T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 9,
NO. 48
G resham O utlook
RACES AT FAIR
WILL BE GOOD
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
WILSON’S DOUBLE IS
MUSIC COMPOSER
OREGON
FRIDAY.
AUGUST
15.
PROTECTIVE SOCIETY
GRANGE PICNIC
PLANS NEW NURSERY
GREATLY ENJOYED
1919
WANTS TO TEACH
MEXICO A LESSON
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
¡AMERICAN LEGION
POST IS FORMING
Many
prom inent
resid en ts
of
The M ultnom ah G range picnic,
¡G resham a re deeply in te reste d in the
plans for a new fireproof nursery which was held on the beach of the
T he M ultnom ah county fair, com
b u ilding to care for hom eless and !
riv er la»t S atu rd ay was a very.
bined with th e M anufacturer»' and
abandoned babies of Oregon.
The enjoyable affair.
At th e m eeting called W ednesday
building will be located in P o rtlan d
Lund Product» »how promise» to
A fter tile d in n e r th e m eeting was
night for th e purpose of organizing
called
to
o
rd
er
by
th
e
m
aster.
M
II
j
but
will
be
an
all-O
regon
affair
and
su rp ass ail fo rm er fair» o r »how» in
a post of the A m erican Legion here
will be u n d er th e auspices of the \\ heeler, and Am erica and several
this county.
jtxxelve nam es were secured on th e
I acific < oast Rescue and P rotective o th e r songs were sung.
D. Min-1
p e t it io n for a ch a rter.
T he petition
H. A. Lewis, presid en t of th e fair
society.
ton of P o rtlan d , m an ag er of th e I
m ust have a to ta l of fifteen signers
board, was in G resham th is week !
Miss Ja n e t P endegast. field w ork com bined county fair, gave th e a d -j
before a c h a rte r will be grunted. On
er for th e society, will speak in the dress of welcome. A solo was ren
m aking arran g e m en ts for the build
account
of th e sm all n u m b er present
B aptist church in G resham . Sunday lered by liex E arl H. C otton, follow- i
ing of m ore horse stables on the j
th a t n ig h t an o th e r m eeting was call
m orning, August 24. and at th e j
hy a very able ad d ress by E ugene j
grounds. Ten additio n al sta lls are I
ed for W ednesday n ig h t. A ugust 20,
M ethodist church and th e E pw orth | Brookings, an atto rn ey of P o rtlan d .!
needed for the ru n n in g horses. T hir- .
v h en it is hoped th e o rganization
L eague m eeting In th e evening. She
ty-five race horses have so fa r been |
Mr. B ro o k in g s speech defended
can be perfected.
will tell of rescue work am ong the th e fa rm e r's rig h t to be b etter paid
en tered for which th e re are accom
Speakers at the m eeting were B
m odations fo r only tw enty-tw o. To J
u n fo rtu n a te g irls an d how they are for his labor. The speech was a p
L enard ami J. o. C o tn lll, of P o rt-
cared for and befriended and will j preciated and the farm ers felt th a t
m eet th is sh o rtag e in sta b le room, j
and Ju d g e O W. S tgpleton of
m ake an appeal fo r G resham to help in him th ey had a friend.
double th e nu m b er at p resent will |
G resham . Mr. L enard and Mr. Con-
as o th e r cities a re doing.
be provided.
Mr. H oard, of H o ard 's D airym an,
vill will likely be h ere again next
M anager C. D. M inton rep o rts th e j
Mrs. O lcott, wife of the governor, was present and gave a talk , pre
W ednesday night.
They expect to
is h o n o rary presid en t of th e n u rsery ceded by th e sin g in g of a parody on
follow ing races filled: th e 2:2 5 pace,
Jus J McCabe lives In New
bring som e oth ers. T he aim s of th e
board and Mrs R. E. B o n d u tan t Is Everybody works but fa th e r." As a
$600; the 2:08 pace. M eier & F ra n k
York and Is d istrict supeiinteu-
legion w ere th o ro u g h ly set forth by
p resident. The co m m ittee is m aking li‘o rY te lle r Mr. H oard is surpassed
p u rse of $1000; 2:1 8 tro t, p urse of
dent of schools — when not o ut on
Mr. L enard and Mr. Convlll. ’Judge
the street and being m istaken for
its appeal for th e neglected babies ‘'“ 'Y b>' A braham Lincoln. He had
$600; 2:22 tro t, p urse $600; 2:25
S tapleton was called on and respond
P
resident
Wilson
Recently
he
of
Oregon.
Several
checkR
have
a
l
the
crowd
a
lte
rn
a
te
ly
rolling
on
the
tro t, purse $600; 2:19 pace, purse
ed w ith an excellent ta lk on th e sub-
made allot tie r hid for fam e xvhen
'S e n a t o r A s h ltu r s t u t A r iz o n a Is
ready been sen t in to Mr. W heel gro u n d with la u g h te r and wiping
$600; free-for-all pace, $1000; and
he composed new Am erican music
jet I. lie said th a t he had read w hat
one American xx liu t h i n k s d r a s t ic
2:15 tro t, $850.
w
right.
tre
a
su
re
r,
alth
o
u
g
h
th
e
drive
tears
from
th
e
ir
eyes.
He
talked
for My Country "Pis of T hee ’— to
little th e re was In th e daily new s
action Should be ta k e n w h ic h
does not begin u n til S eptem ber 1.
replace tile British air of "God
In terestin g ly on silo corn, clover,
The 2:14 pace and th e free-for-all
would Impress upon Mexico that
papers about th e A m erican Legion
Save
th
e
King
Io
which
our
n
a
peas,
and
reg
istered
stock.
Tile
nursery
as
planned
will
be
of,
tro t did not fill sa tisfacto rily .
The
d iso rd er— th a t
In
p articular
but had never clearly understood
tional anthem lias always been
w h ic h h a r m s A m e r ic a n s
s h o u ld
brick and all money collected will go
He said th a t A u stralia. Mexico and
2:14 pace is reopened u n til Sep
sung
w hat goal th e o rganization was w ork
’ >•
H e is a d v o c a tin g le g i.-i.i
tow
ard
th
e
cause
for
which
It
is
giv
several
o
rien
tal
co
u
n
tries
were
con
tem b er 1st. T he free for all tro t is
ing tow ards until he had heard It so
t i o n to the effect In C o n g ic s s
en. T he counties th a t send in su b sta n tly sending o rd ers past us to
declared off and 2:1 3 tro t for $700 SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD
ably explained by Mr. Convlll and
s
ta
n
tia
l
sum
s
will
be
given
recognl
M
innesota
and
W
isconsin
for
regis
is put in th e place.
FINE COMMUNITY PICNIC
Mr. L enard.
He ended by saying
tion by being nam ed on th e fo u n d a tered dairy stock and one in th ree GRESHAM YOUNG PEOPLE
Among th e ow ners en terin g the
th a t he wished he was eligible for
L
ittle
folks
and
big
folks
of
the
tion
and
th»<
societies
and
clubs
th
at
of
th
e
farm
ers
of
W
isconsin
had
CLIMB
TO
TOP
OF
HOOD
races a re T. R. ITowitt with G resh
m em bership
in th e organization
am Boy and Sam W eiss w ith H enry S unday schools or p e a s a n t Home, do n ate o r work will be enrolled on reg istered slock. He rem arked th at
which sta n d s fo r good, clean policies
It
lias
been
said
th
a
t
th
e
airplane
Iliff,
T
ro
u
td
ale
and
C
o
ttrell
enjoyed
th
e
ho
n
o
r
list
in
th
e
en
tra
n
ce
hall.
It
was
very
dry
h
ere
hut
worse
In
Hal in th e 2 :25 and 2:1 9 paces:
and no politics and in grow ing by
C W. Todd of P o rtlan d e n ters H em a big picnic on th e O rient school The b u ilding will be u rran g ed w ith /tig co u n try w here th ey had to soak has changed m o u n tain s Into molt leaps and bounds.
g
round
s
last
Tuesday.
receiving
ward,
se
p
a
ra
te
w
ards
for
the
hogs
to
m
ake
them
hold
swill.
lock in the free-for-all and 2:25
hills, but tlie G resham young peo
The tw elve who signed th e ir nam es
C ars cam e loaded w ith jolly peo sick an d feeble-m inded ch ild ren and
Mrs. W eatherred spoke briefly on ple who clim bed Mount IJood last
paces and Hal N orte for th e $600
on th e petitio n for a c h a rte r lust
the
gran
g
e
and
tn
e
ab
ility
of
the
ple
and
su
m
p
tu
o
u
s
picnic
lunches,
se
p
a
ra
te
room
s
or
x»arils
for
th
e
tiny
purse In th e 2 :1 0 pace; P e te r Cook
W ednesday night were, C. G. Schnei
T im s each group may re farm women who do efficient work Monday say th a t th is is absolutely
of R lekreal, a n o th e r well-know n two in g red ien ts of a happy day. It is babies.
u n tru e.
Mt. Hood is jtisT as high der, Glenwood Miller, E rnest Brug-
safe
to
say
th
e
ladies
enjoyed
c
h
a
t
ceive
p
ro
p
er
and
special
rare.
The
w
ithout
the
aid
of
soft
handed
in
trac k m an. brings A1 K ader fo r the
as it ev er was In C a rp e n te r's geogra ger. Andrew B rugger, C hase St.C lair,
2 :25 and 2:19 paces and M ark H ting, as only th e ladies know how n u rsery will ta k e th e place of w hat stru c to rs from W ashington or the phy ten years ago.
Isaac A nderson, O scar Stone, Leo
city.
to
ch
a
t,
and
fussed
a
good
deal
over
is
know
n
as
A
lb
ertin
a
K
err
N
ursery
for th e 2:18 and 2:1 5 tr o ts ; J. J.
•’aildy, Ed. E v erett, O scar Carlson.
C
ertain
It
Is
th
a
t
folks
become
A fter a sh o rt talk by L ieut. Albert
K adderly of P o rtla n d will e n te r Or- the eats, as women alw ays love to The rescue society also conducts th e
R. H. Shum w ay and W. 8. E verett.
Hensley on th e m ethods of F rench m ere specks on the side of a giant
egona In th e 2:18 and 2:25 tro ts : do» Crops and politics were ably Louise Home for girls.
Since th e m eeting W ednesday night
peak.
Some
observ
ers
said
th
a
t
last
farm ers, the com pany ad jo u rn ed to
W hile the
Z iegler and M lsner, w ith P p rrlo In handled by th e men.
M onday’s clim bers looked like ants. the nam es of A. W. M etzger, Dr.
LOCAL
BOY
EXCELLED
he
field
of
sp
o
rts
w
here
th
e
com
children
were
h
aving
th
e
best
tim
e
th e 2:2 2 and 2 :25 tro ts.
O ther
AT YEOMAN SCHOOL m ittee had arran g e d for a com plete Should th e hoys ta k e exception to A. W Botkin, Dr. H. H. H ughes,
P o rtlan d en tries a re A. C. L ohm lre. of all in th e ir own care-free way
being called “a n ts," apologies are Floyd L Mack, Glen R u sh er and
until
th
e
races
of
diverse
and
su
n
d
ry
H arold A. Lake, son of Mr. and program of sp o rts which was most
Mrs. B u rn ett Allen, Geo. D alton, H.
due
from L eslie W alrad, Glenwood Bayard M iller have been added to
kinds cam e on.
(H erm an.
Mrs. H. O. Lake <>r G resham , r e successfully carried out.
M
iller
and H ow ard T hom pson who th e list.
A potato p la n te r is a slow m echan tu rn ed hom e and is with his fo rm er
From th e Salem fa ir g ro u n d s will
T h ere are enough soldiers, sailors
sat
all
day at G overnm ent Camp
come M iller & Cox w ith Lou M iller ism com pared w ith A rth u r and Clif em ployer, II. |,. Phillippl. United WITNESSED UNVEILING
and m arin es in th is vicinity to m ake
peeking
th
ro
u
g
h
a
telescope.
Al
HISTORICAL MONUMENT
fo r th e paces. A im from Salem is ford N asshahn who won in the po B rokers, of P o rtlan d .
s
post w ith a m em bership of be
th o u g h file girls were togged up in
He en tered the U. 8. navy In 1918
F red S chindler w ith F ra n cis J fo r ta to p la n tin g contest. T he boys m ust
The O utlook was rep resen ted by I k h ak i, goggles, hoots mid everything. tw een one and two h u ndred.
have
put
In
an
e
a
rlie
r
potato
th
an
and xxas honorably discharged the
th e M eier & F ra n k purse in th e 2:08
Mrs II. L S t. C lair at th e u n v eil-1 throuB h “ **• telescope one could very
pace and th e $600 p urse in th e 2:19 th e six-w eeks' w onder, for in a few 14th o f Ju ly th is year.
DOUBLE BTRTHDAY AT
ing
of th e m onum ent at Oregon City easily tell th a t they w ere Kvelyn
m
om
ents
th
e
crop
was
ready
to
dig!
On e n te rin g the navy he was sent
pace. V alentine J r. will be en tered
WILLIAM STANLEY HOME
M
etzger,
G
ladys
and
M
arguerite
by A. H. Lea for th e 2:08, 2:19 and M yrtle N asshahn and E thel Moffitt, to th e yeom an school at Goat Island, on S atu rd ay to tlie first new spaper
Michel, Mabel M etzger, M arie Bram -
w
inners
in
th
e
digging
race,
could
L ast S unday a double birthday
free-for-all paces.
w here he m ad e th e highest average west of tlie Rocky m ountains. The
hall and W llln M etzger.
W ithout
party was held nt the hom e of Mrs.
From ab o u t th e s ta te a re Art B ar- te a r up an acre in a very sh o rt tim e In the executive d ep a rtm en t ever Im pressive cerem ony was witnessed
using th e telescope they knew the
W illiam S tanley In celeb ratio n of the
zee and Roy Pow ell of Moro, Jo sh u a Judging by the way they m ade the m ade in any veonian school in the by m em bers of the n atio n al and th e
boys, of course, w ere E m m ett W el
e
a
rth
fly.
U
nited
S
tates.
sta
te
ed
ito
rial
associations
who
went
|
b irthday of Mrs. L aura Pullen aiyi
M errill and M. C. M errill of C or
ling, Roy B u rto n , F ra n k Tacheron
A rth u r N asshahn, Clifford N ass
that of Mrs. Susie K aser, Mrs. S tan
nelius, Okum & R ichel of E ugene.
His ab ility and w orth is recognized to Oregon City for th e occasion.
T
he
m
onum
ent
Is
a
b
oulder
of
na-1
Lyn’“ " ' W " ’
hah
n
and
Jo
h
n
H
illyard
are
the
ley’s sister and d au g h ter.
from tlie fact th a t w hile hut 19 years
W. F. Schultz of F o re st Grove.
ini m erin an and Leo /d e
Jo h n ef age he was d etailed as special live rock, on one side of which a n L , , nha
Mrs Pullen was Invited to atten d
The S tate of W ashington has several cham pion ru n n in g jum pers.
a su rp rise on h er niece, and Mrs.
An „ r ,»
rep rese n tativ es and th e re are horses and A rth u r also beat In th e base lookout for any pro-G erm an elem ent a p p ro p riate Inscription Is chiseled
' ,O‘ " " h" '
K aser was told th a t it whs a su rp rise
i hat m ight be found on th e isiatid. The legend re a d s : " T h e O re g o n
en tered from A lberta, M anitoba and ball throw .
At th e snow line Will F erris on h e r au n t. T he ladies w ere really
Myr$le N asshahn and Alm a L a r
B ritish C olum bia and also som e from
L ike all o th e r young blood, his de Spectator, th e F irs t N ew spaper Is-
son give prom ise of becom ing som e sire was to get into action and at s u e ti in A m erican T errito ry West of was forced to sto p on account of n su rp rised when they learned th a t It
C alifornia
" p ill” tw irle rs. Lueile Davis, Bon his request lie was sent to th e U. 8. the Rocky M ountains, was P rinted sore foot. T iiat, how ever, did not was on both of them .
good
nie C a rp e n te r and Louise Quay, Jo h n S. M inneapolis, th e flag ship of the on This Site F eb ru ary 5. 1846 " B e I T spoil
h r ' his K”
° " tim e as he ‘•n joy“’1
ROTTEN STUMP HOLDS
T here was q u ite a houseful of re l
low are given the nam es of the offi• ^ t
Ih ."'“ .’’'!"
H
illyard,
F
re
d
erick
H
em
m
ers,
C
lif
ativ es and f r i e n d present to enjoy
Pacific fleet, w here he served as chief
FORD CAR ON BLUFF
IHescope trio " down at th e occasion.
ford N asshahn and H arold McKinney yeom an and official ste n o g ra p h e r for cers and directo rs of the Oregon n
G eorge P ullen and
fo u r miles away
A n e a r trag ed y occurred on Sun may som e day pitch for the Beavers. all co u rt m artial», also serv in g as P rin tin g A ssociation, th e p ublisher I Gov" rnn,P n’
R udolph K aser were th e re of course,
H arold
M cKinney beat H arold., secretary to A dm iral F ullum . for to g e th e r with th e ed ito rs and p rin t At c ra te r rock W llia got cold feet proud of th e fact th a t th e ir ladles
day evening betw een th e pipe line
L
auderback
in a ru n n in g race. Boys whom he has a very g reat a d m ira ers up to th e tim e of th e suspension and refused to go fa rth e r. But the were the guests of honor. Among
bridge and W. J. C rissey’s place
rest of th e p arty reached th e top l he o th e rs who were present were,
not yet eight years old, Elton Hem- tion.
of th e publication, M arch, lo 5 5 .
A F ord m achine, ca rry in g two men
of th e g ran d old m ountain.
m ers, R alph Q ulcksall and Russell
Mr. nnd Mrs Ralph Stanley, Mr. and
He is a g ra d u a te of W ashington m onum ent Is the gift of th e Hawley
and th re e women from P o rtlan d
E lijah C oalm an, th e lookout man
G entry could ce rtain ly m ake th e ir high school and L in k 's business col P ulp & P aper com pany, who own the
Mrs Je rry Stanley, Mr. and Mrs.
w ent p a rt way over th e bluff,
on top of th e m o u n tain , whs ho glad R euben K aser, Mfs. S herm an Mc
legs fly. And th e re w asn’t an y th in g lege, h aving g rad u a ted at W ashing site.
ro tte n ald e r stum p held the m achine
slow in th e way Lois T rim ble, Lueile ton high when but 15 years of age
Among those tak in g p art in th to see them th a t he ru sh ed o ut and C a rter, Byron and N ora P ullen. Mrs
from going into th e Sandy riv er
killed th e fatted calf and in less | Halicock. Mr and Mrs. F ran k Dick
Davis, Alice T rim ble and Mabel J o as an h o n o rary pupil.
cerem ony were, Mrs. Eva Emery
The occupants of th e ca r all jum ped
th an ten m in u tes was serv in g them
hanson to re over th e ground.
Dye,
a
u
th
o
r
of
M
cLaughlin
and
Did
enson, Mr. and Mrs W illard Cook,
out when It backed over th e bluff
bowls of delicious, hot ox-tall soup
T here is n o th in g m ore am using MRS CLARA JOHANSON
Oregon, and o th e r h isto rical books;
Mrs. Geo. S tockton, M~. and Mrs
and were unharm ed. T he accident
f th e n r I
B®,° re B tartlng 0,1 ‘h eir retu rn
than a sack race. It was funny to
DIED THIS MORNING G eorge H. Himes, c u r a t o r " o L
was the resu lt of K illing th e engine
a’
WeBIng ste p ,..... to th e L Hollywood. Mrs. Cover and Mrs.
see C lifford N asshahn, E v erett« Col
E ffie F letch er.
From P o rtlan d were,
Mrs C lara Jo h an so n , wife of C. '■gon H istorical society, and Mrs
and th ro w in g it into reverse. The
telep h o n e and called G resham with
lins and H arold M cKinney come w ad
P lea san t H om e g ara g e men were
W. Jo h an so n of Kelso, died at the Je n n ie Barlow H arding, past regent th e Inform ation th a t they had gone Mr and Mrs A H Hell. Mr. and Mrs
dling In, b ut It was still fu n n ie r to
L L May and Mr and Mrs W atson
hom e of h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. of th e S u sannah Lee B arlow ch ap ter over th e top In Just a little
notified and w ent to th e rescue of
see
Mrs. Ball beat C lifford and Alma
Phacker
of the D aughters of th e Amerlc
th e trav e lers.
G
ilbert
Jo
n
sru
d
at
one
o
’clock
th
is
“
n
|
th
an
seven
hours,
and
th
a
t
a
Hood
L arson.
m orning, aged 27. F u n eral services | R*r o lu tto n - o t Oregon City,
River p arty was Just then a rriv in g PROLIFIC TURKEY HEN
In th e m en ’s relay race Lee Ball
CORP FRANK J. VAN
will be held next Sunday a t th e Kelso
by ” a « tr a il on th e opposite side of I
and .A r th u r Sloop carried off th e L u th e ra n church.
T ailo rin g
BREAKS ALL RECORDS?
RE JOINS THE MARINES honors fo r P leasan t H om e M etho
For men
and
women— cleaning, th e peak.
pressing and rep airin g done well.
Mrs. W illard Cook of Rockwood
C orporal F ra n k J. Van has re-en dists.
Used
MRS. M D. KERN 'S
haa “ ) , a r 01,1 «urkey hen th at has
T he B ap tists m ust have been p rac Ford. C hevrolet and ' O a k ^ n d ° " C P8tor Lp" a r '>- Poxxell stree t.
listed in th e m arines. He is a t p res
' "
A
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R e a d th e W a n t e d s ~
NOVEL SURPRISE
ln,‘*
sp irit of th e time»
ent serving re c ru itin g office at W alla tising up beforehand, because thev
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(w ith real tu rk ey zest
At present
*
on
over
th
e
M
ethodists
and
th
e
Iliff
W alla.
Mrs. M D K ern had a b irth d a y i abo ,H **“ •"« on a nest full of eggs.
school not only in th e relay race
MORAN
GRABS
STALLINGS’
MIRACLE
MAN’
HALO
C orporal Van has seen much se r
last Sunday, but everyone In th e fam -!,b "2 b,/ orp
down to th e rals-
but also In to ta l n u m b e r of points
vice w ith th e "devil dogs,” including In all th e events.
fo
rg
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tten
ab
o
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t
It,
except-1
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lly
had
several m in iatu re C h a tte au T h ie r
Th "" 1,011 eaH,ly at 2B «•«“ • apiece,
Ing Mrs K ern herself. q h '
ry» w ith th e nativ es of San Domingo
( th a t th e re Is no tr u th In th e adage I l o w e s t price. At 50 cents
GROUP MEETING OF
w here he spent 25 m onths of his en
"Nothing new u n d er th e sun ” It,„|
h ‘‘
° ft*" palrt for
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
listm ent.
He also served on the
“ ..........." p by w etting up ; X d ; e X ‘he
“ PD
Sunday
school
rally
In
th
e
Inter-1
b attlesh ip s San Diego and Buffalo.
$40
w
orth
of eggs.
fIe je sts of th e Sunday schools of Oresh
a p arty on h erself th a t would be n 1
Last O ctober he was discharged
An In terestin g •p eca la tlo u . though
I su rp rise on th e guests
cam e to G resham and bought five ! aln w ,n bp hP,(1 a > “ »<• M ethodist 1
acres of land n ea r th e hom e of his E P,sc°P al church next Sunday a f t e r - 1
Tow ard noon she telephoned to ra th e r endless, would he to figure the
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s
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, ; ....... - of th e
noon
and
even
in
g
H
arold
F.
H
um
m other, Mrs. Eli Dunn
F o r a tim e
Ing
o
ver
and
would
they
please
m
ake
tlv
.
ko>
h" " B "" produc-
he was
em ployed in th e Beaver bert. se c re ta ry of th e Oregon S u n
e us th e tu rk ey m other.
•
he
d
in
in
g
ta
b
le
lo
n
g
er
W
hile
these
day
school
association
will
be
p
res
S tate M otor factory, but decided to
a d ju s tm e n ts w e re b e in g m a d e . M r
OREGON R F P R F 8 F N n s n
re-enllst In th e service, as he says en t and speak a t both sessions. In
arrived »Rk m u
rn v s-[
REPRESENTED
“ life In th e m arine corps Isn’t bad.” , th e aftern o o n he will discuss th e
BY TILLAMOOK GIRLS
terlo u s looking b askets and parcels j
building up of th e school and In th e 1
C hurch E lections to He H eld.
evening will ta k e for his subject.
W ithout m ore ado she began se ttin g
Threw little girls from T illam ook
th e ta b le with an ela b o ra te d in n e r co unty will be Oregon rep resen ta-
Services will be held as usual on
,h e »'‘’’" - F o ld
'
I Even then it did not. o cc u r to t h e i ,lre a *n * fu n n in g content to be h e ll
the P lea san t Home circuit next Sun-
.
man ° f
fam ily w hat she was up to. u n til she ,,u r lnk th e 8pokane In te rsta te fair.
day. Election of d eleg ate and alter-
7 '
hP' Pf" 1 I
out of Its xvrapplngs a beautl- h*,,d ,b e flr" ‘ week in S eptem ber
n .te to the laym en’s conference I n i ’ ^ V h “
2
ful cake, d eco rated with b irth d a y ;
<lrl*» won first place In a con-
connection w ith th e O regon c o n fe r-'
a n * ,o u n «L
P at Moran has been vindicated
Let out as m anager of the
i candles.
test held at th e sta te fa ir a t Salem
Philadelphia N ationals—-after having won a pennant— - Moisn was in
ence at Salem in O ctober will be held i
Berry P la n ts tu r Kale.
the late spring made m anager ot the lowly Cincinnati Reds
When
The folks o re still w ondering how ,SB‘ >Par which en titles them to the
fo llo w in g th e service at each point
bis team got awuy to a good tart the tana said "luck, but when his
We are ready to book o rd ers for
slo m anaged io m ak e If such a coot-1 bl**, r h° n o f of going to S pokane
team took the G iants to a merry trim m ing last week and climbed tnio
berry p la n ts for next y e a r’s plant- '
plete su rp rise on them
(th is year.
Want*. want*, wants.
See the
first place fans were aw are that a new "m iracle m an" had arrived in
Ing
T
he
C
o-operative
Berry
G
row
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Last year at th e In te rsta te fair
colum n.
baseball
Here
Is
Moran
his
wife
and
young
P
alttck
.
the
greatest
tan
ers, office at th e old M etzger store.
of ’em sB
Milk for sale, delivered dally •Jr,,K°n g irls won first place o ver the
I G resham D airy. Phone »01.
ti team s from o th e r sta te s