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VOL. 9, NO. 44
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY,
AUGUST 1. 1919
SOCIAL SERVICE 0RESHAM climb * MTOPHCOU SERGEANT SCHNEIDER
LAUDS FRENCH PEOPLE
BOARD SELECTED
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THE SCHNEIDERS REPORT
A PLEASANT VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Max S chneider rep o rt
A party of 14 young people con­
a very tine tim e on th e ir tw o-w eeks’
signing of Melvin. A ndrew , E rnest
I vacation trip th ro u g h th e sta te of
and A nna B rugger, E rn est, A nna and
W ashington. Road co n stru ctio n at
S ergeant C. G. Schneider, back o ’clock in th e evening, th e only bis various points, forced them to a lta r
A m eeting fo r th e f u rth e r discus­ F red H oeeker, M arg u erite V olbrecht,
sion of social service plans, as a n ­ H enry K arp en steln , Rev. H. R. Geb- from F rance, was in G resham W ed­ m eal served; th e o th e r two bejng a I th e ir ro u te som ew hat, but even th a t
nesday, m aking arran g e m en ts pre­ lig h t luncheon and a lig h te r b re a k ­ could not m ar the p leasu re of the
nounced in th e la st issue of th e O u t- 1, . , _j
o «,
fast at w hich coffee an d b read are ! outing.
\ irg in ia C u rrln and W a lte r Schwed-
p
ara to ry to ta k in g up his law p rac­ eaten , w ith b u tte r if they can afford
look, was held last evening a t th e ie r , visited Mr. C olem an, th e "look-
One of th e p leasan test Incidents on
M. E. church. Rev. J. M ontcalm o u t” man on top of Mt. Hood, last tice once more.
th e ir trip was th e stop m ade at R est
it.
Of course, it goes w ith o u t saying
Brown was chosen chairm an and C. T uesday m orning. In o rd er to get
It has been said th a t one of th e H aven, a to u rist cam ping ground
P. Motfit, se c re ta ry fo r th e m eeting, up to th e cabin in tim e fo r tea which | th a t S ergeant S chneider is glad to chief Indications th a t A m erican sol­ about 2 ’4 m iles from C astle Rock.
I
be
back
and
w
ith
th
e
o
th
e
r
boys
At a previous m eeting a com m it- Mr Colem an serves a t 10 o ’clock,
diers are som ew here aro u n d is th e A fter th e cordial welcome of Mr. and
tee, consisting of C. E. P ia tis, I). M. they left th e tim b er line at 3 o’clock agrees th a t th e re is no place like well-know n propensity fo r p u b lish ­ Mrs. S tu d eb ak er, who are In ch arg e
C athey and C. P. Motfit, had been ap- i in the m orning. T he day was ideal O regon— not even b eau tifu l F rance. ing a new spaper. T h e 400 so ld ier th ere, th e Schneiders a re m ore th an
pointed to fo rm u late a mode of p r o -tin te m p e ra tu re reg isterin g 56 de- T he m ajority of soldiers, being con­ stu d e n ts at G renoble w ere no excep­ ever in te reste d in a cam p ground in
ce d u ie to w ard effecting an organiza- grees at th e su m m it of th e peak, fined to the w ar areas, w here condi­ tion. U nder th e able lead ersh ip of G resham . T h ere were for th e com ­
tion. T he re p o rt su b m itted was as A lthough it was b eau tifu lly clear, tions were m ost u n n a tu ra l did not M ajor Jo h n T. Q uinn of th e signal fo rt of tra v e le rs: tables, chairs,
(Allows:
low hangin g clouds hid th e valleys see th a t cou n try as It really is. In corps, a man form erly connected stoves, te a k e ttle , dish pan and even a
To th e C hurches of G resham :
m aking the h ig h er p oints ap p e ar like fact, S ergeant S chneider belleve3 w ith th e Pacific S tates T elephone hot cake g rid d le and wood already
th a t th e only men who really did see
cut. A ham m ock m ade of b arrel
T he com m ittee ap pointed by th e islands in a sea of foam.
alt phases of F ren ch life w ere not com pany at S eattle, a stu d e n t body staves is m ade very co m fo rtab le and
C
hris
H
e
in
ric
h
,
C
onrad
H
oeeker
org. nization was effected. Not only
ch u rch es to study th e question of en ­
q u ite 6,000 men who had th e g ran d
te rta in m e n t and rec re atio n fo r o u r and Rev. Mr. G eb h ard t clim bed privilege of atte n d in g th e F ren ch did they p rin t a paper of a very high restfu l w ith an au to robe. Bed springs
o rder, “ T he A lpine A m erican," but and even ex tra bedding may be had
young people and th e young people H uckleberry m o u n tain th e next day universities.
F o u r m onths at the
th is live-w ire body of men organized from th e keepers. A well of good
of th e com m unity, begs to rep o rt as -—and are ready for a th ird clim b.
u n iv ersity of G renoble changed his
w ater is nearby and fresh m ilk and
follow s:
ideas of th e F ren ch . T he people of baseball, ten n is and trac k team s and fresh eggs can be p u rchased. T his is
glee and d ram atic clubs, th e stu d e n t
T h a t In o rd e r to prom ote the wel­ RECEPTION GIVEN
th e city threw open th e ir hom es to
fare of o u r young people, and to p ro ­
TO BRIDAL COUPLE them , giving th e A m ericans an op­ body being rich In personnel for all a good suggestion for G resham to go
th ese activ ities as th e m a jo rity of and do likew ise.
vide good and su itab le e n te rta in m e n t
p o rtu n ity to know th e charm of a
A reception was extended to Lieu F ren ch household. A club was o r­ them were college men from th e
and rec re atio n for them , th e ch u rc h ­
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY
es of th e city organize by electing te n an t F red C rane and his bride ganized for th e purpose of e n te rta in - U. 8. A.
IDEAL FOR HIKING
each, one m em ber of a board of m an­ (M arg aret S ch an tin ,) at th e hom e of
All in stru ctio n at th e U niversity is
ag ers o r com m issioners, and inviting
by lecture. No roll call Is ta k en , no
T h at th e Colum bia H ighw ay is an
th e people outHide th e church es to the groom 's p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs
atten d a n ce record kept. At th e close ideal highw ay for h iking was proven
F.
H.
C
rane
n
e
a
r
F
airv
iew
,
on
Sun
elect o r appoint an ad d itio n a l m em ­
of th e course a rigid exam ination is by th e Misses Ellen N ordllng, H uldu
ber of th e said board, w hich Bhall day, Ju ly 27. A d elig h tfu l aftern o o n
given, not by th e in stru c to r, but by and F lorence Johnson of Powell V al­
th e n f u rth e r organize by adopting was spent in an inform al way. Dec
one who know s w hat a stu d e n t o ught ley and Miss Olive Bowm an of Se­
th e necessary co n stitu tio n a n d " r u le s ' « ra tio n s of d ah lias and baby b reath
to know at th e com pletion of a su b ­ a ttle , a guest of th e Misses Jo hnson,
of action and procedure and elect­ m ade th e house attractiv e.
ject.
in a trip tak eu on S atu rd ay and S u n ­
T
hose
present
w
ere,
besides
those
ing th e su ita b le officers.
At the 14 u n iv ersities open for the day last.
T h a t th is board be au thorized, alread y m entioned, Mr. and Mrs. A
soldiers, th e A m erican boys in itiated
T he s ta rt was m ade from Powell
ch arged and em pow ered to ta k e the G. S chantin, p aren ts of th e bride
a m ovem ent to raise funds to be used Valley a t 7 :3 0 o'clock S atu rd ay
L
ieut.
G
eorge
S
ch
an
tin
,
h
e
r
b
ro
th
e
r
in itia tiv e and carry o u t any plans as
in sending to A m erica a F ren ch re p ­ m orning and by 5 :3 0 in th e a f te r ­
they may consider advisable in fu r­ Mrs. Mamie K orosky, lie r sis te r and
re se n ta tiv e from each of th ese u n i­ noon th e young ladies bad reached
th e ra n ce and execute ways and m eans h er two ch ild ren , Mr. and Mrs. Geo
versities, to study In th is co u n try . A M ultnom ah F alls. H ere they rested
Sergeant C. G. Schneider.
to ca rry on any w ork w hich they may C rane, J r ., Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C rane
sum of 10,000 fran cs was raised for and m ade cam p for th e n ig h t and In
u n d e rta k e and to appoint any pt r- Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. A llesena and C lar­
th e year
1919-1920.
T he F rench the m o rning proceeded to Eagle
ing
these
G
renoble
stu
d
e
n
ts
once
a
ence
A
llesena,
Mrs.
F
ish
e
r
and
sons o r any com m ittees w hich they
and th e A m ericans a re d eterm in ed to Creek.
week,
w
ith
a
p
ro
g
ram
and
a
dance
d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
H
azel,
Dr.
H.
H.
H
ughes
may deem advisable o r necessary in
lose no o p o rtu n lty to g et b e tte r ac­
By previous a rran g e m en t a p arty
o rd e r th a t th e work may be effective Miss Della H ughes an d G randm a held at th e ch am b er of com m erce, q u ainted.
of Pow ell Valley young people in a u ­
w
hich
only
th
e
elite
F
ren
ch
a
tte
n
d
­
Crane.
an d efficient.
S ergeant S chneider speaks well tom obiles, ab o u t 15 stro n g , joined
ed. To help th e boys in acq u irin g
R espectfully su b m itted ,
for th e Y. M. C. A. He said, th e re th e g irls a t Eagle C reek. A picnic
Pros|MT'tive E x h ib ito rs.
m
ore
speedily
th
e
a
r
t
of
“
parley
C. E. PLATTS, C hairm an.
Two boys who may have ex h ib its v o u ln g ,” and to give the F re n ch a w ere some inefficient men am ong d in n er and a ride hom e ended a most
them , and p erhaps they o v er-ad v er­
T his re p o rt was adopted item by at th e fa ir are V ictor Adix and Glenn w orking vocabulary in E nglish, they tised m ore stuff at th e fro n t th an en joyable trip.
W inters.
in stitu te d w hat was called “ ex­
item and accepted as a whole.
V ictor has som e very fine th o r ­ ch an g es.” Au “ ex change” m e an t a they could get th e re w ith tra n s p o rta ­ TWO DAIRY WOMEN
Miss R u th M ontague, who m ore
ATTEND NIGHT SCHO
oughbred
Belgian h are s and F lem ish F ren ch m an an d a Y ankee m et at ce r­ tion facilities sw am ped w ith w ar m a­
n early rep rese n ts th e e n tire com ­
te ria l;
b u t at back d istric ts, base
m u n ity th a n any o th e r one indivi­ giants. He keeps them in h u tch es as ta in specified in te rv als and held a and in te rm ed ia te sections they did a
T he farm ers' n ig h t school con­
"c o n v ersa tio n ” for tw o h o u rs a day
tin u es to m eet every W ednesday ev­
du al, w as unanim ously chosen to a r ­ clean as coops in Spotlesstow n.
G lenn, of course, has proved th at and five days a w eek, a d elig h tfu l good work. T he A lpine A m erican, ening from 8 till 10, in th e a g ric u l­
ran g e for a re p re se n ta tiv e from the
alread
y
referre
d
to,
h
as
th
is
to
say
tu re room a t th e high school. I n te r ­
people a t large, th is re p rese n tativ e chickens pay, an d pay well, even high way to teach two languages, c e rta in ­ for them :
est in th e work is grow ing w ith each
to act as a m em ber of th e board of as th e feed has been an d continues ly so, if a so ld ier had th e good fo r­
No m ore sa lu ta ry influence d u rin g
tu n e to be assigned to a fair, young th e fo u r m onths h ere was th a t fu rn ­ session.
m a n ag ers w ith tho se who w ill be to be.
Not a m eeting but som e new m em ­
m
adem
oiselle.
chosen by th e church es next Sun
isher’ by th e Y. M. C. A. An officer's ber o r m em bers have been added. At
G re e lia in H ig h School N o te ,l.
A m ore in tim ate acq u ain tan ce club, sta rte d th ro u g h th e efforts of th e last session two dairy women
day.
A ccording to W. 3. T aylor, reg io n ­ w ith th e ir history, w hat they have Mrs. Don C arlos, who earn ed th e atten d ed th e class, who were not
al agent for th e fed eral board of vo had to lab o r w ith politically, the so b riq u et of “ M other” from all, an only good listeners, but en tered into
NEW LODGE TO BE
ORGANIZED HERE cational edu catio n , G resham is one of w ars they have suffered for c e n tu ­ en listed m en's club, num ero u s dances, th e class discussions on “ F eed in g ”
th e two high schools, h av in g th e best ries, u n d er conditions we can not ap ­ countless offices perform ed by affable witli as much first h and in fo rm atio n ,
H. W. S m ith, of P lea san t Home d ep a rtm en t of vocational a g ric u ltu re p reciate, and th en to ta k e note of “ Y” men and th e ev er-ch arm in g “ Y” and " s h a r p ” questions as the d a iry ­
d istric t d eputy o rg an iz er for th e in th e north w est. T he o th e r one Is at w hat they have accom plished in girls, co n stan t cham pioning of any men. In fact, Mr. Moflit, th e In­
idea th a t would m ake for th e com ­ stru c to r, was called to Bettle an a r ­
K n ig h ts and L ad ies’ of S ecurity, one Hood River.
sp ite of it all, and w ith lim ited re ­ fo rt and convenience of th e stu d en t gum ent which was con tin u ed into the
of th e m ost widely and favorably
sources, especially th e last four body, w ere am ong th e co n trib u tio n s autom obiles, a fte r th e class was dis­
Zion C hurch A n n ou ncem en t.
know n fra te rn a l societies, is in the
years— not only m eeting th e ir own con ferred by th e Y. M. C. A., and m issed.
T
he
usual
services
w
ill
be
held
a
t
city in th e in te re s t of his ord er.
Next W ednesday evening th e q u es­
stu p en d o u s needs b ut also fu rn is h ­ they will nev er be fo rg o tten .
It is desired by th e n a tio n a l coun­ th e Zion E v angelical ch u rch next ing enorm ous m a teria l su p p o rt to the
W h at does Mr. S ch n eid er th in k tion of “ W h at affects th e te s t” will
cil to estab lish a local council in our Sunday. M orning w orship at 10:30 B ritish and A m erican arm ies, figures ab o u t th e in v estig atio n into th e a l­ he B tarted— but not finished, for
city and Mr. S m ith h as been selected o’clock, Sunday school at th e close of alm o st unbelievable— it m akes one leged prison b ru ta litie s? T h a t it is when th ese farm ers begin on a su b ­
ject, it is n ot set aside un til it is
fo r th e purpose of brin g in g th is th e m orning service, an d Y oung Peo realize th a t th ey a re a g rea t people. most em p h atically Justified.
pie's m eeting at 8 p. m. T he F ried en s T h at they have been considered friv ­
ab o u t.
W hen asked to explain th e badge analyzed from all view points.
T h e K. an d L. of S. is w ithout congregation from Sellwood will wor­ olous may be due to th e ir “ e v e rla st­ uno b tru siv ely show ing u n d er th e
If you have ch e rrie s o r berries,
q u estio n one of th e m ost p o p u la r of ship w ith us. A cordial in v itatio n is ing o p tim ism .”
lapel of his pocket, Mr. S chneider ring 991. We pay th e top m a rk e t
extended
to
m
em
bers
an
d
friends.
all th e fra te rn a l in su ran c e o rd ers as
They have not m ade th e se n sa­ said it was th e identification badge price. We a re creatin g a m a rk e t for
REV. H. R. GEBHARDT.
th e fact th a t th e re a re six councils
tio n al progress in In dustry th a t given to th e 5 4 A m erican stu d e n ts G resham , not o u tsid e d istricts. Bring
in th e city of P o rtla n d alone, two of
A m erica has m ade, n o r a re they so who enjoyed a w onderful sight-seeing your fru it to us. H om e P ro d u cts
A q u a rt o r p in t m ilk b o ttle m akes
w hich n u m b e r m ore th a n 1000 m em ­
tf
m adly am bitious. They are n ot rac­ trip in to th e F ren ch Alps and to th e Com pany.— Adv.
a sa n ita ry an d very useful potato- ing th ro u g h life w ith th e New scenes of so u th e rn F ra n ce which
b ers each, d em o n strates.
B erry P la n ts for Sale.
A class of 25 o r m ore is being in­ m ash er for an em ergency, or re g u ­ W o rld ’s cyclonic speed— b ut they g et have been h isto ric places for two
We a re ready to book o rd ers for
la r use. T he g lass is m uch ea sie r to th e re Just th e same.
te re ste d in th is w ork here.
th o u san d cen tu ries. T he rem a rk a b le
berry p lan ts for next y ea r's p la n t­
T he K. & L. of S. have a m em ber­ wash th a n th e old w ooden m asher,
A m eal is to be leisurely enjoyed, beauty of th e arc h ite c tu re and th e ing. T he C o-operative B erry G row ­
sh ip of upw ard s of 225,000 and th e ir and cleaner.
n ot snatched up an d bolted out of p reserv atio n of bridges, aq u ad u ets ers, office at th e old M etzger sto re.
assets m ore th a n $3,000,000. W hen
sig h t in a few m inutes. Only one and b u ild in g s m ade a profound Im­
you ta k e into co n sid eratio n th e fact
dish a t a tim e is served a t th e ir pression on th e stu d e n ts of new
MR s T c ROKFR’S INDIAN
WALKED ACROSS U.
th a t on D ecem ber 31st, 1892 th e
co u rse-d in n er, w hich occurs a t 8 :00 America.
m em bership w as 736 and assets only
TITLE QUESTIONED
$474 one m ay realize the phenom inal
p ro g ress m ade.
In fo rm a tio n reg a rd in g th e w ork of
o rg an izin g th e local council will ap ­
pear in th e colum ns of th is paper
from tim e to tim e.
M. D. K ern of G resham , before
com ing here, was presid en t of G reen­
for a tim e. Mrs. H arry S tanley had
(M akion D udley E i . i n o )
wood Council of G reenw ood, Ne­
1 visited y esterd ay in th e oldest u n d e rta k e n th e Journey when her
b rask a.
house in G resham . It Is th e hom e of tw in sonB, J e rry and Jo h n S tanley
Dr. H. V. Adix has been selected as
Mrs. K ate S tanley H arm on, an d was were ju s t five days old. Mrs. H ar­
th e local m edical exam iner.
bu ilt fo r her and h er husband, A lbert mon was a to t of th re e years an d h er
Page,
his g ra n d fa th e r's
T om linson, alm ost 60 years ago, by b ro th er
A T ale o f a C ock tail.
Mr. O tis and Mr. W eber, b ro th ers-in - nam esake, was a y ear old.
Mr. E. M S tatler is ow ner and pro­
W hile Mrs. S tanley lay ill In a rude
law of W illiam C athey. In th e front
p rietor of four famous hotels. Two are
yard is th e Lewis and ('la rk rosebush sh e lte r, w ith th e men of th e p arty
In dry te rrito ry , the other two soon
p lan ted th e re by Mrs. H arm o n 's engaged w ith som e c a ttle an d the
will be. For a year he has had a
pioneer m o th er, L uaney A rden S ta n ­ women o u t b errying, th iev in g In ­
chance to study the effects of prohibi­
tion In his hotel in D etroit. He tells
dians descended upon th e sick wo­
ley.
about it in the June num ber of the
T he S tanleys a re pioneers of 1852. men and strip p ed th e cam p, ta k in g
American Magazine. This is the high
In th a t y ear th e e n tire connection, clothing, bedding, food, horses, oxen
spot in his article:
A fter th is severe loss they
headed by Page S tanley, joined a i — all.
“More men are having a little family
m
ade
th
e trip down th e C olum bia
p
ra
irie
schooner
tra
in
from
O
racen
J
’spree’ by ta k in g th e ir wives out to
county, Texas, and w orking n o rth by flatb o at, arriv in g in P o rtlan d in
dinner. In the old days there used to
across K ansas and N ebraska, Joined | th e fall of 1852. One of th e first
be a line of men at the telephone
th e ru sh of em ig ran ts on th e b an k s | persons to g reet them was Mr. Lin-
booths between five and six in the af­
of th e P latte. T he o ld er S tanley was n em ann, who had m et them on th e
ternoon, calling up th e ir homes to an­
nounce th a t ’business’ was going to
inclined to proceed leisurely, b u t th e plains. Upon h ea rin g of th e fine
keep them down town and not to ex­
sons urged all speed ahead. So the land " o u t in th e w oods” they took
pect them home to dinner.
oxen were h u rrie d , w ith th e resu lt Mr. L in n e m an n ’s advice and cu t th e ir
"In m ost of these cases the visit to
th a t som e of them “ played o u t” com ­ way o u t ea st to th e p resen t 12-Mile
the telephone booth was followed by a
pletely. Follow ing th e exam ple of co rn er, w hich was p art of Page S ta n ­
more or less protracted sojourn at the
o th e r tra in s th e Stanleys abandoned ley’s o rig in a l donation land claim .
bar and by a dinner, with trim m ings
a w agonload of provisions, leaving It One son, Je rry Stanley, located his
of d rin k s in the grill room T here is
in th e tra il fo r stra g g le rs who m ight claim across from th e Ruby 8tock
still a certain am ount of th is late a fte r­
noon telephoning; but the message
need It. Speed was ev ery th in g for F arm , w here his son. Will 3 tan ley ,
now is more often th an not an in v ita­
has his hom e now. T he H arry Sfhn-
a while.
Returning rrom Europe more
tion to the m an's wife to ’come on
And th en th e d read cholera sw ept leys w ent up into Y am hill county for
beautiful than when the left as a
down town and have dinner.’ ”
th ro u g h th e tra in s, ta k in g Its heavy a few m onths, w here they bought I bride three years ago. Mrs. Rich­
Mr. S tatler says many other in te r­
toll of th e Texans.
R ations grew som e land and got to g e th e r a herd o f . ard Croker, wife of former Tam­
esting things but th is alone is sutB
scarce. It becam e necessary to kill sheep. In a sh o rt tim e, h o w e v e r,, many Hall boss, finds her title of
cient justification for prohibition.
“ Princess of the Cherokee Tribe”
Mrs. J. N. Franklyn, 28-year-
som e of th e ir prized horses fo t food. | they d rove th e sheep down into e a st­
disputed by her husband's chil­
old nurse of Seattle, Wash.,
Septic Tanks.
O th er e m ig ran ts ch eerfu lly divided ern M ultnom ah and located a claim
dren, who through their lawyer
walked from her home tp New
Orders taken for septic tanks at the
th e ir sto res, and th e p arty reached on th e Section Line road a m ile west
claim that she It not an Indian
York City winning $2000 by the
old price up to August 10. Frank
T he Dalles. Mrs. H arm o n 's m other, of G resham .
princess Mrs. Croker was on the
performance. She spent only $28
Jones, phone 96x.
th e wife of H arry S tanley, was des­
T he first hom e on th e ir claim was , Mew York stage and known as
on the trip. She could accept a
“Little Uula ' before her mar­
p erately III w ith m o u n tain fever, so
Ml’k for sale, delivered daily.
“lift” if asked twice to ride, 8he
4
th e fam ily cam ped n ea r th e Colum bia
C o n tin u a d on p ag a 3
J riage.
Gresham Dairy. Phone 901.
tf
carried an ll-p ou n d pack.
STANLEY FAMILY
PIONEERS OF 1852
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
YOUNG WORKERS
HAVE BIG PICNIC
T h ere were 125 ch ild ren , m em bers
of clubs, at th e In d u stria l club picnic
lield at M ontrose p ark , on W ednes­
day. T he atten d a n ce was sw elled to
160 by th e g enerous tu rn -o u t of club
leaders, an d p are n ts of th e boys and
girls. Each se p a ra te club has bad
o u tin g s and p arties before, b u t th is
was th e very first jo in t celeb ratio n , a
com bination of the sew ing clubs, pig
clubs, p o ultry and ra b b it clubs, g a r ­
den, corn an d potato clubs and th e
can n in g and cooking clubs.
Not only have th ese energetic, in ­
d u strio u s boys and g irls learn ed bow
to feed u p o rk er, weed a g ard e n , and
tak e a stitch , but they have a big a p ­
preciation of th e value of team w ork;
and th a t they work an d w ork to g e th ­
e r is in d icated by th e sp irite d club
yells und songs sandw iched into the
big lunch served at noou. It also re ­
qu ired som e team w ork and eig h t g a l­
lons of ice cream . W hile th e ice
cream , lem onade an d o th e r picnic
goodies were g ettin g acq u ain ted , H,
C. Seym our, stu te club lead er, told
tlie club m em bers u lot of nice things,
anil praised th e ir p are n ts for having
such line ch ild ren , an d th a n k ed the
ch ild ren for g ettin g such tine paren ts.
County S u p erin te n d en t A lderson ex­
plained th e plans of the boys' an d
g irls’ in d u stria l club house. The
building will be sta rte d in ab o u t two
weeks, he said, and will be ready for
all th e club exhibits by fa ir tim e.
W ith th e assistan ce of Rev. E arl B.
C otton, th e e n tire g a th e rin g sang at
full volum e all so rts of club songs set
to fam iliar melodies.
C harles Quk-ksall, p rincipal of th e
O rien t school, took ch arg e of the
a th le tic contest.
W ith “ ch am p s"
from Pow ell Valley, G resham , O rient,
T erry , F airview , C edar, V ictory, C or­
b ett, L usted, T ro u td ale , P leasan t
View, H u rlb u rt und S prin g d ale, th e
contest lacked n o th in g in keeness.
In Ihe foot race for boys u n d er 12
y ears: G resham rep resen ted by Dale
A ltm an, cam e o u t first;
Malcom
M orrill of F airview second; and Mil­
ton Lake, O rient, th ird place.
F oot race for boys over 12; first,
Ray Je n k in s, P leasan t View; second,
E v erett Luke, O rien t;
und th ird ,
G lenn W in ters, G resham .
F oot race for g irls u n d er 12: first,
L illian lie slin , F airv iew ; second,
M argaret F itzg erald , O rien t; th ird
M yrtle S oderquist, G resham .
Foot race fo r girls over 12: first.
F ern B u rto n , G resh am ; second, Mil­
dred S urbcr, T ro u td a le ; th ird , Ro­
b erta W ilson, T erry.
In th e n ee d le -th re ad in g co n test
Rockwood, rep resen ted by F ran cis
G rlm shaw , took first place; F ern B u r­
ton of G resham , second; and Lilly
Nelson of Pow ell Vatley, th ird .
M urjorle S tlllions of GreBhnm won
first place in th e potato-peeling con­
te st; Amy G ustufson of Pow ell V al­
ley, second; and F ran ces G rlm shaw
of Rockw ood, th ird .
G resham possibly ate a little too
heavily to score in th e broad Jump.
The lionorH w ere curried off by; Ray
Je n k in s of P lea san t View, first; Jo h n
Luke, O rien t, second; and Irving
G reen, F airv iew , th ird .
T he crab race, in w hich they had to
run both forw ard and buck, us a crab
does, resu lted In: G resham first, by
W alter T h o m as; P le a sa n t View, sec­
o nd; Ray Je n k in s; O rient, th ird ,
Jo h n Lake.
G irls' baseball th ro w in g : V elm a
H illy ard , O rient, first; Mabel B ar­
ker, T erry , second;
F ern B urton,
G resham , th ird .
In th e relay race, run by th e four
schools In th e lead, tw o boys and two
girls w ere e n tered on each team . T he
O rient team reached th e goal, first;
G resham , second, and P leasan t View,
th ird .
F o r first place In a race, five points
were given, th ree points fo r second
place und one point for Ih lrd place.
In th e final su m m ary G resham stood
h ig h est with a score of 29, O rient sec­
ond w ith 21 points, and P leasan t
View, th ird . T hese w inners w ere p re ­
sen ted w ith p en a n ts In the club colors
of yellow and blue w ith th e four-
leafed clover em blem and fo u r H ’s,
sig n ify in g h e a rt, h ea lth , head and
band, th e key w ords of th e club.
Oregon has 4,083,000 head of live­
stock, worth $109,695,000.
Old F ashloncsl D ance
At C ed arv ille p ark , L tn n em an n Ju n c ­
tion, W ednesday evening, A ugust 6,
beginning a t 8 :45 o'clock.
Union
music.
E xperienced ca lle r for all
th e old dances. Come and have a
good tim e.
Select.
No ragging
J. V. COGSW ELL, F loor M a n a g e r
Last W eek o f Hummer Hale.
T his week ends th e sale of sum m er
h ats a t th e Misz M illinery, m aking
room fo r th e larg e new stock com ­
ing.— Adv.
F ru it P rices Offered.
T he C o-operative Berry G row ers
a t th e old M etzger sto re are offering
to c o n tra c t fru it a t th e follow ing
prices, net to you, cra tes fu rn ish ed :
R aspberries, p er lb.................
15c
lo g a n b e rrie s , per lb
9c
O M tl s o u r c h e rr ie s
7c
T hese are liberal prices and If you
have any of th e above fru its to offer
com e In und we will co n tra ct with
you.
D. E. TOW LE.