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BEST HORSE RACING
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P E T E R LARSON
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or the K aiser w ill
E M IL L A U B E R
J°H N WM. ANDERSON
PRAISES THE GRANGES
LI.< IN A R D I.A U D E R B A C K
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JULIUS LAMPERT
GLENN ANDRE
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LEDBURY
A iL B.E K T A N D R E W S
of
th e O re g o n ia n , w as on th e f a ir
, WM L E D B U R Y
ANDREW S
e v e r seen on th e G re sh a m ra c e ­
J O S E P H C. I.E T S IN G E K
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g ro u n d s y e ste rd a y a n d in t h b
D L IT T L E P A G E
T O M * B A K E R ^ 1, A FiN O I' D
c o u rse.
T h e cro w d o v erflo w ed
m o rn in g 's O reg o n ian he h a s a c o l­
A I.T o N L o V E L A C E
th e g ra n d s ta n d a n d e v ery a v a il­
E ,.E U T C H A S R MeCOLL
ELM ER BANKUS
um n s tc ry . T h e g ra n g e e x h ib i’ ;
H E R B E R T BA SLEE
S G T ROYV M C A R T F R A N ’ M C A R T E R
a b le sp ace fo r a n a u to m o b ile was
TODAY
E R N E ST BATES
took h is fancy a n d he u n b u r d e u ’
BYRON B ELL
£ a r k o ll m ccreary
ta k e n . It w as an id e a l d ay fo r th e
h im se lf in his c h a ra c te ris tic w av
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as follow s:
J o h n M c G in n is
O T I.E Y B E R K E
as w ell as e n th u s ia s tic . N o r w as
a r c h ie M c KEOWN
PETER R BERKE
"One of th e g re a t fe a tu re s of
l e w is b u r l M c K in n e y
A L B E R T A. B E Y E R
th e r e any d is a p p o in tm e n t in d e ­
th e M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty F a ir is its
r o b t M a GNUSEN
CARL E BEY ER
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lays.
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g ra n g e e x h ib its. A lw ays P re s id e n t
C H A R L E S M A Y ER
J O H N B IC H A N
L ew is an d his a s s is ta n t d ire c to rs
O ne re m a rk a b le fe a tu re w as th e
N E W T O N L. MARYOTT
B L IS S . C L E V E L A N D
have e n d e a v o re d to m a k e th is o n e
S ? T . L E E M E R R IL L
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W M ETZGER
th e ir h o rse s a t th e s t a r t. No
and to th a t en d th e y h av e offered
E U G E N E B O U R G E O IS
j ^ £ e £ , L 3 e t z q e r
la rg e prizes fo r c o m p e titio n . U su-
jo c k e y in g a t a ll a n d b u t o n e o r tw o
C E C IL B O Z A R T H
W A G O N E R B A Y A R D M IL L E R
g O T -B O Y D o «¿H A S W E L L
ally th ey hav e h ad fo u r o r five
“ fa lse a la r m s ” w hen th e h o rs e s a p ­
ED G A R BROOKS
h ° ^ ‘ i ? ^ S ¥ ? OD M1LLE,‘
g ra n g e s in c o m p e titio n , b u t th is
Special Showing of
JE R O M E B R O O K
p ro a c h e d th e w ire. T h ey w ere off
y e a r th e r e a re sev en , E v en in g S ta r,
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L E L A N D B M OORE
C L A R E N C E BR< IW N IN G
G resh am . L en ts an d M ultnom ah.'
a race. A lso e v ery h e a t w as a race
M ARK N A U G L E
J O H N BURBA*
G E O R G E N E IL S O N
I h e re a re tw o o th e r g ra n g e s in th e
LEO N CADDY
u n d e r th e th r e e -h e a t p lan .
L O U IS N E IL S O N
CALL. RO BERT
New velvet hats in all the latest shapes, turbans, tricarnes,
co u n ty , Pow ell V alley a n d C o lu m ­
G EO RG E NELSON
A L B E R T CAM P
A tim e re c o rd fo r d u ra tio n of
bia. B oth of th e s e w ere ex p ected
E D W A R D C. N O R E E N
ED C A N IF F
siderolls, sailors, tarns, etc.
races w as b ro k e n y e ste rd a y . All
O SC A R E N O R E E N
to c o m p e te b u t in th e fin ality th ey
O SC A R C A R L S O N
ROY O L S E N
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h e lp to g et th e e x h ib its to g e th e i
RAY P A L M Q U IS T
in 105 m in u te s , o r an a v e ra g e of
L O U IS C H R IS T E N S E N
TOM P A R K E R
a n d in s ta lle d .
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IR V IN P A R M L E Y
O R R IE C O N R A D
n e a re s t a p p ro a c h to th is reco rd
fa v o r th a t th e g ra n g e s e x h ib itin g
■ 'E D E R K P E D E R S O N
PERCY CON RAD
P E L T O N . W IL L IA M
a re to be c o n g ra tu la te d beyond
E D M U N D G C O N V IL L
e v e r b efo re k n o w n w as 11 2-3 m in ­
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s tin t, fo r th e e x h ib its a re sim ply
u tes.
E L M E R I. P H E L P S
M IL O M. C O O N S
w o n d erfu l. T h e re w ill no d o u b t be
L E O N A R D P IA T T
R A L P H E. C R A N D A L L
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DOM * N IC K C U N N IN G H A M
SGHT TE A « i N y V .F^ r S LESINBERRY
sh a d e . T h e se e x h ib its u lo n e a re
F R E I)' DAV1SY L E A , ’™ N^ O H A M
p ecte d b u t good tim e w as m ad e.
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well w o rth a tr ip to G re sh a m to
ELM ER RA D FO RD
W DEAVER-
In th e 2 :1 1 tr o t A llie L o u w as
E R V IN F. R A D F O R D
view a n d any a g r ic u ltu r a l co u n ty
CHAS D E H A V EN
FLOY D RA D FO RD
w in n e r in 2 :2 2 . in th r e e s t r a ig h t
in th e U n ited S ta te s m ig h t w ell
G ^ G 'U ^ O . D ^ K E N S O N
JE S S E RA D FO RD
feel p ro u d o f th e m a n d o f th e
h e a ts ;
P f e is te r ’s L y n w o o d , 2 d ;
E ’-E ^ V O H T H R A K E R
Home made Sausage and Lard, Sweet - Cured Ham and Bacon
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H A R V EV R A N E Y
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p a re d th e m .”
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INDIAN CHARACTER
V E R N E R IC H E Y
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L IE U T . T E S T E R R IC H E Y
E L IS F 'O R S G R E N
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u l a l d R o b in s o n
E M A N U E L FOX
A TT R A C T IV E M A CHIN ERY
sam w R o b in s o n
T h e W a r G a rd en .
m an as it a p p e a re d to th e w h ite
T h e la t t e r d e fe a te d th e local h o r s j
JO H N F O X
E X H IB IT S
FR A N K ROGERS
E R N E S T J. F R E E M A N
s e ttle r s of th e n o rth w e s t sixty
in 2 :2 7 , a lso w in n in g e v ery h e a t.
J O E RO SS
K EN T FREEM A N
N E L S O N ROSS
R e p re s e n ta tiv e M ason, of U lluols,
W IL L IA M G A U P M A N
y e a rs ag o .
T h o se d ay s w ere
M achinery hull is full from one
C O R P . D. E R U S S E L L
D E W E Y G IB B S
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ROY II G IB B S
MULTNOMAH GRANGE
E D G A R L. R U S S E L L
M E R R IL L R. GOOD
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ne w ay to k eep dow n p rices is
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WINS FIRST PRIZE
M E R V 1N R. G OOD
L E S L IE T S T .C L A IR
fo r ev ery fam ily to se t up Its ow n
hom er g ossett
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R U D O L P H S A L Q U IS T
R O B ER T G U STA FSO N
A w ards w ere m adp y esterd ay , r e ­
v e g e ta b le g a rd e n , b u t th e tro u b le is
SG T. C. G. S C H N E ID E R
th e e a st side of th e building. In
in g s a ll o v e r th e co a st, th e n e a re s t
W I L L IE H A L E Y
O SC A R S E D JG
su ltin g in M ultnom ah g ran g e b eing
th a t m ost o f us u re us ig n o r a n t of
FLOY D HA LLO CK
connection w ith h is own ex h ib it Mr.
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RAY S H R I N E R
Kessel Is show ing a line of a g ric u l­ g a rd e n in g a s th e c h a p w ho w ro te to
C O R P F R A N K A. H A M L IN
P h il S h e rid a n to o k a p a r t in h is
ium an d th e b lue ribbon w ith a
A L F R E D S 1M O N S E N
J O H N H A M L IN
tu ra l m ach in ery from the e sta b ­ th e se e d m u u :
score of 93%.
T
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first fight.
C L IF T O N H A R R IS
lish m en ts of R. M. W ade & Co., and
F R E D M U R R A Y S M IT H
F airv iew
g ra n g e
won second
T H E A D O R E H A R R IS
As 1 w ish to do my b it fo r th e
T h e c h a r a c te r of “ No S h ir t” a t
HARRY SPEN CER
the P u rlin ii O ren d o rff Plow Co.
F R E D 1 IA R R T
m oney With 93% p o in ts b ein g a
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CO RP. E A R L STA N LE Y
P E T E R HAUGLUM
J. C. R obinson Co.. In d a iry m a­ on a s tr ip o f ro ck y g ro u n d buck of
HA RRY STAN LEY
R u ssellv ille g ran g e fell only a
1). L ee, w ho w as a re s id e n t of O re­
P O R T U S H A T F IE L D
chinery.
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C. H E N D R IC K S
my h o u se, p lease sen d m e f. o. b. one
fractio n over one p o in t below th e
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SG T. W A. H E N S L E Y
The west sid e of th e hall is tak en
w in n er of first m oney, h e r sco re be­
PAUL STE V E N S
dozen
p o ta to seed s, o ne bee w ith hive
C A R Y L H E S L IN
o u g h ly fa m ilia r w ith th e In d ia n
up by M onroe & C risell w ith d airy
in g 92
C L A R K E S T 1 L L IO N S
C O R I. C L A U D E H E S L T N
co m p le te , o n e dozen fr u it see d s a s ­
O SC A R S T O N E
m ach in ery , silos, etc.
c h a ra c te r. H e sp e a k s th e C h i­
C H A R L E S H IC K S
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A R T H U R S T R E B IN
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T he C olum bia D airy S upply com
s o rte d . ten s q u a r e y a rd s o f g ru s s one
a score of 90 p o in ts each. B oth of
G E O R G E R. S W A G E R T
nook Jarg o n flu e n tly as it w as a
J. W IL L IA M H IL L Y A R D
pany h as an ex h ib it of th e ir goods
G
EO RG E SW Y G ERT
them w ere aw ard ed fo u rth prize but
p a th , six feet of w all flo w e rs w ith
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w hich Is in line w ith th e ir nam e.
V IC T O R H O L M
th e ir rib b o n s a re of a d ifferen t
w all, an d o n e d o zen of flo u r p la n ts.
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JO H N K H O N E Y
b etw een th e In d ia n s a n d e a rly s e t­
A nother d isp lay Is th a t of the
color.
H E R B E R T H. HOBS
I am esp ecially p a r tic u la r a b o u t th e
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E \ ERETT HUGHES
W IL L T E E V IN
In tire-flllng d em o n stratio n s.
KfuKH,
w hich sh o u ld b<* g re e n , an d
place
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w h ite people am o n g th em selv es.
hughes
P a y m a s t e r i . l o y d t e g a r t
ord of 85 points. E v en in g S ta r
not th e brow n k in d I see tn so m any
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g ran g e was releg ated to th e end
LIBRARY NOTES
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u ag e now , b u t th e r e a re a few w ho
, 'V THOM AS
C O R P . W F. J E N N E
h av in g only 83 ' i p o in ts to Its c red it
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cash
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A L B E R T A JO H N S O N
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Summons a!l the forces and resources of the Republic to
the defense of Freedom
THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
wh.ch the Um icd States authorities have ranked a s o n e o f th e
nlteen d.sf.mmished institutions of the country for excellence in
military tr- nine, has responded to the call.
The College is
distinguished not only for its military instruction, but
D i m SG I 1SHED ALSO FOB—
I ts s tro n g in d u s tr ia l c u r s e s fo r m en s n d for w o m en :
In
j hure. Con.r-iere«, f* nrinecrinir. Forestry
I t o n - r cor -lie», M in in r. Pharmacy, and
Vrxartonal EJucatton.
Its wholesome, purposeful student life.
Its democratic college spirit.
Its successful graduates.
Students enrolled last year, 345j; stars on its service flags, ij r 8 .
over forty percent representing officers.
C o lleg e opens S e p te m b e r 23, 1918
For cataioe. M w IU u n rtia d Booèlt-, ta d o tlw r la lo m u tio a w rite to the R c e u trtr, C o r.ill.1 , (
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h ig h -b re d sto ck a n d also k n o w s
w ent to O. P u e rn g e r for th e best
how to b u ild up a good r e p u t a ­
bed of a n n u a l p lan ts n e a r th e band
tio n . H e lost h is c h a m p io n y e a r ­
stan d .
lin g bu ll by a c c id e n ta l d e a th th «
T h.' M ountain View F lo ral com ­
p a s t y e a r o r p ro b a b ly w ould h av e
pany drew second prem ium on the
won a n o th e r ch a m p io n sh ip .
b, d of c a n n a s In the c e n te r of the
M r. B u rn s s to le a m a rc h ’ on t h j
! law n.
f a ir b o a rd by g e ttin g a n o th e r a n ­
T h ird prize went to Jo h n Z im m er­
im al in th e b a rn w ith o u t h a v in g
m an, p re s id e n t of th e
P o rtlan d
to pay an e n tr y fee, y et it d o n ’t
F lo ral asso ciatio n for th e bi d of
g e t a p rize th is seaso n . B u t look
zenlas.
o u t fo r a f u tu r e p rize w in n in g
All th e floral e x h ib its a re b e tte r
th is y e a r th an ever before and those
c h a m p io n bull y e a rlin g a t th e
« b o failed to tak e p rizes will be
n e x t fair.
paid for th e ir beds a t th e ra te of
t‘ 11 d o lla rs for 100 sq u are feet.
T h e C am p F ire g irls have a booth
at th e i n tra n c e of th e grove w here
J G. Holm es, a re sid e n t of the
th ey a re sellin g hom em ade p a strie s
T ro u td a le d is tric t ten y ears ago
and o th e r th in g s good to eat. All
was a v isito r a t the fa ir today
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th e proceeds w ill go to th e Red
was th. cham pion In a plow ing con­
ros8 T oday th e y a re In costum es
test one y e a r on th e fa ir g ro u n d s
re p re se n tin g sev eral of th e Allied
and is co n sid erab ly In terested In
n a tio n s and a re se rv in g Ice cream
th e new m ethods of tr a c to r cu ltlv a
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th ey w ill serv e hot
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lunches.
of M ilverton.
G o v ern o r W ltbycom be was a c a ll­
e r a t th e fa ir g ro u n d s y e s te r ­
d ay fo r an h o u r o r tw o. He said
th e te m p ta tio n to see th e M u ltn o ­
m ah co u n ty fa ir w as irre s is tib le
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he
w as p a rtic u la rly
well
ph ased w ith th e ex h ib its, esp ecially
In th e stock d iv isio n
8. T. A dam s of S acram en to , was
a v is ito r a t th e fa ir on W ednesday
He w as e n q u irin g fo r C o rb ett peo­
ple and for J H. Ix-nt In p a rtic u la r
and said he ta u g h t school n e a r C or­
b itt alxiut th irty five y ears ago.
B a n tin g began last n ig h t on th e
new p latfo rm
it wll be co n tin u ed
every a f r n n n an d ev en in g for th e
r«n:. i:.d<r ot th week. M usic is
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an d ev er tn P o rtlan d
In te r, st In th e g ra n g e e x h ib its is
alw ay s at a w hite le a l u n til th e
a w a rd s a re announced, a fte r w hich
every g ra n g e r glv. s a sigh of re ­
lief, g la d th a t th e su s p e n se is o v er.
T h e d a n c in g p la tfo rm w as a
p o p u la r p lace la s t n ig h t. D an cin g
w ill be c o n tin u e d to d ay an d up till
m id n ig h t on S a tu rd a y .
R ag tim e K elly
m akes
m irth
w h erev er he goes. H is a n tic s a re
In te re a tla g to w atch b u t it gives
him a hot spell when Borne of his
victim s ta k e a notion to g et re ­
venge
He Is In th e em ploy of th e
fa ir asso ciatio n as a special h o t a ir
a r tis t and official m ountebank.
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J F . B ooth, o f P o rtla n d , w ill
be th e fo u r -m in u te s p e a k e r a t th e
fa ir g ro u n d s to d ay .
E u g e n e V.
B ro o k in g s will sp eak on S a tu rd a y
T h e s p e a k in g will be In th e g ra n d
s ta n d d u r in g lu lls In th e racin g .
L ew is S h a ttu c k an d fam ily , now
liv in g a t V an co u v er, w ere f a ir vis­
ito rs fo r tw o days. Mr. S h a ttu c k
» a s o n e of th e fo u n d e rs o f th e
f a ir a n d w as p re s id e n t o f th e a s s o ­
c ia tio n fo r se v e ra l years.
•Mr ' B len d ,” th e big co lo red
c h e f a t th e F is h e r's F lo u rin g
M ills T,ooth a t th e fa ir. Is se rv in g
d e lic io u s scones an d re n e w in g a c ­
q u a in ta n c e w ith fa ir v isito rs
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