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VOL. 10, NO. 66
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
PRIZE WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR
SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF FAIR
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1920
CORN THAT MAKES GOOD
BOYS FIND S2000
I n . ™ . . _____
IN FIELD BEST FOR SEED
RETURNS TO OWNER
' ‘Seed corn should be selected ! _ Two sh arp _ eyed
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boyB
m ade quite a j
from p lan ts th a t have m ade good in flnd T hursday afternoon when th ey ,
th e field— dem o n strated th e ir ab ility
t 1! ¡? ladie18'
0,1 Ma‘«
BUSINESS MAN AND
WIFE GO TO BELGIUM
The follow ing is a co n tin u atio n of
Sideboard Scarf— Mrs. E. A. Jo h n ­
the list of aw ards at th e M ultnom ah son 1st, Mrs. Askew 2d.
H
l 8 t «>«>» W. S C arpenter, extension spec-
* o rd M adden, son of Mrs. Lou Mad-
F riends of Miss Eva H am lin and
C enterpiece, eyelet— Mrs. E. A. Mrs L u n d q u ist 2d
County F a ir and M anufacturers and
R elishes in J a rs — E dith H iatt 1st
in farm cropa a t Oregon Agri- d e a t who >‘v®« on the Section Line T heodore Van Doninck were sur-
Land P roducts show , w hich closed Johnson 1st, Mrs. L o ttie DeHaven 2d.
ral College
r? “ d WU8 one of , ‘he
C enterpiece, F ren ch E m b.— Miss
— - boys
—. - and •» - Prised by th e an n ouncem ent of th e ir
F ish and Meats— Mrs. M. 18‘ cu ltu
S aturday evening:
.
o o th
th e e r r was a friend whose su rnam e is m arriage. T he w edding took place
E lizabeth Johnson 1st. Mrs. Silver K ern 1st.
A
full
stan
d
of
corn
is
th
re
e
sta
lk
s
!
Lewis.
stein 2d.
Pickles— Mrs. W. R. K ern 1st.
‘° the hill, he explains, th e equiva-
The boys picked up th e purse, ex-
the BeHwood C atholic church at 8
Sheet and Pillow Cases— Mrs. J
ABT D EPARTM ENT
Old L adies’ D epartm ent
P ie c e " w o rt O u lir V o tto n ^ M r s R lent of a s,aIk ever>' 14 Inches in th e »mined th e co n ten ts and then sta rte d o 'c|ock in th e m orning of last S atur-
A. Askew 1st.
P h o to g rap h s
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T hree p o rtra its— Max. Schneider
Collection of Tow els— Mrs. C. M
2d.
, These distances vary with soil and
ow ner, an old |
Edna M e.zger. sister of th e
1st; six p o rtra its.—Max. S chneider K enney 1st, Mrs. Askew 2d.
lady who was here with h er two b r,d e- and A lbert Van Doninck,
1st; 10 landscapes— Max Schneider
S hirt W aist, F ren ch Emb.— Mrs
W0Ql 8ilk— Mrs. | m oisture co n d itio n s).
Each p la n t d au g h ters, and satisfy in g them selves b ro th er of ‘bp krooni. L ater in the
1st.
C. M. K enney 1st.
B erth a M arks 1st.
she was th e rig h tu l ow ner they ! <lay a big w edding d in n er was served
A m ateu r P hotograp h y
Sideboard Scarf— Mrs. Askew 1st,
K nit and Crochet Lace— Miss Sudi should b ear one good sized ear.
’ i a < ‘he farm home of C harles Van
Views— L andscapes— E. V. Jen- Mrs W. F. W ilm ot 2d.
Jack 1st, Mrs. M. Sm ith 2d.
‘‘O ur best farm ers select th e ir tu rn ed th e money over to her
It is understood th a t th e bovs re-1 W allghem at which 35 relatives of
sen 1st; E dw ard Peak, 2d.
F ag o tin g Specim en— Mrs. W
K nit Sox— Mrs. M. Sm ith 1st.
seed
from
hills
of
th
is
k
in
d
,”
Mr.
W inters 1st, Mrs Silverstein 2d.
P o rtra its — E dw ard P eak 1st.
Emb. Sofa Pillow'— Mrs. M D. C arpenter says, "from hills having a ceived $55 as an expression of g rati- Ihe bride and groom were present.
tu d e and appreciation o r th e ir hon
Mr and Mrs. Van Doninck left on
F ilet C ro ch et
Oil P a in tin g
K ern 1st.
Yoke— Mrs. Id a W illiam s 1st, Miss
P o rtra it, B ust— A. W. B otkin 1st,
Best T attin g — Mrs. Mary Leslie 1st fu l‘ stand and having neighbors with esty and th e ir efforts to locate the Sunday for D etroit. Michigan, w here
ow ner of th e purse.
they will visit A ugust Van Doninck
J. O. B othw ell 2d.
Helen D alton, Oregon City, 2d.
Crocheted and K nit M ittens— Mrs a fu l* sta n d .”
and o th e r relatives and on O ctober
P o rtra it, full le n g th — A. W. Bot­
D resser Scarf— Mrs. W. A. W in­ B erth a M arks 1st.
A good e a r from a hill w ith a sln-
I'. H. S. Ties ( 'onim eree.
23 they will sail for E urope
T heir
kin 1st.
ters 1st.
u L Mn in ’fr Ri.r8 .? • W L us‘ed «le stalk is not a norm ally grow n
F o r the th ird tim e in as many sea­ first objective will be A ntw erp. Bel­
M arine Scenes— Mrs. H. C. Com p­
N ight Gown— Mrs. W. W illiam s 1st, Mrs. Mary Leslie 2d
ton, Boring, 1st; Mrs. L. T. L usted 1st, Mrs. C. Pow ell 2d.
Best Paffching— Mrs. M. Leslie 2d. good ear. It had the advantage of sons. Union high school held High gium, w here they will visit Mr Van
2d.
Pillow Cases— Mrs. S ilverstein 1st.
more room, light, m o istu re and plant School of Com merce, P o rtland, to a D oninck’« parents. They are expect­
Special»
ing to be aw ay for th ree o r four
Landscape, N ature— Mrs. L. T. Mrs. H. C. Com pton 2d.
T atted Baby B o n n ett— Elizabeth food. It Is likely to produce good n o thing to n o th in g score in th e open­ m
onths.
ing tussle of th e football season.
L usted 1st, J. O. B othw ell 2d.
L ib rary Table R u n n er— Mrs. F red Johnson 1st.
com
u
nder
sim
ilar
favorable
condi­
Mr. Van D oninck’s bakery business
The gam e was played T hursday a f­
Still Life, o rig in a l— A. W. Botkin G userville 1st, Mrs. J. R. Collins 2d.
T atted Towels— Mrs. Mary J u r ­
1st.
tions in th e next crop, but may fall ternoon on th e local high school will be in th e hands of his b rothers,
Apron— Mrs. L illie M oulton 2d.
gens 1st.
Albert and Alphonse, d u rin g his a b ­
A nim al Life, copy— Roy Stone 1st.
Boudoir Cap— Mrs. S ilverstein 1st,
C enterpiece — Mrs.
Anna
Mc­ to do so when forced to com pete for grounds before an audience of 250 sence.
pupils, parents and fa ir visitors, and
Mrs. Jo h n Brown 2d.
W ater C olor P a in tin g
Keown 1st.
its food and m oisture supply in n o r­ the U. H. 8. boys w ere cheered to the
L andscape and N a tu ra l— Je an W.
Pin Cushion— Mrs. S ilverstein 1st.
\ elvet Q uilt— J. B. Snedden 1st. mal hills.
A gricultural Stu d en ts at I Ilion Itigli
echo by local en th u siasts.
P e tite 1st, F ro n ia D. H arvey 2d.
L uncheon Set— Mrs. W. A. R oberts
P lush Q uilt— J. B. Snedden 1st.
School R eceive Prem ium » at
The score does not indicate the
F o r silage corn the sta lk should
F ig u re Study— Genevieve B arnes 1st.
H andm ade Rug— Mrs. A nna Wold
C ounty F air.
1st, F ro n ia D. H arvey 2d.
C luny C rochet
1st.
be ra th e r m ore grow thy th a n for com parative streu g th of th e team s as
Flow ers, N ature— Je a n W. P etite
C enterpiece, trim m ed w ith C luny—
Bed S pread— Mrs. Mary McAllis­ grain. M edium to larg e sta lk s w ith G resham had practiced only a few
days and had not its team work p er­
The prem ium s aw arded to stu d en ts
1st.
te r 1st.
Mrs. S ilverstein 1st.
a good n um ber of broad leaves are fected, w hile Com merce had been In of ag ric u ltu re at Union high school
F ru it, N ature— F ro n ia D. H arvey,
L ib rary S carf— Mrs. Silverstein 1st
L ib rary S carf— Mrs. Mary W in­
train in g for a m onth. At th a t, the who exhibited th e ir products at the
desirable.
1st.
te rs 1st.
Crochet Fancy Stitch
Still Life, orig in al— F ro n ia D. H a r­
Good seed corn kernels are u n i­ local squad m ade twice as much y a rd ­ county fair speaks well for th e work
Centerpiece— Mrs. Silverstein 1st. ^D resser S carf— Mrs. C. L. E ngland
age as th e ir opponents, and three of th at d ep artm en t. E xhibits made
vey 1st.
C enterpiece, trim m ed — Mrs S ilver­
form in size and shape. The rows
were planned, grow n, selected and en­
Best C ollection— Genevieve B arnes stein 1st, Mrs. M. D. K ern 2d.
L uncheon Set— Mrs F. S. Metz­ a re stra ig h t, w ith b u tts and tips well tim es w ere cheated out of a touch­ tered
by th e stu d en ts u n d er th e d irec­
down by offside o r o th e r m isplay
1st, Je an W. P e tite 2d.
g er 1st.
Yoke— Mrs. M. W illiam s 1st.
T he k ern els a re deep and when w ithin shadow of (he goal posts. tion of the Sm ith-H ughes in stru c to rs
P aste l
T able R u n n er— Mrs. S ilverstein 1st
Piano Scarf— Mrs. W. A. W inters filled.
S cin tillatin g lig h ts were Johnston, and with the cooperation of parents.
F low ers— J. E. P etite, J r. 1st, Mrs
slightly wedged shaped, h u t w ithout
C rochet Bed S pread— Mrs. E dna 2d.
ing is a list of en tries and
L. B. S ilverstein 2d.
E. F ish er 1st.
| Lunch C loth— Mrs. E. A. John- wide spaces betw een rows. Let the S atterstro m , G ran. Lane, and W right aw Follow
ards:
for U. H. S. and P an d er and H arper
F ru it— Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein 1st.
R ickrack Yoke— Mrs S ilverstein son 2d.
ears have well dented, roughlsh k e r­ did good work for Commerce.
W illiam S ester— P otatoes, E arly
W ork in M onochrom e
1st.
Pillow Slips— Mrs. W. G. Sm ith 1st
Bovee, first prize; B urbank, first;
nels.
Still Life— Mrs. G. W. H u rlb u rt 1st
Pillow Cases— Mrs. M. D. K ern 1st. Mrs. E. A. Johnson 2d.
B ritish Queen, first.
C ounty A wards.
Crayon S ketch— Mrs. G. W. H u rl­
T he selected ears may be k ep t In
N ight Gown-—Mrs. S ilverstein 2d.
H ot Roll C loth— Mrs. E. A. Jo h n ­
W alter Schw edler Two sows and
Only th ree counties en tered com­
b u rt 1st.
N ut B askets— Mrs. Silverstein 1st. son 1st.
good
condition
by
g
ath
erin
g
them
be­
petitive exhibits Coos, Morrow and two barrow s; sows under six m onths,
Pencil S ketch— Mrs. J. W. P etite
Baby Bonnet, m ile-a-m inute-—Mrs.
Doily— Mrs. M. W illiam s 1st.
fore freezing, drying them out, and W ashington.
Of these Coos
and first and second prizes; get of sire,
1st.
S ilverstein 1st.
Ja c k e t— Mrs. Minnie W ells 1st.
Morrow tied for first place, scoring first; produce of sow, first.
Pen and Ink D raw ing— Mrs. J. W.
Baby Bonnet, Iris h — Mrs. Silver­
Lunch C loth H ard an g er— Mrs. C. sto rin g in a dry place.
F rancis P eak— Sweet corn on th e
85 points each, and W ashington held
P e tite 1st.
stein 1st.
L. E ngland 1st.
second place w ith a score of 80 stalk , first prize.
Best Collection— Mrs. J. W. P etite
Collar, Irish — Mrs. Silverstein 1st.
Q uest Towels— E lizabeth Johnson GLARING HEADLIGHTS
C larence Aim— P otatoes, Money
points. The ju d g in g was based on
1st.
Pillow Cases— Mrs. S ilverstein 1st. 2d.
CAUSE ACCIDENT dairy products, g rains and grasses, M akers, first prize.
P o ste r
Mrs. Ida W illiam s 2d.
T hree C en ter Pieces— Mrs. Chas.
fruits, vegetables and field products,
E v erett Lake— P otatoes, G arn et
B est P o ster—- Genevieve B arnes
Collection of Yokes— Mrs. Sil­ H anson 1st.
Chill, second prize.
S aturday n ig h t at 11:15 a F ord in d u stries and n atu ra l resources.
1st, Mrs. E. B. B arrow s 2d.
stein 1st.
Crochet A frican— Mrs. E. A. Jo h n ­
Clyde P eterson — P o u ltry , pen
M ¡»cella neons
tru ck , driven by John H u lan d er of
son 2d.
T attin g
W hite L eghorns, second prize
T apestry
P ain tin g — Genevieve . C ollar or Yoke— Mrs. Silverstein
C rocheted A fghan— Mrs. E. A. Powell Valley ran over the bank on GRESHAM JOINS BANK
Melvin B rugger O x fo rd sheep—■
B arnes 1st.
Johnson 2d.
1st, Mrs. J. R. Collins 2d.
CITIES OF $1,000,000 Get of sire, second prize; produce of
Powell Valley road at th e fill between
C hina P ain tin g , C onventional
H and k erch ief— Mrs.
Mary J u r ­
Beaded Bag— Mrs. E. A. Johnson Cleveland avenue and Kelly avenue.
ewe, fo u rth ; pen of lam bs, th ird ;
Specimen L u ste r— Genevieve B arnes gens 1st.
1st.
G resham has attain ed th e en ­ ewe, two years and over, fourth.
1st.
Towel — E lizabeth Johnson is t,
Individual display of household T he tru ck sid down th e bauk and viable position of being in th e list of
Considering th a t these en tries were
L arg est and Best C ollection— Gen Mrs. H elen Doulton 2d.
tipped over. T here was a young lady "m illion d o lla r” bank deposit towns.
sk ill— Mrs. Ida W illiam s 1st.
In open com petition and also th a t the
evieve B arnes 1st, Mrs. H. C. Com p­
T able R u n n er— R u th E ckler 2d.
This was show n by th e report of Will exhibits th is year were of su p e rio r
passenger
who
sustained
some
ton 2d.
Centerpiece— Mrs. L o ttie DeHaven
HORSES
bruises and a badly sprained ankle. H. B ennett, sta te su p e rin ten d e n t of quality, th e com m unity Is to he con­
F ru it Salad D ish— Mrs. H. C. 2d.
hanks. based on th e rep o rts on the
Thoroughbred.»
Com pton 1st.
The" d riv er escaped u n in ju red and condition of business Septem ber 8. g ratu late d upon th e work being done
M iscellaneous
by the boys as shown above.
S tallion, 3 years and over— Mrs. L the car wa3 but slig h tly dam aged.
P la tte r— Mrs. H. C. Com pton 1st.
Slippers and Shoes— Mrs. L. T.
G resham 's two banks showed de­
G albraith. Salem, cham pion.
Cups and Saucers— Mrs. H. C. Lusted 1st.
posits
at
th
a
t
tim
e
am
ounting
to
A ccording to Mr. H u lan d er's s ta te ­
SALE OF INTOXICANTS
Mares, 3 years and over— Mrs. L
Com pton 1st.
Pin Cushion— Mrs. J. A. Askew 1st,
m ent he was driving west en terin g $1,017,929.76.
G albraith, cham pion.
Six P lates— Mrs. H. C. Com pton Mrs. S ilverstein 2d.
BRINGS MAN IN COURT
Mares, 2 years and u n d er— Mrs. L. town when th e re approached an nuto
1st.
Bed Q uilt, w orsted— Mrs. B erth a G albraith.
ORIE
CONRAD
WEDS
Ed.
H
urlas, said to be a b ro th er-
Tea Set— Mrs. H. J L Com pton 1st. M arks 1st, Mrs. E m m a Olby 2d.
w ith g la rin g headlights, m aking it
in-law of F. W. Howard and w orking
POPULAR
ABLANY
GIRL
Colored P ersian — G enevieve B arnes
sta n d a rd B red Morgan»
F ancy P o rtiers— Mrs. T. J. Hayes
difficult for him to see th e road. He
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i in H ow ard’s poolroom, was arrested
1st.
S tallion, 3 years and over— D. S.
1st, Mrs. Silverstein 2d.
tu rn ed out a little too far, his m a­
Mr and Mrs. Orle Conrad spent a ' Monday by C onstable M. M. S quire
C hina P ain tin g , N atu ralistic
Fancy C ollars— Mrs. W. A. W in­ Johnson 1st
L argest and B est Collection— G en­ ters 1st, Mrs. Id a W illiam s 2d.
M ares, 3 years and over— J. N. chine stru c k an old stum p of a post few days visiting at the home of t h e ) “ “ '1 brought before Ju stice of th e
Peace John Brown charged w ith spil­
evieve B arnes 1st.
which th rew him off th e g rad e and la tte r ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B ing
T able Mats— Mrs. Silverstein ls t.j G rant, V ancouver, W n., 1st.
Intoxicating liquor. He pleaded
C onrad, last week. The news of th e
F ru it, Salad o r Cake D ish— G ene­
Emb. Sofa Pillow — Mrs. A nna I
M organs
over
th
e
bank.
wedding was q u ite a su rp rise to the not guilty and tim e for tria l was set
vieve B arnes 1st.
C hristenson 1st, Mrs. Askew 2d
Stallion, 3 years and o ver— H. S.
H u lan d er has since been placed many friends of th e groom In this for F riday aftern o o n at 2 o ’clock.
Vase— G enevieve B arnes 1st, Mrs.
Best T a ttin g — Mrs. H. C. Comp H arvey 1st.
vicinity who have known him since H urius was given an o p p o rtu n ity to
L. B. S ilverstein 2d.
ton 1st.
Stallion, 1 year and u n d er— H. S. u nder a rre s t fo r driving w hile In­ his
secure $300 ball and D. C. Ross and
childhood.
E nam eled C hina— G e n e v I e v e
toxicated.
K nit or C recheted M ittens— Mrs H arvey 1st.
T he bride was Miss E dith Zear of B. H. Buzick are his bondsm en.
B arnes 1st.
Em m a Olby 1st.
M ares, 2 years and u n d er— H. S.
The com plaining w itness is Jo h n
A lbany and the wedding occurred
D resser Set — Genevieve B arnes
K nitted o r Crocheted Shaw l— Mrs H arvey 1st.
OVERLAND CARS
S eptem ber 28th at th e hom e of the H ulander, who claim s he bought a
1st, Mrs. S. B. Sutliff 2d.
Em m a Olby 2d.
Mares, 2 years and u n d er— H. S.
MAKE GOOD RECORDS brid e's p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. P eter pint bottle of w hiskey in H ow ard's
Ja rd in ie r— Genevieve B arnes 1st.
Specimen D arning— Mrs. E. A H arvey 1st.
poolroom on S atu rd ay for which he
Zear.
C hocolate Set— Mrs. S B. Sutliff Johnson 1st, E lizabeth Johnson 2d.
P erche roil»
Mr. and Mrs. C onrad, a te r spend­ paid $4.
1st.
W. A. Hessel, local O verland agent,
Specimen P a tc h in g — Mrs. Mary
Stallion, 3 years and over— A. C.
H u lan d er Is him self und.er a rre s t
ing a few days visiting th e home
Rose Bowl— Mrs. 8. B. Sutliff 1st lie 2d.
Ruby 1st and 2d. John S. W illiam s "points w ith p rtd e” to th e light cars folks, m ade a sh o rt visit to Seaside, for driving w hile Intoxicated.
B a sk etry
L ibrary T able R u n n er— Mrs. Sil 3d.
sold
by
him
w
ithin
th
e
past
few
a fte r which they retu rn ed to th eir
P ine N eedle B a sk et— J. E. P etite verstein 1st.
Stallion, 2 years and u n d er— A. C. m onths. T h ere are two in G resham hom e n ear A lbany. Mr. Conrad is
thlil F ello w s T ak e N otice.
J r 1st.
C enterpiece, Macrome— Mrs. L. B Ruby 1st.
T hursday evening will be an im ­
Reed B asket— E lizabeth Johnson S ilverstein 2d.
which have m ade exceptionally fine ru n n in g a larg e farm n ear th a t place.
B elgians
portant d ate for all m em bers of the
1st.
P incushion, cut w ork— Mrs. Silver­
S tallions, 3 years and over— A. C. records. One Overland-4 was p u r­ B<* m « í ) Made II oum - m Go Everyw here. Odd Fellow s lodge. A team from th e
Best C ollection— J. E. P etite, J r stein 1st.
chased
in
F
eb
ru
ary
,
has
been
driven
Ruby
1st
and
2d.
E ight com plete houses a day can Mt. Scott lodge of P o rtlan d will come
1st, E lizabeth Johnson 2d.
Crochet R ag Bag— Mrs. Em m a Ol­
S tallions, 2 years and u n d er—-A. C. 12,000 m iles over all kinds of roads be tu rn ed o u t from th e new mill of here to confer th e first degree on a
D esig n in g
by 1st, Mrs. M. E. G ilm ore 2d.
Ruby, g rand cham pion. A. C. Ruby 2d and Is in A -l condition. A nother haH th e Aladdin com pany. Just com plet­ new member.
Best C ollection—-Genevieve B arnes
Braided R ag Bag— Mrs. M. Sm ith
S tallion, 1 year and u n d er— A. C. traveled 5600 m iles In four and a ed in th e P eninsula in d u stria l dis­
All wide aw ake m em bers are urged
1st.
1st, Mrs. E. A. Johnson 2d.
Ruby 1st.
Specials
half m onths arfd is using th e original trict. T he com pany has been o p er­ to atten d and visiting m em bers are
C am isole— Mrs. L o ttie DeHaven
M ares, 3 years and over— A. C. tires w hich a re all in good condition. atin g its sm a lle r mill and cut-up cordially invited. Follow ing th e en ­
Snow Scene— Jean W. P etite 1st. 2d.
Ruby 1st, Mrs. P. Schule 2d, Ruby &
p lan t for the past tw o m onths. When te rtain m e n t of th e evening will be a
A laska N atu re— Jean W. P etite 1st
H em stitch in g — Mrs. Id a W illiam s Bowers 3d and 4th.
ru n n in g full b last th e plant now em ­ big feed. Those atten d in g are as­
M arine Scene— C ora P alm er 1st.
A gent M anteil.
1st, Mrs. W A. W in ters 2d
E ngii»h Slurew
Punch Bowl— Mrs. H. C. Com p­
The A m erican C entral Life In su r­ ploys 250 men. The com pany has su red a good tim e.
Stenciling— Mrs. S ilverstein 1st.
S tallion, 3 years and over— A. C. ance com pany w ant a local ag en t In sufficient acreage to build two more
ton 1st.
K nitted S w eater— K ath e rin e Knies Ruby 1st.
1»<>K Fair at Grcetuun T heater.
L andscape
Copy— G e n e v 1 e v e 1st, Mrs. W. A. W inters 2d.
G resham .
E xperience unnecessary. plan ts th e size of th e new mill, 108
S tallion, 2 years and u n d er— A. C. Help given beginners. W rite L D. by 360 feet, and expects to so In­
Boys and dogs are Inseparable.
B arnes 1st; L andscape Copy— G en­
D on ieitlr B aking
Ruby
1st.
evieve B arnes 1st.
P etty jo h n , 719 Ilekum B ld g , P o rt­ crease Its capacity as business de Come to a special ch ild ren 's m atinee
P o tato Y east B read— Mrs. A. F
M ares, 3 years and over— A. C. land, O regon.— Adv.
at th e G resham T h e a te r W ednesday
velops.
H am m ar 1st. Mrs. Ida K reu d er 2d. Ruby 1st.
A A P atterso n , general m anager at 4 p. m and bring Fldo and Jum bo
F o r th e flower beds on th e fa ir
G raham B read— Mrs. A. F. Ham-
D
raft
llorse».—
G
rades
Cash
of the Pacific Coast p lan t here, has and we’ll have a dog fair.
Be«| E m tat i- ItargairiM.
g rounds Mrs. F ra n k H einey received m ar 2d.
Best G elding o r Mare— A. C Ruby
prizes will be given. Boys with dogs
sta
te
d
th
a
t
th
e
Aladdin
com
pany
is
first prize, $25; Mrs. A. Hevel, 2d
Tw
enty
acres,
all
under
cultivation,
Nut B read— Mrs. Jo h n Brown 1st. 1st and 2d, Geo. DeBok 3d.
$20; Mrs. V era T ucker 3d, $15
p art inside city lim its of G resham , receiving th o u san d s of Inquiries from will be ad m itted free. If you d o n ’t
B aking Pow der Biscuits— Mrs Ida
D raft Team s
Mrs. Em m a Ross 4th, $10.
fro
n tin g Powell ro a d ; city water. th e O rient and expects soon to he own a dog o r ca n ’t borrow one, you
W illiam s 1st, Miss M ildred St. C lair
P a ir to weigh between 2600 and Price $550 per acre Can be handled sen d in g its ready-cut houses to will be charged reg u la r adm ission.
2d.
3000— Geo. DeBok 1st, A H. Burns with very little cash
China, Ja p an , th e P hilippines and All girls will be ad m itted free.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
G raham Gems— Mrs. W. R. K ern 2d.
Haw aii.
E xportation of bungalows
F
orty
acres,
new
bungalow
,
barn
Hand S ew in g
1st.
P air over 3000— A. C. Ruby 1st and o th e r o u t houses In fa ir condi­ to South A m erica has already sta rted
F ash io n ’s la test household fad,
In fa n t S h irt— Mrs. Emma Olby
F ru it Cake— Mrs. Ida W illiam s 1st. and 2d.
A nything from a chicken-house to parchm ent lam p shades, hand p ainted
tion. T w enty-four acres under c u lti­
1st.
Coffee C ake— Mrs M. D. K ern 1st.
F our-H orse Team , not less than vation, th ree m iles south of G resh­ a church can be bu ilt by an o th er and elab o rately finished, are being
H and-m ade A pron— Mrs. L. B. Sil
Angel C ake— Mrs. W. O. Sm ith 1st 15»»»» lbs.— A. C. Ruby 1st and 2d.
am.
W ill ta k e house and lot in P o rtlan d concern, th e F en n er M anu­ m ade in P o rtlan d fo r nation-w ide
versteln, 1st,
Chocolate L ay er C ake— Mrs. Ida
8ix-H orse T eam — A. C. Ruby 1st. G resham as p a rt paym ent.
fac tu rin g com pany
T his com pany, d istrib u tio n . The B ak er Sales com ­
Baby Dress— Mrs. L. B. Silver­ W illiam s 1st. Mrs W G Sm ith 2d
R o a d s t e r s . Trotters. Pacers
Tw enty acres, house, barn and which was established here nine years pany, which began o perations a year
stein. 1st.
Devils Food L ayer Cake— Mrs. W
Best Single R oadster, 15 hands o th er out houses in fair condition. ago, has Just doubled Its capacity by and a half ago Is one of th e few In
Artistic Needle Work
O. Sm ith 1st, Mrs M M. S quires 2d. o r over— J. N. G rant, V ancouver, Wn.
T hirteen acres clear, 2 H miles west p u ttin g an o th e r sto ry on Its factory the U nited States m aking these and
Pillow Slips— Mrs. L. B. Silver
C ocoanut L ayer Cake— Mrs. A. F.
Saddle Horses
Sixty-three different styles of ready­ It Is shipping as fa r east as D etroit.
of
G resham on Base Line road.
stein, 1st.
H am m ar 2d.
F ifteen H ands H igh— O. A. Bryan
m
ade houses are listed In th e F en ­ It also tu rn s out a rt m etal lam ps In
Eight
acres,
all
under
cu
ltiv
atio
n
;
Colored E nibroidn-y
Jelly Roll— Mrs. C. J. L undquist 1st.
also five acres with one acre clear n er com pany’s catalogue and the polychrom e and period finishes.
C hild's D ress— J. A. Askew 1st, 1st, Mrs. M. D. K ern 2d
■lacks ami J en n ets anti Mules
th ree m iles east of G resham , close to com pany announces its readiness to
Mrs W. A. R oberts 2d.
Raised D oughnuts— Mrs. C. J.
B est Jacks, 3 years and over— the sto re.
H andling of O regon-m arie m er­
bid on an y th in g in the way of
Bath Towels— Mrs. F 8. M etzger L u n d q u ist 1st.
_
__ Ruby 1st and 2d, Ruby A
A. C.
building
Many houses a re being chandise In th e mail o rd er business
F
orty
acres,
can
be
sold
In
two
20-
1st. Mrs L. B. S ilverstein 2d
G inger Cookies— Mrs A. F Ham- Rowers 3d"
th ro u g h o u t Oregon. W ashington has been pledged by officials of M ont­
C arriag e Robe— Mrs. S ilverstein,
M_ Squires 2d
Jacks. , y«.a r and u nder A. C. a< re tra c ts with full sets of building •old
An office wan gom ery W ard A Co., now com pleting
on each 20 acres. T b lrty -elg h t acres Idaho and W yom ing
1st.
W hite S u g ar Cookies— Mrs M. M - Ruby
- la t.
recently
opened
In
Boise
and an o th er a big coast d istrib u tin g plant In P o rt­
under
cu
ltiv
atio
n
T
h
ree
m
iles
from
Rom pers— Mrs. S ilverstein 1st
Squlr«*s 1st, Mrs Fred Fieldhouse 2d.
Je n n et and Foal— A. C. Ruby 1st G resham close to A nderson sta tio n Is to be opened soon In C alifornia
land. F u rn itu re o rd ers have alread y
Sunshine Cake— Mrs H am m ar 1st. and 2d.
P a ir Towels— Mrs. J. A. Askew
been placed locally, as th e rom pany
on
E
stacada
line.
1st, Mrs. Silverstein 2d.
Jam Cake— Mrs. M. D K ern 1st.
S I m -G h iu I P o n ie x
reg ard s th is city as th e "G ran d Rap­
Ten acres, all u nder cu ltiv atio n ;
More I s m k I m Nonlnl.
Lunch C loth— Mrs. W. A. R oberts
Apple Pie— Mrs H am m ar 1st, Mrs.
Beat Team —^Curtis R uby 1st.
ids of th e W est."
house
In
A
-l
co
ndition;
barn
and
la t.
A new site with land enough to
M. M. S quire 2d.
Best S h itla n d — C u rtis Ruby 1st. o th e r out bouses in fair condition.
N ight Gown— Mrs. J. A. Askew
C ustard Pie— Mrs. H am m ar 1st,
Pony, ridden by g irl — C urtis Two m iles east of G resham on Powell m ake th e ex perim ental Irrigation
The K ing's P ro d u c t! com pany .o f
1st, Mrs M W illiam s 2d.
Mrs. M. D K ern 2d
work of th e U m atilla project tru ly 'ortland has m ade application for
Ruby 1st and 2d.
Valley road.
C enterpiece E m broidery — Mrs.
Pum pkin Pie— Mrs Ida W illiam s
rep resen tativ e for th e n ear 300,000
Pony, ridden by boy — C urtis
F o rty acres, 10 acres u n d er cu lti­ acres of like lands In Oregon, Is said perm ission to Increase Its capital
A nna C hristensen 1st, Mrs. J . A. 1st, Mrs M D. Kern 2d.
Ruby 1st and 2d.
vation.
H ouse In good condition. to be a need of th e H erm iston p ro j­ stock heavily. It plans ta k e o ver th e
Askew 2d.
Mince Pie— Mrs M D. K ern 1st.
Ponies, d riven— C urtis Ruby 1st.
branch house of T he Dalles, o rg an ­
Bern and o u t houses In fa ir condi­
MiMcv-ilaneoua P illow »
Mrs. Jo h n Brown 2d.
Jen n ets— Ruby A Bowers 1st, A tion. Five m iles so u th e ast of G resh­ ect, by Jam es T Ja rd in e , d irec to r of ized in 1914, and the one at Salem,
Pillow F ille t— Mrs A nna Olby 1st.
the A g ricu ltu ral College Experim ent organized In 1917.
B lackberry Pie— Mrs. Ida W il­ C. Ruby 2d and 3d.
am on th e Boring road.
Sofa Pillow . Silk E m b — Mrs W. liam s 1 s t
statio n s.
Not only all Oregon but
Je n n et and Y earling— A. C. Ruby
120 acr»*s. 32 acres u nder cu ltiv a­ the en tire weet m uat back th is and
G. S m ith 1st. Mrs. Silverstein 2d
Cream Pie— Mrs. W R. K ern 1st, lat.
Ix»st. between J. E. Mctzgi r ’s store
tio n ; larg e house in good condition. o th e r w orthy land reclam ation p ro j­
Cross Stitch P illow — Mabel W in­ Mrs C. J. L u n d q u ist 2d.
L arge barn and o th e r o uthouses; 20 ects if national aid is successfully en ­ and th e fa ir grounda, a lad les’ hand
te rs 1st.
Lemon Pie— Mrs. G W. Lusted
KABIUTS
purse
S u b stan tial rew ard.
Call
acres of tim ber. E ight miles from listed.
B iscuit Pillow — Mrs. S ilverstein 1st. Mrs. M. D. K ern 2d
E ast 4642.
E lcnileb S tiv i Grey
G resham on th e Bluff road. Will
1st.
Preserve», Pick I«*«. Etc.
Br Bucks— Ell Hogan 1st and 2d, tak e sm all place In o r close to G resh­
W h ite Em broidery
F ru it in J a rs — Vivian Hevel 1st,
A b rand new autom obile disc
am In tra d e as p ' art paym
ent
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
O M iller Sd
L unch Cloth, F ren ch and E yelet— Mrs W R. K ern 2d
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»•»»•»I •» being put on th e m ark et by
F o r j u r t n e r p articu la rs concerning W ilkinson B rothers, a P o rtlan d flrai cent in te rest on tim e deposits.— Adv.
Sr Does— Geo Pratt 1st, Mrs W
Mrs. J. A. Askew 1st. Mrs. F. S.
Jellies in J a rs — Mrs. C. J. L u n d -'
any
of
these
places
f8. Brown 2d. Ell Hogan 3d
M etzger 2d.
w rite o r phone. T he ad v an tag e of th e P o rtlan d p ro d ­
qulst 1st. Vivian Hevel 2d
KILO FOR SALE at the Conrad farm .
KARL J HAOBERG,
In term e d iate
Buck -W a i'« r
Lunch Cloth, sa tin — Mrs. J . A.
P reserves In J a rs — Mrs. Lund J
uct is th a t It can be adapted to any
W rite M ountain View F lo ral com ­
G
resham
,
Oregon.
Askew 1st.
qulst 1st, Vivian Hevel 2d.
w
heel,
a
q
uality
not
possessed
bv
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pany. 341 Eaat 72d, co rn er Mill,
— Adv.
Phone 1445 those being m ade In th e east.
P o rtlan d , o r telephone T ab o r 121.