Gresham outlook., September 20, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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Tuesday, September 20, 1921
COUNTY FAIR NUMBER, GRESHAM OUTLOOK
CLUB WORK BETTER
THAN LAST YEAR
art- Available.
FACTORY PACKS 4 0 0 I A Kace very I’l-ograno.
a ttra c tiv e race program
has been Issued and will be available
w ant to enjoy th e racing
TONS OF CUCUMBERS l ' at for th all e who
fa ir grounds. They may be
Every person who visits th e 15th
T h e Oregon P ickle and C anning ' had a t th e race track.
an n u al fa ir of M ultnom ah county
com pany, Inc., has practically fin-!
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and falls to visit th e Boys’ and G irls’
club building in th e grove and th e ir
ished th e season s pack of pickles this stnall patch of potatoefl th u
tQ
livestock an d poultry exhibits will
year. T he fro st of last week cu t th e estab lish a strain of p ure seed Mark
miss one of th e big featu res th is year.
N ever before has th e club exhibit
season sh o rt and th e y ea r’s pickling som e of th e m ost h ealth y an d vigor-
been so fine. T he q uality of w ork is
will only be ab o u t 50 per cent of nor- ous vines now
ex tra fine and th e booths a re a t­
m al due p artly to dry w eath er and
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tractive.
p artly to th e frost.
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H. C. Seym our, sta te club leader,
In sp ite of th e sh o rt season th e Io-
expressed him self as being well
cal concern has filled 24 ta n k s of
pleased w ith th e work. “Given an
salted pickles or about 400 tons
im p artial ju d g e " he said, “ I would
T hese cucum bers are in a sa lt b rin e
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ta k e potato exhibits, canning, sewing,
and w ill be ta k en o u t an d p repared
etc., and place it in th e open class
C ontinued from page 1
in various ways fo r th e m arket.
and I’m su re th a t th e youngsters
would carry oft a t least 50 per cent
T h ere are also 600 b arrels of dill do not contain as m any advance en-
of th e prizes.”
P ^ k le s and 100 b arrels of dill weed trie s in each race and will more like-
‘T he g ard en exhibit, I believe, is th e
»nak
"o ? b r “ P ,ready/ or fu tu re U8‘‘
be a com plete list of th e sta rte rs
.1. F . MILLER
best and la rg e st ever p u t on by any
and 20 b arrels
cauliflow er pickled, in th ese events. T he list follows -
county in th e sta te ," said Mr. Sey­ F air Secretary is V eteran in Game. In all cases th e b arrels are 50 gallon
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mour.
“ In fac t" he added, “ the
Secretary
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uylight,
II.
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an. P o rtlan d
whole show is excellent.” T he poul­
ifty-six grow ers furnished th e 400 O reg o n ; H ow ard’s Comet, H. Gler-
try exhibit is stro n g th is y ear and th e nom ah County F a ir is one of the o r m ore tons of cucum bers w hich
general sta n d a rd of all w ork mucn veterans of th e County F a ir game, have been handled h ere th is year. m an, P o rtlan d . O re.; Lady A lation,
G. L. P ark er, P o rtlan d , O regon; Per-
having served long and faith fu lly as
h ig h er th a n ever before.
T he co n tracts w ere m ade early in the rieo. Ziegler & Misner, P o rtland,
chief
of
th
e
clerical
end
in
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r
local
t r a d ì m a r k r k o is t c r c o
N. C. Jam eson, livestock expert exhibition. To sim ply say . th a t Mil­ season w hen th e com pany first s ta r t­ O regon; C avalier Gale, A. E. W hite,
Olympia, W ashington.
from Oregon A g ricu ltu re College, and ler is a “ fair se creta ry " would be an ed o p eratio n s here.
H. A. L indgren, also from th e college, injustice. He is not a “ fair secre­
Free-Far*A ll Pace
Among th e la rg e st grow ers a re T.
S E R V IC E
S T A T IO N
Saron King, J. S tew art, G ravet-
assisted J. L. Allen, livestock leader ta ry ” in th e sense im plied in th e Kido. R. A sakaw a. K. T anabe and F.
of th e clubs, in placing th e stock th rillin g love tale when it says "and T an ak a. Among those fu rn ish in g the burg. S ask.; Rags D irect, Wm W il­
liam s, Lew isville, Idaho; Teddyban,
Monday aftern o o n .
T he calf club th e fair secretary placing h er gum
boys tu rn ed o u t 100 per cent to show u n d er the ty p ew riter, etc."
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Ninom
lya.
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on; Dan Hal. Mrs. R. T. Dickerson,
Not
G u a r a n te e d B a tte r y S e rv ic e o f
off th e ir stock and th e pig club boys not th a t kind. B ut he is a “ fa ir sec­
1 he b e tte r q u ality is th e re su lt o f 'P o r tla n d , O regon;
V esta Vernon
were a close second w ith 85 per cent re ta ry .” He is secretary of th e fair carefu l picking which keeps th e larg G. L. P ark er, P o rtlan d , O regon;
E v e ry D e s c rip tio n .
of th e ir m em bers present. T he sheep and is fair. At th e expense of ru n ­ e r proportion of cucum bers In g rad e L ena P atch , G. L. P ark er, P o rtlan d ,
club m em bers came 75 per cent ning up a little ex tra com position we n u m b er 1. T his g rad e which is those O regon; B arondale, T. R. H ow itt,
strong.
m ight sta te th a t M iller is a fair, fair not la rg e r th an 2% Inches, is w orth G resham , O regon; T illam ook Maid,
F r e e T e s tin g a n d F illin g o f a n y B a tte r y
A w ards w ere m ade M onday a fte r­ secretary who is fair in every p a r­ $60 p e r ton. G rade two w hich is R. H. Ball, Mt. Vernon, W ashington,
a : 12 T rot
noon and th e club boys a re proudly tic u la r and fares well. O therw ise from 2*4 to 3t4 Is w orth $30 and th e
La Panza, S. H. Cowell, S an ta
a t a n y tim e .
show ing th e ribbons w hich they have he is a b an k er an d ru n s a bank, o per­ th ird g ra d e from 314 to 5 inches in ­
Cruz, C alifo rn ia; Lady A lation, G. L.
won.
atin g one of th e two best financial cluding also all crooked pickles of P ark er, P o rtlan d , O regon; P errieo,
T he aw ard s liave n ot yet been in stitu tio n s in Gresham .
any so rt, is w orth only $8.
Z iegler & Misner, P o rtlan d , O regon;
m ade on th e sew ing and cooking ex­
. I t does not pay to
io let
ici th
m e pickles
picaies H allie B., Mrs. L. W. W atts, P o rtland,
h ib it# in the m ain club building.
grow too large
This is Illu stra ted 9,reg o n ; C avalier Gale, A. E. W hite,
MISS HAZEL STANLEY IS
The livestock aw ards a re as fol­
by th e com parison of prices and Olympia. W ashington.
BRIDE OF LLOYD FARRAND pounds which has been m ade by Mr.
2 :1 3 P ace
lows:
Maggie M., J. S tew art, G ravel-
Jersey calf— Division 1, first. Dale
Miss Hazel Stanley, d a u g h te r of Stafford who is in ch arg e of th e burg, Sask.; F ra n k Reno, Wm. W il­
A ltm an; second, C harles T allm an; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanley, became work. " I t ta k e s” h e says “ 200 lbs.
liam s, Lew isville, Id ah o ; Josephine
th ird , R alph M cCullough; fo u rth ,
of n u m b er one pickles to b rin g $6. Law son, F. T. Calley, S tettler, Al­
F red Bowman. Division 2, first, Emil the bride of Lloyd F a rra n d a t a quiet It ta k es twice th a t w eight o r 400 b e rta ; Lady T ango. J. F oster, A lbert
hom e cerem ony a t th e hom e of the
K illln.
pounds to m ake $6 w orth of g rad e H ead. B. C.; Rico, Sam Bush, Salem,
Latourell Bldg.
S. S. Pugh, Mgr.
Phone 2331
H olstein— Division 1, first, W alter b rid e’s p aren ts S atu rd ay afternoon, n u m b er 2, w hile $6 is all 1500 O regon; T eddyham , Mrs. R. T. Dick­
A nderegg; second, T racy A nderegg; Septem ber 10. Rev. A. S. Hisey of­ pounds of g rad e n um ber th ree will erson, P o rtlan d , O regon; Dan H al,
Mrs. R. T. D ickerson, P o rtlan d , O re­
th ird , Jo h n
F lem m in g ;
fo u rth , ficiated.
bring.
Mr. F arra n d is th e son of Mr. and
gon; V esta V ernon, O. L. P ark er,
H enry Meyer. Division 2, first, Percy
A
bout
50
p
er
cent
of
th
is
seaso
n
’s
Mrs. E. 1). F a rra n d and th e young
P o rtlan d , O regon; L ena P atch, G.
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couple will m ake th e ir hom e w ith the pack will be first g rad e pickles.
P ark er, P o rtlan d , O regon;
Ikey,
Sheep, ewe and lam b— Division 1, groom ’s p aren ts for a tim e a fte r th e ir
Z iegler & Misner, P o rtlan d , O regon;
first, G ran t M cMillan; second, Sven retu rn from a sh o rt w edding trip.
Money savers su re enough.— W an- Prize, C. A. P ackenham , C hehalis,
N elson; Division 2, first A rth u r Nass-
Only th e im m ediate rolatives w it­ Tads.
W ashington.
h ah n ;
second, Jessie N asshahn; nessed th e cerem ony. L ight re fre sh ­
th ird , H arvey W aybill, fo u rth , Sven m ents were served afterw ard s.
Mrs. F a rra n d is tfell know n here
Nelson, Clifford N asshahn. Division
3, p u rebred, first, G rant McMillan; w here she atten d ed Union High
school g rad u a tin g last June.
second, F ra n k Rybnick.
A re S e rv in g a
P igs: sow s and litte r— Division 1,
first, L eslie L ynch; second, Alvin Thom as N ew lands;
th ird ,
John
G e n e ra l A u to R e p a irin g
= | K aser; th ird , A rchie P eterso n ; fo u rth B rink; fo u rth , T hom as B echill; fifth, j
W esley H aw es;. Division 2, m ark et Nick Anderson.
AGENCY FOR
— F irst, R o b ert K erslak e; second,
This is th e first tim e th e city clubs ;
P aul Fox; th ird , A lta D ahlham m er; have made a s tra ig h t club w ork ex- j
T h is W e e k — T r y I t
FIRESTONE SOLID TRUCK TIRES
fo u rth , George D ahlham m er; fifth, h ib it and they have a larg e and j
H arold M cKinney;
fifth, C harles splendid exhibit. T he city clubs have
S. E. Corner Main and Powell
Latourell Bldg.
Phone 2331
Gresham, Ore.
Tallm an.
Division 3, p u reb red — som e specially fine poultry exhibits I
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N elson;
second. th is year.
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rA
Willard
MANY HORSES ENTERED
FOR HARNFV FVFNTS
11 Ell 10
L 't f
of
C Wiliam s>
GRESHAM STORAGE BATTERY CO.
L.
I WITHROW'S— I
Sherman McCarter Garage
50c Noon Lunch
Four More Great Days!
Be Sure to Attend!
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15th Multnomah County
W e e k o f S e p te m b e r 1 9 to 2 4 , a t G resh a m , O r e g o n
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FRISCO
CHILDREN’S,
WOMEN’S,
PIONEER’S
EXPOSITION
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FOUR
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TH U RSD A Y
RACING
GIANT
WEDNESDAY
MIDWAY
STARTS
WEDNESDAY
OPEN
DAY & NIGHT
BIG
Concert* by
CHAUTAUQUA
BABY SHOW
C A M P B E L L ’S
PROGRAM
IN BIG
SATURDAY
A m e ric a n B a n d
In Grandstand in Afternoon
in
Chautauqua Tent in Evening
m e tro p o lis .
A B ig T i m e f o r A l l
BIG
COUNTY
C o m e o u t a n d w e lc o m e
o u r n e ig h b o rs fro m th e
S A T U R D A Y
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The County’s Best in People, Exhibits and Entertainments
O F F IC E R S
II. A. LEW IS, P ortland.................... President
J. D. LEE, P ortland..................... Vice-President
A. F. MILLER, G resham .................. Secretary
THEO. BRUGGER. Gresham______ Treasurer
D IR E C T O R S
ANDERSON, R. I................... Gresham, Oregon
BRUGGER. TIIEO................... Gresham, Oregon
CRANE. F. H.
......R. 2, Troutdale, Oregon
HEINEY, FRANK ............... Gresham, Oregon
KERN, C LIFF ........................Gresham, Oregon
KREUDER, T. J ..................... Portland,
LEE, J. I)................................. Portland,
LEWIS. H. A........................... Portland,
MILLER. A. F ......................... Portland,
SAGER, G. N............................. Ores*ham,
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
SLERET, JOHN .................. Gresham, Oregon
SNASHALL, H. W ............................... Gresham, Oregon
THORPE, E. L........................................Portland, Oregon
TOWNSEND, J. W
Troutdale, Oregon
W EATHERRED, EDITH T..Portland, Oregon