Gresham outlook., July 11, 1919, Image 1

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VOL. 9, NO. 38
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY. JULY 11, 1919
$1.50 PER YEAR
FAIR BOARD MAKES
ADDITIONS TO LIST
WESTERNER HEAD OF
ELECTRIC BOARD
WOMEN REPORT ON FIVE-DAY OUTING
MISSIONARY WORK REVEALS WONDERS
TURNS FROM NATIONAL
TO STATE AFFAIRS
PIONEER HISTORY
OF ROBERTS FAMILY
S e p tem be r 15, 16, 17, 18, 18, 20
The Lades Kid and the Mis io na ry
om paniot
■ h-n 1 w ith M r and
are th e dates o f th e co m b in e d M u lt ­
( M a h iiix D vdlby E i . i . x u )
j Society met at the home o f Mr,
IL R. ( 'a'r
. C. M
and M r and Mrs
nom ah C o u n ty F a ir and M a n u fa c tu r­
W ho eve r supposed th a t a prairie*
Ham
iltei!
Z im m e rm a n Wednesday a ffe rri »on.
n e ri v eo Ore ahani,
ers' and L a n d P ro d u c ts Show.
I scho on er was nam ed fo r its sea-going
and Hiss I . ti u Parmel
A lth o u g h the day was very w arm
v the - ijit o r
T h e officers are H. A. Le w is, p re s i­
am i
fo rty m em bers were present
a c c o m p lis h m e n ts ’
I d id no t. and I
The
live-day auto
fr a n k ly confessed the same- as I aat
Z im m e rm a n home w ith its s pa do t
d e n t; R u fu s H o lm a n , vice p re id e n t;
poini
scenic in te rest
on Joh n R o b e rts’ fr o n t porch and .
rooms, deep porch and cool law n
in g to i and the Hood
A. F. M ille r , s e c re ta ry ; T heo d. » r u g ­
R o yal A nn s fro m ¡1 c h e rry tree- plant
proved a d e lig h tfu l retrea t.
t
t
ile
iff.«
high-
ge r, tre a s u re r; C. O. M in to n , m a n ­
eei 58 years hro by the pio n e e r
I
It Is p e rfe c tly n a tu ra l fo r Indies f.
side i f the C olum bia
ager.
mil
do tw o th in g s at once, so, w h ile ► on.
suppose*d till* V ehicle was dubiieel a
r the 'o lu m b ia R iv e r
T h e f a ir w ill be m uch la rg e r th is
were n im b ly s titc h in g on flim v ».-win-
schooner by some w it. ju s t as one
a n d iti ns fu r m otor-
y e a r th a n any p re v io u s one. To the
am p
o r d a in ty c m 1 - t. and oth ers le l.u r. Iv
re fe rs fo n d ly to one's a u to m o b ile
were ideal
re g u la r M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty f a ir has
11s the old b o a t."
ro c k in g back and fo rth , they discussed
'lu d i il si .-ral
side
been added th e m a n u fa c tu re rs ’ e x ­
the business o f th.- day and -n jo v . <| .1
N o t at a ll.
llo w d id 1 suppose
ookout m ount-
h ib its and la n d p r o d u its d isp la y. T in
program .
they had crossed the riv e rs ?
I had
s located as a
c o u n ty e x h ib its is also a new fe a tu re .
L itt le Miss Beth Z im m e rm a n and
not given t lia t a th o u g h t; ba il ju s t
to u t eor forest
A lre a d y , tw e lv e co u n tie s have p ro m ­
o f the t best peaks
M’ o v in B row n each spoke pieces and tire-s
ta ke n Hie erosstngs t o r g ra n te d . H u t
th e
ised to e n te r e x h ib its , some o f these
M iss Ir« lie Wood played Per Lnsson's am o
tiovv 1 know H int tlte* crossing s were
us id e
Congressman Fran klin F. Ells
som- w hat e n tra li; located be
fro n t th e sta te o f W a s h in g to n .
The
Crescendo, an il there was a vocal rang
not Reel sea in e ld e n ts. lo r Joh n R o b ­
twee
worth
of
Minnesota
ia
proving
the
nn-
p re m iu m s have been increased 60%
I
duet
by
M
rs
S
h
ip
le
y
and
Mrs.
Brow
n
e rts crossed tin- riv e rs and p la in s and
peaks o f Hood,
haries E Elmquist of Minne­
exception to the average public
ir id 'S t il lens, a ll o f w hich
o v e r la st y e a r’s a w a rd s. $25.000 fo i
F o u r m in u te , extem poraneous speeches
m o u n ta in s in 1852. He was a sm a ll
a p o lis . is chairm an of
the new
official
in
g
o
v
nient
affairs,
A
l­
si
were
assigned
to
Mrs.
Eastm
an.
M
rs
p re m iu m s and th e ra c in g p ro g ra m .
I’ g r in de ui- fo u r to)
lad o f five su m m e rs n u t lie re m e m ­
Federal E le c tric R a ilw a y Com­
.It el fe et above the lo o k o u t’s 1 though he is
.vlng hla third
Z
im
m
erm
a
n.
Mrs.
K
id
d
e
r
and
Mrs.
$15,000 and $10,000 re sp e ctive ly.
bers the schooner voyages across tIn-
m ission. whose du ty it Is to de­
te rm at W a
on, he la t u r n ­
le-h is about -.omi - e l l l l g l l !
S te rlin g .
D u rin g the ten m inutes s ta tio
T h e pro spe cts fo r th is ye a r are ex­
P la tte and Snake riv e rs , as w e ll as
te rm in e the general p rin cip le s o f
Du
ing his beau to
home
affairs
vanti ge p o in t Hi govern |
given
them
to
collect
t
h
e
ir
thoughts
c e e d in g ly b rig h t.
A il h o u sin g space
the da ng erou s
fo rd in g »
of
m an*
r t'g u .tito n , op era tion and service
m
ent
again
and
has
announced
h
it
can­
tr
y
i
and
fo
rm
u
la
te
th
e
ir
speeches,
it
was
ervice
Is
t
now a v a ila b le is f u ll, but a rra n g e ­
s w ir lin g
stream s.
Those
wagons
ee-ting a ,
e le c tric tra n s p o rta tio n .
didacy fqg governor of hla stale
voted th a t tlie m issio n a ry society glus-
g i1 ing au un. istrue t. .1 1
ments w ill be m ade to m ake a m p le . of
. ____________ _
» e re b u ilt lik e boats. They dipped
w ould pay fo r one scho la rship at an view
many m iles over tin- variou s
room fo r a d d itio n a l a cco m m o d a tio n s. w
r D P V A V eno A
ill the m id d le .
T h a t was w hy th e y
rang-
A
laskan
m
ission
school.
a
sum
o
f
$70
Even th e concessions are a ll ta ke n up W ' J
SPEAKS
fo o th ills , a ffo rd in g the forest
sagged on th e top. A nd a ta r bucket
rang.
i
per
year.
Reports
o
f
va
rio
u
s
in
te
re
s
t­
e
it
it
h
is
Instruments
a
chance
T he e re c tin g o f the boys' and g ir ls
at GLADSTONE SUNDAY
SCALING MT HOOD
w as alw ays in c lu d e d in an out lit, th a t
in g m is s io n a ry item s were given, IO di k’over and local ■ 11 t l f at its very
in d u s tr ia l c lu b house has been as­
th e w agon m ig h t be re n d e re d w a te r
A
THRILLING
EVENT
Un
T
uesd
ay,
the
W
illa
m
e
tte
V
a
l­
niiiK.
T
ele
ph
oi
am
ong
them
the
rep
ort
o
f
the
M
eth­
)c
conne
tig h t.
signed to a c o m m itte e com posed o f
■tlotis on-
biin to i i ‘port t » ce n tra statio ns,
M in to n , Le w is, W e a tb e rre d . M ann le y e h a u ta u q u a at G la d sto n e p a rk, od ist re lie f s h ip w h ich is s a ilin g th is
T he e m ig ra tio n o f th e R o be rts
A p a rty o f 25 o r 30 yo u n g people
wli<
u
en
in
a
f<
w
m
i
m
onth
fo
r
Europe,
laden
w
ith
grains,
nutes
tii
•- fighters
and H o lm a n .
T hey ha ve* been a u ­ was o ffic ia lly opened by ('. H. Dye,
fa m ily re a lly s ta rte d in 1851 wlu-n
fro
m
P
o
rtla
n
d
,
am
ong
th
e
m
M
u
rg
a
re
»
‘an
t>e
dispatched
fa
rm
in
g
im
plem
ents,
c
lo
th
in
g
,
liv
e
­
0
check
the dCB-
th o riz e d to go ahead w ith the b u ild ­ p re s id e n t o f th e asso cia tion.
Stephen R o be rts sole) his fa rm in
It in ­ stock and o th e r supplies fo r the d e sti­ tru e l
• ¡ »n ut fir. a
, B u rk e and Lester Richey o f G re sli P e o ria c o u n ty , I llin o is , broke- cam p
in g w h ic h th e boys and g ir ls o f .M u lt­
clude!'
13
b
ig
days,
Ju
ly
8
to
20,
ln
-
Tie
sig
ht
o
f
vast.
tu
te
Europeans.
The
c
h
u
rc
h
lias
also
forests
if burned uni, se t out to c lim b M t. H ood. T hey am i m oved to Iow a.
nom ah c o u n ty have been so d ilig e n t ­
li e headed a
| e lu sive , l u l l o f b ig a ttra c tio n s .
"The b u ilt th re e Idg orphan homes In F ranc
and dead, w h iie n in I and worthless.
ly ra is in g fu n d s fo r th e past year.
In h is ow n
-Hove as fa r as th e snow lin e in tlie tr a in o f 25 fa m ilie s .
V
ic
to
ry
y
e
a
r
fe
s
tiv
a
l
is
f
u
ll
o
f
in
s
p
lr-
and
one
in
Ita
ly
to
help
care
fo
r
the
one»
g
re 11 and a fte rn o o n o f th e F o u rth .
Since p r in t in g some changes have :
. .......... I " '”
‘ 'isp u
(M a ry
Ann
H ere the y wagon were his w ife
ah
.
Me
tim
i
r
eov.
m
illio
n
homeless
c
h
ild
re
n
.
As
soon
as
rin
g
th
been o rd e re d in th e p re m iu m lis t o f
, r ' r ' 1,1
•''¡‘ r ilin g , progress
se niiiun- l'ite-li el e-amp a n il resteel u n t il 3 :3 0 T r ip p R o b e rts ), tw o s m u ll sons and
193 9
In the do m estic b a k in g I
11,,
i " “ 1 « •« » m u n ity s p ir it, in ­ possible (h is w o rk w ill he la k e ji up in ta in side* is p itifu l in«l<M’d
1 .if. ra ilv
T w o yo u n g men
-.iturelay- m o rn in g .
Tlie. fo u r m ile a baby d a u g h te r.
it li o f tim b e r has
y e a r, s u b s titu te m a te ria ls were re
., .''
m usic,
le c tu re , G< rin a tiy also. Some of the features at bU llo is o f d o lla rs
c ilin ti up 10 th e to p was too m u ch fo r were engaged to care fo r the 59 head
been
Io
pre
the
big
centenary
e
x
h
ib
itio
n
were
d
is­
eut a re-
q u ire d .
That
ru le
has been c a n - '
<’^ l|l|u5e’ e x h ib its . ca m p in g
o f c a ttle In exchange fo r th e ir tr a n s ­
cussed. One In p a rtic u la r was of more c u rr. H’e of th ia tha the go v e rn n ic n t some o f tlie p a rty to even a tte m p t, p o rta tio n .
celled and cooks m ay use th e custo
So th e s p rin g o f 1852
re m a in e d in cam p.
T lie
is d<‘ eloping th»- for» st rangi r system. so th e y
In
e
ve
ry
m
o
rn
in
g
session,
exce
pt­
than
o
rd
in
a
ry
in
te
re
st,
a
surp
rise
raa ry m a te ria ls .
T he 1918 ban on
At H. tnlock a g n at t ir nu rsi ry is be- k .e rilii-f oni-s. dressed lik e E skim o s fouiiel th e p a rty cam ped n e ar Hu-
in
g
S
undays.
th
e
re
is
a
fo
ru
m
h
o
u
r
feature
G
riffith
,
the
big
Him
m
aker,
Ic in g has ulso been rem oved
T in-
present c ity o f C o u n c il B lu ffs , w a it­
ih e
p e o p le ’s h o u r
On M onday is at Colum bus p u ttin g th is most re­ In g d \ < ioped where \vi re »i-.-t in lllln n s in su m m e r, s tru c k out f o r the to p o f in g f o r tile s p rin g freshe ts.
pies are In- a separate class, b lit the
As the
I t was a real adventure*,
o f t ii ;» firs g ro w n f ir re fo r •stra tion. Hu- peak.
m
a
rka
b
le
o
f
e
x
h
ib
itio
n
s
on
perm
anent
m
o
rn
in
g
,
Ju
ly
14,
Mrs.
M
L
,
T.
H
id
-
lis t o f o th e r b a k in g a n il aw a rd s is
stre a m s subsided th e p a rty jo in e d in
•
o
r
a
w
ind
s
to
rm
,
a
lm
o
s
t
eq
ua
l
to
u
T
h
is
jurs.
ry
s
u
p
p
lì-
d
f‘n
_anr,i
-
"
rs
-
M
abel
B
u
rto
n
o
f
the
record.
Thus.
w
ho
could
not
atten
d
in
s
n
il
t
ill
refores-
as fo llo w s ;
tile rush
to
th e «Itegon c o u n try .
, < r . .1 w ill be In charge. One | person, m ay have an o p p o rtu n ity to see tra t i» - 1 w ork fo r U n gon. Wr s liln g tn n gale, b ro ke loose, at tlnn -s a lm ost A lo n g tin n o rth bank o f tlie" P la tte
P o ta to yeast bread $1. 50c: g r a ­
b lin d in g tlie u i
W ith
(he sleet and
it on the screen
ska.
o
f
p
o
p
u
la
r
in
te
re
s
t
to
a
ll
g
ra
n
g
e
rs
ham bread $1, 50c; steam ed bread
It gre w so cold tliu t Icicles they tra v e le d , across the N ebraska
A
n tr ip was inaile fr o m W h ite snow
T h a t one can never o u tliv e the effect
$1, 50c; n u t brpad $1, 50c; B a k in g is the one scheduled fo r W ednesday,
froze-
on
d ie rim o f the h a t, a n ti fro s t p ra irie , w ith C h im n e y Rock to w e rin g
Saint
to
T
ri
id'
good
vvorl
done,
was
.
m
p
h
a
tie
a
lly
m
t
i.a
k
i
.
at
po w d e r b is c u its
$1, 50c; gra h a m July 16, when Joh n ( ’ . K e tc h u m w ill
ahead o f th e m f o r a w h o le week he
colleeteel
a ro u n d tile face.
M
t.
tins.
illu
s
tra
te
d
in
an
account
o
f
the
Hindoo
1
liés
tuk
s
io ne arly
gem s $1, 50c; f r u it cuke $1.50, 75c. le c tu re on the O regon S ta te G ra n g i
fo re they fin a lly passed It. in to KVy
O
u
t
o
f
th
e
e
n
tir
e
p
a
rly
o
n
ly
six
so
ld
ie
r
in
th
e
W
orld
W
ar.
A
.
,1.
ea
flv
.
m
iles
:
h
ro
u
g
li
a
very
line
|cr a n tt,g
coffee cake $1.50, 75c;
n u t cake, O n F rid a y , J u ly 1«, M rs
o m in g th ro u g h th e D e v ils ’ G ate, past
t.
ached
th
e
s
u
m
m
it;
o
f
course
G
resh-
-h
i
r
­
tio
u
ago,
In
d
ia
was
s
tric
k
e
n
w
ith
n
am i f r u it section, where- moun-
$1.50, 75c; A n g e l cake $1.50, 75c: hvvope, sta te p re sid e n t o f the W.
hi n r e p r i s i*n t n t I v«‘s wpre u tiio iiK thf* Ind epe nd ence R ock, across the Sw eet­
- . ntus a ffo rd ample- w a te r fo r
w ill le c tu re on " A m e ric a n iz a ­ de va sta tin g fam ine. The orphans le ft ta in
c h o co la te la y e r cake $1.50, 75c, I I
fu
st
T in . view fro m th e to p was w a te r r iv e r and a ro u n d S p lit Rock.
ir
r
ig
;
were
tra
in
e
d
by
the
m
issionaries.
Kt
ion
purpow.
s
Autos
easily
go
S a tu rd a y , J u ly 18, the fo ru m
d e v ils la y e r ra k e $1.50, 75c; cocoa- tio n .
to th s n o w lin e on Mt Adams. One lim ite d because o f the clo u d s and Past th e b ra n ch o f th e B ea r r iv e r
a resu lt from p iis teaching, the H i-i-hx
n u t la y e r cake $1.50, 75c; je lly r o ll h o u r is g iv e n to the s ta te G. A. R
»f t
soldie rs were as lo yal as any soldiers
in te re s tin g sig hts In th is tin- sto rm w h ich was s u rro u n d in g It. w h ere th e go ld seeker» » tu rfe d sou th
$1.50,
75c;
dozen ra ised
d o u g h ­ J. I) Stevens and Judge C. (1. B u rto n
T h o u g h no one was " a t h o m e ", fo r C a lifo rn ia , n o rth and west up the
loca t i y is tb.- lava cave.
W ith o u t th is e a rly m issio n a ry w ork
I t is in
n u ts $1 50, 75c: dozen frie d cakes In charge.
S outh o f
tlie H indo o in a ll p ro b a b ility vvoulJ prae-t a lly level co u n try
T here Is a tb.-y m ite re d th e o b s e rv a tio n cabin' m e a n d e rin g S nake riv e r.
Every
a
lte
rn
o
o
n
and
e
v
e
n
in
g
th
e
re
$1.50, 75c;
d o le n g in g e r coo kie
A pot o f hot o ld F o rt l i n l l and n o r th o f o ld F o rt
sm all npi-ning on tin- surface and you on to p o f the peak.
have taken advantage o f tin w ar situ
is
a
m
u
sica
l
co
n
ce
rt
and
le
c
tu
re
$1, 50c; dozen w h iti s u g a r cookie,
lioe-olate was cooked, a m i a Mnza- Boise, th ro u g h th e pass in the B lu e
S unday e v e n in g , J u ly 13, W illia m a tlo n am t revolted, there by a d ding to go li' n about 28 feet in to w h a t was
$1, 50c; su n sh in e cake $1.50, 75c
to
Lee's en cam p m ent.
once irobably an u n de rgrou nd w ater ni.e s b re a k fa s t eaten in a roo m harel- m o u n ta in »
the burdens e f tin- allies.
Je
n
n
in
g
s
B
rya
n
v.
il
l
he
at
G
lad
stone
ja m cake $ 1 59, 75c.
S tra ig h t west the n to T h e Dalles.
T lie spee ch m akers appeared about ro ti rs o r lake.
I t Is saiel yos can v la rg e r th a n a d ry goods box.
o
le
c
tu
re
on
"F
o
re
ig
n
am
i
D
om
estic
T h e p rize s fo r th e la rg e s t collec­
A t one tim e as th e y to lle d th ro u g h
T in- e-limb to th e top to o k six
Mrs. tr a v i’ a m ile in th is eave.
K m u sica l p re lu d e w in th is tim e, ready fo r the ordeal
tio n o f
canned
s tu ffs
have been I ro b le m s ."
out
and d is ­
R tu r n in g to W hite Salm on we ho urs. T he t r ip do w n was m ade In the m o u n ta in » , w o rn
Eastm an showed that she has a ju d i­
be
g
ive
n
by
the
E
a
rl
H
ip
p
ie
C
oncert
raised fro m $4 and $3 to $6 a n il $
O fte n the y sat dow n cou ra g e d , th e y m et a s tra n g e r who
c ia l head in her household. She fa eel fe rr ieei across to Hooel R iver. M ost o f tw o ho urs.
com
pany.
fo r
firs t
prizes, and fro m $2.60
c la im e d to have h a ile d fro m the W il­
In th e a fte rn o o n o f J u ly lg . M rs th a t assemblage, judges and a ll. w ith ­ tiu day was sp. nt in m o to rin g th ro u g h -in.l s lid , in some places excee*ellng la m e tte V a lle y . He advised the m to
and $1.50 to $3 and $2.50, second
o u t a v is ib le tre m o r, and spoke f o r i th upper and lo w er valleys, v ie w in g speed lim it .
T h re e o f t h e ir p a rty ,
A
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w
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ll
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prizes.
three and a h a lf m in u te s u s'n g het tiu orchards where the w orld-fam ed -tie o f these a w om an, became separ- che er up and h u r r y a lo n g to the par
T w o Ite m s have been added to th e experience as a le g is la to r fo r O regon. notes o n ly once
apples are grow n. T lie orch ard a were , ate-il fro m the- guide*. T hey were lo st adiae ahead, w h ere fo r tu n e smile-1
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f
le
ctu
re
s
a
re
devoted
file t c ro c h e t; a c o lle c tio n o f yokes,
lie Halil th e sweet
To be f a ir to the rest it is necessary in p rim e e o iu lltio n
Ir r ig a tio n systems - 9 ! several ho urs, g iv in g e ve ryon e a upon a ll com ers
to
th
e
w
a
r
and
its
re
su
lts.
On
S
at­
$2 and $1, and lib r a r y s c a rf, $1 and
to say th a t M rs Z im m e rm a n read her cover the entire- valley. Tin- q u a lity
ooel (leal o f uneasiness
T h e y were potatoes g re w to such a size In th ■
u
rd
a
y
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
,
J
u
ly
12.
"S
om
e
By-
50 cents.
spi'eeh out o f a paper. I t d id n 't seem and abundance o f the tine f r u it grow n - fo r tu n a te ly fo u n d a n il b ro u g h t sa fe ly va lle y th a t one c o u ld s it on one end
T he O ld L a d ie s’ d e p a rtm e n t was 1 ro d u c ts o f A rm a g e d d o n " is a lec­ to h o lie r her n h it, fo r she kept r ig h t ' here 1 b s im p ly the re s u lt o f man's | back to cam p a fte r h a vin g covered o f a p o ta to and w a rm one's shins,
tu
re
hv
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r.
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tc
liffe
.
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ly
19,
P
r
i­
e n tire ly o m itte d fro m th e p re m iu m
w h ile th e o th e r end o f the tu b e r was
on a fte r the fo u r m in u te s were up system atic us.* o f tin- n a tu ra lly favor-1 ; ab ou t 48 m iles.
ro a s tin g in the ashes.
lis t, b u t th a t was n o t in te n tio n a l. vate Peat, fam ou s the w o rld o ve r The ch a irm a n tiad to rap her in to able con ditions.
Here is seen the
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T h is d e p a rtm e n t is m ore th a n ever
A t T h e D alles th e baby s is te r was
thi-usanel d o lla r an acre o rch a rd land. | BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
in th e e ve n in g when he w ill g ive an silence.
a p a rt o f th e fain.
b u rie d
T lie fa m ily engaged a flat
M rs K iik b r lost out on her I -live ry K\ 1 d id n 't have tin t to go In to p a rtic ­
ON
MRS.
JA
S
LAWRENCE
Below a re the a rtic le s th a t may acco un t o f his " T w o years in h e ll and
boat fo r the C o lu m b ia r iv e r tr ip .
tin- ladies in the d in in g room could u la rs but eonsfeler in va lu a b le tlie Ideas
back
w
ith
a
s
m
ile
."
T
h
e
very
last
be en te re d and the p rize s fo r ta c h :
gained from tills hasty view of the |
not hear he r
Mrs. James Law rence hail a b lrth - T h e tw o h ire d men s ta rte d o v e rln tiil
P atch w o rk q u ilt, c o tto n $2. $1: e ve n in g o f e h a u ta u q u a , J u ly 20, be­
Mrs. S to rin g did exceedingly well
v a lle y and w ou ld not have missed w b a t )
' yesterdav
H e r parents. M r. and w ith th e c a ttle . A la n d in g was made
patch w o rk q u ilt , w ool o r s ilk $2. $1 : sides the usual co n ce rt, th e re w ill he
below
th e m o u th o f the
When the judges re tire d to niak
w obse-rved fo r a great ele-al.
M
is
D.
I.
Me-I.aln.
In vite d her up to one m ile
piece in d ra w n w o rk $1. 50c; 1 y a rd an illu s tr a te d le c tu re on the "C lo s ­ th e ir d e risio n , it was found th a t Mrs.
Of course the fam ous Punch Bow l | d in n e r— a b irth d a y
d in n e r w ith a Sandy. A < ab ln was ren te d fro m E.
o r m ore k n it o r cro ch e te d la te $1, ing Hays o f th e W a r ."
R. S cott and th e R o b e rts w in te re d on
Eastm an was so close a second to Mrs. was visite d . T ills is an im m ense pool b irth d a y cake.
G la d sto n e p a rk is an Ideal cam p­ S te rlin g th a t they alm ost tied
50c;
k n itte d
s to c k in g s
$1. 50c:
Mrs. at the foot o f a ten o r fifteen fo o t fa il | In the me a n tim e , her daughters, M rs the pre sen t s ite o f th e Stone hom e on
k n itte d socks $1, 50c; fa n c y h a n d ­ in g Place, th e big firs k e e p in g it de­ Eastm an, w ho was peeking aue) over­ o f the Hood riv e r, w h ich rushes be- 1 H W A y ls w o rth an il M rs George Page' the F a irv ie w road. T h e tw o tnen In
H u n d re d s o f peopii heard a ll th a t the hielg-s said, toss-el tvv en p re cip ito u s c liffs of b a s a ltic '
k e rc h ie fs . not less th a n 3 $1, 50c; lig h t f u lly cool.
9 1 th e ir fa th e r in een the- secret, were cha rge o f th e R o b e rt» ' c a ttle dro ve
e m b ro id e re d sofa p illo w
50c ; enjoy th e "city o f te n ts ," re m a in in g in her h a n d k e rc h ie f w ith 15 vents ree k. H. r. salm on copld b- seen leap ­ isy at tlie Lawre nce home- pre-paring th e m as f a r as Hood R iv e r, w r itin g
e m b ro id e re d
ce n te rp ie ce $1. 50c; on tl.e g ro u n d s th e e n tire tw o weeks kn o tte d in tlie c o rn e r T h a t may nav ■ ing from tlie b o llii.s s w illin g pool to ■>r a big s u rp rise
About tw o o’clock, fro m th e re th a t th e re was no feed
biased the jndges in he r fa vo r B-- that tin ledge- above in th - fa.-e o f the- ■ In 11 e v e ry th in g was in readiness, M rs and th a t the c a ttle w ere d y in g
It
50c
o ' VICTORY committees
as it may, tlie fina l eieeisfon was that ru s h in g flood
M any fe ll back but v.vlsw orth dro ve up fo r her m other was im p o ssib le f o r Stephen R o b e rts
k n itte d o r cro ch e te d m itte n s $1. 5m
HOLD LAST MEETING in o rd e r to te ll w h ich one was the oth ers succeeded in m a kin g tlie-ir way • x p la ln ln g that the g ra n d c h ild re n were to m ake the t r ip up th e re th ro u g h
b e tte r sp* aker, the y would have to com ­ to 1 he- spa w n ing grounds above-
k n itte d o r cro ch e te d s h a w l $1. 5o< .
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g ro w in g ve-ry iu ip a tie n t to see g ra n d ­ th e »now fo r hl» sto c k , so he lo u t the
best specim en d a rn in g $1, 50 c; best I
1,11 'x te u t iv e com m ittee and sub pete once more-. It app*-ars. bow ,-er,
A n evening t r ip home along the ma's b irth d a y cakp.
e n tire herd. T he tw o men wen- never
Upon rea ching her heme, M rs l,aw- heard rro tn a g a in , b u t frie n d s o f the
spe cim e n p a tc h in g «1, 59 c; c h ild ’s « 'o m m itte .» fo r the F o u rth o f J u ly c . ' th a t the- society favored M rs. S te rlin g , m o s t b e a u tifu l se-enie h ig h w a y in the-
lei eoinplet d o u r jo u rn e y
But
i iu n il not o n ly the lit t le folks fa m ily la te r assured th e m t h a t Hie
dress, e m b ro id e re d $1, 50c.
I e b ratlo n held tlm ir last business meet because tin y im m e d ia te ly voted th a t a
- • • : lo see th e ra k e , but
e n te r in g c a ttle had been seen in tlie n e ig h b o r­
I n d e r class <3
preserves, p ic k le s
,
8
’ un an im ou s ballot Is- -ast lo r Mrs. St •
a n d canned fr u its , a ll
firs t prizes
i , ' . , ' , ' <la? ' v'
w'» h the ex- lin g as presili. •lit of til. M iS n to tl.il v assistants, M rs Ke rn, Mis. F u lle r, .Mrs. He d in in g room she found about 38 of hood o f H ills b o ro in tlie s p rin g
have been increased $2 and a ll sec-
a " b i ll, S ociety fo r th i ensuing te rm .
E a rly
In
1853 Stephen R o b e rts
Ke lle y, am i M rs H a rriso n , began se rv­ in r frie n d s h o ld in g th e ir bre ath fo r
ond prizes $1
1
1 ,” “ 1 ,r " ? ‘lp,H fo r th . ode
T h in g s were g e ttin g a little- warm ing d e licio u s ice i n a ili and eak -, and fear -lie- w ould liisi-o vi-r them too soon. to o k up a d o n a tio n la n d c la im on the
In o rd e r to find tim e fo r everv
t ’„ r . s" $ l 'm ''
*'■'«» I expend! a b o u t t h i s tin e so the- hostess and het • y. ryhotly forgot polities.
M i s I see re-on- was so e-ornpli-tely sur* m eadow land n e a r th e riv e r.
The
1 s i--e l th a t s in to o lo s t her breath for R uby stock fu rm occupies tin- horn»*
t h i n g M o n d a y h a s b, . n added to f,. . r w ill
,
a,'.m t $200
-■ v»*ial e-ounts
A riel then everybody Hite Where the y b u ilt tin- firs t lo g
week
I t is th e o p e n in g day and a is o p
‘ . "H
" i-d
laughed.
th e c h ild r e n ’, day. A b ig in d u s tr ia l the c ity i,r . department ““ ° " r ‘°
house
Tin- I ’age S tanley» a rriv e d
—
—
....
.
,
was
ac
A very, very bappv a fte rn o o n was ; th a t year, ta k in g the a d jo in in g i la in ,
pageat t w ill be g iv e n in w h ich a ll
pted ns a firs t c o n trib u tio n towarel
d’
and e-al party refresh m en ts O th e r n e ig h b o rs were D r Joh n Pow
available school c h ild re n w ill ta ke th»- purcitas. o f ate auto true-k fo r th ’ i ”
w e re served. Mrs. Lawre-nt-e g e ttin g e ll, Jam es P o w e ll, tin* D u nb ars, B u x ­
p a rt
rvie-es
I t ia astlcipateel th a t the city
Hie- t-i ■•-st dish o f Ice ere-atll.
tons and H a lls T in- c h ild re n o f tin • »
P io n e e r day w ill be a b ig on
A ll w ill hein raise- th*- re m a in d e r o f the
Ii -t of frie n d s wish Mrs. I,aw- - fa m ilie s were tlie firs t p u p ils in Hi-
pioneers who w ear th e 191 a badge req uire d sum.
1.11,11.1 lia iq iv re tu rn s o f tin- day Shakes schoolhouse ;ft F a irv ie w .
o f the P io n e e r a sso cia tio n w ill b
A
th a t tin- big a ffa ir I- over, the 1
Some o f th e tneudow uas covered
a d m itte d fre e o f charge
B ig stu.
• o in m itt '- a nil a ll those who assisted, '
■ -I and intellectual benefits w ith w a te r In th e s p rin g O th e r laud
a rc p ro m ise d fo r th is h is to ric a l <!u
. '1 in - • lin g a gr- .it ilea! of
' are la sting .
was b ro ke n by Hit* oxen h itc h e d to a
T h u day reserved f o r G resham satibfact in am i pride in the success
M r I'a r ls e iii saiel tin- distance- cov-
rud e plo w , an il potatoes were p la n te -l
a lre a d y rin g s w ith vv. r w h o o p -
K
in »' J-’-o -i td iu n g
Gr<-gbam niuei.-
- I ' d on tin- t r ip was 288*x, m iles, con- W h ile the Ir is h spuds d id not u tta in
c a m p fire at n ig h t w ith the* e ver pop t.ei im pression am i a favorable- one
u m im
23 ga llo ns of gasoline and ,
the fa b u lo u s size o f th a t n o to rio u s •
ttla r In d ia n w a r dance w ill be lo oke d V isito rs he:
fo r tile firs t tine - we-re-|
bout tw o q u a rts o f o il. T h e re were
sweet p o tu to th e y were “ w h op pers '
fo rw a rd to by both o ld and vtntng please-d w it! tlie e-li-an stree-ts, attrae-
V - ti -rsons in Ins tru s ty Doelge car '
and th e y ie ld fro m th a t v irg in loam
but especially the yo u n g w ho e n j
tiv e homes and tin- b e a u tifu l surro un d
o il ov» r 498 pounds o f bagguge- were 1
a s to iils lie il the
s e ttle rs
T h e oxen
h a ir ra is in g t h r ills .
in g co u n try.
ca rrie d .
| were w o rke d a l day am) tu rn e d in t 1
the b ru sh at n ig h t
They a c tu a lly
R eal E e tn fe T ra n s fe rs .
ORIENT CANNING CLUB
I m it l ’ rlce» <)ff»-r»vl.
cleared m any acres as they fo ra g e d
Eel OslMirn has sole! 20 acres m-ar
HOLD HELPFUL MEETING
'I lo
Co-operative- B e rry G ro w e rs 1 Those firs t years w ere lean ones.
Anderson s ta tio n to O. F. S m ith , fro m
- lo o lii vp-tzger -to re are offe rin g T h a t tin- fa m ily m ig h t have x n n i-
l,en Angeles
M is
He len C o w g ill am i .Mis. Elbe-1
-, - o u tr a i
f r u it at tin- fo llo w in g Hour and ba- on to v a ry th e p o ta t 1
F red E Todd's residence in la w
< jiL v ii, - I... 1 w i t h i l l . t i r i - n t . . i n n i n g
p r ie :
m t 10 you , crates fu rn is h e d : d ie t, Stephen and .Mary A n n Ito ln -i
rene-e aeldition has b <1. bought bv t ’a rl < lu b on Mm. la y a t the hom e o f Mr-
L .spbi rb s, per lb
12c w o rke d e a rly and late. T he husband
W A lld e r
A
I-
C lia - .
T h e leaelers o u tlin e I
1 I,o g a n b e rrie s , p e r Hi.
8c s p lit s h in g le s up in th e ce d a r tlra h i 1
Both tra n s fe rs wen- rua ile throu gh th e w o rk th a t is expected o f tin- c lu b ,
Roy a) A n n c ii’ -rrie s, pe r lb
8c-18c a ro u n d B ea ver Bend and tin- w ife
John Brow n.
and gave tw o d e m o n s tra tio n s .
8- 18c w o rke d in h o te ls and ro o m in g iio iih i
C lu b m em b ers a rc : V elna H illy a re l.
ga
H 1 9c in P o rtla n d .
Fred E. Todd has sold his place In
L u c k ily
th e re
was a
B
la
n
ch
H
a
rris
,
B
e
a
trice
M
iln
e
,
tje
n
-
Law rence a d d itio n
T he fa m ily w ill
Thi-tii- arc lib e ra l prices and i f you g ra tid m o ttie r to ta ke ch a rg e o f t i l e
I
vieve
.M
.inary.
B
arb
ara
W
a
lte
rs
,
move out on his fatile r's piai*»* east o f
h a v e a n y o f the- above* f r u i t s to o ffe r home.
E s th e r and Kmy Sioeip L o is, Klin-
Gresham.
On o n e occasion us a h o te l man
1 eimi- in a n il we w ill c o n tra c t w ith
and B la nch e T r im b le , W ilm a Chase.
was u n lo a d in g a w a g o n fttl o f flo u r,
you.
I). E T O W L E
M
y
rtle
,\a
.'isih
n
and
M
abie
J
o
h
a
n
­
A tte n tiiin i
M rs R o b e rts w ished alou d th a t lr
T he G resham ca n n e ry has con­ son.
you ng c h ifflre n m ig h t have a sat k
Biel- W aul»*»l.
B la nch e H a r r is was elected p re s i­
tra c te d fo r a lo t o f b e rrie s and f r u it
Bi '- ar> asked fo r tlie p u in tin g in - o f it
to be canned and w o rke d up here- an-I d e n t; M y rtle N asshahn, * le-e presi
" I ' l l g iv e it to you If you w ill e a r n
, side 1,1 schoolhouse, in c lu d in g f o u r :
we m ust have th e he lp to do it. W - d e n t and M ab ie Johanson, seeretarv
room und h a llw a y s
T he board ele- It hom e,*’ hi- Joked
have in crea sed th e piece ra te s on an T h e next m e e tin g w ill be held on
She picked up a 68 pound sack
ire
ep o ra te bids on w o rk alosie.
average o f 2 5 % o r b e tte r th a n J lr * Tuesday a fte rn o o n , J u ly 16.
tin d is tr ic t fu r n is h in g the- p a in t, o r and w a lke d the 14 lo n g m ile s w ith
s ta n d a rd rates
T h e ru sh season is
Th»*
Base
on bo th w o rk am i p a in t. T h e boeiril th e flo u r in her arm s
T h a t the b e rry business is a p ro f­
s h o rt and a good m any ra n a rra n g e
re serves the- rig h t to re je ct any o r a l l f L in e road was not paved at Hi it
ita
b
le
one
in
th
is
lo
c
a
lity
is
indieutted
to he lp o u t. A lo ca l in d u s try cannot
In fa ct It had not been s u r ­
b ills
B lits m ust be in th e hands Of tim e
be b u ilt up by s h ip p in g o u t s tu ff th a t by the relia’bb . srln ia te th a t a pro fit
1 he c le rk by J u ly 15. He-hool I » s tr ic t veyed.
8he's happy. And you'd be happy, too, If your husband had com­
s h o u ld be w o rk e d up here.
E ve ry ra n g in g fro m $268 to $35« per acre,
Itt 1856 th e fa m ily fled to Por
No 5 J t., A. J. Q uay, c le rk , R. A,
manded the first ceaplane to fly the A tlan tic ocean, and had just a r­
w o m an and g i r l th a t can s h o u ld s ta rt w i l l be made th is year. Prices assured
la n d d u r in g
th e
In d ia n
u p ris in g .
G resham .
fo r the- next ten years w ill net an In
rived home. It Is Mrs. Albert C. Rexd. w ife of Lieut. Com Read of
In a t once.
A. R U P E R T A CO
T hey re n te d a s m a ll house a t T h ir d
cofne o f $20" p‘-r acre. A correspond
the U. 8 Navy seaplane NC4, as she greeted her husband, on the
W liy sell y o u r ra s p b e rrie s f o r 12 and W a s h in g to n s tre e ts, w h ere Hi-
transport off New York harbor upon hla arrival. Wlvea and mothers
W a n ts , w a n ts, w ants,
See the in g increase in land values w ill l i f t the
ciin ts
when we are p a yin g
14? ■ pent seve ral m on th s
p rice fro m five to ten tim es the present
o t the flyera went down New York Bay to welcome the homecoming
column.
A t the annual gala accaslon
G resham H o m s P ro d u c ts Co. Phone
ra te
hiatory makers.
I
¡9 8 1
Adv.
Continued on page 3
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