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G resham O utlook
VOL. 11, NO. 65
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS
CENTER OF INTEREST
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T here w as a good atten d a n ce a t
th e O rient g range hall again la st
n ig h t to h ea r th e report of th e local
com m ittee which had visited th e
N orthw estern E lectric com pany to
g et a definite proposition.
T he com m ittee was a h it d i s a p ­
pointed in th a t they had no very def­
in ite offer to report. T h e com pany
is w illing to come in if th e re is no
com petition. T he N ortnw estern peo­
ple do not prom ise to com e in before
la te spring. They have prom ised to
o rd er tran sfo rm ers, etc., ahead of
tim e so th a t th e w ork m ig h t not be
delayed by o rdering a fte r th e budgets
w ere allow ed.
T he N o rthw estern com pany is
asking som e g u a ra n te e th a t th e en­
tire te rrito ry will sign up w ith them
and th a t a f te r they s ta r t operations
no o th e r com pany will sign up th e
ce n te r of th e d istric t.
I t is con­
ceded by all th a t w hile th e te rrito ry
u n d er discussion is a grow ing te rr i­ ROY CANNON HEADS O.A.C.
to ry , one th a t is profitable for a com ­
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
pany to ta k e up, th a t tw o com panies
At a m eeting last evening a t th e
can not serve a ru ra l te rrito ry w ith
lib
rary Roy Cannon, principal of
profit and th a t th e re su lt of such an
attem p t w ould be to raise th e rates Union H igh No. 2, was elected presi­
to double w h at they would be w ith d en t of th e new O. A. C. alu m n i a s­
sociation w hich was organized a t th a t
one com pany.
H. A. F re n n a, one of th e com m it­ tim e. Miss E sth e r M. G ard n er also
tee th a t visited th e N orthw estern of Union High was elected secretary
com pany urged th a t before such of th e new organization.
A com m ittee of th re e w ith S. B.
g u a ra n te e be signed th a t th e N o rth ­
H
ail
as ch airm an was appointed to
w estern be asked to m ake a com plete
survey and th a t th e com pany be look up th e nam es of eligible m em ­
asked to ta k e up th e question of bers and to a rra n g e fo r fu tu re social
ra te s w ith th e Public Service com ­ events. T he o th e r m em bers of th e
m ission to determ ine w hat th e rates com m ittees a re Wm. S. A verill of
w’ill be. No definite action was ta k ­ U nion High, and J. C. B urns, who
en reg ard in g th is suggestion. In re ­ lives on th e Rockwood road.
gard to th e co n tracts no definite
sta te m en ts w ere m ade and all m em ­ NEW BOOKS ARRIVE
AT GRESHAM LIBRARY
bers of th e com m ittee seem ed agreed
in th e idea th a t definite tim e con­
A n u m b er of in te restin g new
tra c ts w ere not m entioned and th a t books a re on th e she.ves of th e
th e com pany only w anted assurance G resham lib ra ry and »re available
of an open field if they sta rte d to to those who wish to keep Inform ed
build in. T he concensus of opinion upon various lines of reading.
seem ed to be in favor of w aiting for
"T he rep o rt of th e steel strik e of
th e N orthw estern com pany to come 1919" by th e com m ission of inquiry,
in and Mr. F re n n a was authorized to in terch u rch m ovem ent, is h ere for a
so rep o rt to th e com pany.
sh o rt tim e.
T he com m ittee rep o rted th a t they
A nother book of in te re st Is "T ales
had also gone to th e P. R. L. & P. from a Roll Top Desk” by C hristo­
com pany and upon req u e st would p h er Morley. This book Is a series
give th a t rep o rt also. T h e request of sto ries of New York w riters, a u ­
was m ade and th e com m ittee said thors, rep o rters, etc., and some of
th a t the la tte r com pany had m ade a th e tales a re said to be m ost u n ­
very fair proposition prom ising to usual an d in terestin g .
ta k e th e m a tte r up in m uch th e sam e
"A n A m erican Idyll, th e life of
way th a t th e N o rthw estern had C arlton H. P a rk e r" by C ornelia S.
fu rn ish in g th e three-phaze line and P ark er, is a m ost u nusual biography
building at th e ir own expense ch arg ­ w hich Is ch arm in g In Its sty le and is
ing a re n t per m onth th a t would a l­ a book th a t Is read and th en read
low them a re tu rn upon th e ir invest­ again because of its charm .
m ent. They had expressed a desire
"C are and Feeding of In fa n ts and
to come out and p u t the proposition C hildren ” by W a lte r Reeve Ram sey,
up to th e people and th e re w ere a M. D., Is a very m odern and com ­
nu m b er who w’ere in favor of invit­ plete discussion of th e v ario u s dis­
ing them o u t and listening to th e eases which a re caused by Im proper
new proposition b u t they w ere o u t­ feeding, mal n u tritio n , etc., and
voted by those who said th a t if th e o th e r diseases th a t m ight be avoid­
P. R. L. & P. com pany w anted to put ed by proper know ledge and care.
up a new proposition it w ould have
"A lask a M an’s L uck” , a rom ance
to a rra n g e th e m eeting.
of fact, Is an in te restin g ta le o f life
T he question of rate s is one of in ­ in A laska w ritten by H ja lm a r Rutze-
te re s t and th e probable ra te s under beck. T he lu re of th e Ice fields and
th e two com panies were discussed a th e gold m ines is In th e very title
little . The ra te s will be fixed by th e and It is ce rtain to prove popular.
P ublic Service com m ission to give
" In B eaver W orld" by Enos A.
a seven p er cent in te re st upon th e Mills la an anim al story and te lls the
money invested and it is th erefo re in tim ate life history of th o se In te r­
to th e adv an tag e of th e prospective estin g w orkers, th e beavers.
uses it was pointed out, to keep
"L ad, a Dog,” by Payson T erh u n e,
carefu l w atch upon the cost of th e is well w orth th e reading.
investm ent.
Those who have read Demeka
T here w ere probably m ore th an a j V ak a’s “ The H e a rt of th e B a lk a n s”
hundred persons in th e audience j will be glad to know th a t a n o th e r of
M onday evening and again a large 1 th is a u th o r’s la te books, “ A Child of
num ber were from th e byroads and th e O rien t" Is at th e lib ra ry and is
from the d istric ts f u rth e r o u t like as tru ly ch arm in g as th e form er
C ottrell, Kelso, etc. It is fo r th e story.
benefit of these people th a t th e
“ An Irish m an looks a t his w orld”
crowd stan d s so solid fo r th e N orth­ by G eorge A. B iningham is described
w estern fo r It is feared th a t a fte r ! by its title an d will be of In te re st to
th e line from G resham to P leasan t tho se who are studying th e Irish
H ome was in th a t th e P. R. L. & P. situ atio n .
com pany w ould re v e rt to th e ir well
“ Suffering H usb an d s” by W allace
know n policy of insistin g upon th e Irw in, prom ises to be a w idely read
new extensions being financed by th e book and Is only one of th e In te re st­
prospective custom ers.
ing books for those who wish to read
som ething fo r pastim e.
There are so many g reat lines of
development work carried on in the
JOINT RECEPTION WILL
nation th a t the west m ust present a J
BE TENDERED TEACHERS
solid front if reclam ation work is to
receive the attention from Congress
Several local organ izatio n s will
it deserves.
show th e ir In terest in th e schools
and the teach ers by giving a recep­
The well balanced farm er Is the tion to th e teach ers of both high and
man who is not afraid of the banker, g ra d e schools a t th e lib ra ry on W ed­
the m erchant or the railroad but yet nesday evening. O ctober 19. Those
realizes th a t he needs them all in his who will p articip a te in th e plans are
business.
th e G resham P aren t-T each er asso­
ciation, th e G resham W. C. T. U. and
Have Yon Ordered?
C ar of coal being unloaded now.
th e L adles' Aid of th e M ethodist
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE.
Episcopal church. T he plans will In­
Phone 1581. clude a sh o rt program , som e gam es
and o th e r en tertain m en t.
All p a t­
P lenty of 95c alum inum pans on
sale at 38c all this week at L. L. rons of th e schools are expected to
ta k e part.
K id d er’s Hdwe. Co.
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¡METHODIST CONFERENCE
COUNTY COUNCIL TO
MEET AT LYNCH
T he first m eeting of th e county
j council of P aren t-T each er associa­
tions for th e year w ill be held at
Lynch S atu rd ay , O ctober 15.
T he Lynch circle will e n te rta in th e
m em bers of th e o th e r associations at
th is tim e. It will be an all day ses­
sion and those atten d in g are to
bring sandw iches for them selves as
usual. T he Lynch d istric t will fu r­
nish the balance ©f th e lunch.
The Lynch circle will fu rn ish th e
en te rta in m e n t featu res b ut th e m ain
p a rt of th e program will be th e m ap­
ping out of plans for th e coming
y ear One of th e new plans to come
up is m ethods for raising som e fund
to cover th e expenses of th e county
council and to assist in advancing
th e work.
I t is expected th a t autos will m eet
th e T ro u td ale cars a t L lnnem an s ta ­
tion and all who go on th e cars
should try to m ake connections th a t
will bring them in to L innem ann
ab o u t th e tim e th e T ro u td ale cars a r ­
rive.
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MAKES APPOINTMENTS
Rear A d m ira l N e w ton A M cC u llv, U n ited States Navy, is a bach­
e lo r W hen the people o f the Crim ea fled en masse last w in te r before
the Russian Red Butchers, thousands of children were le ft w ith o u t par­
ents.
M cC u lly's ship was at Sebastapol, and he picked up the six
w aifs shown above H e bro ug ht them to Am erica on his ship and has
legally adopted them. T hey are shown Roing to school in W ashington,
where Bachelor M cC u lly has set up a home at last for h im se lf and them.
12 CITIZENS NOMINATED FOR
THREE PLACES ON COUNCIL
G resham
citizens atten d ed in Jas. E lkington, H. J. P u lfer, C. I.
goodly n um ber and showed com- R aker, Wm. Thom , J. V. Cogswell,
. ,, , .
. , .. _
_ . H. W. Cooley, Mrs. Em m a Ross,
m endable in te re st In th e m ass m eet­
Only such of these nom inees as
ing held last n ig h t In M etzger’s hall.
file acceptances w ith th e city reco rd ­
T he m eeting w as called for th e city
er on o r before O ctober 17 w ill see
h all b u t th e crow d was too larg e fo r th e ir nam es p rin ted on th e ballot.
th e council ch am b er and moved to O ther nom inations may be m ade by
th e la rg e r hall.
petition.
T he m eeting was called to o rd er
Follow ing th e nom inations a gen ­
by R ecorder C. G. Schneider and
eral discussion took place concern­
M ayor K. A. M iller was elected ch air­
ing plans and policies of th e counotl
m an.
and m any needed im provem ents In
It was announced th a t according
th e way of lights, sidew alks, w ater,
to th e published notice th e o bject of
etc., w ere suggested. M ayor K. A.
th e g a th e rin g w as to n o m in ate can­
M iller, who presided a t la st n ig h t's
d id ates at large fo r th e city offices to
m eeting, m ade an adm irab le and very
become vacant by expiration of term
acceptable presiding officer whose
of th ree councilm en and city m arshal.
openness and fairn ess appealed to all
T he necessity of electing a city
and th is did much tow ard preserving
m arsh al a t th e com ing election was
th e good sp irit of th e g ath erin g even
questioned and th e fact was b ro u g h t
In sp ite of sh a rp differences of o pin­
o u t th a t on th e ballot, one y ear ago,
ion reg ard in g certain policies.
by an e rro r th e m a rsh a l’s te rm was
T h ere was considerable discussion
sta te d as one y ea r w hen it should
have been fo r tw o years. As the over th e ad v isability of th e m ain te­
p resen t m arsh al, G regg Cox, w as In nance of a n ig h t w atchm an by th e
line for re-election fo r an o th e r y ear , council. R eference was m ade to a
It w as voted by th e m eeting th a t he p etition which has recently been cir­
be p erm itted to rem ain in office w ith ­ culated and said to have been la rg e­
o u t co n test o r re-election. T his was j ly signed, which Is said to pray th e
done on th e g ro u n d th a t he could council to relieve th e taxpayers of
W hile
legally hold office u n til his resig n a­ paying th e n ig h t m arshal.
tion or successor was elected and sev eral a t last n ig h t's m eeting said
they had signed th e petition th ere
qualified.
I t was stated th a t th e councilm en was b ut one open cham pion fo r cu t­
w hose term s will expire are, T. R. tin g off th e n ig h t w atch m an ’s salary
H ow ltt, B. L. W alrad and A1 Ham- and his plea was th a t he co uldn’t af­
m ar. W hen n om inations w ere called ford to pay his sh a re and th a t th e
for th ey cam e so fast th a t It ap ­ n ig h t m arsh al was of no benefit to
peared th e re m ust be several full ; him o r to th e o u tly in g d istricts.
sla te s com peting fo r th e places. By , Several expressed th e opinion th a t
a process of elim ination, how ever, on th e n ig h t m arsh al was one of the
account of several declinations, th e best m eans of pro tectio n s th e city
n u m b er sim m ered down to tw elve [ had an d th a t to do aw ay w ith th e
It was announced th a t the ordinance office o r lim it his ju risd ictio n to the
providing for th e g eneral caucus p e r­ few business houses on a p riv ate pay
m itted n ot over fo u r nom inations basis would be a very backw ard step.
fo r any one office to be filled and, on A m otion called on th e m eeting to en ­
vote, th e nom inations w ere closed dorse th e council in em ploying a
and th e tw elve nam es stood as nom ­ n ig h t w atchm an and th e rising vote
inees of th e m eeting for th e th re e v a­ was practically unanim ous, th e re be­
ing o n ly .o n e to sta n d in evidence of
cancies on th e city council.
T he nom inees a re as follow s: A1 opposition.
H am m ar, G eorge Leslie, T. R.
T h e d ate of th e g eneral m unicipal
H ow ltt, E. H. Kelly, Chas. C lev e lan d ,, election will be Tuesday, Nov. 8.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
T he Oregon an n u a l conference of
th e M ethodist Episcopal
church,
which ad jo u rn e d on Monday of th is
week, au th o rized th e change in nam e
of th e local w ork of th e church,
which was recom m ended by th e q u a r­
terly conference held a t P leasan t
H ome recently, from th e G reeham
com m unity ce n te r to th e Powell V al­
ley c irc u it This restores an h isto ric
nam e and la th o u g h t to be m ore fit­
tin g th a n th e one m ore recently used.
T he conference also g ra n te d th e r e ­
q uest of th e sam e q u arte rly confer­
ence fo r th e reap p o in tm en t of th e
Rev. A. S. Hlsey as head of th e cir­
cu it at G resham and th e Rev. E arl
B. Cotton as p asto r at P leasan t Home
an d Sandy, which he haB been serv ­
ing. Mr. Cotton will e n te r K im ball
School of Theology a t Salem th is
fall b u t will continue to serve th e
above points as a stu d e n t pastor.
O th er associate p asto rs on th e c ir­
cuit a re th e Rev. B. G. C arney, who
will supply Boring and P leasan t V al­
ley, and th e Rev. F. L. Sm ith who
will serve th e work at Fairview ,
T ro u td ale and Rockwood.
F o rm e r G resham p asto rs w ere
given appo in tm en ts as follow s: T he
Rev. M. B. P aro u n ag ian , who has
been conference Sunday school su ­
p erin ten d en t fo r several years, will
tak e th e p a sto ra te a t Amity. T he
Rev. Melville T. W ire, who has been
a t Oregon City for several years, will
go to A storia. T he Rev. J. F. Dun­
lop goes from E stacad a, w here he
held a long p asto rate, to F alls City.
T he Rev. R. E. Myers was retu rn ed
to W oodburn fo r th e second year.
T he Rev. F. W. Schnell, who su p ­
plied th e Rockwood church fo r som e
tim e, was retu rn ed to Bandon fo r a
second year. T he Rev. A. C. B rack-
enbury goes to Lebanon from Sea­
side.
At a d elig h tfu l luncheon held on
S atu rd ay aftern o o n by th e M inisters
W ives’ association, Mrs. M elville T.
W ire ended h e r duties as secretary of
th e o rganization fo r th e past y ear and
Mrs. A. S. Hlsey was elected presi­
d en t for th e com ing year.
U.H.S. STUDENTS TO
GIVE CHAUTAUQUA
At th e m eeting of th e w inter lyce-
um g u a ra n to rs held In th e lib rary
last Sunday aftern o o n it was decided
to accept th e offer of th e high school,
th ro u g h P rincipal Roy C annon, th a t
th e school tak e over th e responsibil­
ity of selling th e tic k ets and provid­
ing for th e series of e n te rta in m e n ts
as an activ ity of th e stu d e n t body,
all su rp lu s to go to th e benefit of th e
stu d e n t body. The g u a ra n to rs re ­
m ain as th e financial backing and
bold
them selves
responsible
fo r
m aking up any deficiency.
U nder
this a rran g e m en t th e en tertain m en ts
will be held In th e high school au d i­
torium and will be en tirely u n d er
the direction of th e s tu d e n t body.
T he s tu d e n t body held a m eeting
yesterday an d has en th u siastically
accepted th e plan an d It will be an
assured success.
T he g u a ra n to rs will co-operate
w ith th e high school In every way
possible. An executive com m ittee of
five, consisting of Mrs. Cliff K ern,
E th el Calkins, Rev. A. S. Hlsey, Jas.
N aylor and Dr. B otkin, was ap p o in t­
ed from th e g u a ra n to rs to rep resen t
th e la tte r In co-operation w ith th e
school.
At S unday’s m eeting H. L. St.C lair
was m ade ch airm an and Mary H an­
sen, secretary , of th e g u ara n to rs.
Several nam es were added to th e list.
Including Roy C annon, principal of
th e high school, b rin g in g th e list of
g u a ra n to rs up to 22, n ot Including
two form erly on th e list, b u t a u to ­
m atically excused by non-residence.
T he list now consists of th e follow ­
ing n a m e s :. H. L. St. C lair, Dr. A.
W. B otkin, Theo. B rugger, Dr. Geo.
Inglis, C. M. Q uicksall, Mrs. Cliff
K ern, Jas. N aylor, H. J. P u lfer, B. F.
A ldrich, Mrs. B. F. Cogswell, E thel
I. C alkins, F ra n k C. Jo n es, Mrs. J. B.
H urd, D. E. Towle, L. L. K idder, Mrs,
W. F. Honey, E. W. S tra tto n , Mary
L. H ansen, Olive Towle, Rev. A. S.
Hlsey, K. A. M iller and Roy Cannon.
This Is a fairly rep rese n tativ e list
MRS. H. G. McCREARY
but th e se n tim e n t was expressed at.
UNDERGOES OPERATION S unday's m eeting th a t th e list of
nam es o u g h t to be enlarged to m ake
Mrs. H. G. M cCreary of V ictory
It m ore rep rese n tativ e of th e educa­
d istrict, who was seriously Injured
tional and financial backing of the
two m onths ago w hen she was
locality for a w in ter lyeeum course
knocked down and ru n over by a
th a t will m ean m uch In th e m usical
tru ck on th e Base L ine road, was
and lite ra ry activ ities of th e school
b ro u g h t to G resham F rid a y w here
and com m unity d u rin g th e w in ter
she u n derw ent a skin g ra ftin g o p er­
season. It 1 b hoped o th e rs will vol­
ation at th e office of Dr. H. V. Adix
u n te e r to back th e en terp rise.
who has th e case. T he flesh on h er
It has been learn ed from th e I n ­
low er lim bs was crushed te rrib ly by
te rn a l rev en u e office th a t th e tic k ets
th e accident and skin g raftin g was
may be gold w ith o u t ch arg in g o r pay­
considered necessary.
ing w ar tax. It waa decided to sell
Mrs. McCreary is a t th e hom e of
th e tick ets for th e series of five en ­
Mrs. Nash n ear T ro u td ale w here she te rta in m e n ts, ad u lt tick ets *2, s tu ­
has been cared for since th e first d en t tick ets *1. T he stu d e n t tick ets
week of th e accident. R eports th is
a re fo r all grad e and high school
aftern o o n were to th e effect th a t she pupils.
was suffering considerably as a re ­
As previously announced th e datp
s u lt of th e o p eratio n . F rien d s hope
of th e first e n te rta in m e n t will be F r i­
th a t she may soon recover. She has day n ig h t, O ctober 21. It will be
been able to be up a sh o rt tim e each I
given by th e Runset E n te rta in e rs.
day recently.
T he o th ers will follow, one each
m onth, on dates to be announced.
LIVESTOCK WILL ATTRACT
T he proposal to conduct th e lyce-
IN PORTLAND, NOV. 5 12
um as a p art of th e stu d e n t activ i­
In less th an a m onth th e eleventh '
ties camo from P rincipal Cannon who
an n u al show of th e Pacific In te rn a t- j
w ithout know ing th a t th is series had
lonal Livestock Exposition will b e !
been arran g ed fo r was contem p latin g
held in P o rtlan d . To be exact th e som ething of th e kind. He welcomed
dates are N ovem ber 5 to 12. O. M th e o p p o rtu n ity to In terest th e s tu ­
P lum m er is secretary and general d ents and th o u g h t th e experience
m anager.
would be of g re a t help to them .
T his livestock show de luxe needs [
no Introduction to o u r readers for It BUDGET TOO HIGH
is so easily reached and people of this
SAYS COMMISSION
section are so g enerally in terested ;
th a t they have In th e past atten d ed J Mayor K. A. M iller appeared before
in g re a t num bers and m any have th e tax supervising and conservation
been exhibitors. It prom ises to be com m ission yesterday to rep resen t the
bigger and b e tte r th is year th an ever. I city before th e com m ission In pass­
ing on th e G resham tax bud g et for
Chicken P ie Hupper Is H i i i « * » ,
1922. T he com m ission declared th e
T he Queen E sth e r circle m em bers .
estlm ate.exceeded th e 6 per cent lim ­
are very happy o v er the success of | itatio n and would have to be pared
th e ir first chicken pie supper. T he nearly *1500.
affair was a success from every
T he council will hold an ad jo u rn ed
sta n d p o in t and besides being a very m eeting Monday n ig h t, O ctober 17 a t
successful social ev en t was a sp le n ­ which tim e th e bud g et will be re ­
did success financially.
Fifty-five vised.
d o llars w ere cleared from th e even­
ing's efforts and th e g irls feel well (■reeliain W om en lluy New Hupply of
repaid and are g ra te fu l to those who j
Paun.
assisted in so m any ways In a r r a n g - 1 Does anybody need a o n e-q u art
Ing for th e su p p er as well as the alum inum
sauce pan?
S cattered
gen ero u s p atro n ag e which they r e - ! ab o u t In th is com m unity th e re a re
ceived.
250 new sauce pans w hich w ere sold
by L. L. K idder H ard w are Com pany
More th an *700,000 w orth of m edi­ lost week when th e W ear-E ver alu m ­
cal and hospital supplies from Its E u­
inum com pany p u t on a sale here.
ropean supplies and from stores on
T h e first o rd er of 60 pans was com ­
th is side of the A tlantic are on th eir
pletely sold o u t a t th e end of th e
way to the famine d istricts of Russia
first day and a second o rd er of 25
as the Initial step of the American
was sold before th e m iddle of th e
Red Cross to provide medical assist­
aftern o o n on Tuesday. A rush o r­
ance so sorely needed by the m illions
d er for 100 pans was se n t In and
of disease-stricken women and child­
cf me on T h u rsd ay a fte r 67 o rd ers
ren. Of th is shipm ent, 40 tons of j
had been left fo r pans on W ednes­
medicines and drugs and 35 carloads
Before th e week was over
of hospital clothing valued a t >630,- day.
an
o
th
e
r
o rd e r of 76 pans was com ­
000 are from Red Cross stocks In Eu­
rope and are being shipped direct to pletely sold and m ore could have
Riga from European centers, accord­ been disposed of.
Dale West, of Klam ath Falla. Oregon, came with the other boys’ and girls’
club members to the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition last year and
entered h it Shorthorn heifer. Mound * Baroness 2d.
Well bred. In splendid condition and train ed to stand and lead properly
for the judges, both she and her master made a fine impression, and she was
awarded first In the young c la s s of beef breeds.
Dale nas w ritten to O M Plummer, manager of the great show to be field
th is year at North Portland, Oregon. Nov. 5-12. th at he wants to be a p art of
th e exposition, and he sent his check for *25 for one share of stock.
The boys’ and girls' club exhibit* at the Pacific International last year
▼ere very Interesting, and perhaps as Im portant to the nation as any division ing to cable advices received today
Drop onto a few of th e b arg ain s
there
a t National headquarters.
offered In th e w ant colum ns