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G resham O utlook
VOL. 11, NO. 60
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
OPEN ON MONDAY
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
OLD FIDDLERS WIN
APPROVAL OF CROWD
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921
JUDGING COMPLETED IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS AT THE FAIR
GLAD HAND TO P. R L. & P.;
MORE LIGHT REQUESTED
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
CLUB CHILDREN WIN
MANY SPECIALS
The Press d ep artm en t of th e M ult­
T he C hautauqua pro g ram s have
nom ah b o u n ty fa ir pulled off a little
, supplied a long felt need for en ter­
glad hand stuff T hursday noon, when
tainm ent at th e county fa ir grounds
th e press ag en t of th e fair m et the
Leslie Lynch of Lynch d istrict took
! and good crow ds have atten d e d each
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officials and heads of d ep artm en ts of
Produce of dam , 1st, A H. B urns; the P o rtlan d Railw ay L ight and first place in the pork show ing con­
T h e opening of Union H igh school, session.
One of th e fe a tu re s was
T he ju d g in g has been com pleted in
w hich was delayed a week on account i the M ultnom ah P ioneers F id d lers’ alm ost all divisions and th e aw ards 2d, H. 0 . M ullenhoff; 3d, A. H p o w er com pany a t the 1:45 Bull Run te st which was held W ednesday a t
B u rn s; 4th, H. G. M ullenhoff.
train and escorted them to th e fair
of th e extensive im provem ents be- association w hich was organized
B rou n S w iss
grounds, headed by Cook's Band. On 1 th e fair grounds. T his contest was
ing m ade on the building, will be T hursday a t th e fa ir g ro u n d s and m ade. T h ere a re many Interestin g
Bull. 3 y eaw ° r over. ls t, Theo. the arrlv al of th e p arty at th e fatr for skill in handling of th e pigs on
opened on next Monday.
A lready w hich gave one of th e big program s com parisons to m ake. Especially in
*sen grounds, th e announcem ent was m ade th e ground and show ing them off.
192 stu d e n ts have been enrolled, who of thew eek.
T h irteen old fiddlers , h , c . , 1 . « . Judging . . . clous ...d
B u u T y M r 'a n d under. 1st. Theo, th a t th e o rig in al G riftltlfs E lectric Nick A nderson of O rient won second
a re classified as follow s: freshm en, gathered and th e crow d filled the honors a re p re tty evenly divided in
68; sophom ores, 56; ju n io rs, 43, and ch a u ta u q u a te n t to overflow ing and some breeds w hile in o th e rs th e sam e B rugger.
M instrels, playing the P. R. L. & P place, Thom as N ewland of L usted,
seniors 25. It is expected th a t con- more th an a h u n d red stood outside man would win ev ery th in g in the
Bull, ju n io r calf, 1st, Theo, Brug- circu it, had arrived. Also many of th ird , and W ilm er Nelson of O rient,
siderable additions will be made to the pavilion to h ea r th e old fashioned
g er, (ju n io r ch am p io n ).
the sp ectato rs and th e fair m anage- fo u rth . Prizes of $4, $3, $2 and $1
class.
Cow,
3
years
or
over,
1st,
Theo.
1
m en( paid th e ir com plim ents to th e were offered on th is contest by th e
each of th e classes and a total reg is­ tunes played by these old men wno
Follow ing are th e aw ard s in th e
B
rugger
(g
ran
d
ch
a
m
p
io
n
);
2d,
p
arty by req u estin g light and plenty F irst S tate Bank.
have
furnish
ed
m
usic
to
past
gen
era­
tra tio n of 24 0 in th e school is con­
Livestock, A g ricu ltu ral and H orti-
f R d u rin g the balance of th e fair.
In th e sheep show ing contest G rant
tions b efore th e phonograph was tu ra l dep artm en ts. T he o th e r aw ards Theo. B rugger, (senior ch a m p io n );
fidently expected.
Cow, 2 years and under, 1st, Theo. ( Thprp WPrP 35 jn th e party. Traffic McMillen of Lynch won first place
P rincipal Roy E. Cannon says that known and when pianos w ere seldom will be published later.
W a r WÄ
l . t and | M anager H unt was in charge
and F ra n k Rynick of O rient second.
stu d e n ts may reg ister at any tim e b u t , found in co u n try d istricts,
In th e calf show ing contest $50
HO RSES
he advises those who are intending | W hen D. C. F reem an , who staged
2d, Theo. B rugger.
in prizes were offered by th e F irst
T horoughbreds
to en ter to begin w ith the opening of th e exhibition, asked th e crowd if
H eifer, sen io r calf, 1st, Theo. FINE HOGS SPECIALTY OF
Mare, 3 years old and over, first, B rugger.
LOOP HIGHWAY FARM S tate B ank. Bank of G resham and
school next Monday, as no stu d en t t they w anted th e old fiddlers back
A. W. M etzger * Co. In th e Jersey
H eifer, ju n io r calf. 1st and 2d,
can do good work w ith the handicap again next year th e re was a hearty Mrs. B. J. Bagley.
Wm. Jocelyn of th e Loop H ighw ay
M organa
Theo. Brugger, (ju n io r cham pion).
show ing contest Dale A ltm an won
of being days or w eeks behind his response of aye! aye!
F
arm
near
Sandy
has
purchased
th
e
Mare. 3 years and over, 1st, H. S.
G raded herd. 1st, Theo. B rugger.
first place, Em il K illen of C o ttrell,
class in gettin g sta rte d .
| The oldest of th e fiddlers was H arvey; m are, u n d er 2 years, 1st,
e n tire herd of big type P oland China
H erds
second, Ralph M cCullough, P leasan t
The follow ing is th e com plete list H enry M. Jack so n 85 y ears of age H. S. Harvey.
hogs
owned
and
bred
by
Ray
J.
Fox
Breeders young herd, 1st Theo.
V alley and Chas. T allm an , Cedar.
of faculty m em bers w ith th e ir de- | Mr. Jackson cam e to
Oregon from
P ercb ero n s.
of Lyons; Oregon. Mr. Lyons is a
In th e H olstein co n test Jo h n F lem ­
g rees educational in stitu tio n s and Illinois in 1852. O thers in th e party
Stallion, 3 years and over, 1st, A. . Brugger.
well
known
breed
er
and
ju
d
g
e
and
calf
herd,
lBt,
Theo.
Breeders
m ing of Victory won first place.
su b jects:
were D. T. V otaw , 80 years of age; C. Ruby; 2d, A. C. Ruby. Stallion,
has
given
up
th
e
breeding
business
to
H enry Meyers of W ilkes, second,
Roy E. Cannon, B. S., P rincipal, T rum an B. C ornell, 76; Sam H. Mor- u nder 2 years, 1st, A. C. Ruby. S ta l- ; B rugger
spend his en tire tim e in ju d g in g
,
» « . A. c.
W alter A nderegg of Lynch, th ird ,
R ochester N orm al U niversity, Ore- ris, 76; Thos. S. M ullen, 76; ML G. „ „
work. This» herd of fine prize w in­
n 1
. . .
and T racy A nderegg of Lynch,
T e a c h e r, Young, 68; J. A. Jones, 62; Mose Kuby.
gon A griculture College.
ning stock was purchased by Mr
Mare, 3 years and over, 1st, 2d, |
Ayrshire»
».
fo u rth . T he prizes were aw arded for
K irby, 66; Jos. C. R obertson, 70; and 3d, A. C. Ruby.
j Bull, 3 years or over, 2d, Dr. O. A Jocelyn on Septem ber 1st and added i
,
.
,
T raining.
, alread
.
, y fine
..
, herd . , places
- „„„ his | the best condition
of the t anim
al and
B elgian»
Welch, Oregon City.
w u his
W illiam S. A verill, B. 3., Agri., Jo h n H. Slaven, 56; F re d E. H ara-
to
____ , _____
......
th e ability of ow ner to show th e
Agri- den, 63; Jam es H. Zinn, 56; A lbert
Stallion, 3 years and over, 1st, and
Bull, 1 year and under, 1st Dr. O.
Oregon A griculture College,
in th e fro n t ran k s of stock
T. B leakney, 50. P rizes w ere given 2d, A. C. Ruby.
stock.
A. Welch
cu lture.
fa rm s.
Stallion, 1 year and under, 1st, I Bull, ju n io r calf, 1st, Dr. O. A.
V erle Howell of G resham school
Alice F arn sw o rth , B. A., U niversity to th e five oldest fiddlers.
Mr. Jocelyn is intensely in terested
¡W elch.
won first place in the g arden project.
The s ta r player was Mose K irby A C Ruby.
of Oregon. L atin and English.
Colt, 1st, A. C. Ruby.
| Cow, 3 years or over, 2d. Dr. O. A. in th e pure bred hog business and T he prize was aw arded on th e basis
K ath rln e I). W aite. B. 3., Oregon who is know n to a n u m b er of local • Mare, 3 years and over, 1st, 2d (W elch.
i plans to develop a line of stock th a t
of th e best selected and prepared ex­
people.
A g riculture College. Science.
and 3d, A. C. Ruby.
I Cow, 1 year and under, 1st and 2d, wlll meet th e req u irem en ts of th e hibit.
Nick Spada of W ilkes won
J.
A.
“
Os”
Jones,
fo
rm
erly
of
th
e
W. H. R utherford, B. A., U niversi­
farm er. His ideal type is a fast
FlUtea and c o l t / 1st. A. C. Ruby.
Dr. O, A. Welch.
E n glish Shire«
H eifer, 1 year and under, 1st, l)r. grow ing, quickly m atu rin g pig which second place.
ty of Pennsylvania.
H istory and C edar d istric t, also played.
In th e hom e m aking contest th e
Mare, 3 years and over, 1st an d 2d, O. A. Welch
may be fatten ed at any age.
Civics.
HOWITT S BARONDALE
prize was offered fo r th e best p lan ­
H eifer, senior calf, 1st an d 2d, Dr.
M iriam Inglis, B. A., Coe College,
A. C. Ruby.
Included
in
th
e
herd
are
som
e
of
WINS FREE FOR ALL PACE
ned m enu for a w eek's meals. This
O. A. Welch.
Draft Horse»— C lass 2
Iowa. M athem atics.
H eifer, ju n io r calf, 1st, Dr. O. A. th e real o u tstan d in g sows which was won by Ruth A nderson of Powell
Best gelding or m are, 3 years and
Minnie A. Schrepel, B. S , U niver­
have won many first prizes and sev­
T he races at the county fa ir are
Welch.
x
V alley, w hile F ried a P eterson won
sity of M innesota. H om e Economics. draw ing la rg e crow ds and th e races over, 1st, A. C. R uby; 2d A. H.
G raded herd, 1st, Dr. O. A. Welch. eral g rand cham pionships fo r Mr.
B urns; 3d , A. H. Burns.
second place.
H arl C. M cCormick, B. S., Oregon are proving in te restin g and fast.
H
erds
Fox.
Among
th
e
mord
noted
a
n
i­
D raft Horses— C lass 3
In th e cntm lng project the prize
Get of sire, 1st, Dr. O. A. Welch. m als in th é herd recently purchased
A g riculture College.
F arm
Me­
T hursday aftern o o n P errieo , own­
P air to w eigh, 2600 to 3000 lbs.,
was
for th e best variety of canned
Senior
cham
pion,
grand
cham
pion,
by Mr. Jocelyn are Lady Ju m b o 8 .,
chanics.
ed by Z iegler an d Mistier, won the 1st, A. C. R uby; 2d. A. H. Burns.
fru it und vegetables. T his was won
P air to w eigh over 3 000 pounds, ju n io r cham pion, Dr. O. A. Welch.
N orm a Lee Peck, B. A., B. L. S., 2:15 tro t in th re e s tra ig h t heats.
F ox’s Sm ooth Queen and Fox's Gold­
Jerseys
Auto U niversity, U niversity of Illi­ T he tim e was 2 :2 5 , 2 :21 an d 2 :1 9 % . 1st and 2d, A. C. Ruby.
en W onder. These have all won by T re lla Howell, first, and Amy Gus­
Bull, 3 years o r over, 1st and 2d,
F
o
u
r
horse
team
,
1st
an
d
2d,
A.
C.
m any honors d u rin g th e p ast years. tafson, second. Both a re from Pow­
nois. L ibrary.
O ther horses in th e race w ere Cav­
Sylvester C. Law rence, E stacada.
ell Valley.
M arghret Evans. B. A., G rinnell alier Gale, owned by A. E. W hite; Ruby.
Bull, 1 y ear and under, 1st, J. L. Mr. Jocelyn also has th e h erd boar,
Six horse team , 1st and 2d, A. C.
In the cooking contest, w hich was
U niversity. Spanish and M athem a­ G uylight, ow ned by H. G lerm an;
Fox’s dam , for which Mr. Fox claim s
Bowman,
P
o
rtlan
d
;
2d,
I).
Brooks
Ruby.
th e best plate of baking pow der bis­
tics.
H ow ard’s Com et, owned by H. G ler­ R oadsters, T rotters. P acers— Class 5 H ogan, (Oswego Iron Mine F arm ) so much.
Alvin C. S hragren, Reed College. man.
Mr. Jocelyn now has 80 head of cuits, first place was won by Dolores
Best m atched team , 1st, 11. S. H a r­ 3d, Andrew Bros., T routdale.
Bull,
senior
calf,
1st,
D.
Brooks,
A thletic Coach.
Physical T raining
stock w hich a re recognized as th e Morgan and second by W alter F ru t-
In th e free-for-all-pace w hich was vey. >
H ogan; 2d, J. L. Bowman.
Jacks, J en n ets and Mule»
finest stock th a t can be o b tain ed and g er of H illsdale.
fo r boys.
set for th e best th ree in five heats,
In th e sew ing division of w hich
Bull, ju n io r calf, 1st, D. Brooks.
Best, 3 years and over, 1st, and 2d,
E sth e r M. G ardner, B. 8., Oregon B arondale, ow ned by Tom H ow itt,
from th is s ta rt he plans to develop
Cow, 3 years or over, 1st, J. L.
th e re are th ree, Fay W ills of T ro u t­
A g riculture College.
Steneography won by ta k in g first in th e second; A. C. Ruby.
a
line
of
hogs
th
a
t
will
m
ake
the
Best, 2 years and u n d er, 1st and Bow m an; 2d and 3d, S ylvester E. itume of th e Loop H ighw ay F arm dale won first place in Division 1.
and T ypew riting.
th ird and fo u rth h eats. Tillam ook
Lawrence.
T his was on th e m ost a ttra c tiv e ex­
2d,
A. C. Ruby.
A deline B. W yeth, B. A., P ark Col­ Maid, ow ned by R. H. B all, won the
Best, 1 year and u n d er 2, 1st, A. ■ Cow, 2 years and un d er, 1st, D. known to th e hog b reeders of th e hibit. Doris Brown of G resham won
lege, M issouri. E nglish and D ram a­ first heat. T he tim e was 2 :1 7 % ,
world.
Brooks.
C. Ruby.
H eifer, 1 year and under, 1st, J.
Mr. Jocelyn is not ex h ib itin g any second place.
2:15, 2 :1 4 % , 2 :1 6 % , 2 :1 6 % . O ther
tics.
Je n n et and foal, 1st and 2d, A. ( .
In Division II F ried a Z urbuchen of
L. Bowman; 2d» D. Brooks.
Luclle H ester H urd, B. A., U niver­ horses in th e race w ere R ag's Direct Ruby.
stock th is - y ear b u t hopes to have
lleifeT, senior calf, 1st, Dale A lt­ som e pigs of his own breeding to ex­ H illsdale won first place and F rances
sity of Oregon, Public School Music owned by W. W illiam s and Teddy-
P onies
C ham bers of P o rtlan d , second.
man, G resham ; 2d, S. E. L aw rence; h ib it at th e fairs next fall.
Best team , 1st, C u rtis Ruby.
certificate.
Music and
Physical Ham, owned by Mrs. R. T. Dicker-
3d,
D.
Brooks.
In Division III H elen llisey of
Best
S
hetland,
1st
an
d
2d,
C
urtis
T ra in in g for girls.
son. T he purse was $700.
H eifer, ju n io r calf, 1st, S. E Law ­
G resham won first place and B eatrice
“M ale and F em ale.”
Miss Florence Honey, Mrs. Jam es
In th e ru n n in g events, Cal K ern, Ruby.
rence;
2d,
Chas.
L.
T
allm
an,
G
resh­
Pony ridden by girl u n d er 12, 1st,
S aturday and Sunday a t th e G resh­ Milne of O rient, second place.
S terling, accredited m usic teachers. ow ned by J. P. K auffm an, won the
am ; 3d, D. Brooks.
C urtis R uby; 2d, C u rtis Ruby.
W ith th e exception of th e calf
am T h eater is one of th e biggest and
Lyle R. Mason, office assistant.
Herds
4% fu rlo n g race.
H is tim e was
Pony ridden by boy u n d er 12, 1st,
show
ing contest all these prizes w ere
best
screen
production
in
recejit
B reeders calf, 1st, D. Brooks.
.5 8 % . O th ers in th e race were and 2d, C u rtis Ruby.
years. M anager A drian will exhibit offered by th e F irst S tate Bank alone.
Get of sire, 1st, D. Brooks.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEK AT
Pony driven by boy o r 'g ir l u nder
D rum m er, also owned by Mr. Kauff­
Ju n io r and senior cham pion, J - L. “ Male and F em ale” two evenings to T hese prizes to taled m ore th an $100
THE METHODIST CHURCH m an; M arth a Z., ow ned by H. H ig­ 12, 1st and 2d, C urtis Ruby.
give everyone an o p p o rtu n ity to en- a lto g eth er and were all specials giv-
Bowman.
gins and Miss Sovereign, ow ned by
G rand and ju n io r cham pion, Chas. joy th is exceptional photo p o rtra y al en fo r points not always Included in
CATTLE
Sunday m orning th e M ethodist Mrs. B. J. Bagley. T h e p u rse was
L. T allm an.
S horthorns
of J. M. B a rrie ’s fam ous story.
th e g en eral score.
Sunday school will begin the series of $125.
G rand and senior cham pion, Syl­
Bull, 1 year and un d er, 1st, F red
program s looking forw ard to th e in ­
In th e five-eighths m ile dash, Bel- Powell, G resham .
vester E. Lawrence.
i
crease in num bers and efficiency to frey, ow ned by A. Jam es, won first.
SH E E P
Pen, lam bs bred by ex hibitor, 1st,
Herrin
Ju n io r calf, 1st, F red Powell,
come w ith th e year w hich will begin Time 1:07. Sopn, owned by E. Mc- G resham .
Shro|>» hires
R iekes Bros.; 2d, W. H. Cleveland.
Aged herd, 1st, Geo. Dellok.
Ram, 2 years or over, 1st, Floyd
G et of sire. 1st and 2d, Riekes
O ctober 2. In th e Sunday school Gilvrey, won second place. F ro n tie r
Cow, 3 years o r over, 1st an d 2d,
Young herd, 1st, 11. C. Com pton;
Fox, S ilverton; 2d, V aughn & Down­ Bros.; 3d, W H. Cleveland.
classes will be prom oted, and certifi­ Boy, owned by H. H iggens an d Con- F re d P o w ell. G resh am .
2d, Geo DeBok.
Produce of dam , 1st and 2d, Riches
H eifer, 1 y ear and u n d er, 1st, Fred ing, S tay to n ; 3d, Floyd Fox.
Get of alre, 1st, II. C. C om pton;
cates of prom otion aw arded. T he chifero, owned by Mrs. B. J. Bagley,
Ram, 1 year and under, 1st, Floyd B ros.; 3d, W. H. Cleveland.
2d, Geo. DeBok.
p rim ary school will have a good glass were also in th e race. T he purse Powell.
C ham pion ram , 1st, Riekes B ros.;
H eifer ju n io r calf, 1st, Fred Fox, S ilverton; 2d, Roy E. Taylor,
P roduce of sow, 1st, II. C. Comp­
to prom ote Into th e ju n io r d e p a rt­ was $125.
C ham pion ewe, 1st, Riekes Bros.
S ilverton; 3d, V aughn & Downing,
to n ; 2d, Geo. DeBok.
Powell.
m ent to whom will be aw arded th e ,
Stayton.
Lincoln»
H erds
Senior cham pion boar, Geo. DeBok
prim ary diplom a. The newly elected SUNNYSIDE TEAM
Ram. lam b, 1st, V aughn & Down-
F red Powell won th e follow ing
Ham, 2 years or over, 1st, Floyd
Ju n io r cham pion boar, H. C. Comp­
set of officers and te ach ers will be in­
WINS CANNING CONTEST banners: grand cham pion, Junior lug 2d, Floyd Fox; 3d, Roy E Tay- Fox.
ton.
stalled at th e m orning service. T ues­
cham pion, g ran d cham pion, senior l o r
Ram lam b, 1st and 2d, Floyd Fox.
S enior cham pion sow, H. C. Comp­
Ewe, 2 years o r over, 1st, Floyd
Sunnyside canning team won first cham pion, Junior cham pion.
day a reception will be tendered to
Ewe, 2 years o r over, 1st, Floyd ton.
Fox; 2d. Floyd Fox; 3d, V aughn & Fox.
R ed P o lled
G rand and ju n io r cham pion sow,
th e p are n ts and a d u lt mem bers and place in th e canning co n test th is
Bull, 3 years o r over, 1st, F. II. Downing.
Ewe, 1 y ear an d under, 1st, Floyd H. C. Com pton.
friends of th e school An in te restin g j year, and will go to Salem to conn
Ewe,
1
y
ear
and
under,
1st,
Floyd
P
o
rter,
H
alsey.
Bull,
1
y
ear
o
r
un­
Fox.
G rand cham pion boar, H. C. Cotnp-
program will be given and refresh - j pete a g a in st o th e r team s of th e state,
Fox; 2d and 3d, V aaghn & Downing.
Ewe lam b. 1st and 2d, Floyd Fox. ¡ton,
m ents served. W ednesday evening G ilbert cam e second. O rien t th ird , der, 1st, F. II. P o rter, H alsey.
Ewe, lam b, 1st, Floyd Fox; 2d,
Bull,
sen
io
r
calf.
1st.
F.
H.
P
orter.
Flock open, 1st, Floyd Fox.
IferkshirM
th e Boy Scouts, the Campfire G irls, i and Powell Valley, fo u rth ,
Bull, Junior calf, 1st an d 2d, F. II Vaughn A Downing; 3d, Floyd Fox.
Flock bred by exhibitor, 1st, Floyd
and th e J u n io r Sunday school will | The scores w ere as follow s: Sun-
Boar,
1
y
ea
r and under, 1st and
Flock
open,
1st,
Floyd
Fox;
2d,
Fox.
P o rter.
hold fo rth in an evening of dem on- j nyside, sk ill 20, tim e 25 m in u tes;
Cow, 3 years or over, 1st and 2d, V aughn * Downing; 3d, Floyd Fox.
Pen lam bs bred by exhibitor, 1st, 2d, E. W. G rlbble.
Boar, u n d er 6 m onths, 1st, E. W.
stratio n s and fun. F riday eveningj su b ject m a tte r 20; team w ork 23; F. H. P o rter.
Flock bred by exhibitor, 1st and Floyd Fox.
Cow, 2 years and u n d er, 1st and 2d, Floyd Fox; 3d, E. W. G rlbble,
Get of sire, 1st and 2d, Floyd Fox. ¡G rlbble
will be young peoples’ night, w ith | finished pro d u ct 22; to ta l score 85
Sow, 2 years o r over, 1st, E. W.
A urora.
Produce of ewe, 1st and 2d, Floya
th e E pw orth L eague and Queen points.
G ilbert, skill 20; tim e 30 2d. F. H. P o rter.
j G rlbble.
Pen lam bs by exhibitor, 1st. Floyd Fox; 3d, G ran t McMillen.
H eifer, 1 y ear or u n d er, 1st and
E sth ers in charge. Sunday, O ctober m in u te s; su b ject m a tte r 21; team
Sow, l . y e a r and 18 m onths, 1st,
Fox; 2d. V aughn & Dow ning; 3d,
Cham pion ram , 1st, Floyd Fox.
2. the school will give a splendid J WOrk 20; finished p ro d u ct 21; to tal 2d, F. II. P o rter.
E. W. Grlbble.
H elfer, sen io r calf, 1st, F. H. P or- Roy T aylor
Cham pion ewe, 1st, Floyd Fox.
Sow, u n d er 6 m onths, 1st and 2d,
Rally day pageant, “ The Coming of score 82 points.
te r
Get of sire, 1st, Roy T ay lo r; 2d,
Ovforildnwu»
IE. W. G rlbble.
T ru th .”
‘
' O rient, skill 18; tinje 26 m in u tes;
H elfer, ju n io r calf, 1st an d 2d, ¡V aughn & Dow ning; 3d, Roy T aylor
Ram
,
2
years
or
over,
1st,
Roy
E.
T he p astor. Rev. A. S. Hisey, will subject m a tte r 23; team w ork 22; F. H. P b rter.
Herd»
Produce of ewe, 1st, 2d and 3d, T aylor; 2d, A. D. G rlbble.
Y oung h erd , 1st, E. W. G rlbble.
occupy th e p u lpit both m orning and finished p ro d u ct 17; to ta l score 80
Roy Taylor.
G raded herd, 1st, F. IL P o rte r
Itam , 1 y ear and under, lBt, Floyd
Cham pion ram , 1st, Roy Taylor.
G et of sire. 1st, E. W. Grlbble.
H erds
evening. T he topic for m orning will points.
F ox; 2d and 3d, Roy E Taylor.
Cham pion ewe, 1st, Roy Taylor.
Senior and Junior cham pion boar,
B reeders young herd, 1st, F. H.
Powell V alley, skill 18; tim e 25
be "F rie n d sh ip ."
For
evening,
Ram lamb, 1st and 2d, Floyd Fox;
Dorset Horn
E. W Grlbble.
P
o
rter.
m
inutes;
su
b
je
ct
m
a
tte
r
20;
team
3d,
Roy
E.
Taylor.
“ G rip.”
i Ram . 2 years o r over, 1st, Roy
Senior and Ju n io r cham pion sow,
B reeders calf. 1st, F. H P o rter.
Ewe, 2 years o r over, 1, A. D. G rlb­
The public is cordially Invited to w ork 20; finished p roduct 20; to tal
E. W G rlbble.
T aylor: 2d, J. L. Bowman, Browns- ble; 2d, Floyd Fox.
Get
of
sire,
1st
and
2d.
F.
H.
P
or­
score 78 points.
all th e services of th e church.
G rand cham pion boar, E. W. O r.o-
, ville Woolen Mills.
ter.
Ewe, 1 year and un d er, 1st A. D.
ble.
Produce of dam , 1st an d 2d, F . H. j Ram , 1 year and under, 1st, W. H. Grlbble.
FAIRVIEW
GRANGE
WON
MANAGER ADRIAN GETS
G rand cham pion sow, E. W. G rlb­
P o rter.
¡C leveland; 2d, Roy Taylor.
Ewe lam b, 1st, Floyd Fox; 2d, A
Mr. P o rte r won th e follow ing ban-
Ram . lam b, 1st, W. H. C leveland; D. Grlbble.
FIRST AWARD ON BOOTH
ble.
BIG SHOW FOR GRESHAM
P oland C hin«
ners: g rand cham pion, se n io r chain- 2d. Floyd Fox; 3d, W. H. Cleveland,
Flock bred by exhibitor, 1st, A. D.
By a close score F airview grange pion, ju n io r cham pion, g ran d cham -j
Cecil De M llle’s fam ous picture
Ewe, 2 years or over, 1st, Floyd G rlbble.
Boar, 1 y ear and un d er, 1st, Jas.
won
first
place
in
th
e
g
ran
g
e
booth
pion, senior cham pion, Ju n io r chain- Fox; 2d, W. II. C leveland; 3d, J.
production, “ Male and F em ale,” Is
Pen lam bs bred by exhibitor, 1st, W lllock, Oregon City.
j L. Bowman.
Sow, 18 m onths and under, 1st,
b rought to G resham by M anager contest a t th e fair. R ussellville won pton.
Floyd Fox; 2d,-A I). G rlbble.
H olstein»
Ewe 1 year and under, 1st and 2d,
G et of sire, 1st, Floyd F ox; 2d, A. W. R. Jo h n so n , G resham ; 2d, W es­
A drian and will be th e attractio n at second and M ultnom ah th ird .
Bull, 3 years o r over, 1st, H. O Floyd Fox; 3d, W. H. Cleveland
The scores w ere as follow s: F air-
ley H aw es, Gresham .
D. G rlbble; 3d, Roy E. Taylor.
th e th e a te r S aturday n ig h t and S un­
Ewe lamb, 1st and 2d, Floyd Fox;
Sow, 1 year and 18 m onths, 1st,
view, first, 89 63 p o in ts; Russell- M ullenhoff; g ran d cham pion, senior
Produce of ewe,' 1st, Floyd Fox;
day n ig h t th is week.
3d, W. H Cleveland.
2d, A. D. G rlbble; 3d, Roy E. Taylor. Ja m es W lllock.
n
The picturization is founded on J. ville, second. 87.26 p o in ts; M ultno- j cham pion
Flock Open, 1st, Floyd Fox; 2d,
Sow. 6 m onths and u n d er 1 year,
m ah. th ird , 82.63 po in ts; G resham ,
»enlor calf, 1st, A. H. B ur ,
Cham pion ram , 1st, Floyd F ox; 2d,
M B arrie's well know n play, "T he
W. H. C leveland; 3d, Floyd Fox.
G resham .
la t, Nick A nderson, G resham .
Roy E. T ay lo r.’
fourth,
79.23
points;
Rockwood
Flock bred by ex h ib ito r, 1st and
A dm irable C richton.” T he picture
Bull, Junior calf. 1st, H. O. Mul­
Sow, u nder 6 m onths, 1st, W ilm er
Cham pion ewe, 1st, Floyd F ox; 2d,
¡2d, W H. Cleveland
seizes th e c re atu res of a misfit “ civ­ fifth, 77.46 points; L en ts, sixth, 76.1 lenhoff.
E. Nelson, G resham .
A. D. Grlbble
p
o
in
ts;
C
olum
bia,
sev
en
th
,
63.8
Cow,
3
vears
o
r
over,
1st
and
2d,
i
Pen
of
lam
bs
bred
by
exhibitor,
Sow and litte r, 2d, W. R. Johnson.
ilization” , strip s them of th e ir false
Milch ( io n in
A H B urns
l« t. W. If. Cleveland.
Buck, 2 years o r over, 1st, B. J.
fro n ts and handicaps, puts them points.
Hard»
Cow,
2
years
and
un
d
er,
1st,
A.
II
Get
of
sire,
1st,
Floyd
f
o
x
,
2d,
Bagley, V ancouver, W ashington.
down In a land w here n a tu re rule«,
P roduce of sow, 1st, W. R. Jo h n ­
Burns, (sen io r c h a m p io n ); 2d, A. H. W. II. Cleveland; 3d, Floyd Fox.
Zion
E
vangelical
C
hurch.
HWINE
son.
and says: “T ry again, love ag ain .”
Produce of c * e , 1st, W. H. Cleve-
R egular services will be held Sun­ Burng
D uror Jersey
S enior and Ju n io r cham pion boar.
H
elfer,
1
year
and
u
n
der,
1st,
H
lan
d
;
2d,
J.
L.
B
ow
m
an;
3d,
Floyd
day m orning a t th e u su al tim e a t tn e
Boar, 1 year and u n der, 1st, Geo. Jam es W lllock
Gresham R evival.
G M ullenhoff.
! Fo*-
. .
-
S enior and Ju n io r cham pion sow,
DeBok, Oregon City.
Rev. E arle D. Sims has conducted Zion E vangelical church. Follow ing
H elfer, sen io r calf. 1st. W alter
Cham pion ram , 1st, Floyd Fox.
Boar, 6 m onths and under, 1st, H. Jam es W lllock
services every evening d uring the the preaching service a co n g reg atio n ­ Anderegg. G resham ; 2d, H. O. Mul-
Cham pion ewe, 1st, Floyd Fox.
G rand cham pion boar, Jam es W ll-
C. Com pton, B oring; 2d. Oeo. DeBok.
Hampehlre»
past week at the B aptist church, and al m eeting will be held. D uring the lenhoff; 3d, Andrew A nderegg.
Boar, u n d er 6 m onths, 1st, Geo. Ipck.
Sunday
achool
session
th
e
election
of
H
eifer,
ju
n
io
r
calf,
1st,
A.
H.
Ram
,
1
y
ear
and
under,
1st,
W
H.
despite th e a ttractio n s of the fa ir Jhe
G rand cham pion sow, Jas. W lllock.
DeBok; 2d and 3d, H. C. Com pton.
officers will ta k e place. A t-8 o’clock B um s, (g ran d and ju n io r cham pion) Cleveland.
m eetings have been w orth while.
Sow, 2 years o r over, 1st Oeo. De­
(Twwter W hit#
H.
G.
M
ullenhoff;
3d,
Jo
h
n
H.
Ram
lam
b,
1st
and
2d,
Rlckea
On Sunday Mr. Sims will speak at in the evening the p asto r» who re­ 2d.
Bok.
•
Boar, 2 year o r over, 1st, Leslie
B ros.; 3d, W. H. Cleveland.
Flem
ing.
G
resham
.
cently
visited
Sait
L
ak
e
City,
U
tah,
Sow 18 m onths an d u n der, 1st, H. Lynch.
th e Sunday school, and a t 11 a. m..
Ewe, 2 years or over, le t, W. H.
G raded herd, 1st. A. H. Burns.
C. Com pton.
Boar, 1 year and under, 1st, Theo.
his subject will be "The Babe Je su s.” will tell a few in te re stin g things
C leveland; 2d, W. H. Cleveland.
Cow,
1st,
A.
H.
Burns.
Sow, 1 year and u n d er 18 m onths, Reach, A urora; 2d, Theo. B rugger,
and a t 7 :30 p m „ th e sub ject will be ab o u t th e Mormons and th e ir re ­
Ewe, 1 year and under, 1st, W. II.
Herd»
1st an d 2d, Geo. DeBok.
G resham .
.
ligion.
"Heaven.”
B reeders young h erd , 1st, A. H. Cleveland.
Sow, 6 m onths and u n d er 1 year,
Boar. 6 m onths and un d er, 1st,
You a re cordially invited to come B urns; 2d, H. O. M ullenhoff.
Ewe la m b / 1st and 2d, Riekes
The m eetings will continue every
1st, H C. C om pton; 2d, an d 3d, Oeo. Theo. Reach: 2d, N, T. B urdick,
B reeders calf herd , 1st, A. H. Bros ; 3d, W H, Cleveland.
evening during the com ing week at and h e a r ab o u t “C elestial M arriage"
DeBok.
L enta; 3d, Lealla Lynch.
Flock
open,
1st,
W
H
Cleveland.
o
r
“
Polygam
y
Among
G
ods,”
“
Pre-
Burns,
2d.
H.
G
M
ullenhoff.
7 :3 0 , and th e re will be a big bap­
Sow, u n d er 6 m onths, 1st. Geo. De­
Flock bred by exhibitor, 1st. W.
G
et
of
sire,
1st.
H.
O.
M
ullenhoff;
existence,”
"B
aptism
for
th
e
D
esd”
C ontinued on page 3
tism al service on th e first Sunday In
Bok; 2d and 3d, H. C. Com pton.
H. Cleveland.
2d. A H B u rn s: 3<J, A. H Burns.
and o th e r Mormon teach in g s
October.