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t'A Itt. AI.I.PER
FRANK ARMSTRONG
JOHN
an perso n
IS A A C W . A N D E R S O N
GLENN ANDRE
ROBERT ANDREW S
AM BERT ANDREW S
M E L V IN A N D R E W S
H E R B E R T A R M S T R t iN G
E D W I N I- O R E S T A R N o l .D
T o.M B A K E R
ELM ER BANKUS
H ER B ER T BA SLEE
ER N EST BATES
BYRON B ELL
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L E S L IE B E R K E
OTLEY BER K E
P E T E R It B E R K E
A L B E R T A. B E Y E R
I ’A R L F . B E Y E R
ELM ER C BEYER
J O H N B IC H A N
B L IS S . C L E V E L A N D
HENRY B oTT LESoN
L IE F T AM OS W A T T B o T K IN
D A N IE L B o F R G E O IS
E l G E N E B O F R G E O IS
CECIL BoZARTH
SG T. B O Y D o
BRASW ELL
EDGAR BROOKS
JE R O M E BROOK
EM ERSO N BROW N
FR A N K BROW N
C L A R E N C E BR< > W N IN G
JO H N BU RBA
LEO N CADDY
CALL. ROBERT
ALBERT CAMP
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G EO R G E CLARK
SG T. C A R L G O N D G oN
O R R1E CO NRA D
PERCY CO NRA D
E D M U N D G . U O N V II.L
HARRY COOLEY.
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E M E R S O N A. C R A W F O R D
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FREEMAN
W IL L IA M
DEW EY
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R O Y 11. G IB B S
M E R R IL L R. GO O D
M E R V I N R. G O O D
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W I I .L I E H A L E Y
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C O R P F R A N K A. H A M L IN
J O H N H A M L IN
'L U T O N H A R R I S
T H E A D O R E H A R R IS
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C O R I . C L A U D E H E S I .I N
C H A R L E S UK AS
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J . W IL L IA M H I L L Y A R D
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II-
ECKER
Y I C T 'R H O L M
jo d n k . h o n ey
D E L B E R T II. B O S S
¡D E K E T T H U G H E S
1 S T L I E U T . D R . II. II. H U G H E S
G. YY. I l l .M A SO N
C O R P O R A !. R A Y M O N D H U M A S O N
J A C K , C. C.
C O R P , w 1- J E N .N E
S G T . G U Y D. . lo N E S
A U B E R T A. J O H N S O N
G U S T A V E A. J O H N S O N
w il l ia m e . J o h n s o n
roy J o h n so n
A L B E R T E. JO N S R U D
A H L A N .JOY
I-'A X O N J o Y
A X E L F. J O H N S O N
H A R R Y JO H N S O N
J o l I N A. J o l l N S o N
FR A N K KENNY
H A R O L D KERN-
G L E N N 11. K L S T E R S O N
RAI KESTERSO N •
N E L S O N K IR K W O D I )
E L G I N B. K IR K W O O D
R IC H A R D K N A R R
R O B E R T K N IE R IE M
G E o . K. K N I E R I E M
CORAL LAKE
M A,
By m e a n s of a 1.1 w
d esig n i il fo r tin- usi
: ro u b le t r u c k ”
o f a u to m o b ile
re p a ir establish m ent, o n e m an m ay
load on a d a m a g e d e a r am i convey it
lo th e re p a ir shop.
B oland h as lo st 3 ..,')'),uuu p o p u la
lio n th r o u g h Ihe war.
jfie Gasoline
efQ a a lity
A continuous, uniform
chain of boiling points
makes “Red Crown”
dependable. No "mix
ture” can give the
same satisfactory re
sults. L o o k for the
Red Crown sign be
fore you fill.
S TA N D A R D O H C O M PA NY
H arold l a k e
PREMIUMS WON
ATCOUNTV FAIR
24,
191«
g irls of O rie n t a re V elm a H illy a rd .
’ B lan ch e T rim b le a n d W ilm a C hase.
T h e p riz e -w in n in g b o o th s of th e
c o u n try sch o o ls w ere: 1 -ro o iu —-Ter-
I ry, J irs t. P le a s a n t View, se c o n d : C e
d a r. (b ird . T w o -ro o m
L y n ch , first;
| Pow ell V alley, se c o n d ; T ro u td a le ,
C o n tin u e d fro m p ag e 1
M ore th a n tw o ro o m s G il
A sso rtm e n t of p re s e rv e s
Mrs. M. (b ird .
b e rt, first; G re sh a m , se c o n d ; O rie n t,
D. K ern , first.
A sso rtm e n t of je llie s Mrs. M. D. th ird .
K e rn , first.
In th e city sch o o ls M o u ta v iila won
A sso rtm e n t of ja m s -M rs. M. D.
first; S u n n y sid e , se c o n d ; F a llin g ,
K ern , first.
A sso rtm e n t o f re lis h e s — M rs. M. th ird fo r b est d e c o ra te d b o o th in d i
vision 1. In th e seco u d d iv isio n the
D. K e rn , first.
h o n o rs w ent to H ig h la n d , S u n n y sid e
A sso rtm e n t of fish a n d m e a ts
an d M o u tav iila re sp e c tiv e ly .
M rs. M. D. K ern , first.
jr - n tr , i i i i i r r .
Wi
“COME ACROSS”
I 'E S T O N D . L A K E
L O Y A L L. L A K E
G EO R G E LA RSO N
or th e K aiser w ill
P E T E R LA RSO N
E M IL I .A U B E R
L U ' N A R I ) I.A U D E R B A C K
J U L I U S I .A M P E R T
Give us your supscription for
2D L I E U T E L M E R L E A D E R
, FRED J
LEDBURY
, WM L E D B U R Y
J o s e p h c l e t s in g e r
L L O Y D I .1 T T L E P A G E
A LToN LO V ELA CE
L I E U T C IIA S It M c C O I.I,
TODAY
S G T C. W
, SH ERM A N i M C A RTER
S G T R o y M ’C A R T E R .
C A R R O L L Mi C R E A K Y
The m o r e B O N D S y o u b u y t h e f e w e r b o y s w ill d ie "
H A R O L D M cC R E A R Y
E. J M e C U L L O C H
J o h n M c G i n n i s
A R C H I E M .-K E o W N
O LD L A D IK S' D E P A R T M E N T .
L E W I S B U R L M. K IN N E Y
T ile fo llo w in g g ra n g e s w ere a w a rd
R o R|- M a GNVSEN
C o tto n p a tc h q u ilt— M rs. F’a lu ie r.
W I L L I E M A R T IN
ed th e su m s fo llo w in g th e ir n a m e s in
i T IA R L E S M A Y E R
first; Mrs. M. D. K e rn , second.
r e g u la r o rd e r : M u ltn o m a h , » 1 0 3 .7 5 . |
N L W T o N L. M A R Y O T T
S ilk p a tc h q u ilt— M rs. M ary L e s
S G I'. L E E M E R R I L L
I F a irv ie w ,
» 0 8 .5 0 .
R u ssellv ille,
W A LTER W M ETZGER
lie, first.
A D E 1 .B E R T W
M ETZGER
»102.50.
L e n ts, »90.
G resh am ,
F l . o Y E l ) S. M E T Z G E R
O ne y a rd lace- Mrs. Jo se p h I’u-
J o l I N M IL A N
»90. R ockw ood, »85. E ven in g S ta r.
q u e t, first.
WAG o NER B A Y A R D M I L L E R
»83.50.
C o r i - G l . E N W o o D M i l . I . F i t
K n itte d socks-— M rs. M. It. K ern ,
II C. a l o F F E T T
L E IG H 11 i.N Mi I N T E I T I I
first.
Miss L e titia w as g iven th e prize
PH D S . P. M O R G A N
l.l-'l A N D B. M O O R E
E m b ro id e re d
c e n te r p iece Mrs fo r tile b est d isp la y of c a n n e d an d
M A R K N .U U I .E
E. B o u g h iier, first.
W e buy Beef Cuttle, Cnlvcs,
d rie d f r u its a n d v e g e ta b le s in th-'
G E O R G E N E IL S o N
L o u i s N E IL S O N
M itten s Mrs. M. It. K e rn , first.
Ilogs, Hides, Etc.
J u v e n ile d e p a rtm e n t.
G E o R G E NELSO N
EDW ARD c NOKEEN
Best d a r n in g
Mrs. M ary L eslie,
I IK M E R S , X I T E M ION !
O SCA R E N o R E E N
first.
RO Y O L S E N
S m o k e Y o u r Meat
P A U L P A L M B I .A D
P h o n o 881
M a in K lic i-I
G r e s h a m , ( ir e .
Best p a tc h in g
Mrs. M ary L eslie,
RAY I 'A L M Q U I S T
PoM P A R K E R
first.
F o llo w in g w ere th e a w a rd s in all
A ER L PA R K ER
YltT D E P A R T M E N T .
IR V I N P A R M 1 .E Y
cla sse s of p o u ltry , h a re s an d ra b b its
P E D L I i It. P E D E R S O N
P h o to g ra p h s .
P E L IO N . W IL L IA M
on e x h ib itio n :
C L I F T i UN P E T E R S O N
T h re e p o r tr a its
Max S c h n e id e r
E L M E R I. P H E L P S
first.
L E O N A R D P IA T T
Itaciasl R ocks.
EA Y E P O T T E R
Summons all the forces and resources of the Republic to
Six p o r tr a its
Max S c h n e id e r. 1st
HOW ARD POW ERS
J. I. M u rra y — C ock, 2d.
the defense of Freedom
i ECU. PU L LER
T en p o r tr a its
Max S c h n e id e r. 1st
H. J. H u m b le t C o c k e re l 1st, put
I >E X T E I ; Q U E S 1N B E R R Y
L I E U T . R O L A N D W . i J l ' E S I N B E II It Y
T en
la n d s c a p e s -G len D avidson, le t 1st, p u lle t 2d, pen 3d.
SG T
EA RL RADFORD
first.
which the United St iles authorities have ranked as one o f the
ELM ER RADFORD
Jo e C o rd a n o C ock 1st, lien 1st
E R V IN F . R A D F O R D
f i l l e t n d is tij -uislied institutions of the*country for excellence in
A m a te u r P h o to g ra p h y .
hen 2d, c o c k e re l 2d, pen 1st. B est
I- I.O Y I) R A D F O R D
m ilitary training, has responded to the call.
The College is
JE S S E RA DFO RD
L an d sc a p e s
E d w ard P e a k e , first. m ale a n d fe m a le in A m erica!) class
distinguished not only for its m ilitary instruction, but
ELLSW ORTH RAKER
P o r tr a its — M rs. E. E. Giles, first.
H A RV EY RANEY
D l S . IN G V1SI1I l> ALSO FOR—
C. D. B ush
H en 1st, lien 2d, pul
G U Y It. R E A D , S e v e re ly w o u n d e d .
O il P a in tin g s .
R o s s E. R E A D , C ite d f u r b r a v e r y
le t 1st, p u lle t 2d, co c k e re l 1st.
Its strong industrial courses for men and for women!
( H A S . C. R E E D
L a n d sc a p e , o rig in a l— M rs. G race
In A /tu .It.tte,.Commerce. Eii|{inceria<, Forestry
G REY.N o I. dk
Itaiitanes, Bull Cochin.
11»mc oniYmii , Mining, Pharmacy, and
H u n t, first; Mrs. E. E. G iles, second
V E R N E R IC H E Y
Vocational Education.
H. J. I ia iu b le t- C ock 1st, lien 1st
I E R IC H M O N D
L a n d sc a p e , copy — Mrs. L ouisa
Its wholesome, purposeful student life.
W A R D R IC H M O N D
hen 2d, p u llet 1st, p u lle t 2d, pen 1st
H A R R Y c . R IC K E R T
Its democratic college spirit.
F ie ld h o u se , first; L u cile M orelock.
V IC T O R R I C K E R T
S ilk ic , J a p n n e se ,
Its successful graduates.
second.
W R I i 'H E R T
II. J. H a m h le t
H en 1st. lien 2d.
2D L I E ! P. I . E S T E R R IC H E Y
Students enrolled last year, 1453; stars on its service flaRs, 1258,
A n im al life — M rs. G race H u n t,
1ST S G T K E N N E T H R O B E R T S
F. G ibson C o ck erel 1st, p u llet 1st
over fort)’ percent representing officers.
C L A U D R O B IN S O N
first,
SA M W . R O B I N S O N
lllu ck B a n ta m lie d G am e.
C o lleg e o p e n s S e p te m b e r 23, 1918
I-R A N K R o g e r s
F lo w e rs— M rs. D ella H o w itt, first;
J O E R o s s
H. .1. H a m h le t C o ck erel 1st lien
l o r cstslo « , new illu s tra te d li m it le t, and other in fo rm a tio n w rite to the K e g ittra r, C o rv a llis , (Ire to n
Mrs. L o u isa F ie ld h o u se , seco n d.
N E L SO N RO SS
1st, sp e c ia ls 2d.
C O R P . D. E. R U S S E L L
F r u it
Mrs. .1. J>T. E lliso n , first.
JO H N D A L E R U S S E L L
B ull W y am lo tt.
E D G A R L. R U S S E L L
SANDY BLUFF
T ire secret of g ro w in g gootl corn Is
A n im al
life, copy
Mrs.
D ella
C. D. Busti H en 1st.
C H A S E E. S T . C L A I R
in Ihe se le c tio n o f y o u r ow n seed , do
lio
w
itt,
first;
Mrs.
L
o
u
isa
F
ie
ld
h
o
u
se
L E S L I E T S T .C L A I R
P e te r H u u g lu m ennie dow n from
B ull C ochin.
R l . D o L P H S A I.U U IS T
second.
it now . Do n o t w ait u n til th e e n s il
SG T. c G S C H N E ID E R
C D. B usti -Cock 2d, h en 2d ('¡im p l.ew in S atu rd ay e v e n in g , r e ag e c u tte r b e g in s to hum fo r you will
O S C A R S F .D IG
B est c o lle c tio n — Mrs. L o u laa F ie ld
ED. T I I E o . S E L L
tu r n in g S u n d ay ev en in g .
co c k e re l 1st, p u lle t 2d.
he too busy th e n .
h o u se, first;
L u cile M orelo ck, sec
RAY S H IG N E R
lirow ii Ije g lio r n s,
A L F R E D S IM O N S E N
A gootl m any from thin lo c a lity via-
ond.
TH U S. ELTO N S l.o o p
P a u l S c h u lz e — C ock 1st, hen 1st ited th e fa ir at G reisham .
I K E D M U R R A Y S M IT H
W ar Svlngs Stam ps save lives.
W a te r C o lo r,
HARRY SPEN C ER
hen 2d, n u ck erel 1st, co c k e re l 2d, pul
.Jesse R a d fo rd is slow ly Im p ro v in g
Have for th e c o u n try 's sake.
L an d scap e, n a tu r e — O live M ills,
W A l.F R E I i ST A I F E N S O N
le t 1st, p u lle t 2d, sp e c ia l, b e st pen in a f te r a n o th e r o p e ra tio n .
CORP. E A R L STA N LEY
first; Mrs. F. E. O ats, seco n d .
HARRY STA NLEY
sh o w , 2d.
S G T . W i i .B U R S T A N L E Y
F lo w ers
L e titia P u lf e r, first.
C a lle rs a t ih e hom e of Mr. an d
S G T V E l tN S T A T E R
W h ite O rp in g to n s,
F r u it- O live M ills, first.
P A L I. S T E V E N S
Mrs. A. C. B ro w n in g S u n d ay w ere,
M rs. It. F. W a ite rs Cock ls f ,
C L A R K E S T I L L lo .N S
Best c o llectio n -Olive M ills, first;
Mr. anil M rs. M ose W id n er, Mr. and
O SCA R ST O N E
hen 1st, h en 2d, c o c k e re l 1st, c o c k e r
A R T H U R S T R E U IN
Mrs. F. E. O uts, seco n d .
Mrs. K re tz , Mr. am i Mrs. J. M at
G E O R G E It. S W A G E R T
el 2d, p u lle t 1st, p u lle t 2d, pen 1st.
I 'oiioi-liroii)«*.
G E >R G E S W Y G E R T
th e w s, M rs. E lsie A n d rew s an d c h il
m ile b a s is
I ,E S T E R T A I . 1,.M A D G E
S
pecial,
best
solid
co
lo
red
b
ird
and
H ead M iss G race H u n t, first.
d re n and Mrs. L a u ru B arnes.
co rp .
I RANK
T E E V IN ,
s e v e re ly
best
m
ale
b
ird
in
E
n
g
lish
c
lass,
2d.
' w ounded.
S till life
Miss G race H u n t, first.
A lb ert A u lt v isited h o m e o v e r S u n
ED M O N D T E E V IN
It. 1. R ed -.
W ild . T E E V IN
P en cil s k e tc h
Miss G race H u n t,
d ay, d riv in g o u t on his m o to rcy cle.
PA Y M A STE R LLOYD T K G A R T
A.
W.
P
a
rk
s
C
ock
1st,
p
u
lle
t
1st.
first; Mrs. A n n ie H evel, seco n d .
21, L I E U T . E R N E S T T l l o M
L. D. E llio tt
C o rk 2d. lien 1st,
I.U R lc T H O M A S
P en an d in k d ra w in g — M rs. F ra n k
F ifty o rp h a n s hav e been a d o p te d
F R A N K W T llo M A S
lieu 2(1, cocker«'
1st, co« k erel 2d,
K IR K T H O M P S O N
P e a k , first; M rs. A nnie H ev el, second
by
th e U n iv ersity o f W isconsin, anil
STU A RT TH O M PSO N
1 2d, pen 1st.
P y o g ra p h y , wood M rs. Id a W il
FLA N K TO W N SEND
m
o
re
th a n »2,1100 ra ised fo r tlie lr
Bltu
k
Minorent*.
G E ' 'R G I-: T< I W N S E N D
liam s, first.
L E S L I E T< 'W N S E N D
■ upport.
In s te a d of ta k in g a ch ild
A
W.
P
a
rk
s
lien
Cock
lHt,
1st,
XI.I H o N S E V A N D o .N IN C K
C h in a P a in tin g .
h e re am i th e re , th e c o m m itte e m ad "
.-. o . V IK E N
hen
2d,
c
o
c
k
e
re
l
1st,
c
o
c
k
e
re
l
2d,
p
u
l
B est c o lle c tio n - Mrs. M. M cS m lth.
J o e VEKETT1
let 1st, pen 1st. S p ecial, best solid a rr a n g e m e n ts th r o u g h th e M adison
J O S E P H W A I.C II
first; M rs. D ella H o w itt, seco n d .
W M W A I.C II
o m m itle e fo r re lie f to ta k e all th "
co
lo red bird 1st.
C O R P . T H O S . M. W A T S O N
C ak e d ish
Mrs. M. M cH m ith, first.
h ild re n in one to w n , an d th e v llla g • |
E D G A R W E D IN
W
h
ite
Iie
g
h
o
r
iw
.
Mrs. E. E. .P o p p le to n , seco n d .
I .B E R 'l W E I S S
of
M o n lreiiil so n s Itols w as s e le c te d .!
l . E S I ,I E W I L E :;
H obt, a n d D onald H olm an
C ock,
P itc h e r
Mrs. M. M cS m lth , first,
M O R R IS W I I .M A R T I I
1st,
lien
1st,
ben
2d,
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G L E N C. W i l l , E E
M rs. Geo. W. S p rin g , seco n d .
Serve your co u n try by saving food.
G l Y E. W O L F E
co ck erel 2(1, p u lle t 1st, p u lle t 2d, pen
I.E M . AV. W u L I R
P la t te r — M rs. C. E. P o p p leto n ,
1
R oY E W O O D W A R D
1st.
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best
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first; Mrs. M eS m ith, seco n d .
L E W IS V E R G E R
E I '.X E R W E D I N
C up an d
s a u c e r M rs. M. Me Best so lid c o lo re d b ird 1st.
i o R P HENRY ZEN G ER
L yle M ason
W h ite L e g h o r n , 2d
S m ith , first; M rs. Delhi lio w itt. sec
aa Mil
4th LIBERTY LOAN BOND
SANITARY
MARKET
IN THE POULTRY HOUSE
Home-made Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
and Bacon.
G e o . D ie tl, P ro p .
-T h e £ } u g l e Q l l -
THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Just Put in New St<>ck
CENTURY TIRES
Adjusted on 6000
AUTO SUPPLIES
Tubes, Pan Belts
Weed Chains
Tire Lock Chains
Side Curtains
Back Curtains
Etc., Etc.
S. E. PALMOUIST
lire Shop
i,
Gresham
Auto Tires, Tires. Etc.
D ark l o r u isti.
ond.
R. C. Ila in il C o ck erel 1st, pullet
T h re e p lu tes
Mrs. C. E. P o pple
1st, pen 1st.
(■la<ll) lo o k “ W ar" B read .
t o n , first; Mrs. M. M cS inith, second.
P ig e o n s .
V ase
Mrs. M .M eS m ith , first;
' (,li. m o th er, m ust I net w ar b read ?”
R.
C.
Ila
u
iil
All a w a rd s includ
Mrs. D ella H o w itL seco n d .
L i"
d a u g h te r had been asked to
T ea s e t— Mrs. Della H o w itt, f i r s t; ing, beat m ale un i fem al« b ird s in
E n g lish class.
go I o th e b ak ery for bread for In r M rs. C . E. P o p p le to n , seco n d .
T u rk e y s ,
school lunch.
C o lo red P e rs ia n w ork
M rs. C. E
M iss Mary M cM illan, b ro n ze ttir
‘ I l ’s . In nth ss day, (b a r .”
P o p p b d o n , first.
key, 2d.
"But I d o n 't like w ar bread. It's so
G eese
d ark and d iffe re n t.
Ami th e ru les
BABY SH OW .
H elen B liss, firstp rig e,
;tr n’t for ch ild re n , a re th ey ?"
P re ttie s t baby u n d e r 1 y e a r
Mr.
YVilil < all Dm k s.
"No, h u t you know we w ere asked
Zilm .
Jo e P a q u e t, fir.' I prize.
to send one m illion b u sh els of w heat
Best baby h a ir M rs. Jo s. G arvC
G eo. W. Irw in won 40 first an.l
to th e allies by May first We have
S m allest baby- Mrs. C h as. W ick
14 se c o n d s on. b a n ta m s an d sp ecial
given o u r word, and o u r b a k er is tr y la n d e r.
.
A lso tw o s e c o n d : n . ,
ing to In lp by m ak in g th is spec lal
F a tte s t b aby u n d e r 1 y e a r M rs. fo r best trio .
pig« on s.
bread, w hich h as alm o st no w hite flour C h as. H unt« r.
In it w hatev er. But, of course. If you
Best d a rk
h a ir M rs. C. H. Mi
B Y B I I I I k YND II YBES.
d o n 't f, I you can help in th is way, G lrr.
you may buy a lig h te r lo af.”
h a ir
Mrs. R o b ert L u n d
I Icn iG b G ia n ts .
L ittle D a u g h te r s ta rte d off. In a bom .
L. I). E llio tt
S r. tirn k 1st an d 2 1.
few mum« n ts she re tu rn e d . M other
P r e ttie s t d a rk ey es - Mrs. N. ( ’
Sr, doe 1st a n d 2d
unw rapin-d th e package fT here was P a r r is h ,
L an g G oodw in J t . buck 1st, J r .
th e sm all, d a rk loaf, indeed d iffe re n t,
P re ttie s t lig h t ey es— M rs. Marl«
doe 2d.
hut ri ally m ost p alatab le and n o u r ila lile r .
A lex. HI« u so n J r . b uck 2d, J r . doe
ish in g L ittle D au g h ter's eyes w ere
W in n e rs of th e h ig h e s t sco res who 1st, J r . g re y buck 1st, J r . g re y do"
glow ing.
“ M other, th e t,ak< r ask ed me If I h av e e a rn e d a fre e tr ip to th e s t a r 1st.
\«-W Z e a la n d .
liked w ar b read , and I said I <lld.”
f a ir a t Salem , In th e sch o o l c o n te s ts '
L. D. E llio tt
All a w a rd s .
M other looked up in a sto n ish m en t. a r e ; Itu th K en n e, o f G ilb e rt school,
‘ Hut, my tb-ar, you ju s t sa id — ”
sew in g p ro je c t; N ellie N elso n , of
In th e ju v e n ile d iv isio n ih e fo llo w
“ Yes, m o th er, I know I ju s t said to P o w ell V alley, sew in g p ro je c t; L. K
you I d id n 't lik e It, but I w as afra id P ie rso n , o t P o rtla n d , ra b b it p ro je c t, ing w ere « tin n e rs on r a b b its : P re s to n
if I told It to th e baker, he would a n d A llen S id ell, o f B u ck ley school, B atter. Jo'fin S k in n e r, W in. S k iu m r,
W. P. Coo tier.
th in k I was a G erm an ."
co rn g ro w in g .
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
O f f ic e
w it h
C O M M E H C IA I. T t t A t lU F E R
CO.
325 A«h St., betw een F ir st and Second
G resh am Office, G a ra g e n e a r L u m b e r Y d., res. sam e.
Farmers, See Us About Hauling Your
Wheat and Hay.
PR O M PT
Oreatiam
Phone 851
AMD
R E L IA B L E
S E R V IC E
ALBERT EKSTROM
P o rtla n d
B<|wy 2083, A-2078
Lar|«« I , et a n d Ibid C o u g h .
T eam s fro n t sev en sch o o ls coni-
REPORTS,
ip e te d In th e g ir ls ' c a n n in g c o n te st
T »,*‘ ■“ * »' e s tim a te o f th e p o ta to
M uggins -a s t h e possessor of very T h(,
w ere g jven fo r t,,a ln w ork, ' to p fo r tj ie U nited S ta le s is 385,-
t a _•
li. if a m t a o r>
bad <ough H« „ g in n e a tn e ss, finished p ro je c t an d um i.m io b u s h e ls a s c o m p a re d w ith
en te re d a bootshop and th e young as sp4.p(|
, h „ rf.sult(( g avp O rle n , ! 4 4 2 .6 3 « ,t> 0«. b u sh e ls la st y e a r
sistan t turned the shop upside ( l o w n j ^ ^ ,
w hh „
po|nU
T h„ o(h I
to find so m eth in g to fit his ,»ut sic« | prjl fo llo w in g jn o r d e r w e re : A rle t.t,
M uggins had ju s t trie d on th e fo rtieth
se co n d , 8 4 p o in ts ; C lin to n K elly,
p a ir when he sta rte d coughing.
th ir d , 77 p o in ts ; F r a n k lin h ig h ,
"It's a nasty cough you’ve got,” said
f o u r th , 75 p o in ts ; F u lto n P a rk an d
the assistant.
H u ck m an tied w ith 72 p o in ts fo r fifth
■'Yes,” gasped Muggins.
“ Doctor
says I've one foot in the grave now.” place.
H olm an school m ade 67
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“I shouldn't w orry,” said the assist- points. The O rient team wins the
Mr. C. A McCarty, Special Agent, l,lt “You’ll never g et the o n e - in; free trip to th e sta te fair, all ex
Standard Oil Company, Qresham 11" t0° bl< '
penses paid, for two days. T he th ree
(CeMeeafc)
T l FSDAY. SE PT E M B ER
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HONOR ROLL FOR GRESHAM AND VICINITY
OVTLOOK
T h „ , , ovel. 8W,„ <rop
! 4pry s h o r t th is y y e e a a r r a a n n d d it
If m ay l> ■
rtfu'-ssal y to im p o rt in to th e s la te
fo r use nex t s p rin g .
We
u su a lly
sh ip o u t .
M a r k e t re p o rts sh o w t h a t o v e r
tw ice a s m uch hay h a s been sh ip p e d
in to f ’o rtla m l up to d a te a s in y ears
b efo p e. At p re s e n t th e p rice seem s
to be p r e tty well e s ta b lis h e d a n d th e
su p y |y ab o u t eq u a l to th e d e m an d .
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