r a n k J o n e s a n d Mrs.
of lo n e .
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an d
H eppner
B.
\\ E m ery art* ju d g e s , w ith Miss
h a v e been m u ch b e tte r th a n th e
Mrs.
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COUNTY.
OREGON.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1910
THE OLD LOG SCHOOLHOUSES AND
THEIR PART IN OREGON HISTORY
DIST. EPWOTRH LEAGUE
TO HOLD RALLY HERE
A s u b d is tr ic t
ra lly of E p w o rtli
L ea g u e s w ill be h eld in th e M e th o d ­
ist c h u rc h of G re sh a m on th e e v e n ­
ing of F rid a y , N o v em b er 17, w hen
v is ito rs fro m n e a rb y
L e a g u e s a re
ex p ected to be p re s e n t a n d Join w ith
th e lo cal
o rg a n iz a tio n
d isc u ssin g
sotnt» com m on p ro b le m s a n d g e ttin g
b e tte r a c q u a in te d w ith o n e a n o th e r .
V fu ll p ro g ra m w ill be g iven la te r.
In s ta lla tio n o f th e re c e n tly e lec ted
officers of th e L e a g u e w as h eld at
th e ev e n in g s e rv ic e last B unday, led
by th e p a s to r, Rev. A. C. B rack en -
b u ry . T h o se to se rv e 'o r (lie c o m ­
in g y e a r a re , p re s id e n t, M e rrill G ood;
first vice p re s id e n t,
M iss H a n n a h
L a n e ; seco n d vice p re s id e n t, Miss
W in ifre d St. C la ir; th ir d vice p re s i­
d e n t.
M iss
F lo re n c e F ie ld h o u s e ;
fo u r th vice p re s id e n t, J a c k s o n . J o n e s ;
s e c r e ta ry , G len n R u s h e r; tr e a s u r e r ,
L o ren M yers; o rg a n is t, M iss M ildred
St. C lair.
O w ing to tlie in c re a se d a tte n d a n c e
a t th e S u n d ay e v e n in g m e e tin g s of
th e L e ag u e, it
lias been d ec id e d
to hold th e m in th e m ain a u d ito riu m
of th e c h u rc h . C. M. H a rris o n w ill
be th e le a d e r n e x t S u n d ay . T h e to p ic
w ill be " I f th ey c a n n o t b eliev e in
us, can th ey b eliev e in o u r C h r is t? ”
T h e h o u r Is 7 :3 0 . An in v ita tio n is
ex te n d e d to a ll, e sp e c ia lly to y o u n g
people.
T h e old log sc h o o lh o u se h a s p ro b ­ p ic tu re s of c o ld -b lu e lin g ers clum ped
ably d is a p p e a re d e n tire ly fro m O re ­ on s la te pen cils a re d is tre s s in g to ­
g o n , a lth o u g h it is b a re ly po ssib le d a y ; an d th e r e is so m e th in g d is g u s t­
in g in
th e old s la te
th a t
w as
th a t o n e o r tw o s till ex ist in so m e of
" c le a n e d ” w ith th e heel of th e p alm
tile
re m o te s t
m o u n ta in
d is tric ts . a n d th e co at sleev e u n til finally th e
T h ey w ere th e c ra d le o f e d u c a tio n lu a c c u m u la tio n s of la c q u e re d sa liv a b e ­
O reg o n , b u i ju s t w hen th e flrst o n e cam e su ch th a t it w as too slick fo r
w as b u ilt is h a rd to find o u t; also , u '
B ut, a f t e r a ll, u g re a t m any
ju s t w h ere, b u t m o re th a n lik e ly it a b le peo p le p ra c tise d good re a d in ',
w as a t A sto ria
T h e p a rt th a t tile 'r i l i n ' a n d 'ritlim e tic on su c h g laze d
log sc h o o lh o u se p lay ed lit O re g o n ’s s u r fa c e s — a n d su rv iv e d .
T lie g erm
a d v a n c e m e n t w o u ld b e a w o rth y th e o ry h a d n 't been n e a r d of th e n .
th e m e io r C u r a to r G eo rg e H. M im es
T h e log sch o o lh o u se p re ced ed th e
to ta k e up. I t 's h is to ry w o u ld n o t
sch o o l in a r m ."
Im p a rtin g an e d u ­
o n ly be e n te r ta in in g b u t a v a lu a b le c a tio n w as no " la d y lik e " w ork.
It
a d d itio n to th e h is to ry o f th e s ta te .
w as th e o rd e a l of fire In w hich m any
T ills a rtic le w ill n o t p re te n d to m a s te rs fell. H e w as th e “ m a s te r"
d eal w ith h is to ric a l fa c ts in c o n n e c ­ o v e r th e m u s c u la r a n d p h y sic a l r a t h ­
tio n w itli sc h o o lh o u se s, log o r o th e r ­ e r th a n tlie d e lic a te tissu e s called th e
w ise, b u t as a c o n tr ib u tio n to a n in ­ b ra in . W h a t w as th e use o f a te a c h ­
te r e s tin g s u b je c t.
in a sto ry c o n ­ e r if lie c o u ld n ’t keep tu r b u le n t
c e rn in g old b u ild in g s few w eeks ugo, s p irits d o w n ?
W h at w as th e use of
m e n tio n w as m a d e o f th e old log "keeping sc h o o l'' If tlie m u s c u la r
s t r u c tu r e
n e a r w h e re n u m b e r te n s c h o la rs th re w o u t tile te a c h e r an d
e ra g e ra n c h e s o f e a s te r n O reg o n , in 11011,11 e<
sch o o lh o u se now s ta n d s . I t w as th e k ep t sch o o l th e m se lv e s, in tlie lr ow n
th e v ic in ity of Io n e, w h ere Mr. H oney
S p o k e o n S u n d a y L aw .
la s t o n e in th is c o u n ty a n d w as of sw e e t w ay"
s p e n t m o s t of h is tim e , th e r e a re
an a d v a n c e d
ty p e , b e in g b u ilt of
m any w h eat ra n c h e s o f fro m 600 to I
B u t, a f t e r a ll, e d u c a tio n a l e q u ip ­
W. 11. C o ttre ll, w ho sp o k e upon
h ew ed logs, w ith tlie " c h in k s ” h eld m e n t cam e a t la s t, a n d It did n o t fo l­
1200 a c re s , a ll
u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n ,
th e re p e a l o f tlie S u n d a y c lo sin g law
m any of th e m a v e ra g in g d u rin g th e I a t M e tz g e r's h a il o n S a tu rd a y e v e n ­ in by lim e p la s te r. T ills g ave it th e low th a t th e b e st e d u c a te d m an w as
a p p e a ra n c e o f a z e b ra o r a c o n v ic t’s th e best sc h o o lm a ste r. It is re la te d
p a st se a s o n b etw een 20 a n d 25 b u s h ­
in g , m ad e so m e te llin g a rg u m e n ts in
s u it, as th e s tr ip e s of lim e w ere w h ite th a t o n c e a n a b le -b o d ie d m an cam e
els to th e acre. T h e re h a v e b een r e ­
fa v o r of its re p e a l to w h ich h is e f ­
a n d th e logs of a m u ch d a r k e r hue. in to a p io n e e r n e ig h b o rh o o d w ith u EASTERN STAR MEMBERS
p o rts of a s h ig h as 4 0 b u sh e ls b u t
fo r ts w ere w holly d ire c te d . H is a t ­
B u t th e o ld b u ild in g w e n t its w ay , p a p e r sh o w in g th a t he w as a good
th is is e x c e p tio n a l.
GIVE BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
titu d e w as th a t tlie fo rced re s t law a h e a d o f so m e o f th e p io n e e rs w ho ' d itc h e r.
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fa r m e rs h a v e been g re a tly
is n o t e q u ita b le , s a y in g th a t If it
A n u m b e r o f fr ie n d s of Mrs. O. J.
a tte n d sc h o o l w ith in its w alls, a n d 'o f d ig g in g a d ra in a g e d itc h n e ed ed
h a m p e re d by tlie s c a rc ity o f c a rs fo r
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th e ty p ic a l log sc h o o lh o u se s h a p p e n e d to be o n e of th e sch o o l d i­ E a s te rn S ta r, re m e m b e re d th a t h e r
h o u se s c o u ld h o ld tlie th o u s a n d s u p ­
an d a re lig io u s p o in t of view . T h e
H a llo w e ’e n , an d
th a t w ere so o fte n seen less th a n 50 re c to rs , a n d he m isre a d th e w ord b ir th d a y w as on
on th o u s a n d s of g ra in sa c k s , h en c e it
p re s e n t law
w as c la s s le g isla tio n
y e a rs ag o th e logs w ere u n b a rk e d , " d i tc h e r ” lo r " te a c h e r " a n d th e m an took o ccasio n lo giv e h e r a s u r p ris e
is m o stly p lied on o u ts id e p la tfo rm s ,
and
m ost
in e q u ita b le .
re q u irin g
th e c h in k in g w as a piece of w ood to w as placed in c h a rg e o f th e school. in h o n o r o f (lie e v e n t, b rin g in g w ith
a n d a lo n g rig h t o f way a w a itin g s h ip ­
so m e b u sin e sse s to clo se on S u n d ay
fit tlie c ra c k b etw een th e logs, h e ld It tu r n e d o u t th a t he k e p t th e best th e m e v e ry th in g n e c e ss a ry to se rv e
m en t. At L ex in g to n M r. llo n e y saw-
an d allo w in g o th e r s to ru n . Il closed
In
by w ooden p eg s, a n d " c h in k e d " o r d e r in sch o o l t h a t w in te r it had a d e lic io u s re p a s t a t th e close o f (he
w heat s ta c k e d up to th e n u m b e r of
up so m e a m u s e m e n ts a n d allo w ed
All
th o s e
p a rtic ip a tin g
w itli m u d .
T h e ro o f w as m ad e ol e v e r k n o w n , b u t h is to ry is s ile n t as ev en in g .
2 7 2 ,0 0 0 sa c k s , a b o u t h a lf o f it o u t­
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to w h e th e r he le ft an y o th e r im p re s ­
it w as re lig io u s it w as c o n tr a ry to
p lace by fen ce ra ils. T h e re >vere no sion a f t e r h is th r e e m o n th s w as up. tio n of M r. a n d M rs. C h as. C lev e­
w e ig h in g a b o u t 140 p o u n d s
and
t h e w g u a r a n te e of th e c o n s titu tio n
w in d o w s, b u t alón», o n e sid e a log
w o rth clo se
to $3 25 a sa c k .
At
As fo r b ooks th e boys a n d g irls la n d of G re sh a m . T h e lint in c lu d e d
w hich g iv es lib e rty o f re lig io u s b e ­
h a d been p u rp o s e ly le ft o u t.
o th e r p o in ts th e c o .u litio n s a re s im ­
used
w h a te v e r th e y h a p p e n e d to g et Mr. a n d M rs. T. J. M e n d e n h a ll, Mr.
lief a n d w o rsh ip to a ll A m erican
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T h e fa m o u s E le m e n ta ry a n d Mrs. A. A. B ailey, Mr. a n d Mrs.
e re d w ith g re a s e d p a p e r but, f r e ­ s p e llin g
lo n e th e r e is a w a re h o u se c a p a c ity i
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C h ic k e n l ’ie S u p p e r.
fo u n d th a t c o u ld be u sed a s a d ro p to yet to be fo u n d — o n e , a t le a s t, h e re H e rn e r, P e te r B o rg e n , .Mrs. A lice B.
o v e rflo w in g ,
and
m an y th o u s a n d
M aude
P ope A llyn,
su ck s on p latfo rm :! a lo n g th e s i d e ­
C h ic k e n pie s u p p e r, p arcel post k eep o u t tile cold a n d ra in .
n e a r G re sh a m .
L a te r on cam e Mc­ C ow ell, M rs.
in
th o s e d ay s th e r e w as li u lo G u ffey ’s le a d e rs , P in e o ’s g ra m m a r s Mrs. E lia E v a n s, M iss V iolet E vans
j s a le a n d g o o d p ro g ra m w ill be g iven
tra c k s.
T h e n a tu r a l s c a rc ity of w a te r in u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e L a d ie s' Aid l u r n it u r e to be liad a n d tlie s ta n d in g a n d R a y ’s a rith m e tic . T h e se books a n d M iss D o ro th y P ierce.
M orrow a n d o th e r c o u n tie s Is b ein g so ciety of tlie M e th o d ist c h u rc h on w ritin g b o a rd w as se t a lo n g th e w all pav ed th e w ay fo r th o s e w p now hav e
DANCES
o v e rc o m e by d rillin g
d eep w ells; F rid a y e v e n in g , N o v e m b e r 2 4 th , a t w h e re tlie lig h t fro m tlie "w in d o w " am i w hen
s u p p le m e n t^
by Mon- DAMASCUS
DRAW BIG CROWDS
It w as a h ew n a n d t e i t h ’s g e o g ra p h y am i th e s la te they
o th e r s d e p e n d on c is te rn s .
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is th e G ra n g e h a ll. S u p p e r fro m S to co u ld be bail.
h eav y
b o a rd w hich laid th e
n e c e ssa ry in so m e in s ta n c e s to go to 7. M enu, c h ic k e n |d e , m a s h e d p o ta- w ell-fin ish ed ,
fo u n d a tio n
fo r a stdaily
T lie to w n o f D am ascu s, se v e n miles
a d e p th s o f 500 feet. In so m e cases, to es, b a k e d b ean s, c ra n b e r rie s , cab - re s te d o n w ooden pegs. T lie p u p ils g ro w th in e d u c a tio n . cHpecinlly a s ­ o v e r in C la c k a m a s c o u n ty , I b h a v in g
h o w e v e r, p le n ty o f good w a te r is ob- b ag e s a la d , p ick les, b re a d a n d b u tte r, did n o t liav e d e sk s o f th e ir ow n, and sis te d by tlie h azel sw itc h w hich w as a p ro s p e ro u s r u n of S a tu r d a y n ig h t
ta in e d a t less th a n 100 feet. A rte - a p p le a n d p u m p k in p ie, ch eese, eof- w hen it w as tim e fo r th e w ritin g ex ­ also o n e o f th e e a rly fa c to rs in log d a n c e s to w h ich m o re Ih u n o n e -h a lf
sia n w ells n o r th e a s t o f Io n e, a b o u t fee. 35 c e n ts a p la te . P ro g ra m at e rc ise s th e y w en t to thiH s h e lf, an d , ca b in Hchool life.
of tlie d a n c in g c o m m u n ity of G re s h ­
w ith in fin ite c a re n o t k n o w n to d ay ,
15 m iles, su p p ly w a te r fo r ir rig a - 1 8' o ’clock free.
T h e re is o n e th in g , th o u g h , th a t am an d v ic in ity goes re g u la rly .
A
le a rn e d th e re m a rk a b le le tte r in g th a t m u s t
tio n p u rp o s e s.
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be c re d ite d
to th e old log new h a ll w ith a h a rd w o o d floor an d
c h a ra c te riz e s th e p erio d of h a lf a i sc h o o lh o u se re g im e
It tu r n e d o u t a good o rc h e s tr a a re th e m ain a t ­
W h e a t is n o t th e o n ly p ro d u c t.
Zip c le a n s y o u r c h im n e y fo r yott-
c e n tu r y ago.
A lfa lfa , f r u it, p o u ltry a n d d a iry in g , 25c a t L. L. K id d e r H dw . Co.
so m e sp e lle rs - -s o m e th in g th a t c a n ­ tr a c tio n s .
H e a t w as fu r n is h e d fro m u fire­ n o t be said of th e p re s e n t day m eth o d
a lso liv e sto c k , th r iv e a lo n g th e W il­
L a st S a tu r d a y n ig h t a la r g e n u m ­
p lace b u ilt of logs a n d s tic k s , and of te a c h in g a n d th e sch o o l p alac es
low c re e k b o tto m .
On la n d w hich five y e a rs in w hich to p ay fo r it.
b e r fro m
h e re
w en t o v e r th e r e —
M r. H oney sold
la s t y e a r to Dr.
Mr. H o n ey th in k s th a t w h eat will lin ed w ith clay. T h e la r g e r boys p ro ­ we now hav e. It w as th e o n e b ra n c h a b o u t fo rty In a ll— a n d c a m e h om e
C o u d e r o f H e p p n e r fine co rn h as c o n tin u e a t a fa ir p rice in th e fu ­ v id ed tlie firew ood fro m th e n e a rb y t h a t y ield ed e n jo y m e n t. I t w as th e th e next m o rn in g w itli re p o r ts of u
T h e d o o r w as b ro ad a n d o n ly p ro m o tio n a n d th e o n ly c e r ta in ­
been g ro w n ,
a v e ra g in g
a b o u t 30 tu r e , a s th e h o m e d e m a n d has fo re sts .
m o st e n jo y a b le tim e .
D ancing w as
b u sh e ls to th p a c re .
T h is tr a c t o f c a u g h t u p w ith th e p ro d u c tio n an d s q u a t a n d h ad a w ooden la tc h . T lie ty o f d is tin c tio n . A nd w ith sp e llin g c o n tin u e d u n til a f t e r tw o oclock an d
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o w n e r d u rin g th is o n e y e a r r e t u r n s I M o dern m e th o d s of c u ltiv a tin g th e en o s, th e s e a ts th e sa m e . A p u n c h ­
T h e re w ere o th e r th in g s. S chools
su fficien t to c o v e r n ,e p u rc h a s e p ric e fa rm s a n d h a n d lin g th e cro p s a re eo n is o n e -h a lf o f a s p ilt log m ad e w ere n o t closed in th o s e d ay s b e­
JAPANESE GARDNER
of $10 a n ac re .
co m in g in to v o g u e a n d w ill h elp to as sm o o th a s p o ssib le w ith a b ro a d - c a u se of c o n ta g io u s d iseases.
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th r o u g h
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A n e a r tr a g e d y w as e n a c te d y es­
m iles fro m lo n e , is a t r a c t o f 160 fa r m life m o re a ttr a c tiv e .
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S tev e B a rlo w a t $16 p e r ac re .
H is in g s in w h e a t la n d s , w h ich Mr. H oney th e te a c h e r, b u t it w as o fte n a h o m e ­ it w as " c u ta n e o u s d is e a se o f th e th r e e m iles w est o f G re sh a m , w hen
cro p w as a ll v o lu n te e r th is s u m m e r is in te re s te d in , m ay be fo u n d e ls e ­ m a d e a ffa ir, c lu m sy y e t se rv ic e a b le .
s k i n ,” b u t ev e ry b o d y a t sch o o l an d a J a p a n e s e g a r d e n e r n a m e d Y oko-
T h e w h o le th in g w as a s s tu rd y as th e fo lk s a t h o m e knew It w as only to k a a ss a ile d h is w ife w ith a k n ife ,
a n d a v e ra g e d th ir ty d o lla rs p e r a c re w h ere in th e a d v e rtis in g co lu m n s ot
g ro s s v a lu e , ru n n u lu g a b o u t 20 to d a y s
O u tlo o k .
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seem lik e th e log tr o u g h c ra d le s ev en th e n in th e itch . T h e sch o o l ro o m a ir w as in flic tin g s e v e re w ounds.
T h e m an c a m e h o m e fro m P o r t­
b u sh e sl to th e a c re .
H e e x p e c ts to r a r e b a rg a in s fo r a n y w ho a re d e ­ use, in w h ich th e b ab es o f th e e a rly fu ll of th e d e lig h tf u l a ro m a of asa-
b e g an
th e ir ca- fe tid a , w o rn in th o s e c u te little la n d u n d e r th e In flu en ce of liq u o r
pay up n e a rly in fu ll fo r th is fa rm siro u s of fin d in g good lo c a tio n s in w oods so m e tim e s
re e rs
T h e lig h t w as b ad , th e v e n tll- p o u c h e s s u s p e n d e d
from th e neck a n d m a d e a sa v a g e a tta c k upon th e
w hich he w as u n d e r c o n tr a c t to o n ly w h eat la n d s In e a s te r n O reg o n ,
a tlo n w as w orse, -file w e a k m ay T h o se w ere th e d a y s w hen th e old w om an b u t w as d is a rm e d by bis
s u m m e r fa llo w th is y e a r, a n d h ad t n .se O b e e n a v e h w rh ,gafik
h a ie su c c u m b e d , b u i th o s e w ho s u r ­ iog sc h o o lh o u se c e rta in ly w as up to f a th e r a f te r a s h o r t s tru g g le . C o n ­
vived fo rm e d a s t .n y race.
W ord th e s c ra tc h
s ta b le S q u ire w as s e n t fo r b u t a r ­
riv ed u f te r th e a s s a ila n t hud lied.
Ili' h as not been c a u g h t.
T h e in ju re d w ife « a s ta k e n to St.
V in c e n t's h o sp ita l w h ere h e r w ounds
w ere d re s se d .
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An e n te r ta in m e n t o f u n u su a l in te re s t is b eing a n n o u n c e d lo r F rid a y ,
e v e n in g , N o v em b er lu , at R e g n e r's O p era H ouse, w hen th e C ecilia Mixed POLITICAL RALLIES
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T ic k e ts a r e b ein g so ld by m e m b e rs of th e c h u rc h in G resh am a n d v icinity.
r e p r e s e n ta tiv e g a th e r in g s .
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th e a t e r a n d M e tz g e r's h a ll w ere w ell
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filled w ith re p u b lic a n s an d d e m o ­
Contralto, Mias Blanche lle lly e r
Baritone, Mr. L. A. Janln
c ra ts , both a u d ie n c e s b ein g p re tty
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in g th e c o m in g w in te r, w ill be h eld a s s u ra n c e th a t ev ery m u sic a l d em a n d 4
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Flo ren c e, a C h ild o f T w e lv e — M is s Josephine H e n d ric k s
c lu b , in th e h ig h sc h o o l b u ild in g d o w all to a b se n t th e m se lv e s fro m
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re m a in s of a h u m a n body th a t hav e
a h isto ry alm o st as old as th e s e ttle ­
m e n t a n d o ld e r th a n th e co u n ty of
M u ltn o m a h .
T h e d e c a y in g bo n es a ttr a c te d c o n ­
s id e ra b le c u rio s ity a n d m u ch sp ec­
u la tio n a s to w hose th e y h a d
be­
lo n g ed to in life. D. 8. D u n b a r w as
th e o n e w ho finally u n ra v e le d tn o
m y ste ry w ith a h isto ry o f th em .
T h e bo n es w ere th e re m a in s o f a
m an n a m e d C h a rle s M cC lellan, w ho
w as sh o t a n d k ille d by a Mr. Cox, a
s to re k e e p e r a t th e m o u th of tile
S an d y riv e r in tlie y e a r 1853. T h a t
w as 63 y e a rs a g o w hen C la c k a m a s
c o u n ty h eld ju i is m r t io n o v e r tills
p a r t of th e s ta te , an d M u ltn o m a h
c o u n ty h ad n o t been fo rm ed .
T h e tr ia l of Mr. Cox w as h eld at
O reg o n C ity, t h a t b eing th e co u n ty
Beat o f C la c k a m a s co u n ty , us it yet
is.
M r. D u n b a r's f a th e r , th e la te
A. C, D u n b a r, w as o n e o f th e j u r y ­
m en on th e tr ia l, a n d on th e flrzt
b a llo t th e d e fe n d a n t w as a c q u itte d ,
tile ju r y C onsidering th e k illin g Ju s­
tifia b le , th e c a u se b ein g th e u len ia-
tlo n s o f th e a ife c tlo u s of Mr. C ox’s
w ife.
M r. M cC lellan w as th e first w h ite
p e rso n e v e r h u rle d in th e v icin ity of
F a irv ie w anil
th °
lo c a lity of Ills
g ra v e h a d lo n g been fo rg o tte n .
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A ra ta ,
o n e of th e best-
k n o w n d a iry m e n in th e C o lo m b ia
slo u g h d is tric t, liv in g e a s t of F a ir-
view , h a s a n n o u n c e d an a u c tio n sa le
of Ills big d a iry h e rd o f 81 h e a d , 55
of v. h ich a re m ilk cow s u n d e r sev en
y e a rs old. T w e n ty -fo u r of th e m a re
2 -y ear-o ld s. T h e re Is a J e rs e y hull,
a lso a H o lstein .
Mr. A ra ta b u ilt up th e h e rd d u r ­
in g th e p a s t few y e a rs , a n d lias o ne
of tlie b est g ra d e d s e le c tio n s in th e
n o rth w e s t.
H e is r e tir in g fro m (lie
d a iry b u sin e ss
W. 3. W ood, o f V an co u v er, will
c o n d u c t th e s a le ; K. A. M iller of
GroHliam w ill act as c le rk of tlie a u c ­
tio n .
T h e s a le w ill ta k e p lace on
M onday, N o v em b er 2 6 th , c o m m e n c ­
in g ut 1 6 :3 0 .
F u r t n e r in fo rm a tio n
m ay lie hail by re fe re n c e lo an a d ­
v e rtis e m e n t e ls e w h e re in th is issue
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R ev.
A le x a n d e r
B eers
w us in
G re sh a m on S a tu r d a y la s t, c a llin g on
re la tiv e s . H e hud J u s t r e tu r n e d from
a tr ip to C h icag o , u t t e r an a b se n c e o f
th r e e w eek s, w h e re he a tte n d e d th e
g e n e ra l b o ard m e e tin g s o f th e F re e
M e th o d ist c h u rc h .
M rs. B eers, w ho
a c c o m p a n ie d h im , r e tu rn e d also.
T o i-ome of h is a c q u a in ta n c e s lie
s a id :
" I e n jo y e d th e tr ip g re a tly ,
b u t th e b e st p a r t o t it is to g e t hack
to P o r tla n d a n d re s u m e my w o rk , in
w hich I aiu fin d in g so n y ich p le a s ­
u re ,”
H e a th o f M r«. K. Ila iy .
M rs. E d ith D aly died N o v em b er 4,
1916, a t th e h o m e o f Mrs. R ic h a rd
B ead le, w h ere sh e h ad s p e n t th e last
th r e e m o n th s.
E d ith Day w a s . born In la iu d o n ,
E n g la n d . M arch 25. 1862. S he c a m e
lo T o ro n to , C a n a d a , w hen a sm a ll
g irl a n d s e v e ra l y e a rs la te r w as u n it­
ed in m a r ria g e to J a m e s E. Daly. T o
tills u n io n o n e d a u g h te r w as born
M rs M aud
D eL ong, w ho su rv iv e s
h e r. a t T o led o , Ohio. She m o v e d to
L a n e c o u n ty , O reg o n in 1 8 9 2 a n d
la te r to th e v icin ity of P o rtla n d a n d
G re sh a m w h e re sh e s p e n t th e r e ­
m a in in g y ears.
S h e w as co n firm e d lu th e ta ifh of
th e E p isco p al c h u rc h
S he w as a
p e rso n of a re tic e n t d is p o sitio n , k in d
a n d lo v in g to th o s e n e a re s t to h e r,
a n d w ill be m issed by them
The
fu n e ra l
se rv ic e s w ere c o n ­
d u c te d by Rev. E. A. L e o n a rd ut th e
C a rlso n c h a p e l, M onday a fte rn o o n ,
N o v em b er 6. T lie re m a in s w ere t a k ­
en to th e Mt
S cott c re m a to riu m .
M usic w as fu r n is h e d by Mrs. K a rl
H a g b e rg , w ho s a n g " F a c e to F a c e ,"
a n d a q u a r te t, co m p o sed of M rs. It.
L. W o stell, Mrs. K. D avulson, Mrs
J. N. C la n a h a n a n d M rs. H L. St.
C ia ir, w hich
san g
tw o sele c tio n a .
M rs. A. C. H ra c k e n b u ry p re s id e d u t
th e p ian o .
L O S T — A gold cla ss pin w ith 12 in
cen ter and lettera N. N. I. 3.
E m m a F u ller.