T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 11, NO. 43
FORDSON TRACTOR
IS DEMONSTRATED
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
MOST PERFECT
WOMAN ATHLETE
$1.50 PER YEAR
1921
GRANGERS TO THRONG GRESHAM ON
SATURDAY; 7TH ANNUAL FIELD DAY
/v t.-’
I
i
O ' V ìzi IX i
CARPENTIER BOUT
ORPHAN CHILDREN
TOURING THE STATE
An a ttra c tio n of u n u su al In terest
on th e stre e ts of G resham was th e
“ fam ily” of Dad and M other D raper
of th e C h ild re n ’s H om e of Des
Moines, W ashington. T h e 16-piece
band of th e fam ily gave sev eral con
ce rts on th e stre e t on Sunday even
ing an d Monday m orning. A n um
b er of th e children wore so sm all
th a t it was a su rp rise th a t they
could play any m usic at ail an d one
little g irl eig h t years of age, but ex
trem ely sm all fo r h e r age, played the
co rn et w ith th e sk ill and grace of a
m uch o ld er m usician.
T w en ty -th ree ch ild ren from th e
hom e. Dad pnd M other D raper and
“ A unt L ou” m ade up th e p arty tn
ad d itio n to one o r tw o young men
who are d riving cars. T hey cam ped
over
Sunday n ig h t a t th e a u to cam p
Eat M a r tin , o f A k ro n , O , did
not quit fig h tin g when the w a r wa> on th e fa ir g rounds, w hich th ey said
over.
H a v in g won the A . E. F , was a m ost In terestin g place. They
"seeing
he avyw eig ht cham pionship, he kept l a re o u t fo r th e su m m er
rig h t on going and his kno ckou t th in g s,” and will give en te rta in m e n ts
o f the veteran F ra n k M ora n in in tow ns w here su itab le a rra n g e
N e w Y o rk the oth er n ig h t stamped i m ents can be m ade for th e benefit of
him as a cham pionship contender. | th e home. It is likely th a t th ey will
C ritic s th in k he should he given the j
ap p e ar h ere before th e su m m er is
next ctiance at C arpentier, and
over. It is th e expectation to go to
M a rtin is w illin g .
E ugene, and o th e r so u th e rn Oregon
citjes and to v isit th e ocean beaches.
DEMENTED WOMAN TRIES
object of th ese trip s is two-fold,
TO ESCAPE TO PORTLAND T to he gain
in fo rm atio n from trav el and
Miss Isabel K ale of P o rtla n d es to aro u se In te re st in th e hom e, which
caped from th e H en g stler hom e is a p riv ate en terp rise, su p p o rted en
w here she was being cared fo r and tire ly by th e efforts of th o se in
w andered aro u n d for sev eral h ours ch arg e and by g ifts from frien d s and
before she was located a t th e hom e o rg an izatio n s in terested .
II. M. D raper, su p e rin ten d e n t of
of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W. K enney,
w here she had ta k en a room fo r th e th e home, is an old m usic te ac h er and
believes th a t th e study of music
n ig h t.
Miss K aie cam e to th e cannery should e n te r Into th e ed ucation of
cam p ab o u t tw o weeks ago to secure every child. He has consequently o r
work b u t had n ot been able to do ganized th e children into a band and
an y th in g . She was cared fo r by Miss tra in s .them to play w onderfully well
G race P a tte rso n of th e cam p u n til fo r th e ir years. T h e y ’are tra in e d in
(
la st F rid ay w hen she u n d erw en t an vocal m usic also.
T h e hom e is situ a te d on P u g et
o p eratio n for th e rem oval of h e r to n
sils and was being cared fo r a t th e Sound m idw ay betw een S eattle and
hom e of Mrs. H en g stler. On S a tu r Tacom a. It has been in o p eratio n
M IS K 'A L ANI» L ITER A RY PROGRAM 1 0 :8 « A. M.
day aftern o o n she show ed signs of fo r ab o u t 13 y ears and has cared for
being m entally u n balanced and d u r m ore th an 200 children. T his would
* C. W. Miller, Com m unity Song L eader.
ing th e evening she escaped from th e be a sm all n u m b e r fo r a hom e-finding
Selections, seven-piece o rch estra.
house. L ate in 'th e evening sh e ap In stitu tio n b u t th is is different. ,It
Invocation, T. R. A. Sellwood, chaplain O regon S tate G range.
plied fo r a room a t th e K enney is a hom e an d ch ild ren a re ta u g h t to
home, w hich was given h er.
She w ork and play and when th ey come to
Song, "A m erica,” ch o ru s an d audience.
young m anhood an d young w om an
told
them
th
a
t
sh
e
was
try
in
g
to
find
In tro d u c to ry address, Hon. K. A. Miller, m ay o r of G resham .
hood they go o u t Into tho w orld JuBt
th
e
Y.
W.
C.
A.
in
P
o
rtlan
d
.
L
ater
G range m elody, "T h e D ear Old F a rm ,” ch o ru s and audience.
like th e ch ild ren of any hom e to
in
th
e
n
ig
h
t
w
hen
it
becam
e
evident
Selections, O rchestra.
th a t th e w oman was serio u sly ill Dr. m ake th e ir own way o r to found
A nnual adress, P rof. E. T. Reed, of O. A. C.
Adix was called, who placed h e r u n hom es of th e ir own. They a tte n d
th e public school and a re said to be
Selections, O rchestra.
d e r thg care of a nurse.
above th e av erag e in m e n tality and
DINNER HOUR.
in th e ir g rasp of school subjects.
B ask et lunch and refresh m en ts on th e g rounds.
SALARIES OF OREGON
One g irl of th e hom e led th e eig h th
P ro g ram 1 :4 5 P. M.
TEACHERS INADEQUATE g rad e In sch o larsh ip a t th e close of
C. W. M iller, Com m unity Song L eader.
A lthough th e re are approxim ately th e last school year.
GRESHAM FOLK CLIMB
A w edding of in te re st to m any in
Selections, O rchestra.
T he g irls are train ed in th e a rts of
6000
public school te ach ers in th e
LARCH MOUNTAIN th is com m unity w as solem nized in
Solo, to be selected.
stae of Oregon, only 30 of th em re hom e m ak in g and th e boys are
A ddress, Hon. M ilton A. M iller.
A tru c k load of G resham people P o rtlan d on la st Sunday w hen R ob 3
ceive an n u al salarie s of $3000 or ta u g h t to help in m any ways ab o u t
G
range melody, " 'Plow Deep ’ s th e M otto.” chorus and audience.
T hey publish a sm all
E.
Read
of
th
e
O
utlook
com
posing
hiked to th e top of L arch m ountain
m ore, according to figures b ro u g h t th e home.
Selections, o rch e stra and com m unity ch o ru s in old fam iliar ballads.
last S atu rd ay night, arriv in g a t th e force and Miss L a V e rn e E. Reel of
o u t d u rin g th e su m m er te rm of th e m onthly p ap er en tirely by th e ir own
S p ortin g E v en ts 8 : 3 0 P . M.
su m m it ju s t in tim e to see th e m a g - 1 P o rtlan d w ere un ited in m arriag e by
U niversity of Oregon. T h ere a re 24 efforts and m ake g ard en and care
niflcent spectacle of th e sun rising
Tug of W ar (tw o team s to be selected on th e field.) P rize: P la te of teach in g positions carry in g salaries fo r th e g rounds.
o ver th e ran g e to th e east. T he en th e Rev. N orm an F. Jo h n so n , p asto r ice cream fo r each co n testan t.
betw een $2500 an d $3000 a year.
tire clim b was m ade in th e dark w ith of th e E ast Side C h ristian church.
O ne-half m ile relay race (each g ran g e to e n te r te a m ). P rize: silver School room Jobs th ro u g h o u t th e OVERSEAS VETERAN
VISITS FRIENDS HERE
flash lig h ts to guide them .
Each T he cerem ony was read a t noon at cup given by Staples, th e Jew eler. (Cup m ust be won tw ice fo r p erm an en t sta te w ith a com pensation ranging
h ik e r carried a b la n k et roll and a th e close of th e m o rn in g service.
betw een $2000 an d $2500 a year
E lm er P helps, a fo rm e r . resid en t
o w n ersh ip ).
p a rt of th e food supplies and fo r th e
n u m b er only 240. T hese figures in
Miss Cora Reel, sis te r of th e bride
of G resham and an overseas v eteran ,
Seventy-five y ard dash (free fo r all u n d er 18 y e a rs). P rizes: Two
la st m ile and a h alf d rin k in g w ater and Clifford R ead, b ro th e r of th e
clude P o rtlan d . All th e rest of th e visited frien d s in G resham o ver th e
th o u san d s of te ach ers, including
w as carried.
. groom , atten d ed th e young couple. boxes candy given by T ru-B lue B iscuit Co.
F a t m en’s race, 50 yards. (W eight 225 p o u n d s). P rize, m erchan- h u n d red s of su p e rin ten d e n ts, p rin week end. Mr. P helps was a m em
A fter a rest aro u n d the cam p fire | Miss E thel M athes san g and Mrs. S.
ber of an en g in eerin g outfit an d was
and a h e a rty b rea k fa st a few hours J. Eddy played M endelssohn's W ed o rd e r fo r $2, given by A. W. M etzger ft Com pany.
cipals, an d supervisors, receive less one of th e su rv iv o rs of th e T uecanla.
w ere sp e n t in gam es and sports. An [
A. W. M etzger & Co.
th a n $2000 a y ea r fo r th e ir services, A fter being cared fo r In Ire lan d and
M arch.
am using fe a tu re was a mock wedding. ding
E gg race 25 y atd s. (F o r la d ies). P rizes: 1st, m erch an d ise o rd er for th o u g h larg e num bers of th em have
T he bride was gow ned in w hite
E ngland h e finally joined his reg i
T he happy young people, if rep o rts o rg an d ie and ca rrie d b rid e's roses $2; 2d, m erchandise o rd er fo r $1.50. Given by W alrad M ercantile Co.
sp e n t fo u r y ea rs in a u n iv ersity , col m en t in F ra n ce , w here an accident
a re tru e w ere W ill S ullivan and and w hite sw eet peas. T h e b rid es
T hree-legged race. (F re e fo r a ll) . P rizes:
1st, m erch an d ise o rd er lege o r norm al school.
caused th e loss of a p a rt of his foot.
J e a n e tte O 'B rien, fresh from th e I
Several su p e rin te n d e n ts in a tte n d
m aid w ore a gow n of pink org an d ie fo r $3.50, given by R a k er ft Son; 2d, m erch an d ise o rd er fo r $2, given by
He was sen t hom e and given hospital
em erald isle. T he bride is said to and carried pink sw eet peas. F o l
ance a t th e U niversity su m m er term tre a tm e n t b u t has u n d erg o n e sev
W ithrow cafe.
have carried a w onderful arm bou low ing th e cerem ony an in fo rm al re
from th e la rg e r tow ns of th e sta te era l o p eratio n s fo r th e rem oval of
B aseball th ro w in g (free for all m e n ).
P rizes: 1st, pocket k n ife;
q u et of fern and m oun tain weeds. ception was held a t th e hom e of th e
r c p s n difficulty in com pleting th e ir
diseased bone and It is rep o rted th a t
W a lte r G raham , who acted as th e g room ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. 2d, pocket knife, given by K id d er H ard w are Co.
staffs for next year. T h ere Is still a he will ag ain have sev eral Inches
F ifty y ard dash. (F o r g irls u n d er 12 y e a rs). P rizes: 1st. SavingB sh o rtag e of teach ers, th ey say. T he
officiating clergym an, found it neces R ead, fo r th e n e a r relativ es, a fte r
tak en from his limb. H e Is being
acco u n t fo r $3; 2d, Savings account fo r $2, given by F irs t S tate B ank.
sary to carry th e bride up th e o u t
n u m b er of calls com ing in to th e ap
w hich d in n e r was served.
cared fo r a t th e g o v ern m en t hospital
look to w er in o rd e r to collect his fee.
Sack
race.
(F
o
r
boys
u
n
d
er
12
y
e
a
rs).
P
rizes:
Savings
account
for
p
o
in
tm
en
t
b
u
reau
of
th
e
u
niversity
Mr. and Mrs. R ead have gone to
a t P o rt Tow nsend.
T he m em bers of th e party were housekeeping in th e ir new hom e at $3; 2 d ^S av in g s account for $2, given by B ank of G resham .
f u rth e r confirm th is re p o rt of a
Mrs. L. L. H ia tt and d au g h ter, E dith, E ast 50th stre e t and 4 5th avenue
B aseball throw ing. (F re e fo r all w om en). P rizes: 1st, box sta tio n te ac h er scarcity.
Mrs. H. J. P u lfer, and d a u g h te r
W hile 50 per cen t of th o se receiv RED CROSS NURSES
ery ; 2d, box sta tio n e ry , given by G resham D rug Co.
3.
E.
HEROINES OF PUEBLO
L etitla, Mrs. A. H evel and dau g h ter,
ing
th e top-notch salaries of $3000
G resham people who atten d ed th e
O ne h u n d red y ard dash.
(F re e fo r a ll) .
P rizes: 1st, $3.60;
Vivian, H elen W ostell, O ral Sweek, w edding were th e Misses E m m a B.
o r m ore a re g ra d u a te s o r fo rm e r s tu
If P ueblo re b u ilt ev er erects a
2d, $1.50, given by T. P. Campbell.
E sth e r P eterson, Percy P u lfer, W alt-J
dents of th e U niversity of Oregon, H all of F am e to co m m em orate Its
Johnson and T helm a M etzger of th e
e r G raham , Joe C asper, Ross and
th e ir com pensation does n o t equal salv atio n from flood, fire and p esti
O utlook force.
C h arlie Brown.
T he crow d was
th a t of alu m n i of th e u n iv ersity who lence, high on th e ro ste r of h e r bene
"BEHOLD THE MAN"
NATHAN BICKFORD DIES
tak en to M ultnom ah F alls by B urton
Goepel M eetings at G range Hall.
GIVEN IN GRESHAM have spent a like n u m b e r of years facto rs will sh in e th e nam es of 37
AT ARMY HOSPITAL
W alrad and Joe P eak , who w ent
in o th e r professions.
Red Cross n urses.
T he Gospel m eetings being con
N athan B ickford, son o f Mr. and
fa r th e r up th e highw ay and called
G resham th e a te r goers w ere given
On th e slteB of th e Im provised re
ducted at th e G range hall by W. R.
P
ortlan
d
Man
Houglit
H
ere.
fo r them on Sunday evening.
lief sta tio n s and h o sp itals sc attered
R uddock of Los Angeles, C alifornia Mrs. N. H. Bickford of Boring, an o p p o rtu n ity to see one of th e
Mrs.
W
illiam
B.
Jam
eson
is
se
ek
a re giving evidence of fo rm er in te r passed aw ay in th e g o v ern m en t hos really g re a t films of th e day on last ing fo r in fo rm atio n concerning her th ro u g h th is C olorado city bronze
T o Id en tify O regon W heat.
est.
T he evening m eetings begin at p ita l on F rid ay , Ju ly 22, a t Camp S atu rd ay and Sunday, when "B ehold h u sband who disappeared from P o rt ta b lets may p erh ap s a t som e fu tu re
Specim ens of m ore th an 300 v a
tim e record th e h ig h -w ate r m ark s
rieties of w heat are being sen t by th e 8 o’clock. T he su b je cts for th e b al K earney from tu b ercu lo sis c o n tra c t the M an” was show n In th e local land on Ju ly 13. He is described as
show house.
In ad d itio n to th e 4 8 years of age, six feet tw o Inches of h u m a n ita ria n service and p ro fes
farm crops d ep a rtm en t to W. C. ance of th e w eek a re as follow s:
ed d u rin g service in F ran ce. He was i splendid p ictu re, a p p ro p riate music
sional zeal, m anifested by th e nurses
T uesday, “ G od's th re e ap p o in t
C lark, head of th e d ep a rtm en t of
broken in h ealth on his re tu rn from was played an d solos w ere sung by in h eig h t and w eight 200 pounds. who m lnistpred th e re In fire sta tio n s,
m
e
n
ts.”
cereal investigation in W a sh in g to n ,'
He Jias ruddy com plexion, blue eyes,
W ednesday, "T h e fo u r appearings overseas and has never rallied.
; Miss G ertru d e A lexander and H al ' d ark brown h a ir touched w ith grey. lib ra rie s, schools and sim ila r em er
D. C., fo r sta n d a rd isa tio n in nam e
His sister. Mrs Mary Johnson, was Bishop.
and classification. T he sam e v a rie of C h rist.”
1 He w ore blue ch ev io t su it, straw h at, gency relief places. Among th e
scenes of th ese m in istratio n s w ere
w
ith
him
when
d
eath
cam
e
and
his
M
anager
H.
W.
A
drian
is
to
be
T
h
ursday,
"T
h
e
sin
th
a
t
w
ill
con
ties of w heat have been grow n in d if
black lace shoes, strip ed cotton sh irt,
m o th er had recently visited him and com m ended fo r secu rin g th is film stiff co llar and w hite w ash tie.
th e M cClellan lib rary , th e McClel
fe re n t p a rts of th e U nited S tates u n dem n th e w orld.”
which is ru n n in g in ail th e larg e
F rid a y , “ Why th e law never did had retu rn ed to h e r home.
Mrs. Jam eson is offering a rew ard lan o rp h an ag e, th e C en tral high
d e r m any different nam es. Mr. C lark
F o u n tain
N athan was born in Nelson, Ne cities an d is received w ith g re a t in of $100 fo r in fo rm atio n leading to school, R essem ar and
will endeavor to give a sta n d a rd n o r ever can save th e w orld.”
schools, th e S an ta F e depot, th e Min
b rask a , 26 years ago. H e cam e with te re st and profit because of th e his cap tu re.
nam e and classification to each va
R yder L. C orm any, a g ro cer of
eral Palace an d all fire statio n s.
riety . Of th e 300 varieties of w heat P o rtlan d , was in G resham Monday th e fam ily to Boring In 1905. He is b eau tifu l way in w hich it p o rtray s
E very one of th ese 37 n u rses w ent
L a te r
to be sen t, only 125 a re accurately looking over th e grocery business survived by th ree sisters, Mrs. W. A. th e story of th e C hrist.
j as a v o lu n teer, alth o u g h a f te r th e ir
Miller.
Mrs.
M
ary
Johnson
and
Miss
T
he
ed
u
catio
n
al
and
scientific
W.
II.
Jam
eson
was
found
early
nam ed. T hese are all grow n on th e here. He is looking fo r a new loca
! first week of ard u o u s service they
college farm u n d er th e supervision of tion and seem s to be pleased with H elen B ickford, all of Boring, two films w ere in keeping w ith the main 'th is m o rning n e a r his hom e In P o rt
I b ro th ers. H arry of Boring and John featu rd and n o th in g en tered In to de- land. He was ap p a ren tly 111 and I w ere p ut on th e Red Cross pay roll.
th e outlook in o u r city
th e experim ent sta tio n .
of Toledo, W ashington.
j tra c t from th e su b ject.
j suffering from a severe nervous I Miss E thel O. P lnder. d ire c to r of
A display of g rain s, grasses, and
T
he
fu
n
eral
services
w
ere
held
C
u
re
fo
r
Reekie*»
Itrlier*
breakdow n. He told th e officer« he Red C ross N ursing Service fo r th e
legum es is being prepared fo r exhibi
th is aftern o o n at th e M ethodist Autom nM Ie A ccident at F airview j had lo st his m oney and was of no S o u th w estern Division, who was In
tion a t th e Oregon building in P o rt
As a w arning to reckless drivers,
A n o th er accid en t occurred a t th e
land by th e O. A. C. farm crops de th e board of tra d e of G oshen. N. Y„ ’ church a t P leasan t Home, th e Rev. , Intersection of th e Fairview road and i f u rth e r use at home, so he left. He ! ch arg e, describes th e ir sp irit as
“sp le n d id .”
i E arl B. C otton officiating.
p artm en t.
has erected large signs on each side
! Sandy boulevard on F rid a y evening, [ will probably be placed in a s a n ita r
—— .. 1 .1.1 l.l. I. .1 .1.
ium u n til he regains bis h ealth .
of th e O tterk lll bridge, w here m any
s
when
tw
o
m
achines
collided
at
th
e
A
n
o
th
er
big drop in C hevrolet
PET
HEN
GOES
WAY
—
One o u t of every 200 applications accidents have occurred. T he signs
I prices, som e m odels ns much as $300,
OF ALL THE EARTH in tersectio n . Roy H enry of P o rt
We have som e good b arg ain s in now th e ch eap est fully equipped ca r
for perm ission to ta k e a chauffeur's bear th e follow ing in scrip tio n : " P r i
land was th ro w n from th e ca r and : used C hevrolets and F o rd s
Easy
exam ination to drive a m otor vehicle vate cem etery across th e bridge fo r
Mr. H enry was i term s. Field M otor C a r Co. P hone ‘ on m a rk e t. See us for prices. New
"B id d y .” John H illy ard 's black slig h tly in ju re d .
in New York sta te is from a woman.
location, L ato u retl Bldg.
F ields
reckless d riv ers.”
M inorca hen, which has been a m ost riding In a c a r driven by 6 P K rau s i 2331.
M otor C ar Co. Phone 2831.
■ of B erkeley. C alifornia. C. I. A rm
1
u
n
u
su
al
pet,
died
recently
a
t
th
e
age
T he O utlook com bines w ith all of
W e have som e good b arg ain s in
T h ere a re now 44 d ifferen t m akes O utlook ft Dally O regonian.... 6.35
stro n g . of P o rtlan d , whose ca r stru ck
th e P o rtlan d daffies. W eekly O regon- . used C hevrolets and Fords. Easy ! of eig h t years, ex trem e old age fo r a
H er form erly black plum age i th e side of th e o th e r car, was u n in of au to m o b iles in Mexico, as com O utlook, Daily and Sunday
tan and Serai-weekly Jo u rn al. Now term s. Field M otor C ar Co. Phone hen.
pared w ith 20 in 1919.
jured.
had tu rn ed w hite w ith age.
O regonian ................................... 8.09
2331.
is a good tim e to subscribe.
T he F ordson tra c to r d em o n stra
tio n on th e Cleveland Bliss farm , be
ing conducted b y T ta k e r ft Son and
th e P o rtla n d F o rd dealers is m ak
ing th e place a g re a t mecca for
farm ers and th e crowd is constantly
on th e go, seeing m any different
duties th e tra c to r will perform on
th e farm . The d em onstration bears
g re a t resem blance to a th ree -rln g
circus. W ith each operation th e |
m any ad v antages are pointed out !
w herein ce rtain tra c to r Im plem ents
are b e tte r th a n o th e rs and why th e i
tra c to r can do th e w ork m ore eco
nom ically and b e tte r th a n horses,
an d faster.
This m orning one of th e 26 tra c t
o rs dug potatoes th a t w ere planted
la st
n ig ht.
Im m ediately
a fte r
an o th e r tra c to r pulled a potato
p la n ter o ver th e field and replan ted
it, w ith im aginary potatoes, the
sam e v ariety as those dug but a few
m in u tes before.
O th er lab o r perform ed by th e m a
chines is: m anure spreading, mow
ing, supplying th e pow’e r to tu rn
belt driven m achinery, such as corn
g rin d ers, ensilage cu tters,
wood
saws, stum p pullers, road g rad e rs,
and sp ray ing m achines. T h e Infer
ence is g ath ered from th e program
th a t th e F ordson also has som ething
to do w ith serving o r eatin g the
lunch.
All of th e w ell know n oils a re
used in lu b ricatin g th e trac to rs and
each iron horse ca rrie s a sign s ta t
ing th e kind of oil it is burning.
T h ere a re 26 (co u n t ’em ) tra c to rs i
on th e ground and 50 different pieces
of farm m achinery w hich can be
o p erated by tra c to rs on th e farm and
each is given a w orkout daily. Be
sides th e tra c to r m achinery are o th
ers of in te re st to all who a re not
reached by city conveniences.
T he d em onstration, w hich is by
fa r th e larg est ever staged in th is
te rrito ry , com m enced M onday and
will co n tin u e u n til S aturday, A ugust
"M ost perfect," said the judges
5. It is of in te re st to all farm ers when they picked Miss Gertruije
and a day sp e n t th e re will be well A rtlet from among the 2,000 con
w o rth while. I t is free to all and all testants at the Gymnastic Union
tournam ent in Chicago. Miss A rt-
a re invited.
On th e la st th ree days R a k er ft let is five feet ten and one-half
Son, local F ordson dealers, w ill be •nenes tall and weighs 160 pounds.
She has the strength and endurance
in ch arg e and will have th e ir force of
a man, while her figure retains
of salesm en on the grounds to assist the feminine beauty and grace.
in th e d em o n stratin g of th e m any Miss A rtiet is the daughter of Mr.
m achines.
and Mrs. A rtlet of Philadelphia and
By th e end of th e week a piece of was a member of the Olympic
lan d will have been cleared, th e tim - im m t n g team.
b er sawed into lum ber, th e stum ps
pulled and th e land broken and p re WEDDING BELLS RING
pared fo r seeding.
FOR ROSS E. READ
»
TUESDAY, JULY 26,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
W hen th e farm ers and g ran g ers of
M ultnom ah county m ak e up th e ir
m inds to have a good tim e they gen-
i erally leave an im pression of th a t
"g ra n d an d glorious feelin g ” in th e
com m unity. T his feeling begins to
: p erm eate th e consciousness of every-
j body long in advance of th e actu al
i occasion and reaches its climax
ab o u t six o ’clock on "field d ay .”
w hen th e w inners of th e sp o rtin g
events a re able to show th e trophies
of th e ir prow ess an d skill.
It Is
tru e th a t th e losers som etim es feel
th a t a “ feller needed a frie n d ,” but
they quickly m ake up th e ir m inds to
be on h an d next tim e b e tte r p re
pared to carry off th e prizes.
F ield day th is y ea r will come next
S atu rd ay a t th e county fa ir g rounds
and will be in keeping w ith th e tr a
d itions of th e gran g e th a t every p ro
g ram is ed ucational. No pains are
spared to m ake th e occasion one of
of in ten se in te rest to everyone—
when th e w ord “everyone” is used it
m eans Just th a t.
All a re invited,
w h eth er g ran g ers, farm ers o r th e
city dw ellers who w ould lik e to
know how th e farm ers and g ran g e rs
d isp o rt them selves on g a la occa
sions.
T he p rogram fo r next S atu rd ay is
given h erew ith , and is exceptionally
good— ju s t as all of them are. The
tw o principal sp eak ers of th e day
a re p ro m in en t men of Oregon and
b oth are well know n.
P ro fesso r
Reed, of th e A g ricu ltu ral College is
in deep sym pathy w ith th e problem s
of th e farm er, and Hon. M ilton A.
M iller, O regon’s collector of in tern al
rev en u e is sp well know n th a t his
nam e only needs to be m entioned
to g u a ra n te e a ra re forensic tre a t.
C. W. M iller, th e com m unity song
lead er engaged fo r th e occasion, is
new to m ost people in th e co untry
b u t he will be e n te rta in in g to th e
fu ll lim it.
T he invocation, w ith o u t w hich th e
g ran g ers n ev er atte m p t to do an y
thing, will be given by T. R. A. Sell
wood, ch ap lain of th e Oregon S tate
G range. Mr. Sellwood is a m em ber
of th e old pioneer fam ily by th a t
nam e, a lay m in ister of th e Episco
pal church in ch arg e of th e Mil
w aukie p asto ra te . He is 77 years
of age, honored in his church, th e
grange an d th e com m unity in w hich
he lives.
K. A. M iller, m ayor of G resham ,
will welcome th e farm ers and all
o th ers to th e g ath erin g . He is too
well know n to need f u rth e r m ention
and will do ho n o r to th e occasion
because he, too, is a g ran g er.
The sp o rtin g ev en ts will be in
charge of T. P. C am pbell a m em ber
of P lea san t V alley g ran g e. His re
lay racers have won th e Staples cup
for th ree successive tim es and he is
w orking h ard to ca rry aw ay th e
trophy on th is occasion. I t is up to
th e o th ers to see th a t he loses it
th is tim e an d th e re a re o th ers in
train in g u n d e r th e lead ersh ip of S.
B. H all w ho a re going to give Mr.
C am pbell’s sp rin te rs a h ard rub. It
Is free fo r all th e best foot racers In
th e county.
T he Schanno confectionery will
have th e refresh m en t sta n d on th e
fair g ro u n d s and w ill be prep ared to
serve ev ery th in g needed, including
h ot coffee and W eath erly ice cream .
The business houses of G resham
have been lib eral in d o n atin g prizes
for th e sp o rtin g events, th e two
banks in p a rtic u la r h aving pledged
cash prizes to be en tered w ith sav
ings acco u n ts fo r th e w inners in
th e ir classes. A lto g eth er th e occa
sion prom ises to be in keeping w ith
th e preceding ones in ev ery th in g th a t
goes to m ake up a m ost enjoyable
day, such as only th e g ra n g e an d its
friends can provide fo r th e e n te r
tain m en t of all. E veryone is w el
come and all a re expected to atten d .
Follow ing is th e p ro g ram :