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VOL. 11, NO. 67
GRESHAM,
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Rev. A. J . W are, p asto r of th e
B ap tist church a t P leasan t Home,
has announced th a t he will speak on
th e subject, ‘F ish ers of Men” , a t
th e m orning session of th e d istric t
Sunday school
association w hich
will m eet a t th e B aptist church S un
day, O ctober 23.
T h ere will be two sessions of th e
convention, one in th e m orning at
ab o ut 11:20, a t w hich tim e Rev. Mr.
W are will d eliver th e m essage about
th e im portance of young people’s
worH-
T h ere will be a picnic d in n er a t
noon and everyone should plan to
join in th e d in n er h o u r and th e sp irit
of fellow ship w hich characterizes
th is social p a rt of the program .
T he aftern o o n program will com
m ence ab o u t 2 p. m. and th e re will
be tw o sp eak ers in th e afternoon,
Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, p asto r of the
Zion E vangelical church In G resham ,
and Dr. J. T. A bbett, a well know n
Sunday school w orker. T he form er
will speak on th e problem s of secur
ing b e tte r train ed teach ers in th e
Sunday school. He will deal w ith
m ethods for w o rkers who a re already
in th e Sunday school w ork and who
are anxious to im prove th e ir m ethods
and increase th e ir know ledge. Dr.
A b b ett will speak ' on “ Boys and
Girls, th e Hope of th e W orld.”
T he o rc h e stra of th e Pow ell V al
ley church and th e L u th e r L eague
of th e L u th e ra n church have prom
ised to give som e special m usical
n u m bers and th e Sandy Sunday
school will send a m usical num ber
b u t it has not been announced ju st
w h at it will be, probably a solo.
Miss G eorgia P a rk e r, acting p res
id en t of th e sta te Sunday school as
sociation and a sp ecialist w ith chil
d ren , has prom ised to come out and
ta k e charge of th e ch ild ren ’s w ork
d u rin g th e session. Miss P a rk e r will
lead th e children in som e d ram a tiz a
tio n w ork.
T he election of officers and th e
re g u la r business session will be held
a t th is m eeting b u t a definite pro
g ram reg a rd in g th e o rd e r of events
has n o t yet been announced.
Sunday school w orkers from any
of th e nearby Sunday schools are in
vited fo a tte n d th e session.
T he
P lea san t Home M ethodist and B ap
tist Sunday schools and th e C ottrell
com m unity S unday school already
belong to th e association.
GREEN KENNELS MAKES
DISPLAY IN PORTLAND
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Mrs. B e rth a G reen, of th e G reen
K ennels, located a mile and a half
n o rth of G resham , has placed some
of h e r valuable dogs on exhibit th is
week in a show window of th e M eier
& F ra n k sto re in P o rtlan d . T here
are G reat Danes w ith puppies and
Police Dogs w ith puppies and a lto
g e th e r they a re a lively lot. T he
G reat Danes are so la rg e and pow er
ful m any will th in k it fo rtu n a te they
can view them behind heavy plate
glass. T he police dogs a re very a t
tra c tiv e and am ong th e m ost useful.
T he puppies of both breeds a re
d arlin g little fellow s you’ll w ant to
sn u g gle up in y o u r arm s.
Mrs. G reen is a w ell know n horse
and dog tra in e r and has ta u g h t h er
dogs to do m any w onderful trick s,
such as closing th e doors, opening th e
g ate, p u ttin g the baby (d o ll) to bed,
an d others. C leopatra, -one of h er
G reat Danes, a w hile ago gave the
alarm when fire sta rte d in th e house
and saved th e place from d estru c
tion.
A fe a tu re of the display are tw o
poems w ritten by H. L. St. C lair for
th e occasion. They recite th e c h a r
ac teristics and accom plishm ents of
th e dogs.
T he reception given a t th e lib ra ry
on W ednesday evening in h o n o r of
th e teach ers of th e schools by various
o rganization s was a splendid social
occasion w hich was enjoyed by a
la rg e n um b er of people. N early all
of th e 23 teach ers of th e tw o schools
pere p resen t in th e receiving line
and since m any of them a re teaching
here fo r the first tim e it was especial
ly fitting th a t th e p atro n s be given
th is op p o rtu n ity to m eet them .
A ddresses of welcome w ere given
by M ayor K arl A. M iller and W. C.
L aw rence, ch airm an of th e union
high school board, and a n u m b er of
pleasing m usical num bers w ere ren
dered. A fter th e p rogram rtie crow d
was divided in to fo u r g ro u p s accord
ing to th e b irth m onth and each
group was req u ired to p u t on a stu n t.
Some very am using ch arad es were
acted as a resu lt.
T he lib ra ry proves to be an ideal
place for com m unity m eetings and it
is hoped th a t m any m ore such g a th e r
ings may be held th e re d u rin g th e
w inter.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
TEACHERS TO CONVENE
A te n tativ e program fo r the C lack
am as county te a c h e rs’ in stitu te to be
held N ovem ber 2, 3 and 4 in Oregon
City has been p rep ared by S u p erin
te n d en t V edder of th a t county. W ork
in eight d ep a rtm en ts w ill be in clu d
ed— prim ary , in term ed iate, advanced,
high school, penm anship, physical
tra in in g club w ork and public h ealth .
L ec tu rers and o th ers who will p a r
ticip ate include:
J. A. C hurchill,
sta te su p e rin ten d e n t of public in stru c
tio n ; S. S. D uncan, Y am hill county
su p e rin te n d e n t; E. D. K essler, dean
of vocational education, Oregon A gri
c u ltu ra l College; R o b ert F. C lark,
presid en t of Pacific U niversity; F.
L. Stetson, U niversity of Oregon,
and Miss K ath e rin e A rb u th n o t, O re
gon N orm al school.
T eachers of th e C o ttrell, B oring,
Kelso, Sandy an d D am ascus schools
a re in te reste d in th is p ro g ram w hich
they a re req u ired to a tte n d and
o th e rs in terested in school w ork and
problem s may be in te reste d in these
well know n speakers.
GOOD LITERATURE DAY
AT METHODIST CHURCH
Next Sunday will be Good L ite ra
tu re S unday th ro u g h o u t th e church.
W hat you p u t in to your m ind th ro u g h
your reading d eterm in es th e k ind of
th in k in g you do, w hich in tu r n de
cides w h at y o u r actio n s a^p to be.
T he sub ject of th e m orning serm on
by th e p astor, Rev. A. S. H isey, will
be “ B uilding K ingdom M orale.” H is
su b je ct In th e evening will be “ P rofit
and L oss.”
T he church ch o ir will be p rep ared
to fu rn ish som e good m usic for both
services. The m usical p a rt of all th e
church will receive special atte n tio n
th ro u g h o u t th e year. C on g reg atio n al
sin g in g will be a p ro m in en t p a rt of
every service.
T he E pw orth L eague topic w ill be
“ Two T hings We Know A bout God.”
T he L eague w ill m eet a t 6 :3 0 p. m.
All church services in th e evening
will begin a t 7 :30.
Livestock Show O|M-ns Koon.
T he O utlook is in receipt of th e
prelim in ary classification of th e
E leventh A n n u al Pacific In te rn a tio n
al Live Stock E xposition w hich will
be held a t N orth P o rtlan d from No
vem ber 5 to 12, inclusive.
Many local people are in te re ste d in
th is show and local stock men are
p lanning to e n te r exhibits. T he
prizes a re very much w o rth w hile
and th e com petition is such th a t the
cham pionship from th is exposition
m eans m uch to th e b reed er of fine
stock.
M ultnom ah county people should
plan to atten d .
REFORMATION DAY
WILL BE OBSERVED FIRST EDITION ARGUS
PROVES INTERESTING
R eform ation Day will be observed
a t th e Zion E vangelical church S un
day m orning. P reach in g in th e G er
man' language at 1 1:30 a. m. fol
lowed by the L ord's Supper. An of
ferin g fo r th e ed ucational in stitu
tions of th e church will also be re
ceived. The Sunday school will con
vene a t 10:30 a. m. At 8 p. m. the
Y oung People’s Leagup will m eet
w ith L ouise H em rich as leader. T he
topic fo r th e evening Is "W h at we
know about G od.”
Joh n O liver
announces th e opening of a violin
stu d io In G resham located a t th e
hom e of D. M. R oberts, Second and
R oberts avenue.
T eaching every
W ednesday p. m , beginning O ctober
20. Mr. O liver is an experienced vio
lin ist and te ac h er and prom ises de
pendable instructions.
H ave You O rdered?
C ar of coal being unloaded now.
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE.
P hone 1581.
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MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921
TEACHERS’ RECEPTION
FALL TRAINING PREVENTS FORMER TEACHER WEDS
NEAR EAST RELIEF
FINE SOCIAL OCCASION
DIEBACK IN BERRY VINES
PORTLAND DENTIST
STATE CONFERENCE
S.S. WORKERS WILL
HEAR PROGRAM
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T he first copy of th e A rgus cam e
from th e m im eograph press a t union
high th is week and is an eight-page
p ap e r of good ap pearance. An edi
to ria l says th a t 188 copies of th e first
edition had been sold a t 15 cents.
Also th a t as soon as th e stu d e n t
council could consider th e cost of
th e paper, th e price fo r th e rem a in
d er of th e year would be announced.
T he pap er ca rrie rs th e nam es of
the school board m em bers, th e nam es
of th e faculty, stu d e n t body officers
and th e officers of th e v ario u s class
es. T he pap er also gives a list of
th e alum ni who a re aten d ln g v a ri
ous colleges.
School news of various so rts fill
th e pages and m ake th e p ap er a
very w orth w hile edition, a school
e n te rp rise th a t sh o u ld be encour-j
aged.
Snap up a W ant Ad Snap.
Local berry grow ers are in te re st
ed in th e conditions in th e W illam
e tte valley w here dieback of th e lo-
g an b erry vines has been m uch in
in evidence. So many appeals were
sen t to th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral Col
lege concerning th e tro u b le th a t
special w ork on th e problem was
ta k en up by Dr. S. M. Z eller of th e
ex p erim en t statio n .
I t w as first th o u g h t th a t th e die
back was caused by th e action of a
fungous disease. In m aking a th o r
ough stu d y of th e situ atio n Dr. Zel
le r has learn ed th a t die-back was
p rev alen t only in th o se y ard s w here
th e vines had been allow ed to rem ain
on th e g ro u n d th ro u g h o u t th e w in
te r. W here th e canes had been
tra in e d up in th e fall th e vines w ere
in a very h ealth y condition and die
back was alm ost en tirely absent.
T he co n tra st was very ap p a ren t in
ad jo in in g portions of th e sam e y ard
w here a p a rt of th e canes had been
tra in e d in th e fall and th e rest a l
lowed to rem ain on th e gro u n d till
spring. O th er care was th e same.
T he local grow ers have n ot been
p racticin g th e tying up th e ir logan
berry vines in th e fall and th e con
dition p revalent in th e W illam ette
valley has not been noticed to any
ex tent here. Berry grow ers who
have been troubled w ith die-back on
th e ir vines will do well to train th e ir
logans in th e fall. T h ere is some
d an g er of losing a crop d u rin g an
especially severe w in ter lik e th e one
of 1919, b u t one gro w er has sta te d
th a t he could lose every fifth crop en
tirely and still m ake money by tr a in
ing his vines in th e fall.
An artic le by Dr. Z eller in th e
O ctober n u m b er of th e “ Oregon
G row er” on tra in in g logans in th e
fall will be of In terest to every g ro w
er from th e stan d p o in t of increased
re tu rn s from fall tra in in g of the
vines.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
A wedding of in te rest to a n um ber
of people in th is vicinity occurred in
P o rtlan d W ednesday evening w hen
Miss F ran ces L eila T u rn e r becam e
th e bride of Dr. A ugust M iller a t a
p retty w edding a t th e hom e of her
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. T u rn er.
Only n ea r relativ es and a few in
tim ate frien d s w itnessed th e cere
mony w hich occurred at 8 :3 0 . Rev.
F . A. G inn, p a s to r of th e M ontavilla
M ethodist church officiated.
The bride was ch arm in g in a w hite
satin dress w ith silv er lace o ver
dress and long flowing tu lle veil
g racefully a rra n g e d w ith orange
blossoms. She ca rrie d an arm bou
q u et of brides roses.
Miss E dith
T u rn e r, siste r of th e bride, was th e
brl<V?s m aid an d Ja ck P h illip s was
th e best m an.
A fter th e cerem ony d ain ty re
fresh m en ts w ere ^served an d la te r
th e bride and groom w ere show ered
w ith rose leaves, rice and good
w ishes as they w ere leaving. They
expect to spend a few days at T il
lam ook on th e ir honeym oon a fte r
which they will re tu rn to P o rtlan d
an d en te r th e ir own hom e on 46th
street.
Mrs. M iller was a fo rm er teach er
in th e T ro u td ale, Rockwood and Ce
d a r schools and w ill be rem em bered
in those d istric ts. F o r th e past few
years she has been teach in g in th e
P o rtlan d schools.
Dr. M iller is a d en tist and well es
tablished in business in P o rtlan d .
Among those from th is vicinity
who atten d e d th e w edding w ere Mr.
an d Mrs. R o b ert H au sw irth an d son
of G resham , Mr. and Mrs. I. T.
Wood and d au g h ters. Miss Mabie
Wood of Cedar, and Mrs. A lta G en
try of Powell V alley,
T he la tte r
fo u r have been frien d s of th e b rid e’s
fam ily th ro u g h o u t h er life and Mr.
H au sw irth is h er uncle.
$1.50 PER YEAR
REV. J. LARSON
AND WIFE HONORED
“ U nder th e shadow of Mt. A ra ra t
I saw fo u rteen o rp h an ag es filled w ith
b eau tifu l, happy ch ild ren saved from
d eath by th e N ear E ast Relief. Be
Rev. and Mrs. Jo h n L arson of th e
cause o u r o rp h an ag es a re packed to
Mission church in Pow ell Valley were
th e doors I saw h u n d red s of o th ers
in th e s tre e ts of E riv an Ju st o utside very much su rp rised T hursday even
th ese sam e o rp h an ag es' doors. The ing when from 150 to 200 persons
ch ild ren inside were happy, those o u t g ath ered a t th e church supposedly to
side w ere aged from suffering, g a u n t th e reg u la r p ray er m eeting b ut in
from h u n g er, naked o r if they were rea lity to a p arty w hich was arran g e d
clothed a t all th e ir g a u n t and b lo at in h o n o r of th e te n th w edding an n i
ed little bodies w ere covered w ith the versary of Rev. and Mrs. L arson and
m ost unsp eak ab le rags.
th e fact th a t they have been w ith
“ I saw th e splendid efforts being th e M ission church a year. D uring
m ade to save these children and cam e th e y e a r’s tim e they have won th e
back th rille d w ith th e purpose to tell love and affection of th e ir m em bers
Oregon of th e w onderful service given and have won a larg e place for
th e strick en people of th e N ear East them selves in th e com m unity life.
by o u r relief w o rk ers.”
Mr. and Mrs. L arson w ere tak en to
T he above is p a rt of th e m essage seats of honor an d a program of m u
b ro u g h t by J. J. H an d sak er, sta te ' sical n u m b ers an d addresses given.
d irecto r, of th e N ear E ast R elief to Speakers for th e church m em bership,
th e s ta te conference a t P o rtlan d on th e young people, th e Sunday school
S atu rd ay , O ctober 15.
and th e L adies' Aid expressed th e ir
A nother sp eak er at th e conference appreciation fo r th e w ork of th e ir
was Miss M arg aret Reid, of P o rtlan d , p asto r and his wife. At th e close of
who fo r tw o years was In ch arg e of an th e program tw o little flower g irls,
o rp h an ag e of 375 ch ild ren .
She D agm ar L eldfors and Ruby A rvid-
urged th a t th e people of th e N ear son, carried b ask ets of flowers to Mr.
E ast if given p rotection and safety and Mrs. L arson. R uby presen ted a
w ould n o t req u ire h elp ; they w ant b eau tifu l b ask et of flowers to Mrs.
n o t ch a rity b ut a chance, she said.
Larson w hile D agm ar gave Rev. Mr.
Dr. W. E. D oughty, of New York, Larson a b ask ets of ferns. T hey w'ere
who accom panied Mr. H an d sak er on w arned th a t th e re was som ething u n
his to u r of th e N ear E ast th is su m usual ab o u t th e co n ten ts and w ere
m er, p ictu red a group of 12,000 chil advised to look to w hat was con
dren a t A lexandropol w here Mrs. tained u n d er th e fern s which proved
E thel Long N ew m an, of C orvallis,
to be a m ore su b sta n tia l rem em brance
has recently been statio n ed as a re of th e occasion.
lief w orker.
An elab o rately decorated table was
G overnor Ben W. O lcott presided brought in w ith a cake bearing ten
a t th e noon luncheon and was pre lighted candles.
T his tab le was
sen ted by M ayor B aker, of P o rtlan d , placed In fro n t of Rev. Mr. Larson
w ith a $10,000 check from th e P o rt and wife.
land C om m unity Chest, a p a rt of
R efresh m en ts were served to all
P o rtla n d ’s $65,000 co n trib u tio n .
and th e p arty broke up a t an early
S tate D irecto r
H an d sak er a n h o u r w ith m any expressions of good
nounced a program calling fo r the wishes.
collection of food, clo th in g and funds
STOCK JUDGING TEAM TO
from every county w ith a special em
SEE BIG FOOT BALL GAME phasis on th e C hristm as offering from STAPLETON TO GIVE
MRS. L. L. GIESE
DECISION ON TEST CASE
DIES AT RAINIER
Miss E thel I. C alkins, county lead- Sunday schools.
P resid in g C ircu it Ju d g e Staple-
tr ; A lta D ahlham m ar, Leslie Lynch
W ord has been received here of and G rant McMillan, m em bers of the PERSONAL EFFECTS ARE
ton was to pass on th e legality of
th e d ea th of Mrs. L. L. Giese in
SENT TO OPAL WHITNEY th e Oregon sta te aid m easure th is
M ultnom ah stock ju d g in g team , s ta r t
R ain ier, O regon, on W ednesday
ed today for Salem and C orvallis
aftern o o n o r tom orrow , as req u ired
m orning. Mrs. Giese was th e d a u g h
T h ree boxes, possibly containing in a te st case recently in itiated *by
w here they will spend th e w eek-end
te r of Mrs. F an n ie Rom an, a resi
v lsitlag v ario u s stock farm s and some of th e secrets of “T he Story of T hom as H. Boyd, com m ander of
d en t of P leasan t Valley. She was a ju d g in g different classes of stock in O pal,” w ere yesterd ay shipped from P o rtlan d post of th e A m erican Le
sister of Mrs. L. L. K esterson and a
p rep aratio n for th e ju d g in g contest th e U niversity to Opal W hiteley In gion, fo r th e purpose of g ettin g a
niece by m arria g e of Mr. and Mrs. a t th e Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Exposi New York. T hese boxes have been suprem e co u rt ru lin g w hich would
P ercy Giese.
stored for th re e years behind locked fac ilita te th e sale of bonds provided
tion.
T he fu n eral services w ere held at
The party has com plim entary tic k doors in th e basem ent of V illard fo r In th e law. T he resu lt of th is
R ain ier th is aftern o o n (F rid a y ) and
ets to th e first big foot ball gam e of Hall. A fter Opal W hiteley becam e case Is of much in te re st to local ex-
th e b u rial services w ere conducted
th e Pacific co ast conference ch am fam ous th ro u g h h e r precocious diary service men ab o u t 100 of whom have
a t th a t place. R elatives and friends
pionship in w hich th e "F ig h tin g Ag in th e A tlan tic M onthly, and a fte r filed application fo r th e cash bonus
from P lea san t V alley atten d ed the g ies” of O. A. C., will b a ttle w ith the critics began to assail th e a u th e n tic o r loan, th ro u g h th e local A m erican
services.
” S undodger8" of th e U. of W. This ity of th e sto ry which contained ail Legion o rg an izatio n who are h an d
Mrs. Giese, as Miss W inifred R o gam e holds th e In terest of foot ball asto n ish in g denial of th e w riter's ling th e application blanks.
m an, w as a well know n te ac h er and
fans th ro u g h o u t th e coast and th e Oregon p aren ts, th e existence of
I. H. Van W inkle, atto rn ey -g en -
form erly ta u g h t In th e P lea san t V al local folk are considering them selves these th re e co n tain ers a t th e u n i .eral, and W illis S. Moore, assista n t
ley schools. She was a young woman
fo rtu n a te to have th e o p p o rtu n ity of versity becam e known to those tr y atto rn ey -g en eral, filed th e ir answ er
probably n ot yet 3 0 years of age and seeing it.
in g to solve th e m ysterious a u th o r yesterday to the Boyd s u it In th e
frien d s re g re t h er early passing
ship of th e rem a rk a b le childhood M ultnom ah circu it co u rt. F ra n k lin
from th is life.
biography. B ut in sp ite of freq u en t F. K orell, atto rn ey fo r Mr. Boyd,
R eal E sta te B argains.
164 acres n ea r Boring at $65 per im p o rtu n ities to m ake public th e
‘‘T he D evil” will be a t G resham acre, 25 acres in cu ltiv atio n . E ight- co n ten ts of th e th re e soap boxes, and M aurice E. C rum packer, deputy
d istric t atto rn ey , who will ap
T h ea ter S atu rd ay and Sunday, O cto room house and o u tb uildings.
which w ere heavy as if packed w ith
ber 22-23. “ T he D evil” is a force
In
G resham ,
2-story,
6-room, notebooks and school texts, th e seals pear w ith Stanley Myers, d istric t a t
torney, as frien d s of th e co u rt in th e
ful creatio n , beautified by luxurious p lastered h ouse; 2 lots, $600 cash. ¿etuained unb ro k en
an d
th e lids
sets, produced w ith exquisite h a r B alance $25 per m onth a t six per were le ft u n d istu rb ed and Inviolate action, held a conference w ith Ju d g e
ce n t in te rest.
S tapleton la ter, in which th e ju r is t
mony, and enacted by th e g re a te st
Ten acres six m iles o u t. House, Just as th ey had been aw k ard ly and
exponent of d ram atic a rt.
“They b arn and o th e r ou tb u ild in g s, two n o t all too securely nailed on, p er prom ised to pass on th e m a tte r w ith
o ut unnecessary deleay.
took th e ir p leasure, I am collecting acres cleared. Good w ell; $2500. haps by th e young w riter herself.
In th e an sw er filed, th e sta te of
R easonable term s.
in P a in .” A m ost u n u su al p roduc
T ow ards th e last, how ever, th is Oregon and th e bonus com m ission
In
G
resham
,
6-room
house
with
tion.
bath , wood shed. Close In, $1150. tru s t, which was k ep t w ith such contended th a t th e objections to the
scrupulous ho n o r by th e university law raised by th e plaintiff were, te ch
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
B W. THORNB, Rmiter,
fo r th ree years, was becom ing em nical, triv ia l and did n ot Invalidate
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.— Ad.
A t B ank of G resham .
b arrassin g an d it was w ith a g eneral th e legislation. I t was conceded
feeling of relief th a t th e m ailing de th a t en tries in th e legislative Jo u rn
p a rtm e n t yesterday sta rte d th e pack als w ere slig h tly irre g u la r, but It
ages to Opal W hiteley In New York. was held th a t they w ere sufficient.
W h eth er th e boxes co ntained any The fact th a t a viva voce vote In
m em oranda, any rough notes o r pre ste a d , of a ballot by yeas and nays
lim inary d ra fts, th a t would throw was tak en In th e house is not a
lig h t on th e su b je ct of O pal's diary, valid objection, it also was alleged.
no one will ev er know. W hile she
desired to have th e boxes shipped to
SANDY BOULEVARD
her, she seem ed n o t a t all panicky to
TO BE REAL ROSEWAY
be rem inded by th e u n iv ersity of the
existence of th e boxes which she had
The Roseway dedication exercises
ap p a ren tly fo rg o tten . It is consid celeb ratin g th e p lan tin g of th re o
ered here th a t If sh e had recalled m iles of Sandy boulevard on e ith e r
any co n ten ts th a t m ig h t prove dis side w ith rose bushes to be held at
co n certin g she w ould have show n 2 :3 0 o'clock next Sunday aftern o o n
m ore anxiety and m ore im patience to a t th e Rose City P ark clubhouse In
g et them once m ore in her own pos P o rtlan d , is to be filmed and show n
session.
th ro u g h o u t th e w orld.
G overnor
O lcott will speak a t th e exercises.
HOME TOWN ’ NEWS IS
Before th e dedication th e re will be a
SOUGHT BY STUDENTS p arad e, In which It is expected a
The lib ra ry of th e U niversity of large n u m b er of m otor cars will ta k e
Oregon receives 95 daily and weekly p art and in which th e Royal R usari
ans will m arch.
new spapers on th e sta te . T hese are
A p ictu resq u e fe a tu re of th e p la n t
The Pacific International Live Stock Exposition which will be held at
North Portland this year, November 5-12, will probably contain the largest kept on file in a special room , which ing cerem ony will be th e appearance
sheep rhow in Its history. Manager O M. Plummer believes th at there may Is daily crow ded w ith stu d e n ts se ek In n ative costum e of little g irls re p
be 1000 head. In view of the fact th a t all the fairs and shows in the
No w orks resen tin g A u stria, Sweden, Den
N orthw est th is year are showing greatly Increased sheep exhibits, bis prophecy ing “ hom e tow n" news
Is apt to come true.
of fiction, no m agazines, can com pare m ark, Ja p an , Norw ay, P eru, Spain,
The animal shown above is "Oregon Lassie,” the champion yearling ewe In p o p u larity w ith w hat th e Oregon A rm enia, Italy, th e N etherlands,
in the Cheviot breeds, owned by R. A. Templeton of Halsey, Oregon
G reat B ritain , F in lan d , C hina, Bel
W estern Oregon has long been famous for its middle wool sheep, and ed ito rs and rep o rters w rite. A t the
already this year notable w innings have been made by exhibits from this end of each y ear th e p ap ers a re gium and F rance.
i at fairs and expositions throughout Canada and the eastern p art of bound and kept p erm an en tly on file
the United States.
Nunflower E ntertain ers.
in th e lib rary .
In m any Instances
Perhaps it was not altogether a fable about Jason adventuring his life in
G
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your
season tick et for the W in
sch
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lars
engaged
In
research
have
search of the golden fleece. While the wool growers of the Northwest have
had a hard tim e since th e war, the ultim ate future of wool and m utton pro found th ese big ^ r a y volum es olj te r Lyceum a t th e high school. F ive
splendid en tertain m en ts. F irs t one
duction is certain to be financially profitable. The day will come when no g re a t value.
farm will be considered fully stocked w ithout a small flock of sheep
F rid ay night, O ctober 21, a t 7:30.
T here la bound to be a great demand for breeding stock and the Pacific
Give y o u r roof a coat of Flexo
International will furnish an opportunity unequaled for securing foundation
roof p ain t before th e rain y season
D on't alight y su rse lf by slig h tin g
stock.
L. L. K id d er Hdwe. Co.
th e w ant ads.