T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 12, No. 42
FRIDAY CLUB DAY
AT COUNTY FAIR
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
ROADHOUSE OWNER
ASKS INJUNCTION
TUESDAY, JULY 25,
MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR NEAR
1922
PORTLAND MAN STRUCK
BY AUTO IN GRESHAM
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
PROGRAM COMPLETE
FOR FIELD DAY
T he num ero u s raid s which Sheriff j
J. A. T aylor of P o rtla n d received
H u rlb u rt of P o rtlan d and his d epu
q u ite a severe scalp wound la st Sun
ties have m ade upon th e roadhouses j
day aftern o o n when he was stru ck by
F rid a y is to be boys’ and g irls ’ in th e vicinity of G resham and P o rt
an autom obile and throw n to th e
T he p ro g ram fo r F a rm e rs ' F ie ld
club day a t th e M ultnom ah county land, has stirre d up th e w rath of at :
pavem ent.
Mr. la y lo r had Just ‘ i)ay , which Is to ta k e p lace n ex t S at-
fa ir this year. A trac k m eet and th e least one roadhouse ow ner. A nthony
alig h ted from a P ortland jitn ey on urday, Ju ly 29, on th e M u ltn o m ah
th e n o rth end of Main stre e t and had ¡county fair g ro u n d s, is now co m p lete
stag in g of th e club pageant "S p irit J. T ully, p ro p rieto r of Old H om estead I
sta rte d to cross th e stre e t w hen he hand promisee a v aried an d In te re s t-
Inn, located n e a r Rockwood on th e
of th e H om e” will be two of th e
Base L ine road, filed an Injunction
wus stru ck by an au to com ing tow ard 1 (ng e n tertain m en t for ail day S a tu r-
added features fo r F riday. T he points su it in th e circu it co u rt at P o rtlan d ,
hlm.
I day. Much In terest is b ein g m an i-
won by th e boys and g irls in th e d if T hursday. T he purpose of th e suit
T he au to was «driven by P o rtlan d j tested in th is g rea test of all days of
fe re n t events of th e week in school is to re stra in Sheriff H u rlb u rt from
men.
1 hey w ere ju s t learn in g to I pleasu re fo r th e farm ers. A la rg e a t-
drive and did not know th e rules as tendance is expected and m uch p re p
of club show ings will be given out. in te rfe rrin g w ith th e conduct of his
they were on th e left side of th e ara tio n is being m ade by th e com
T he school o r club w inning the roadhouse and to te st th e v alidity of !
___ __ street.
highest n um ber of points w ill get the law passed at th e special ses-
m ittees in charge.
The accident took place only a
banners. T ables will be set u n d er slon of th e le g isla tu re In 1920 regu-
T he C h au ta u q u a te n t will be used
sh o rt d istan ce from th e hom e of Miss for th e main p a rt of th e p ro g ra n i A
th e C h autauqua te n t and th e clubs latin g and licensing dance halls o u t
E thel Calkins. She and h e r fa th e r v e te ra n ’s drum corps will open th e.
will eat in groups. T he pag ean t will side of th e P o rtlan d city lim its.
Mr. T ully refers to him self as a
and m o th er were at hom e an d they m orning session at 1 0:30 w ith sev
be put on by th e boys and g irls who
" r e s ta u r a te u r ” who has “ b u ilt up
ran o ut and b ro u g h t Mr. T ay lo r into eral m usical num bers.
' atten d ed sum m er school.
A G. A. R.
th e house. They called a d octor and q u a rte t will follow w ith ad d itio n al
T he follow ing club program has th ro u g h his in d u stry an d cuisine a
ad m in istered first aid tre a tm e n ts be num bers.
been arran g ed fo r th e week of th e fairly rem u n e ra tiv e co u n try eatin g
T h e audience will next
fore th e doctor arrived. W hen th e join in singing "A m erica” u n d er th e
fa ir:
*
doctor cam e he had th e in ju re d man lead ersh ip of H. W. S trong, an d will
T uesday— L ivestock ju d g in g from
1 :3 0 to 5 p. m.
halls. He says his reso rt is not a
rem oved to th e hom e of Mrs. C. be led in p ray er by T. R. A. Sellwood,
Pow ell w here he is being cared for. chaplain of th e s ta te gran g e.
W ednesday— Sewing, cooking and dance hall w ithin th e m eaning of th e
Several stitch es had to be tak en In
can ning d em onstrations and live act fo r it “ affords no o th e r space for
Geo. A. M ansfield, p re sid e n t of th e
E n trie s to th e N o rth Pacific fa ir seven Oregon horses in th e 2 :20 tro t.
his head.
stock ju d g in g from 10:30 a. m. to dancing th an a private hom e.” It is association racing p ro g ram
Oregon S tate F arm B ureau, w ill be
w ere T he o th ers are U nnam ed by P ete r
not kept for public dancing and he
T he men d riv in g th e a u to have ex th e m ain sp eak er of th e m orning.
12, and from 1:30 to 4 :3 0 p. m.
closed last week an d th e p rogram as pook R ickreal; N uristo by Roscoe
T hursday— Calf and hog show ing has never em ployed single m usicians
pressed th e ir w illingness to se ttle for Too m uch can n o t be said of Mr.
now o u tlin ed will be one of th e best S taa ts; Oregon Bond by Geo. Swish
will be of especial in te rest. P o u ltry or an o rch e stra th ere, he claim s.
yet planned. A ugust 9 will be th e e r; Bull P atch by Wm. M arshall; a reasonable am ount of dam ages but M ansfield’s w onderful ability as an
th e m a tte r has n o t yet been s e ttle d .' o rato r. H e is in com plete sym pathy
Mr. T ully insists before th e co u rt
Judging will be an added featu re.
first m eet of a 10-w eeks’ schedule Oregona by J. J. K adderly; Bonnie
T he hours will be from 9:3 0 to 12 th a t he is being abused in m ore ways which will consist of 12 m eetings th e
w ith th e farm ers, and any m essage
Ansel by G. K. H ow itt; Hazel Bond KELLY BUTTE DEPUTY
th an one. He refers to dancing in
a. m., and from 2:3 0 to 6 :3 0 p. m.
K IT T S W T M S F T P Wh' Ch h<! b r' nK8 ‘° ,h e n * *8 alW“ >8
first of which will be held In Gresh by M. C. M errill.
F rid a y — Club day. 10 to 12 a. m. his roadho u se as “ th is h arm less am .
XVlLLa t l i m o h L i som ething w hich is helpful and can
In th e 2 :1 0 tro t D. J. B urke owned
tra c k m eet. 12 to 1:00 picnic din diversio n ” th a t he has to allow his
T
he
body
of
G eorge C larence be used by them In m aking th e ir b u r
by
E
th
el
K
eener
of
B
illings,
Mon
T he local race tra c k is alre ad y ta k
n e r; 1:30 to 2:3 0 club p ag ean t; 3 patro n s to Indulge in and h u m o r or
M arks, deputy sheriff and n ig h t ja il dens less heavy. All those who have
ta
n
a
and
S
urety
ow
ned
by
A1
ing
on
th
e
aspects
of
a
big
tra
in
in
g
lose his trad e. This form of danc
to 4 p. m. local le ad ers’ m eeting.
Schw arz of P leasan to n , C alifornia, e r a t K elly B utte, was found by B. C. not had th e p leasu re of h earin g Mr.
T he local le ad e rs’ m eetng w hich is ing, to his m ind does not come un stab le and It Is expected th a t by th e
will
com pete ag a in st th e follow ing M artin who lives on 240 E ast 63d Mansfield, have a tre a t in sto re for
tim
e
of
th
e
opening
of
th
e
16th
an
to be held on F rid a y betw een 3 and d er th e law for w hich he has several
Oregon
horses: Zomdell ow ned by stre e t, in a clum p of bushes in th e them . Mr. M ansfield’s ad d ress will
4 p. m. is of special in te re st as a tim es been placed In Jail fo r v io lat n u al fa ir of th e M ultnom ah county
M.
C.
M
errill; G uyllght by Mrs. H. Gordon creek cam p along th e Colum be follow ed by an o th e r selection from
fa
ir
association,
th
e
re
will
be
a
t
least
s ta te organization of local leaders is ing.
bia riv er highw ay, la te F rid a y a f te r th e v eteran 's drum corps, w hich will
D istrict A tto rn ey Myers m ade 100 horses tra in in g fo r th e lig h t G lerm an; H allie B. by Geo. Sw isher;
u n d er way. T his m eeting was called
noon. In d icatio n s show ed th a t Mr. com plete th e m orning program .
and
P
errieo
and
Je
n
n
ie
W.,
ow
ned
by
h
arn
ess
racin
g
w
hich
will
be
a
fe
a
tu
re
by th e s ta te president, E. P. Troflt- th e sta te m e n t T h u rsd ay th a t th e
T he b ask et d in n ers will be eaten a t
M arks had com m itted suicide by
Z iegler & M isner, of P o rtlan d .
case w ould be fo u g h t into th e su of th e aftern o o n program .
te r of B eaverton, Oregon.
shooting him self th ro u g h th e h e a rt 12 o ’clock in th e picnic grove.
Among
th
e
o
th
e
r
im
p
o
rta
n
t
racing
T
he
en
tries
a
re
draw
n
largely
Mr. T rofitter, in an artic le p rin ted prem e co u rt if necessary, b u t p o in t
Selections from th e v e te ra n 's drum
w ith a revolver.
in th e N orthw est P ou ltry Jo u rn a l, ed o u t th a t a victory would n ot ne from W ashington an d Oregon b ut fea tu re s planned is a steeple chase on
Mr. M artin and his fam ily w ere corps will com m ence th e aftern o o n
th
e
last
day
of
th
e
fa
ir
and
ru
n
n
in
g
th
e
re
a
re
also
a
n
u
m
b
er
en
tered
gives the object of th e s ta te o rg a n i cessarily save th e co u n try reso rt
events in th e evenings. Ind icatio n s picnicking at th e cam p when th ey ac session and they will be followed by
zation. “ T his o rganization has for p ro p rie to r who catered to th e P o rt from C alifornia, Idaho and Mon
point to an u n u su ally in te restin g p ro cid en tally found th e body. They no nu m b ers by th e G. A. R. q u a rte t and
tana.
Among
th
e
ow
ners
who
have
its object th e closer cooperation of all land n ig h t-life trad e.
tified th e sh eriff’s office im m ediately com m unity singing u n d er th e lead er
"R eg a rd less of w hat happens in en tered horses a re such well know n gram of events fo r those who enjoy and Leo G oetch, a P o rtla n d deputy ship of H. W. Strong.
club w orkers and a b e tte r u n d e r
horse racing.
nam
es
as
F
ra
n
k
Z
iegler,
J
.
J
,
Kad-
sta n d in g of club w ork, its benefits th is case It is extrem ely likely th a t
A long list of gam es a re included
coroner, was sent o ut to bring th e
an d object by all. T his tra in in g of th e re will be a law Introduced at th e derly, Mrs. H. O lerm an, T. R. and CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAMS
in th e sp o rts fo r which prizes will be
b o d f to th e co ro n e r’s office.
G.
K.
H
ow
ltt
■
and
o
th
e
rs
who
a
re
local leaders will be by those of ex next le g isla tu re req u irin g licenses of
WILL BE GIVEN AGAIN
T he news of th e suicide was tak en given for each gam e. T he potato
perience— giving of th e ir know ledge eatin g houses in th e country, by well know n to th o se who keep up
to th e widow by D eputy Sheriff race is for g irls 16 years o r under. A
w
ith
th
e
racing
events
of
th
e
n
o
rth
to th e beginning in club le ad e rsh ip .” which m eans th e re Is a possibility to
P lans fo r th e C h au tau q u a p ro C hrlstofferson of P o rtla n d .
Mrs. box of candy will be th e prize. T he
T he officers of th e organization will strik e a t th e root of th e evil,” was west.
gram s in connection w ith th e M ult M arks said she knew no reason forl^®® yard dash is free for all and a
T
he
races
th
is
year
will
include
consist of a president, first vice pres th e com m ent of th e d istric t atto rn ey .
She box o t candy is th e prize. T he win-
T he 2:17 nom ah county fa ir a re progressing, h e r h u sband ta k in g his life.
id en t and a secretary and tre a su re r "T he dancing is but Incidental in th e follow ing classes:
said h er husband had told h er early ' ner of tbfi three-legged race, which is
according
to
H.
W.
S
nashali.
who
Is
pace,
th
e
2
:12
pace,
2
:24
pace,
th
e
com bined.
Second vice p residents any of these reso rts. Refuse th e pro
in th e m orning he was going to see I <>Pen to all, is a pocket knife. T he fat
will be chosen from each county and p rie to r th e privilege of serv in g free fo r all pace, th e 2:24 tro t, th e in ch arg e of th a t fe a tu re which Sheriff H u rlb u rt about g e ttin g tr a n s m an's race Is fo r men w eighing ov^r
2:16
tro
t,
th
e
2
:2
0
tro
t,
th
e
2
:10
proved so p o p u lar last season. The ferred to som e o th e r d etail on ac 200 pounds. Two dollars in m e r
will head the work in th a t p a rtic u la r chicken dinners, if unseem ly conduct
tro t.
boys’ and g irls clubs will have
county. The sta te officers will di is perm itted and liq u o r b ro u g h t into
T he fa t
In th e 2 :1 7 pace. W ill W illiam s charge of th e pro g ram s fo r one day co u n t of th e n ig h t hours, and had chandise is th e prize.
re c t th e w ork of th e second vice th e reso rts, and h i roust go o u t of
w
om
an’s
race
is
for
women
w
eighing
prom
ised
to
re
tu
rn
to
lunch.
W
hen
has en tered P rincess u n d er th e d irection of MiBS E thel I.
p residents.
business, fo r all th e p arties go to of G resham
he d id n 't re tu rn as evening arriv ed over 200 pounds and th e w inner will
H
alro
M,
and
F
ra
n
k
R
eno;
F
red
Calkins, county club leader. Many
such places p rim arily to e a t and be
Woodcock of Salem, Oregon, has en special d em o n stratio n s and stu n ts she began to become w orried and she be aw arded w ith $2 in m erchandise,
FREE METHODIST CHURCH m e rry .”
tered H al P axton J r .; F ra n k Ziegler, will ch aracterize th is work Coun- received word w ithin a sh o rt tim e T be Prise fo r th e ru n n in g high Jump,
HAS NEW PASTOR
which is open to all is a box of candy.
of
P o rtlan d , has en tered P rin ce Zo- ty clubs are doing very fine w ork and th a t he was dead.
FORMER TROUTDALE MAN
Mr.
M
arks
was
T he 50-yard dash is for m arried
46
years
of
age.
lock;
Oregon
Stables,
V
esta
V
ernon;
T he Rev. E. D. B lackm an, of P o rt
TO COACH YALE CREW
Miss C alkins has a n u m b er of sp len
J. J. K ad d erly , H al B row n; J. E. did clubs to draw on for th is dem Besides his wife he leaves a daugh-, •«‘lies only for which two prizes will
land, is th e new p asto r of th e F re e
Ed. L eader, a fo rm er m em ber of Johnson of W alla W alia has en o n stratio n . At th e su m m er school te r, 18, who is living in S eattle, and* be ° ffered. T he first one is $1.50 in
M ethodist church in G resham . He
an 8-year-old son. Mr. M arks used j CMh an<l tb e second prize Is $1.00 in
and Mrs. B lackm an have moved into th e T ro u td ale baseball team , and now tered D onaiis; Mrs. H. G lerm an, last Ju n e , held a t C orvallis, th e
th e parsonage next door to th e coach of th e U niversity of W ashing, Rockwood H al; B. H. Davis, Salem, cham pions of th e clubs and o th ers to be a m otorcycle officer on th e cash. T h ere will also be a 60-yard
sh eriff’s force. He suffered a serio u s | <iash for Kiris u n d er 16 years with a
church.
ton since 1918 has been offered a po Oregon, F ran ces G reetin g ; A. G. who atten d ed from M ultnom ah coun accident several years ago and was j role of ribbon prizes. A pocket knife
T his is the first tim e th e Rev. Mr. sition as coach of th e Yale oarsm en DeAthey & Son, W aterville, W ash ty p u t on a pageant en title d “T he
com pelled to resign. He rejoined th e |
tb e aw a rd fo r th e w inner of the
B lackm an has occupied th e pulpit, for It is said th a t th is new position ington, Bell D.
Spirit of H om e” , which was consid force about a y ea r ago and becam e j 5°-yard dash for boys u n d er 16 years,
In th e 2 :1 2 pace th e re are nine ered one of th e fea tu re s of th e sum
o ver a year, as he was com pelled to am o u n ts practically to a life job If
th e n ig h t ja ile r at Kelly B utte.
A $2.00 cash prize is offered fo r the
L in n ie C. by m er school en tertain m en ts.
re tire from th e m in istry on account L eader proves as successful w ith th e en tries as follow s:
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w inning side in th e tu g of war. A
of his health. His wife, Mrs. M artha Blue oarsm en as- h e has w ith th e A1 S chw artz, of P leasan to n , C allfor-
T he County Council of P aren t- DISEASE BREAKS OUT
Pie eatin g co n test for hoys 12 years
S. Blackm an has been nam ed by th e P urple and Gold of W ashington uni nia: F ra n k Reno and D airy Direct T eacher associations plan to continue
AMONG YOUNG STOCK o r u n d er sounds in terestin g . A $1.50
Thp r „Ht
conference as jhis supply. She was versity. T he S eattle-P o st-In tellig en by W ill W illiam s; Em m a M. by Fred ,tg rest rooma , h |„ ypar
cash prize is offered. T he egg and
engaged in m issionary work for sev cer of Ju ly says; "R ow ing critics a re Woodcock,
of
Salem
;
P
rin
ce
Zolock
!
room
,dea
waR
a
new
one
,as(
A - disease
,
,,
.
_
» a
,
.«v» .. uo a iiT-w u n r iani ycai
~ .. know n as K om erragic | spoon race Is for ladies only. The
era l y ears and has also preached unanim ous in th e ir opinion th a t he by ran k Ziegler; D orothy M. by J. an d w as very popuia r w ith
o th e rs J S ep tlsem la” has sp ru n g up In Clack- d istan ce Is
from th e pulpit. She will help h e r will have no difficulty in holding v. Jo h n s o n ,, G resham Boy by T. R and ch ildren. T he County Council anias and M ultnom ah county am ong $1.50 in ni 76 y ard s and th e prize Is
T he baseball
h u sb and In th e church work h ere and down th e position. L ead er’s m ethods H ow itt of G resham ; Red H al by J will also put on a p rogram one day of J,h e young d airy stock. It is th o u g h t I th ro w in g m co erchandise.
n test is also for ladles
expects to preach som e tim es. She learned from H iram Conlbear, are K. G reer, of E ugene; McFitzsim- th e week sim ila r to th e one given 1 to bave b0en b ro u g h t on by th e long T he aw ard for th e w inner is $1.50 In
does n ot call herself a m in ister, how sound and the W ashington system is raons by Ed. D ennison, of P o rtlan d . la st year.
| dry spell of w eath er which has pre- cash.
In the 2 :24 pace th e re is th e larg- i
ever.
ad m itted ly su p erio r to th a t of m any
T he W .C .T .U . also will conduct »a »ed «his sum m er.
A baseball gam e betw een Russell-
T he Rev. and Mrs. B lackm an are row ing In stru cto rs of g re a te r re p u ta est n um ber of en tries, F o u rte en en- ’ a re st room again in th e main pa-
D r- O sborne, sta te a ssista n t v eter- j vllle and L ents G ranges will be play-
tries
have
m ade. h r C L ena
Alta ’ i ' “” 1 “ nd aFe m a k ‘n< CVen ' ^ r ,n a r *a n ’ 7 ™ ° u t la8t »«“ urday and ed on th e diam ond In th e ce n te r of
know n h ere as th e p are n ts of Mrs. E. tion th a n th a t of th e S eattle man.
Hal has
been been
en tered
A H arri
B. Y ates, wife of th e Rev. Mr Y ates
?
w
.
.
‘1
.
„
.
A
H
P,ans to Berve tb e public th an ever | vaccinated the young stock In f lv - 'th e race track as soon as th e sports
“ L eader g rad u a ted from th e ran k s
w ho occupied th e p ulpit of th e F ree to th e position of head coach on the son, of S eattle ; Dairy .Maid by Geo before. T he W .C .T .U . is also plan- herds in th e Dam ascus com m unity.
M ethodist church tw o years before d eath of his fam ous te ac h er H iram Swisher, of E ugene; G race F ltz and n lng to give a program at th e Chau- Sev‘,ral bead o t young stock died of a re over. T hese team s have a little
controversy betw een them because of
th e Rev. Mr. H opper cam e to G resh Conibear. He closed a b rillian t a th Mary J. by Will W illiam s; H al F itl-1 t a uqua te n t.
¡th e disease in th a t d istrict. Dr. Oa-
a previous gam e and each is anxious
am .
sim
m
ons
by
Oregon
S
tables;
A
lbert
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borne
is
expected
to
come
o
u
t
th
is
letic ca reer as a stu d e n t a t th e u n i
to show th a t team to be th e best one.
week and vaccinate some of the
versity in 1915, having sta rre d in W . G. W. M cBratney. of O ly m p ia; PAIR GROUNDS MADE
An In terestin g and h ard fought gam e
ROBBER ENTERS HOUSE
READY FOR FIELD DAY stock belonging to farm ers living Is expected.
th re e sports, football, crew and base \a n c e P atch by A. G. DeAthy & Son;
AND STEALS JEWELRY ball. He rowed In th e first W ashing Hal Brown by J. J. K ad d erly ; Todd
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n ear G resham . Some of th ese farm -
P atch by Mary E. K im ball. G resham ; | La8t S atu rd ay was clean-np day I prg ,of)t
ton
crew
th
a
t
invaded
P
oughkeepsie
i
..
,
— -----m any heads of stock five o r LIVESTOCK JUDOINO
A robber entered th e hom e of Mrs.
Ruby Hal by Mrs. A nna H utchinson, on th e county f a irg ro u n d s and every- Hlx years ago when th e disease broke
Bessie Burpee. living one-half m ile in 1913, ta k in g th ird place.”
PRACTICES TO BE HELD
O th er farm ers s re hav-
so u th of Haley, last T h ursday evening
Mrs. C. G. S u th erlan d , of S eattle, Salem ; Rockwood Hal by Mrs. H. one was asked to come and bring his o ut here.
and carried aw ay several pieces of sen t th e copy of th e Poet in te lli G lerm an; Paddy Bond. Ed. Denni- w ork lng tools w ith him. Only ab o u t ln< ’b e |r stock vaccinated as a pre-
T he last of a series o f livestock
Jewelry. Mrs. B urpee had gone to
son;
F ran ces G reetin g by B. H. „„
, .
. .
'ca u tio n
gencer
and
inform
s
th
e
O
utlook
th
a
t
Judging
practices will be held next
Davis. Salem ; F ran cis Mae by F ran k 2° re "Po " dpd «° tbp call but they
B oring, accom panied by h er d au g h
T his is th e f ln t tim e for tw o years j T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Ju ly 27. L. J.
te r to a tte n d th e moving pictu re show Mr. L eader lived on Staggerw eed
>«>*«<» “ > b* <ood w o rk er,. T he p ic -, , h at (h ere
any
of
an d upon th e ir re tu rn discovered th e m ountain fo r som e tim e and was a D am ant, Boise, Idaho
Allen, sta te livestock club lead er will
loss of th e Jewelry.
In
th
e
free
for
all
pace
five
en
tries
nic
grove
was
cleaned
of
all
rubbish
i
disease
|
n
G
resham
vicinity
fam ous player on th e old T ro u td ale
be in G resham on th a t day to give
T he robber had entered th e house
have
been
m
ade.
They
a
re
as
fol-
ready
fo
r
S
atu
rd
ay
’s
celeb
ratio
n
.
!
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th e boy, special p o in t, In th e Judg
by forcing one of th e windows
He team . Many fo rm e r friends will be
A splendid picnic d in n e r was serv- 'a tl o n a l P o ta to H|W*rialist to Re
took w ith him a diam ond rin g and a P,ea8e<i to learn of th e success of Mr. low s: Daisy D irect, owned by W ill
ing of stock at th e fair. Sheep Judg-
W illiam s; Em m a M. by F red Wood- ed on one of th e picnic tables. A fter
Heard In W ash in gton ,
gold wedding ring, two broaches, one , L ead er’s career.
| Ing will be held on th e T heodore
grow ers
of w hich was said to be set w ith dia- j W ashington alum ni are try in g to cock; P rince Zolock, by F ra n k Zleg- d in n e r th e men p ut up th e fram e f o r | „ Several
.
. . p . o tato
fro:‘1 ! B rugger farm a t 1 p. m. T he next
m onda and a sold bracelet.
w »
,a n n ' n* “ t r ,i’ Wl" bfi ° n h°* " at 3
No Inform ation In regard to th e ' a r r " n<p ,o have Mr L ead er to recon- 1er; B arondale by Oregon S taples: th e C h au ta u q u a te n t and spread th „ o X T d . l n d W ‘ m
G reer.
ten t. T he Field Day program w 1 to W oodland, W ashington next F ri- « >
id e n tlty of th e robber has so fa r been 1 8,fle r his acceptance of th e Yale prop- Red Hal by
.
, ,
.
A. J. Hall farm across from th e 12-
In th e 2 :24 tro t th e follow ing be given in th e te n t
day, Ju ly 28, to a tte n d a m eetin g y n a House
found but it Is th o u g h t to be som e one ositlon but as th e m a tte r now stan d s
---------- ----- -----
. , n ------------------
■■■>»■« of
.» i -re
a ay . ’s
who In som e way knew th e Jewel- th e W ashington coach will be coach h o n e s have been en tered by th e ir
hfch was called for th e ■>
purpose
T h u rsd
ow ners
F lo rlm -i by A rth u r Rem MAN BREAKS WRIST
ld
u s .ln *
potato
T
7 * J“ *
deClde
ry was in th e house as he had no dif-
Y«i» n„,i vaar
I d l.c
iscussine
p o tato diseases
diseases.
T b h ” J h
Acuity In securing
securing th
the e Jew
jew elrv
year
elry a a fte
fte r r a t ’ ale "
ington. of T acom a; Oregon Bond by
WHILE
CRANKING
CAR
principal sp eak er th e re will be a man r h ,*
e? e \
Cha,np' On ,eam
he had gained e n tra n ce to th e house.
Geo.
Sw
of a E ugene;
e e position
in 'b e "g lv * '. "hlghes'
,
K isher,
n
u,
„ T he
h* o Ob-
b-
Clyde P eterson, a . --------
young -------
m an . . | . , T. ¡who
| * bo occupies
occupies ih th
position of of head
head In-
In I nParly ''p" X c t < w wui
POULTRYMEN TO ATTEND
POTATO TOUR ONE
vlo
u
.
by
Oregon
S
tables;
Hazel
Bond
tng
vlH
nlty
OrM(hani
had
v
estlg
ato
r
of
d
isease,
in
th
e
D
epart-
honorg
T
he
boy.
are all
STATE CONVENTION
i
S
z
X ' hL ' . X 7 ,
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OF COMING EVENTS ;,
m eans a gri-at hon
o r to them to rep rese n t th e ir club in
P lan s are now under way fo r n B *°
held th is year at C orvallis Idaho; L. C. MeK by Jam es Daeres h »
.
-
th is way.
T h e high sco rin g team
p o tato to u r, which 1. scheduled to
1. 2. 3. P lana are now I of w , „ . W alla. W aghlnaton
L /rtru c k h im ^ n ^ ^ rtg h tV ris r
t o ion A ugust 1,
be m ade next Monday, Ju ly 31. Many j un<le r
to get a party of poultry-
will Judge th e club stock a t th e Mut-
m en to leave from G resham In • i 2 • 1 6 7 ^ ' ' N u X ^ e M ^ d X ' V w
T h e -la r’te r bonp WH" broken and ,h P , [>•»["’* »•’• « y <>OM. T ailo rin g for nom ah county fa ir and at th e P a
of th e farm s oil w hich potato im
body and drive to C orv.U is in c a r., ,
‘s t i l a . s S
O r X . by' J
°B* d,",OCa,M-
I“ “ -
"
cific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock exhibi
provem ent work is being carried out.
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor.
brought
to
G
resham
where
one
of
th
e
tion th is fall. T h e team scoring ( f r
Those w ishing to go should g et in | Kad(,r | y; G uyllght by Mrs H G ier-
will be visited.
local doctors took care of th e In- '
ond will rep resen t ^ i e county at th e
P
lan
«
T
uning.
touch
with
th
e
county
agent.
8
B
¡
m
an;
Zomdell
by
M
C
M
errill
and
Much in te rest is being show n In
J n red w rist.
S atisfaction g u aran teed
$3 P hone sta te fair.
L ast fall G resham had
I P errieo by Z iegler A M isner, of P o rt
th e com ing event and a la rg e a t HaU-
Jones, G resham 1661. care O ut- th e honor of having th e s ta te rham
te n d an ce Is expected to m ake the
land.
A W ant Ad m eans ad d itio n al In-
S torage b attery rep airin g and re
______________
Pion leans. T he prise was a two
to u r. T he party will leave G resham charging.
F lorlm el owned by A rth u r Rem com e w ith little outlay. L et th e O ut-
s ta rte r
and g en e rato r
T he Bank of G resham pays 6 per w eek«’ "um m er school course a t Cor-
M onday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
w ork.
R aker A Son.
ington of Tacom a ijill com pete w it h ‘look prove It.
cent in te rest on tim e deposits.— Adv. valila.
FIVE BIG DAYS, AUGUST 8 TO 12
Grounds and Buildings Being Prepared for
Big Events to Occur in Less Than Two
Weeks from Date of This Issue
." S
j
SPLENDID PROGRAM OF HARNESS
F \ ENTS J MAN\ HORSES LN 1 F.RED
Auto-Polo Exhibition Opening Day at 3. On
Race Track and Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Evenings.
|Running Races Each Evening, Thrilling Steeple
Chase Saturday Afternoon, on Race Track.
J. K.