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Newspaper Page TextURKSHA.M HONOR ROLL FOR GRESHAM AND VICINITY \ CARL ALIJIEFi FRANK ARMSTRONG EARNEST JOHN WM. ANDERSON ISAAC W. ANDERSON GLENN ANDRE ROBERT ANDREWS AMBERT ANDREWS MELVIN ANDREWS HERBERT ARMSTRONG EDWIN FOREST ARNOLD TOM BAKER ELMER BANKUS HERBERT BASLEE ERNEST BATES BYRON BELL CORP FRANK G. BELL LESLIE BERKE OTI.EY BERKE PETER It BERKE ALBERT A BEYER CARL F. BEYER EI.MER C BEYER JOHN BICHAN BLISS. CLEVELAND HENRY BOTTLESON LIEUT. AMOS WATT BOTKIN CECIL BOZARTH SOT BOYD O. BRASWELL EDGAR BROOKS JEROM E BROOK EMERSON BROWN FRANK BROWN CLARENCE BROWNING JOHN BURBA I.EON CADDY CALL. ROBERT ALBERT CAMP ED CANIFF OSCAR CARLSON EMERSON A CRAWFORD ERNEST CHRISTENSEN LOUIS CHRISTENSEN GEORGE CLARK SGT CARL GONDGON ORRIE CONRAD PERCY CONRAD HARRY COOLEY. RALPH E CRANDALL 2D LIEUT. FRED CRANE FRANK CRAWFORD EDMUND G. CONVILL MILO M COONS I >O.M I NICK CI NN INGHAM CORI*. CARLYLE A. CUNNINGHAM FRED DAVIS W DEAVER CHAS DEHAVEN EDWARD DICKENSON GOUGH O. DIX HAIiLoW M. DOUGLASS. CECIL DUKE RAYMOND DUNBAR ED DUNN EDER. FRANK HENRY ELTON EASTMAN ELLIOTT. RAY EDWARD WILSON EASTMAN VENCIL EVANS ED. EVERETT W S. EVERETT FREDERICK. OTTO ELIS FORSGKBN ISAAC FOSTER EMANUEL FOX JOHN FOX ERNEST J FREEMAN KENT FREEMAN WILLIAM GAUPMAN DEWEY GIBBS ROY H. GIBBS MERRILL R. GOOD MEItVIN R GOOD HOMER GOSSETT lt< IBERT GUSTAFSON W ILLIE HALEY FLOYD HALLOCK OLIVER HAMIII.IEN CORP FRANK A. HAMLIN JOHN HAMLIN CLIFTON HARRIS THEADoRE HARRIS FRED HARTT ALFRED IIAUGLUM PETER IIAUGLUM PO RTl'S HATFIELD c. HENDRICKS SGT W. A. HENSLEY CARYL HESLIN CORI . CLAUDE HESLIN CHARLES HICKS J AS o. HILLYARD J. WILLIAM HILLYARD CONRAD 11OECKER VICTOR HOLM JOHN K HONEY HERBERT H HOSS EVERETT HUGHES 1ST LIEUT. I)R H. H. HUGHES CORP. G. W HUMASON CORPORAL RAYMOND HUMASON JACK, C. C. CORP. W F. JEN NE SGT GUY D. JONES ALBERT A. JOHNSON GUSTAVE A. JOHNSON w il l ia m e . J o h n s o n roy J o h n so n ALBERT E. JONSRUD AHLAN JOY FAXON JOY AXEL F. JOHNSON HARRY JOHNSON. JOHN A. JOHNSON FRANK KENNY HAROLD KERN GLENN H. KESTERSON RAY KESTERSON NELSON KIRKWOOD ELGIN 1!. KIRKWOOD RICHARD KNARR R o b e r t k n i e r ie m GEO. K KNIERIEM CORAL LAKE » ( « i Ra »a ics » a f t i i n O ur p riv a te M «» GEORGE LARSON PETEK LARSON EMIL LAUBER LEONARD I.AUDERBACK JULIUS LAMBERT ii,’. J U E VT ELM ER LEADER . FRED J LEDBURY WM LEDBURY JOSEPH C. I.ETSINGER I.LOYD L1TTLEPAGE KLTON LOVELACE LIEUT CHAS It McCOLL SGT. C. W (SHERMAN) M CARTER. SGT R o y MCARTER. CARROLL M.CREAKY H a r o l d M c C r e a r y E J McCULLOCH m c g in n is a r c h ie m . k e d w n l e w is b u r l M c K in n e y RoBT M a GNUSEN w i l l i e m a r t in CHARLES MAYER NKWToN I. MARYOTT S G T LEE MERRILL WALTER W METZGER ADELRERT. W METZGER FLOYEI> S. METZGER JOHN MILAN- BAYARD MILLER CORP. GLENWOOD MILLER H. C. MOFFETT LEIG HTt )N M ONTEITH THoS P MORGAN LELAND B. MOORE MARK NAUGLE GEORGE NEILSON L o u is N EIl.SoN GEORGE NELSON EOWARD C. N oREEN ' SCAR E NOREEN ROY OLSEN PAUL PALMBLAD RAY PALMQUIST T om PARKER VERI. PARKER IRVIN PARMLEY I’EDElt It. PEDERSON PELTON. WILLIAM CLIFTi IN PETERS' >N ELMER L PHELPS LEONARD PIATT fa y e potter pow ers H o w a r d CECIL PULFER DEXTER y UESIX1IEKRY LIEUT. R o l a n d W. QUESINBERRY SGT EARL RADFORD ELMER RADFORD ERVIN F. RADFORD FLOYD RADFORD JESSE RADFORD •n.LSWORTH RAKER HARVEY RANEY GUY It. READ, Severe!) wounded. R o s s E. READ, Cited for bravery CHAS. C. REED G. REYNOLDS VERNE RICHEY L. E. RICHMOND WARD RICHMOND HARRY C RICKERT VICTOR RICKERT W. RICHERT 2D LIEUT. LESTER RICHEY 1ST SGT KENNETH ROBERTS CLAUD ROBINSON SAM W. I to BLN SON- FRANK ROGERS JOE I to s s NELSON ROSS CORP. D. E. RUSSELL JOHN DALE RUSSELL EDGAR. L. RUSSELL IASE E. ST. CLAIlt LESLIE T. ST.CLAIR RUDOLPH SALQUIST SGT C. G. SCHNEIDER OSCAR SED1G RAY SHRINER ALFRED SI.MONSEN GEORGE SWYGERT FRED MURRAY SMITH HARRY SPENCER W A I.FItED STA FFENSON EARL STANLEY HARRY STANLEY SGT WILBUR STANLEY SGT VElt.N STATER PAUL STEVENS CLARKE STILLIONS OSCAR STONE ARTHUR STREBIN GEORGE It. SWAGERT -ESTER TALLMADGE CORP. FRANK TEBVIN s e v e r e ly wounded. WILL TEEVIN PAYMASTER LLOYD TEGART 2D LIEUT. ERNEST THOM EDRIC THOMAS FRANK W THOMAS KIRK THOMPSON STI ART THOMPSON FRANK TOWNSEND GEORGE TOWNSEND LESLIE TOWNSEND ALPHONSE VAN DONINCK S o. VIKEN JOE VERETTI JOSEPH WALCH WM. WALCH CORP. THOS M. WATSON EDGAR WEDIN ALBERT WEISS LESLIE WILES WILMARTH, MORRIS GLEN C. WOLFE GUY E. WOLFE LEM W Wi >LFE ROY E. WOODWARD LEWIS YERGEIt EDNER W EDIN CORP HENRY ZENGER M l i *8 ** sc o u ts say th a t T h e fellow th a t ta k e s h is h a t off a n d s c ra tc h e s h is h ead is s u r e to P re s id e n t L ew is w as seen to be w h istlin g y e ste rd a y . How w ould you lik e to be sh ad o w ed in th a t w ay? Jo h n M ann says th e r e w o n 't be an y “ c o o tie s” in th e p o u ltry sa lie n t 1 ; §2^ STOCK BARNS ARE FULL OF FINEST ANIMALS S om e g o o d h o rs e ra c in g is a s All th e sto c k b a m s a re full. S om e of th e finest h o rse s a n d c a t tle in th e c o u n ty a re on ex h ib itio n . s u re d fo r th e la s t th r e e d a y s of th e fa ir d e s p ite th e ru m o rs th a t h a v e g o n e o u t to th e c o n tra ry . T eu h o rse s th a t w ere h e re la s t w eek p u lled o u t fo r E u g e n e on F rid a y fo r th e re a s o n th a t th e ir o w n e rs w ere a n x io u s to w o rk th em o u t fo r a w eek p re v io u s to e n t e r in g th e m a t th e s ta te fa ir. W hen th ey cam e h e re th e y in te n d e d to re m a in a n d e n te r th e races, b u t th e tr a c k w as n o t in co n d itio n a n d it w as d eem e d im p o rt a n t th a t th e a n im a ls h av e w ork p re v io u s to th e S alem races, h en ce th e i r leav in g . Joseph W o d d ell, s u p e r in te n d e n t o f th e ra c e s h e re th is w eek, h a s been s e c u rin g a n o th e r s trin g o f lig h tf e e t a n d w ill h a v e e n tr ie s th a t a re th e b est In th e n o rth w e s t. S ev eral of th o se to be e n te re d on P o rtla n d day a re in th e fr o n t ra n k a s p a c e rs a n d tr o tt e r s a n d w ere w in n e rs a t th e C a lifo rn ia S ta te f a ir h eld a t S a c ra m e n to tw o w eeks ago. I t is in te n d e d to p u t on th r e e ra c e s on W ed n esd ay , tw o o r th r e e on T h u rs d a y a n d finish u p S a tu rd a y w ith s o m e th in g fu lly as classy as a n y th in g th a t w ill be seen in th e ra c in g lin e a t S alem . T h e tr a c k Is in first-c la ss c o n d i tio n a n d th e w e a th e r p ro m ise s to be a ll th a t can be d e sire d . T h e re w ill be good ra c in g sflo rt a n d p le n ty o f it. T h e official sc o re card w ill be p u b lish e d e ach d ay in th is p a p e r an d w ill be c irc u la te d free. COUNTRY SCHOOLS IN CLUB PROJECTS T w elv e c o u n try sc h o o ls o f e a s t e rn M u ltn o m a h h av e ta k e n th e en tire n o rth sid e o f th e g a lle ry sp a c ° in th e p av ilio n w ith c lu b p ro je c t w o rk . E ach sch o o l h a s fitted up an in d iv id u a l b o o th in w hich th e p ro je c t w o rk is b ein g d isp la y e d , a n d each o n e h a s m a d e a c r e d i t a b le e x h ib it, a lso e a c h o n e h a ) d o n e so m e re m a rk a b le d e c o ra tiv e w ork w h ich m a k e s th e sch o o l row a fa iry scen e of r a r e b e a u ty . T h e sch o o ls w hich h a v e e n te re d in to c o m p e titio n fo r th e p re m iu m s o ffered a re L y n ch , P le a s a n t V iew , R u ssellv ille, G re sh a m , T e rry , G il b e rt, T ro u td a le , P le a s a n t V alley, F o lk e n b e rg , B u ck ley , O rie n t a n d R ockw ood. In a d d itio n to th e s e b o o th s a la rg e sp ace a c ro s s th e e a s t e n d of th e g a lle ry is filled w ith m isc e lla n e o u s e x h ib its , all p e r ta in in g to th e p ro je c t w o rk fro m a n u m b e r o f o th e r sch o o ls. All th e p ro je c t w o rk o f th e sch o o ls is n o t v isib le h e re , as th e p o u ltry , p ig s an d o th e r liv esto ck g ro w n an d o w n ed by th e sch o o l c h ild re n is in th e p en s p ro v id ed fo r th e m in th e sto c k p en s aiul p o u ltry h o u se. The c o u n try sch o o l e x h ib it is v ery c re d ita b le . PORTLAND SCHOOLS MAKE FINE SHOWING Jo h n M ann say s h e w ill ta k e th e eggs fo u n d In th e hen coops fo r his s a la ry as s u p e rin te n d e n t. E ig h t P o rtla n d sch o o ls, in c lu d in g W a sh in g to n H igh a n d L in co ln H ig h , h av e ta k e n up tile s o u th sid e g a lle ry sp ace in th e p av ilio n a n d a re co m p e tin g w ith each o th e r in an e ffo rt to w in th e p rizes o f fe re d by th e fa ir a ss o c ia tio n . T h e sam e n u m b e r o f a r tis tic b o o th s a tt e s t th e in te r e s t b ein g ta k e n by th e city sch o o ls, a n d fo r a first e x h ib it u n d e r th e new p lan th e y a re m a k in g a w o n d e rfu l sh o w in g . S om e o f th e a rtic le s g ro w n on th e city lo ts by th e boys a n d g irls w ill ra n k w ith that, g ro w n in th e c o u n try , b u t as th e tw o fa c tio n s a re n o t co m p e tin g w ith each o th e r th e r e Is no w ay fo r co m p a riso n s. H o w ev er, th e c o u n try boys an d g irls m ay be a b le to le a rn s o m e th in g a b o u t a g r ic u l tu r e fro m a clo se in sp e c tio n o f th e d is p la y s of th e ir c ity riv als. ire vaporizin g points. In R ed C ro w n gasoline they fo rm a continuous, u n ifo rm chain , giving M eady,d ep end able po w er Look fo r tiie R “ ” ed I ( C ro r w n sign. CP, GOOD HORSE RACING IS FULLY ASSURED be a s h in in g m a rk fo r th e b ally ho m an . Bolliqg Points S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y (California) Gasoline r Qual^ Mr. C. A. McCarty, Special Agent. Standard Oil Company, Gresham J h e B ug le ( \ ll Summons all the forces and resources of the Republic to the defense of Freedom THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE w hich the U n ite d State« au tho ritie s have ranked as one o f the fifteen d isti - u .'r r d in stitu tio n s o f the co u n try fo r excellence in m ilita ry t ai.iing, has responded to the call. The College is distinguished not on ly for its m ilita ry in stru ctio n , but D is t in c v is s id also r o a — Its strong in d u stria l c*-urscs f->r men and for wom en: In A.»n llur«. Commerce. F mneerin«. Forestry Ho me r ooomace. Mining, Pharmacy, and VrxaiKXial Education. Its wholesome, purposeful student life. Its democratic college spirit. Its successful graduates. Students enrolled last year, 3453; stars on its service flags, 1258, over fo rty percent representing officers. Collage opens Septem ber 23, 1918 For cetaioe. eev Illustrated Booklet, aadoshet lo/oriiMUoa write to the Reemrar, Coevalli«, Gretna O U R RECO RD RESOURCES l . la k e J ohn C o u n t y F a ir N e w s N o t e s F ro m D aily O u tlo o k , T u e sd a y , S e p te m b e r 17. (Note— R equest Is made for addition HAROLD LAKE al names of men In the service from DESToN D. LAKE G resham and vicinity.) loyal OUTLOOK A rra n g e m e n ts h av e been m a d e fo r a d a n c in g p la tfo rm a n d a Jazz o rc h e s tra h a s been e n g a g e d . T h e flo o r w ill be n e a r th e p o u ltry h o u se a n d w ill h av e a c a n v a ss to p if th e w e a th e r c a lls fo r o n e. I t w ill be a p o p u la r p lace fo r th o s e w ho lik e th e new s ty le o f m usic. F u rro w a ttr a c tio n s w ill b e m o re n u m e ro u s th is y e a r th a n e v e r be fo re. B esid es th e B ro w n in g A tn u se m e n t c o m p a n y th e r e is th e F o u n ta in e & L a u d e r sh o w s re a d y fo r b u sin ess. " T h e C o m in g o f th e W h ite M an to n ig h t. In d ia n m u sic by C a m p b e ll's A m erican B and. L eav e y o u r n e w sp a p e r Item s a n d s u b s c rip tio n s a t th e in fo rm s tio n bo o th . Sept is. is i t S ept 13. 1815 Sept. 13, liilti S e p t. 13, 1917 5 3,7 88 .8 5 $ 92,733.87 $148,238.13 Sept. 13, 1918 A. C. R uby h as ta k e n b a m n u m b e r $199,297.22 tettiti, « f 3 a n d a p a r t o f a n o th e r , h is en tr ie s n u m b e rin g 45. As h is h o rses a r e th e m o st m a g n ific e n t in th e n o rth w e s t h is e n tr ie s a lo n e is a co m p le te e x h ib it its e lf a n d w o rth th e p rice of an ad m issio n . A m ong th e c a ttle m ay be seen th e c re a m of s e v e ra l w ell-k n o w n h e rd s of th is v ic in ity . Dave Mc K eow n a n d E. T. B u m s h av e th e ir H o lste in s re a d y fo r in s p e c tio n ; T h e o d o re B ru g g e r is sh o w in g his B row n S w iss; G. H . D ain in eier h as ills h e rd o f p riz e -w in n in g Je rse y s. T h e re a r e s e v e ra l s m a lle r lo ts— a ll of th e m first g ra d e . S w ine a n d sh e e p h av e filled th e p en s in th o s e cla sse s, a u d th e r e is g o in g lo be so m e k e e n c o m p e titio n am o n g th e e x h ib ito rs. A. F. MILLER. President W. E. MA UK ELL. Vice Proni dent K. A * M I L L E R , C a s h ie r \\ e solicit your patronage Special Showing of N ew Fall M illin ery New velvet hats in all the latest shapes, turbans, tricarnes, siderolls, sailors, tains, etc. o. SEVEN GRANGES ARE AFTER BLUE RIBBON S even of th e c o u n ty s u b o r d i n a te g ra n g e s a re s triv in g to c a rry off first h o n o rs , first m oney an d th e b lu e rib b o n . T h e ir b o o th s ure ra n g e d a lo n g th e w a lls of th e p a vilion w ith a u n ifo rm fr o n ta g e of 2 4 fe e t each . A ll a r e w ell filled, ta s tily d e c o ra te d an d m a k e a w o n d e rfu l sh o w in g o f th e a g r i c u ltu r a l re s o u rc e s of th is p a r t of th e c o u n ty . T h e seven g ra n g e s re p re s e n te d a re G re sh a m , M u ltn o m a h , R u s se llv ille , R ockw ood, F a irv ie w , L e n ts a n d E v e n in g S ta r. T hey a re e ach in c h a rg e of th e i r ow n c o m m itte e s , th e m e m b e rs of w hich h av e been d o in g h a rd w ork. U iu d e r th e ru le s th e y w ill a ll be w in n e rs a c c o rd in g to th e p o in ts th ey score. T h e m o st ta s tily d e c o ra te d w ill g et an e x tr a p riz e o f $10. • S <17,004.(17 P h o n e 54x2 to G resn am , O re. S om ebody se n t five p u m p k in s th e fa ir th a t w ill m a k e 296 pies. T h ey cam e fro m th e R u s se llv ille s a lie n t a n d a re so lint* th a t you d o n ’t h av e to m u r d e r th e m w itli s u g a r to m a k e good pies. j P a rm e r W e a th e re d C o rn to s se l on th e m et fu rro w th is m o rn in g a n d lifted h is h u t. A scy th e sto n e fell o u t of h is h a ir w hich lie said lie iiad been lo o k in g fo r sin c e la s t Ju n e . SANITARY MARKET Home-made Sausage and Lard, Sweet - Cured Ham and Bacon We Buy Beef Cattle, Calves,.Ilogs, Hides, Etc. Farmers, Attention! We Smoke Your Meat GEO. DIETL, Prop. P ilo n e 8 8 1 .M uin s t r e e t G re a b n iu , Or««. TWO TELEPHONES ARE KEPT BUSY A lo n g d is ta n c e te le p h o n e h as been in s ta lle d In th e s e c r e ta r y ’) office, w hich is a pay s ta tio u fo r all calls. It is k e p t busy on Por.tlaijii b u sin ess, but m ay be used by tiie f a ir officials fo r local c a lls w hich a re o fte n n ec e ssa ry . Its n u m b e r is 831. A n o th e r p h o n e is to be fo u n d a t th e O u tlo o k In fo rm a tio n booth in th e p av ilio n . Its n u m b e r is 833 an d it m ay e be used by s u b s c rib e rs fo r local c a lls only. No long d is ta n c e c a lls w ill be ta k e n th e re . LIBRARY NEWS. IF F T h is is c o u n ty f a ir w eek In G re sh a m . It is a lso lib ra ry w eek L .L .1 ^ , I he a s s o c ia tio n c a f e te r ia o p en ed fo r b u sin e ss to d a y a t noon a n d fed a h u n g ry m u ltitu d e . It Is in c h a rg e o f Mr. a n d M rs. F. II. C ra n e w ith “ A u n ty ” C o p elan d us c h e f T he c a f e te r ia 's fo r m e r r e p u ta tio n w ill be s u s ta in e d T h e R e b e k a h s hav e a te n t at th e c o r n e r o f th e p av ilio n » h e r e w o m en w ith b ab ies a re w elcom e, it w ill bo fu lly a p p re c ia te d . M e fa v o r a w ar tax on s u m m e r fu r s w orn on th e f a i r g ro u n d s in w e a th e r lik e th is. FV A M Q L . V T A ilO m i * kinds i n hai li ANY PLACE, ANY TIM 3 -I ON TRUCK in G re sh a m . You now h a v e u new lib r a r ia n in c h a rg e , w no is very m uch in te re s te d in Ju s t su ch c o m m u n itie s as th is, a n d w ho is very an x io u s to do all in h e r p o w e r to h elp a lo n g its ra p id g ro w th , by g e ttin g to e ach a n d e v ery in d iv id u a l Ju s t th a t book w hich c o n ta in s th e k n o w le d g e he n eed s a n d w a n ts m ost. If you live so m e d is ta n c e fro m to w n , do not go h om e a f te r y o u r v isit to th e fa ir, w ith o u t also p a y in g a v isit to y o u r lib ra ry , th e m o s t a ttr a c tiv e b u ild in g in th e li b ra r y sy s te m , a n d th e h a n d ie s t and b e st p lace to re st. B e g in n in g M onday, S e p te m b e r 16, th e lib ra ry w ill be o p to from 1 2 :3 0 till 5 p. m. A t p re s e n t, we a re e x tre m e ly s h o r th a n d e d . T ills m e a n s th a t if y o u r lib ra ry is n o t w ell p a tro n iz e d , Its life w ill h a n g by a v ery s le n d e r th r e a d , ind( ed. On W ed n e sd a y , a t 4 o ’clock, th e r e w ill be a sto ry h o u r fo r (lie c h ild re n , a n d we sh o u ld be very h ap p y to see e v e ry ch ild p re s e n t. A gain I say to y o u : If you have th e w e lfa re of y o u r c o m m u n ity a t h e a rt, p a tro n iz e y o u r lib ra ry , re a d a b o u t th e th in g s you h av e a lw ay s w a n te d to k n o w , a n d m a k e it a v ita l fa c to r in y o u r to w n . , L IB R A R IA N . Mrs. Troutdale, Oregon Phone Gresham 849 -Æ Y * In EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE O ffic e w ith C 0 M M E R C IA 1 T K A N S r i R CO. 225 Ash S t., betw een F ir s t and Second G ris h a m Office, (ia ra g e n e a r L u m b e r Y d., res. sam e. Farmers, See Us About Hauling1 Your Wheat and Hay.t P R O M P T Phone 851 AND S E L IiB L B S E R V IC E ALBERT EKSTROM P ortland B d w y 3 08 2 . A -3 0 7 8