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Be Sure to Visit Outlook Booth in Balcony next to Library and High School and Register Your Opinion of the Fair. Whatcha think of It? T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 9, NO. 58 GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 19, 1919 TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS $1.50 PER YEAR COVETED AWARDS WON IN LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB DEPARTMENTS FAIR BREAKS ALL PAST RECORDS PRINCE OF WALES FLEW WITH HER POULTRY AWARDS RUBY HORSES WIN c \T ed ^ ARE GIVEN IN FULL BIG PRIZE MONEY u E rvens INDUSTRIAL CLUBS REFLECT CREDIT A m an w as h e a rd sa y in g . "1 ta k e F o llo w in g a r e th e a w a rd s in all C h am p io n M ares A, C. R u b y , 1st, . o u n lj s u p e rin te n d e n t A lderson ac my h a t off to th e .M ultnom ah c o u n ty c lasses of p o u ltry , h a re s a n d ra b b it: 2d an d 3d. com panied by T. J. S k irt in, C h arles f a ir ,” a n d th a t e x p re s se s th e o p in io n Thoroughbred*. (Juicksall, 11. E. B radley, Mrs. J a n e t o n e x h ib itio n : of a ll v is ito rs to th e fu ir g ro u n d s. M ares, 3 y e a rs and o v e r H ol G ran t, Mrs. G e rtru d e C oullurd, and g riev e, P o rtla n d , 1st. P o u l t r y a n d I t a l i l i i t D c |u u l i n c u t . As fo r n u m b e r a n d k in d s of e x h ib its , Miss liu ld a li K b u rli le ft today for Mares, 2 y e a rs an d u n d e r th re e it is e v id e n t tlia t th is y e a r b e a ts ait Salem to get tlie M ultnom ah county S P E C IA L S W,.i B yers. P e n d le to n , 1st. in d u s tria l club booth in re a d in e ss for p ast re e o rd s. | B est pen sh o w n a ll v a rie tie s cotn- < 'b a i i i p i o i i T h o r o u g h b r e d s . t h e ’S tate (air held all next week. A T h e liv e sto c k d e p a rtm e n t is p a r p e tin g W on by Dr. N. L. S m ith , M a n s . 3 y e a rs an d o v e r G ran d b u tc h k itch en w ill be built for holding Beet so lid eo io r b ird . 1!. V. I’eate . s e i r o r c h a m p io n . H o lg riev e, P o rtla n d ex cellen ce. T h e p o u ltry show is fu ll tlie canned goods an d vegetables, Bew- Beat p a rti-e o lo re d b ird . A." J. o f th e m ost m a rv e llo u s co lle c tio n of M ares. 2 y e a rs an d u n d e r th re e - - lng, a rra n g e d on th e sides. T he sta te R an ey . m an y v a rie tie s of c h ic k e n s an d J u n i o r c h a m p io n . W in. B yers. ieudera have urged th a t a t least 50 B est m ale b ird A m erican class, A du ck s, In co n n e c tio n w ith th e p o u l- ' S ta n d a r d B u s I M o rg an s, pii n s of tlie c h ild re n 's sew ing, show n J . R an ey . t ry is an e x h ib it o f 150 r a b b its o r S ta llio n , 3 y e a rs m id o v e r Roy a t G rish a m , be sent to th e S ta te fail’. Best fe m a le b ird A m erican class. Dr. m ore. C ow ell, M arr, O reg o n , 1 st; M rs. M M iss Cowgill, s ta te leader, said th a t N . L. S m ith . E K im b ell, P o rtla n d , 2 d ; II. S. T h e floral d e p a rtm e n t lias in c re a s never had she seen such a uniform ly B est m ale b ird M e d ite rra n e a n ila rv y, G re sh a m , 3d; Mrs. A. L. ed d o u b le an d is p r e t ti e r th a n ev er. good e x h ib it of sew ing. To m ake a se class. P au l S eh u ele. lection of 5o pieces p re s e n ts som e real A g r e a t a r r a y o f h a n g in g b a sk e ts, R est fe m a le b ird M e d ite rra n e a n N eville, 4th. M are, 3 an d o v e r— Geo. D alto n , dll'livulties. in sp eu k lu g of sew ing, it c lass. P a u l S e h u ele. c e n te rp ie c e s , d a h lia s , a s te rs an d 1st: 11. S. Ila rv e v , G re sh a m . 2d. is In te re stin g to note tlia t last year, 13 B est m ale b ird E n g lis h 'c la s s B. V. o th e r flow ers a t t r a c t th e a tte n tio n . F illie s a n d colt u n d e r 1 year-— H. pieces of sew ing w ere show n a g a in s t P e a te . T h e sev en g ra n g e e x h ib its a re C leveland b aseb all fan s a re S. H arv ey , 1st. 125 lid s y e a r; 110 pieces of first d iv i B est fe m a le b ird E n g lish class, n c ro w d e d , a n d to o n e n o t v ersed in lau d in g o w n er Jim Dunn of the ( 'liam pioiut. sion sew ing alone. S m ail w onder tlie V. P e a te . C leveland clu b for having the siz in g up a d isp la y , th e y seem to be S tallio n , 3 y e a rs a n d o v e r G rauu elub w orkers who include sta te , coun L IL L Y ’S SPECIA L. c o u ra g e to c h an g e m an ag e rs In e q u a lly fine. H ut a c c o rd in g to th e am i se n io r c h a m p io n , Roy P o w ell, ty and local leaders and m o th ers have I t was In an airsh ip In Scotland. B est pen in show . D r N. I,. S m ith m id-season w hen his team w as not M arr. O reg o n . g ra d in g of tlie ju d g e s P le a s a n t V al so w hole-heartedly co-operated w ith Miss K a th le n e M artyn. B ril l B est solid co lo red n ird . IL V. P e a te . w in n in g , d e sp ite all th e good A’ r e , .1 y e a rs G ran d an d s e n io r ley sc o red 93*4. M u ltn o m a h 85, R u s the lead ers a re so g ra tifie d . actress, ack now ledged one of th e B e st p a rti-c o lo re d b ir d . D r, N. L. c h a m p io n , Geo. D alton, P o rtla n o . p la y e rs on th o payroll. T ris S ix ty ja r s of canned goods w ill be se llv ille 82, G re sh a m 7 9 , R o ck w o o d m ost b e a u tifu l women of E n g lan d , S m ith . S p eak er w as nam ed new m an ag er F illie s a n d colt J u n io r ch am p io n selected, six potato ex h ib its, oue corn 75, L e n ts 70 a n d E v e n in g S ta r 68. Is m ascot of th e R oyal F ly in g IL st m ile b ird A m e ric a n class, A. 11. S. H arv ey , G reslium . to succeed Lee Foil) and from the i x h lb it, a half dozen kin d s of vegeta F o r th e first tim e in th e h is to ry C orps. T h a t’s why she is th e only J. R aney. very s ta rt ha sta rte d w inning C oaeli, H a ck n ey s, C lev elan d Bays. bles and u dozen loaves of bread. g irl who ev er flew in an all B est m a le b ird M e d ite rra n e a n of rh e f a ir th e c o u n tie s p re com pel g am es Som e fau s opine th a t M art s, 3 y e a r s 'a n d o v e r, A. C. B ear in m ind, please, th a t th e excellent w ith th e P rince. Miss M arian is c lass, P a u l S eh u ele. i ig. B en S. W o rsley , w ho h a s c h a rg e S p eak er w ould have sent th e team brtad made b> ilie gu-is ,,i the club com ing to A m erica and may g reet Best trio b a n ta m s , Mrs. A. llro e k . R uby, P o rtla n d , It. A, 1st. of th e w o rk , h a s c e rta in ly m a d e an th ro u g h to a peuuaut, if given an M ares, 3 y e a rs and o v e r S en io r was beaten by a boy of th e G ilbert th e P rin ce when he visits th e L'. B pst d is p la y of p ig eo n s, R. C i r lt e r s t a r t ex c e lle n t s t a r t in th is new fe a tu re . a n d g ra n d c h a m p io n , A. C. R uby. : • liool, F ra u k F e rr is who has been tak- H am ill. C la tso p c o u n ty , fo r w hicli he is t tte P e n herons. iug cooking (or tw o years. He scored Bm re d R o c k s ( d a r k ) S ta llio n . 3 y e a rs an d o v er, A. C. p e rs o n a l sp o n s o r, got th e p rize foi l ( 1 2 points, (lie h ig h e st g rade, on his C O C K S— R uby, 1st, 2d, 3d an d 4th. c o ast c o u n tie s. i t s ta n d s ou t co n loal of bread. K eeping com pany w ith J o e C o rd a n o . 1st p rize. S ta llio n , 2 y e a rs an d u n d e r 3 A. him is anoiiiei boy in the can n in g pro- sp ic u o u sly w ith its flue d isp la y of \ . J. R a n e y , 2d prizp. C R uby, 1st; R uby & R ow ers, 2d; j , i, D ouglas R iggs of the F u lto n P ark fish o f m an y k in d s, a n d c ra n b e r rie s , H. J. H a m le t, 3d p rize. R uby R ow ers, 3d; A. C. R u b y , 4 tb . si liool, wlio hauled dow n 96 points. b esid e a big v a rie ty of fr u its , v eg e H EN S— S ta llio n , 1 y e a r a n d u n d e r 2— A. I'o m ake c e rta in th a t no one g ets tho ta b le s , g ra in s a n d g ra s se s. H. J. H a m le t, 1st a n d 2d. C, R uby, 1st a n d 2d. idea tliat tile stro n g e r sex c a rrie d off Jo e C o rd a n o , 3d. M orrow c o u n ty is first of th e cast C h am p io n s. all tlie high honors, be it know n th a t T h eo d o re R oosevelt v isited th e fair C O C K E R E L S — c m O reg o n c o u n tie s. T a k in g th e ex S ta llio n , 3 y e a rs and o v e r -S enior T he a rt d e p a rtm e n t, supervised by Alice Rteliey of P leasan t Valley school II. W K ru p k e , 1st. h ib it in G re sh a m a s a re p r e s e n ta tiv e on W ednesday and spoke for a few ch a m p io n , A. C. R uby. Mrs. U. G. S m ith , ls said to be bigger scored h ig h est on h e r cooking, 94Vj H J. H a m le t, 2d. S tallio n , 2 y e a rs und u n d e r 3 - of M orrow , w ith its h a n d fu l of pet. m in u te s to (lie crow d th a t g a th e re d A. J. R an ey , 3d. th u u an y p rev io u s year. Not only is p o in ts and A gatha H a rd in g of P leas - G ran d ju n io r ch am p io n A. C. R uby. pie it is s u re ly a g re a t c o u n try . I t a t th e g ra n d s ta n d an d lin ed th e race ant View m ade 93 on sew ing, h ig h est PU L L E T S— it la rg e r, but It is m ade up of pieces scoring. These tw o hoys and tw o g irls B e lg ia n s . b o a sts o f its w h eat a n d its w ool an : J o e C o rd a n o , 1st tra c k w ith in h e a rin g d ista n c e and S ta llio n 3 y e a rs an d o v e r A. n ever show n in G resham befori lu llin g tlie liigliest scores a re aw arded sh eep . D a iry in g is d e v elo p in g . gave th e v is ito r an e n th u s ia s tic w el A J. R a n e y , 2d. G. R uby, 1st. T h e re a re w orks of real m e rit to be a tree trip to th e S ta te fair. S ntead in c h a rg e o f th e b o o th said com e a t 1:3(1. Jo e C o rd a n o , 3d. S tallio n , 1 y e a r an d u n d e 2 -A . N ot only a re th e m o th ers co-operat " W e ra is e a few c a rlo a d s of fr u it seen there. T he a n n o u n cem en t tlia t Roosevelt P E N S — R uby, 1st a n d 2d. ing in th is m ost valuable of e d u c a tio n Jo e C o rd a n o , 1st. s e v e ra l c a rs of m e lo n s a n d vege would v isit th e fa ir cam e ab o u t th e I'p o n e n te rin g th e a rt room , one of al! w ork c a rrie d on by tlie in d u s tria l S tallio n , 2 y e a rs an d u n d e r 3 H . J. H a m le t, 2d. ta b le s . A lfa lfa h a y a m o n g fe e a s m iddle of tlie forenoon an d ad eq u ate | C. R uby, ls l a n d 2d. the firs t pieces tliat a ttra c ts th e eye clubs, but tlie la th e rs a re p u sh in g the A. J. R an ey , 3d. ra n k s h ig h . W e e x p o rt 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 3 announce m en t of th e fact could no t be S tallio n c o lt, u n d e r 1 y e a r A. • is th a t of a poster, p ain ted by I*. N e n te rp rise . One fa th e r will ta k e ills B at-m i H ocks ( l ig h t) b u s h e ls of w h e a t, 1 ,2 5 0 ,0 0 0 p o u n d s m ade, how ever, h u n d re d s of people re I R uby. Folk of P o rtla n d . A blue ribbon dan s e n s H olstein calves dow n to Salem M ares, 2 y e a rs an d o v e r A. of w ool, 5 0 ,0 0 0 h ead of sh e e p . W h e a t ceived th e w ord an d cam e to sec and COCKS— in iiis autom obile, w ith d in e r a tta c h A. J . R an ey 1st. R uby, 1st and 2 d ; R uby # B ow ers glcs from th e co rn er, show ing th a t it m ent, trav elin g in sty le is none too a t $2.20 p e r b u sh e l, w ool a t 50 c e n ts h e a r th e fig h tin g son of a fighting H EN S— fa th e r. T elep h o n es w ere kept busy I 3d. i received first m e rit. Tile sam e poster a p o u n d , sh e e p a t $10 p e r h ead w itn good for them . And h is little hoii is C. D. B u sh , 1 st a n d 2d. an d so fa r a s possible, those who w ere M ares, 2 y e a rs and u n d e r :— A. C w as given hono rab le m ention in New going to be w ith th em ull week to see a p o p u la tio n of o n ly 6 ,0 0 0 M orrow know n to be a d m ire rs of th e late Col C O C K E R E L S — R uby, 1st an d 2d. c o u n ty h a s a very h ig h p e r c a p ita of onel R oosevelt w ere n o tified tlia t h is York. "B ear in B asket", an oil p a in t th a t they a re p roperly tre a te d . H. J. H a m le t, 1st. Cl I H l l i p i l l l l s . T h e elub ch ild re n w ill show a t 8a- w e a lth . It is n o t a sm a ll fa rm coun son w ould be h ere. M essages w ere c . D. R u sh , 2d an d 3d. ing also by Mr. F olk, w as aw arded S ta llio n , 3 y e a rs S e n io r chum h in, th re e p u re bred H olstein calves; ty. T h e o rd in a ry fa rm is fro m 500 se n t a s f a r a s F a irv ie w , T ro u td a le . PU LLETS— 1 pion, A. C. R u b y . first in stu d ie s of an im al lire. The four g o ats whicli a re expected to tak e C. D. B u sh , 1 st, 2d a n d 3d. to 2000 a c re s. In th e n o r th e r n p a rt, S an d y an d E sta c a d a . S ta llio n , 1 y e a r an d u n d e r 2 ch ild re n shout a t tin* sig h t of u little (lie sw eep stak es; six pigs, th re e pure- An in cid en t of young R o o sev elt’s P E N S — G ran d an d ju n io r, A. C. R uby. h o w e v e r, u n d e r g o v e rn m e n t ir r ig a M ares, 2 y e a rs an d o v e r S enior . cub, s ittin g in tin basket, looking so h i 'd s am i th re e g ru d es; six pens of tio n th e tr a c ts r a te fro m five to b rie f stop w as th e p re s e n ta tio n of a C. D. B u sh , 1 st. ch ick e n s; lo u r pens of ra b ld ts ; and I in n o cen tly a t h is spectators. c h a m p io n . A. C. R uby. R hode Island Red (8 - C .) e ig h ty a c re s . R e c e n tly , th e J o h n b o u q u et of w ild a s te rs an d fern s by ten sin ep. T hat c h ild ri n m ean b u si M arcs, 2 yearn an d u n d e r 2 -G ra n d V irg in ia C leveland, who w as accom COCKS— M rs. H. A. L ew is and Mrs. U. I D ay ir rig a tio n p ro je c t w as o rg a n iz e d . ness wlieii th ey really e n te r Into som e a n d ju n io r, A. C. R uby. pan ied by h e r fa th e r, W. H . C leveland. A. J. R an ey , 1 st. S m ith have som e line w ork th e n If we c a n p u t th is th r o u g h , it w ill L ittle V irg in ia is tile g ra n d d a u g h te r thing, everyone ad m its. T hey even E n g lis h .S!iil«-s. D r N. L. S m ith , 2d. b rin g u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n 2 2 5 ,0 0 0 a c re s of ( has. C leveland, w ho w as one of th e S ta llio n , 3 y e a rs and u n d e r, A. H ow ever, th ese w ere co n trib u ted for su rp a ss th e ir eld ers in d e te rm in a tio n L D. E llio tt, 3d. T h i s co m m ittee ch ie fly in s tru m e n ta l in a r HENS a n d s u p p o r t 3 5 ,0 0 0 p eo p le. d isp lay only. Due of Mrs. Lew is' paint and p i : e net. A L ra ta t o j im.-, al , C. R uby. p ro je c t w ill cost in th e n e ig h b o rh o o d ra n g in g for R oosev elt's visit. M ares, 3 y e a rs an d o v e r— A. C. ¡tig s of still life receiving favorabli G resham a goat« in o rd e r to g e t It D r N. L. S m ith , 1 st. 2d an d 3d. lu re , lie w alked all tile way, leading R uby. of $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Colom 1 R oosevelt w as in tro d u ced by C O C K E R E L S M ares, 2 y e a rs an d u n d e r 3 A. C. com m ents is tlia t of a b rass ta ry w ith Ills beloved N anny. A. J. R an ey , 1st W a s h in g to n co u n ty w on first of M ayor K enney of G resh am in a few Tlie C lub stock Judging at 1« o ’clock a I owl, c an d le stick ami v a s e grouped R uby. Dr. N. L. S m ith , 2d a n d 3d. th e W illa m e tte v alley c o u n tie s. T w o a p p ro p ria te w ords. Im m ed iately , Dr. Tuesday was conducted by L. J. Allen, I Is l o r e It. Mrs. S m ith 's p a in tin g of a ( 'lia in p io n s. r V L L E T S C. E. Cline of P o rtla n d , fa th e r of Mrs. b o o th s a re b u lg in g o v e r w ith th e livestock iig m i, t). A. C. T eam s of ,S ta llio n s, 3 y e a rs a n d u n d e r Dr. N. L S m ith, 1st. 2d a n d 3d ru in ed castle w ith a d is ta n t scene th ree com peted, Judging cows, hogs, th in g s th is c o u n ty p ro d u c e s. B e a u K arl A. M iller, proposed th a t th e i S e n io r and g ra n d , A. C. R uby. PENS au d ien ce sta n d w ith u n covered h ead s tif u l a p p le s , g ra p e s , p e a c h e s an n M ares, 3 y e a rs an d o v e r Senloi show ing th ro u g h an archw ay is a work sheep, giving oral reaso n s for place Dr. N. L. S m ith 1st. in h o n o r of th e illu s trio u s fa th e r, one o th p r f r u its , g ra in s , g ra s se s, v e g e of th e forem ost statesm en of tile world. m ent on tile class tlia t tile elub is ra is of m e rit also. ami g la n d . A. C. R uby. A. J. R an ey , 2d ta b le s , flax a r e slntw n . O v er th e M ares, 2 y e a rs an d u n d e r J u n io r A decidedly pli asln g poster which in«. W H. M ead. 3d. Mr. R o o sev elt’s speech w as as fol T e a m s r e p r i si nteil; Lynch- G ru n t d o o rw a y a re su s p e n d e d 18 v a rle pH es low s: ch a m p io n , A. C. R uby. Broyin le-gliiii'iis (lig h t) 1 received second is th a t of Mrs. (}. W. M cM illin, A dolph Lyneli, A lbert . D ra ft H orses. o f c p rn , even to th e o rig in a l k kitid F rie n d s. I h av e seen th e Oregon COCK Ih irlliu rt of P o rtla n d , c a ll'd , “ S pring l-yncli. G e ld in g m a re , 3 y e a rs a n d o v e r— used by th e In d ia n s w hen C o lu m b u s roads, O regon ap p les and O regon c h il P a u l S eh u ele, 1st G resham E dw in H ehw eldler, Ray D avid M cK eow n, 1 st; A. II. B u rn s. Maid Hose at. D ayton”. T h is fair d isc o v e re d A m erica. T h e w a ln u t in d ren , and I lik e th e last best. I have HEN T ro u td u le , 2 d ; G eo D ello k , O regon m aiden v en tu red o u t on a w indy S trong, F ra n c is l’i ak. P a u l S eh u ele, 1st. d u s try is a lso re p r e s e n te d by a c o llec th re e of my ow n and th e y co m p are T erry Fulrvicw Donald G runt, C ity, 3d a n d 4 th . sp rin g day too w indy. S he is per ( y ril llak and tio n o f n u ts fro m a 25 a c re o rc h a rd . very fav o rab ly w ith th is one I p o in tin g CO CKEREL er, Jo h n F lem m ing. Draft Team. P a u l S e h u ele, 1st a n d 2d. plexed over tlie u rg e n t need of hang The h o r tic u ltu r a l d e p a rtm e n t, to V irg in ia ). I could scarcely say H en ry Drown and A rth u r Bliss P a ir b tw e e n 2690 an d 300 Ibs- PU LLET - m a n a g e d by G. H. R ich ey lo o k s lik e m ore for th em A. C. R uby, 1st; Geo. D elto k , O r e ing on to her h at and th a t of calm ing Judged but not a s clubs. My tim e is sh o rt h ere, b u t I have P a u l S eh u ele, 1st 2d a n d 3d. a H ood R iv e r d isp la y , a n d t h a t ’s a tw o p o in ts to m ak e: F ir s t, as citizen s P E N — T he n suit log score follow s: L ynch gon C ity, 2 d ; A II B u rn s. T ro u td a le , h e r ruffled s k ir ts a t tlie sam e tim e. 1 3d. c o m p lim e n t to th e w o rld fa m o u s a p o f . t h i s c o u n try we can n o t sh u t o u r P a u l S e h u e le , 1st. H er hose and footw ear are so d ain ty club 749 points, G resham elub 649 points, ’Terry ami F airview 589 points. P a ir 300 lbs. and o v e r- A. p les of H ood R iv er. eyes to the g rav e d iitlfs ah e a d of us. B ro w n Ix -g lio in s ( d a r k ) . , ilm t h e r concern Is needless, as anyone L ynch club will go to 8ai< m to judge R uby, 1st an d 2d. O ur own M ultnom ah co u n ty lias an N o ticin g all o v er th e co u n try th e re COCK will a d m it who sees her. in com p etitio n witli o th e r co u n ties R o a d s t e r s , T r o t t e r s , Pueers. excellent booth. T he su n . m oon, sta rs, a re sig n s of u n re st, llo w sh all we P au l S eh u ele, 1 st. f S in g le R o a d s te rs , m a r a n d g e ld in g J \Y. Sw lek of P o rtlan d , who d is s Monday. and tr a ilin g com ets a re p ic tu re d in th e m eet th em ? O ne way, th e av erag e C O C K E R E L S - G resham elub will Judge a t P o rtla n d I'. II. H a u g h e r, E a st P o rtla n d , 1st; novelty carv in g , lias on exhibit a neck choicest of g ra in —a novel foreg ro u n d citizen h as got fine com m on sense. P a u l S eh u ele, 1 st, 2d a n d 3d. in P acific I,lv slock show in Novein 1 J. 8. M unson, P o rtla n d , 2d. for a booth. E v e ry th in g th a t grow s One fau lt of m an y Is th a t th e y fall to P U L L E T S - la c e v alm d at $15u. It consists of sil- her. < 'liain p io n s. in o u r county is th e re , fru its , grasses, ex ercise t h i s com m on sense. It is th e P a u l S ehuele 1st an d 2d. I’ co in tlie I,yin 11 seiiool every mem B est sin g le ro a d s te r, s e n io r an d , ver lin k s betw een larg e brow n beads. vegetables, n u ts, g ra in s, su n flo w ers. d u ty of ev ery citizen to be activ e in P E N — g ra n d P. II. B a u g lie r, F ashion T h e beads a re r a th e r cu rio u s an d on Is r of Hie cooking, p o u ltry , sheep and A 1918 squash sta n d s on th e ease, look all ph ases o f g o v ern m en t— local, sta te P a u l S eh u ele, 1st. S ta b le s, E a st P o rtla n d . ing a tr if le pale, b u t su b s ta n c ia l as a n d n atio n al. | a little closer inspection each bead pig eluliH have eom pieti (I every re P it G am es. q u irem en t, giving each or tin sc clubs S ad d le Horse«. ever. T he second p o in t ,1 am out for Is; C O C K S— proves to be a perfectly carv ed m on a Bill per e. lit sta n d in g . Pow ell Val B o y s’ an d G irls ' A. C. R uby. T he high school booth h a s n o t a sin I am sp e a k in g for th e A m erican J. I*. L im e ric k , 1st, 2d a n d 3o. 15 h a n d s a n d u n d e r H. 8. H a r key, from no more’pretentious mater ley can n in g club is a n o th e r one w ith gle ab n o rm al o r freak th in g in It. It Legion. I am h appy to learn th a t you vey. ial th a n a prim e pit 28 in all. F rom a 100 per c ut record. K usselvilli anil c o n ta in s no m am m o th p u m p k in or have a fine little post h ere. S tan d H EN S— J . I’. L im e ric k , 1 st, 2d a n d 3d. S a d d le h o rse , 15 h ig h -A . It. a R oyal A nn c h e rry p it he has m a d e O rient cunning clubs did equally well. seven-legged c a rro t. T he norm al-sized back of it. H elp It all you can. PEN — R u b y , 1st a n d 2d. The hi w ing club of O rien t com pleted in d iv id u a ls w ith real q u a lity tliat help It's 100 p e rc e n t A m erican —n o th in g J . I’. L im e ric k , 1st. a m onkey th a t sits lu tlie in ad of a every stitc h , so th e ir 100 V r <’, nt p la ■larks, J e n n ets and M ules. to sta n d a rd iz e s tu ff gro w n a rc d is else. Rack it up. I t ’s going to act. Silvei s p a iig lx l H am burg. , Rest ja c k s , 3 y e a rs a n d o v e r A. stic k pin. card iH g racin g th e ir booth at th e fair. played by th e high school a g ric u ltu re n o t talk . Mrs Sadie C hase, th e O rient leader, G resham a r tis ts who a re show ing class. I rem em b er w h a t m y fa th e r said C o n tin u e d on p ag e 2 C o n tin u e d on pag e 3 T he d o m estic science d e p a rtm e n t when he r« tu rn e d from one of h is tr ip s I som e of th e ir w ork th is yi a r a re ; I)r, h a s a im d u l com ing for efficien cy ' T h ro u g h h er ceaseless in te re st in the h a s been ably m anaged by Mrs. A nna th ro u g h O regon, five y ears ago. " O re -; A. \V. B otkin. Glen D avidson, E dw ard work, tlie tw en ty glrlH who w ere ta k Hevel. T h e re a re 375 Ja rs of canned gon is alt rig h t. W hen I get b e fo re | II. P eak, Mrs. J o h n Brow n, Mrs. H. W. ing s. wing finished the work and goods in clu d in g jelly, p reserv es, jam , an O regon au d ien c e we u n d e rsta n d , elite up th e ir re p o rts in good seuHon. S n a sh a ll, Mrs. S tanl- y H utliff and W il fru it, m eat, fish, vegetables, relish and each o th e r from th e b e g in n in g - 1 I'lo S unnyside school bus an ex h ib liam P erry. pickles. One Is sim ply overw helm ed because we a re th in k in g ab o u t th- it lliai show s team w ork. T. I). K irk a t th e n u m b e r of a rtic le s in n eedle and sam e th in g — o u r c o u n try .’ T he follow ing list show s a w ard s p a trick , city club lead er say s th a t the th re a d w ork. Seven cro ch eted bed We have an ex p ressio n in o u r fam ily ( m ade in th e d iffe re n t classes of a rt. p aren ts, tlie teac h ers and the P a re n t- sp read s. one valued at $125; n in e old- w hich we use c o n cern in g people who T e a c h e rs’ asso ciatio n have given sueli iO il P a in tin g s ) fashioned piece q u ilts ; p illo w s upon und< rs ta n d us We say "T h ey a re ju e t j pillow s, p a trio tic , filet, cro ch et, em lik e fo lk s.” So now w ith th a t explan- P o rtra its from life: first, M rs Jsu- In a rty a ssistan ce th a t m uch c re d it is line to tin in for Hie sucei ssful ahow lng b ro id ered an d o th e r sty les. A m an atio n in m ind I w ill say, "G oodbye, i I" I Ge« r; si m u d Dr. A W. B otkin. m ad' at O reshutn. T he 2,000 c h ild ren has a silk em b ro id ered cen terp iece folks ” L andscapes from n a tu re : F ir s t Mrs. In terested In th is w ork In P o rtlan d th e re : a n o th e r m an. 80 y e a rs old. has I sals-1 G eer; second, Mrs. G race L. a re sadly In need of m ore leaders a bedspread of w h ite m u slin on w hich Lyneli P a ren t-T each er C ircle to Meei I lie O rien t an d ljiisted booth scored Hunt. he h as o u tlin ed all the a n im a ls from T h e L ynch P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso - i liigln s t in th e am o u n t of w orks show n the o rig in a l kind saved by Noah in th e e la tio n w ill m eet a t th e sc h o o lh o u se Animal life: first, P. N. F o lk ; ai c- »re to Dan P atch of today. A high n ex t T u e sd a y e v e n in g , S e p te m b e r 23. ond, Miss J. P e rk in s of P o rtlan d . F ollow ing a re th e a w ard s In the fence ru n n in g along th e edge of th e a t 8 o 'clo ck to a rr a n g e fo r th e e n t e r F r u it: Mrs. E. E .G II.s, Miss J. P er d iffe re n t projects. sp read keeps th e a n im a ls from r u n ta in m e n t o f C o u n ty C o u n cil o f P a kins. S till life, a n im a l copy (o rig i n in g th e people off th e fa ir grounds. R abbit ProJ. et 1st Win. M artin, 2d And th e cooking and b a k in g so ap p e r e n t-T e a c h e r a ss o c ia tio n a n d also a t - 1 n a l) : .Mrs. E. E. G iles of P o rtla n d ; E lizabeth M iller, 3d Melvin M iller, 4th te n d to o th e r im p o r ta n t b u sin e ss All tiz in g th a t even s ta te fa ir officials Mabie Cale. Iow a F alls, Iow a Mnun- W alter Morrow, 5th E rv ln g G reen, 6ih m e m b e rs u rg e d to be p re s e n t. ca n ’t keep from p in ch in g off ch u n k s. ta li s c ne from n a tu re : Dr. A W. V ylnier Cook, 7th fSuy R u sh er, 8th Paul B otkin. Mrs. Isab el G eer, firs t on the R usher. T h e R u p e rt c o m p a n y h a s d is tr ib S ta te Sch ool Fund» to Loan. C an n in g ProJ et 1st D ouglas Riggs, u te d so fa r th is seaso n in G re sh a m best collection of oil p ain tin g » ; second Anyone w ishing to borrow money d is tric t fo r f r u it $ 6 5 .7 7 9 . fo r la b o r 2d M uriella Isill, 3d Bésalo W allace, aw ard to Mrs. E E. Giles. o n fa r m s a t 6 % sh o u ld aee J u d g e Dh R uth W allace 5th A udrey Wien F o r f r u it b ro u g h t in fro m T o h a ve tw o m e u b e r s o l su? one ta ru ily in th è l i rt C o n g rs w A r th u r L a n g g u th . a tto r n e y an d $ 1 2 ,3 2 7 ( W a te r color w o rk s ) * In n, tini G e r iiud< H alverson, 7th Es o th e r d is tric ts to k e e p th e c a n n e ry i fr o m th è »ano- s ta te a t i t a m u e tt n - e la m t.o n o r s n id e rò t>estow<«l a g e n t f o r th e S ta te L a n d B o a rd , g o in g th e fu ll se a so n , $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 . P r o tr a lt from life : Mrs. li. E. B ar tiler G ard n er, Sili Allee O'Neil. b> v o i e r s s t i l i ih ;, le th è c i » i im u o n o l t t . B d n k b e s d - o r Aia)«, S u p p le -B a llln S h ip b u ild in g C o rp o r t n a tn r lo t in M P .n k b o a d , th « f a t h e i ls In th è u p p e i h ra n e b w n iie Hewing P roject, 1st D ivision 1st 'liolom ay, P o rtla n d ; Mrs. Jo h n Brow n, a tio n 's office. E a st O ak a n d W a te r H av e you seen th e floral e x h ib it? ; t h è eoi, 'A illia m I» R a n k h e a d . l* t o n g re s a m a n f r i n ì (he te m i, A la A gatha H arding, 2d I.Illy B iberg 3d G resham . s tr e e ts , P o rtla n d , O reg o n . b a u « Ite n e t A n m h e r non ls C olo» »1 H»-nr> W b s n k h '- x d o l i n e T h e c e n te r p iece s a re new fe a tu re s A delin« Evans, 4th W ilm a Chase, 5th I r A rm y (tu ' i |. f i io , - b t ¿1*. > a re , C u ló o e l H e n ry , d a n a io r t h a t a r e v ery a ttr a c tiv e . Read the W ant ads C o n tin u e d on pag e 3 li-tir» « a d C oi.ere-.ninM n W illia m C o n tin u ed on page 4 YOUNG ROOSEVELT DELIGHTS CROWD ART DEPARTMENT HAS FINE DISPLAY BANKHEAD FATHER AND SON IN CDNGFESS