Gresham outlook., September 19, 1922, Image 1

G resham O utlook
Voi. i-\ No. 3S
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUXTY, OREGON,
ROBBER CAUGHT Pomona Will Meet
WHENHERETURNS Here T « w ,# w
FOR HIDDEN LOOT
G reat p re p a ra tio n s a re u n d er way
| a t th e G resham g ra n g e h all for th e
en te rta in m e n t of Pom ona g ran g e W ed­
nesday. S eptem ber 20. Som e of the
Mr. anil Mrs. F. R. K uh lm an living m uch needed im p ro v em en ts a re being
w est of Ruby Ju n c tio n w ere a w a k ­ m ade on th e in te rio r of th e h all. All
ened a t ab o u t 3 o’clock Sunday m o rn ­ of th e w oodw ork h as been rep ain ted .
ing w hen tw o m ach in es drove in and A new ra n g e h as b een p u rch ased
stopped w ith in less th a n a block of j from A. W. M etzger & Co.'s sto re for
th e kitchen. B oth room s have been
th e house. It w as noticed a t th e tim e cleaned and sco u red u n til th ey fa irly
th a t th e c a rs w ere driven in to th e shine.
b ru s h th e r e but did n o t leave th e spot
T he m o rnin g w ill be confined to th e
ag ain . W hen th e fam ily aro se the re g u la r Pom ona b u sin ess sessio n . T he
n ext m o rn in g they w ondered about Pom ona le c tu re r, Mrs. P a lm e r, w ill
th e in c id en t and Anally decided to go have c h a rg e of th e afte rn o o n p ro g ram
o u t a n d in v estig ate. T hey found tw o and also th e one in th e even in g bu t
c a rs h ioden in th e b ru sh w ith cu t she has ask ed fo r som e G resh am n u m ­
b o u g h s laid over them to m o re com ­ b ers fo r th e evening. T h e evening
p le te ly obscure them .
sessio n w ill open w ith an in itiatio n
T h e p erso n s w ho had d riv en the an d th e p ro g ram w ill be g iven a f te r ­
c a rs in th e re a few’ h o u rs b efo re w ere w ard. T h e re w ill be a m ale q u a rte t
n o w h ere to be found. An in v e stig a ­ p re s e n t an d a lad ies' q u a rte t fro m th e
tio n show ed one c a r to ' co n tain eight Q ueen E s th e r circle. A n o th er num
o r nin e asso rte d tire s. T he o th e r c ar 1 h er by th e c irc le w ill be a d ra m a tic
held a tru n k filled w ith c u t glass, re ad in g my Miss R ose P o tter. Miss
silv e rw a re , e le c tric fix tu res of all P o tte r is know n to be ta le n te d in g iv ­
k in d s, b la n k e ts, w atch es and a shot ing re a d in g s and a tr e a t w ill be In
gun.
sto re for everyone W ednesday ev en ­
As soon as th e discovery w as m ade, ing. T he g ra n g e w ill be in o pen se s­
M. M. S quire, th e co u n ty co n stab le sion d u rin g th e p ro g ram s.
w a s notified. H e cam e o u t and In­
v e stig a te d and th e n m ade in q u ires VICTORY P.-T. A.
th ro u g h th e P o rtla n d police to find
HOI,DS RECEPTION
o u t of th e c a rs had been sto len . If
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ciatio n of
w as found th a t one c a r, th e one co n ­
V ictory d is tric t h eld a recep tio n last
ta in in g th e tire s, w as sto len , from th e
F rid ay evening fo r th e new te a c h e r,
L a n d is g a ra g e on th e c o rn e r of B a rk ­
Miss O fstad, of P o rtla n d , a t th e
e r an d B ase L ine ro a d s and hail been
schoolhouse. T h e re w ere ab o u t 65
'.eft a t th e g a ra g e by th e o w n er, J o s ­
p re s e n t in clu d in g v isito rs from n eig h ­
eph r. A dam s, No. 837 E a st 33d stre e t
b o rin g d is tric ts . A p le a sa n t evening
P o rtla n d .
T h e o th e r m ach in e had
w as enjoyed. R e fre sh m e n ts of hom e­
neen re p o rte d to th e police as having
m ade ice cream an d cak e w ere served.
b een sto len and w as ow ned by T. V
A b u sin ess sessio n w as a lso held
H a rn a d a y , 5622 F ifty -seco n d avenue
d u rin g th e evening. T h e q u estio n of
so u th e a s t, P o rtla n d .
w h eth er V ictory d is tric t w ould co n ­
It w as d e i.d e d to leave th e c a rs
tin u e to be a m em ber of th e C om m uni­
w h e re they w ere hidden in th e b ru sh
ty C ouncil w as b ro u g h t b efo re th e
in hopes of c a tc h in g th e th iev es w hen
asso ciatio n . A m a jo rity of th e m em ­
th e y re tu rn e d for th e m achines.
b ers p re s e n t voted to rem ain in th e
N othing u n u su a l h ap p en ed u n til
Council. Mrs. G eorge A ilder w as r e ­
S unday evening w hen Mr. an d M rs
elected as re p re se n ta tiv e of th e C oun­
K u h lm a n an d W. T. G a rd n e r, a n eig h ­
cil fo r V ictory d is tric t. M rs. S w an ­
b o r, saw a m an p ass by th e K uhlm an
ho u se c a rry in g a su itc a se an d a pack son and Mrs. D ahl w ere ap p o in ted on
th e com m ittee to v isit th e school d u r­
of b edding on h is back. T he w atch ers
in th e house w ere c tr ta l n th a t th is ing th e m onth an d re p o rt a t n ex t
m a n w as one of th e ro b b e rs so they m eeting.
C h arles G ossett, s e e rta ry of th e
ag ain called Mr. S quire.
T h e w aitin g p a rtv w as a fra id th e C om m unity C ouncil, w as p re s e n t F r i­
m a n w ould g et aw ay b efo re Mr. day even in g an d re a d th e re so lu tio n s
S q u ire a rriv ed so Mr. G ard n er d ecid ­ on B etter S chools th a t w ere re a d a t
ed to go o u t and in v estig ate. H e m ade th e la s t m eetin g of th e C om m unity
h is way ca u tio u sly to w ard th e a u to ­ Council. T h e re s o lu tio n s w ere p r in t­
m o b iles and cam e upon th e m an u n ­ ed -in th e O utlook re p o rt of th a t m e e t­
ex p ected ly .
Mr. G ard n er succeeded ing.
T h e m em b ers of th e P a re n t-T e a c h ­
in c a p tu rin g him anil held him u n til
ers asso ciatio n ex p e c t to p u t fo rth
Mr. S q u ire a rriv e d .
T h e cap tu re d ^ m a n w as found to be every effort in th e n e a r fu tu re to pay
A nd rew R am sdell, 21, liv in g a t 52 for a p ian o fo r th e school w hich they
E a s t S ixth s tre e t N orth, P o rtla n d , ex p ect to p u rc h a se soon. A se rie s of
w ho had been p aro led from th e O re­ e n te rta in m e n ts w ill be given to help
gon s ta te p e n ite n tia ry from a sen ten ce ra is e funds. At th e m eetin g la s t F r i­
day even in g it w as decided to have
f o t b u rg la ry .
T he g la s sw a re an d o th e r a rtic le s th e ex ecu tiv e b o ard w hich is com posed
found In th e tr u n k in one of th e au to s of th e fo u r officers a n d th e te a c h e r
w e re ta k e n from th e L. H. H ayden p u rc h a s e a piano.
A sh o rt p ro g ram concluded th e ev-
hom e, 427 E a s t 57th s tre e t N orth
w hich w as robbed S a tu rd a y nig h t, o n in g 's e n te r ta in m e n t
R ecitatio n s
Y oung R am sd ell is ch arg ed w ith th is I w ere g iven by R o b e rta W ilhelm A lton
.
,
D o u th it, Eva S taffo rd anil G ilb ert
b u rg la ry .
It w as th o u g h t by th e a u th o ritie s ; S w an so n . _____________ _
th a t th e r e m u st a lso have been an ac-
rwFKH lW l’inX FF K
co m p lice but w hen q u estio n ed , young O L D ( . H E ! H A M I I X E .
R am sd ell said he ro b b ed th e g a ra g e ,
drove th e m ach in e in its hid in g place,
re tu rn e d to P o rtla n d and ro b b ed th e
H ay den hom e, sto le a n o th e r m ach in e
an d drove it to «he sam e place. He
m ad e a full co n fessio n of th e ro b ­
b e rie s to Mr. S q u ires.
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; H ild a A n d rew s, ' w ife of O. An-
, d rew s o f A n d erso n sta tio n , died Mon-
| (jay> S ep tem b er 18, a t th e Good Sa-
m a rita n h o sp ital in P o rtla n d .
M rs. A nderson w as an old p io n eer
of th is co u n try an d leaves m any
frien d s.
B esides h e r h u sb a n d she
Ml L I ’NOM All GRAXGE TO
leaves a s iste r, Mrs. S ev eren e E ric k ­
HEAR POTATO TALKS son of P o rtla n d .
F u n e ra l se rv ices w ill be h eld in
T h e v a rio u s p h a se s of fa rm w o rk
T h u „ d ay afte rn o o n Bt 2
re q u ire d for th e p ro p e r r a sin g o f
Me, ho(lfiit ch u rc h
p o ta to e s w ill be discu ssed a t th e next
p M C athey offlc,atinK
m e e tin g of th e M ultnom ah g ra n g e
a rr a n g e m en ts a re u n d e r th e
w h ic h w ill be held n ex t S a tu r d a y ,' r
, d irectio n of J. E. M etzger. In te rm e n t
S ep tem b er 23, a t th e g ra n g e h all.
! w ill be a t th e D ouglass cem etery .
S ev eral sp e a k e rs h av e been chosen
to ta lk on p otatoes. T he p re p a ra tio n
|SSIOX IRY MILL
of th e soil w ill be d iscu ssed by H. F.
SPY' IK TO .IAPAXESE
W ihlon. B. C. A itm ah w ill dev o te h is
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d iscu ssio n to p o tato gro w in g . S. B.
Rev A u g u st Y'ongreen, m lssion-
H a ll. co u n ty a g e n t, w ill te ll of th e ary to J apan wm sp eak to th e J a p a n -
p o ta to im p ro v em en t w ork as it h a s PSt a t , he p rep M ethodist c h u rc h ot
been c a rrie d o u t th is y e a r in th e co n n - ! Q resh am , c o rn e r of F o u rth an d Rob-
ty. W illiam E llio tt, one of th e coun- ,.r t 3 W ednesday n ig h t at 8 o'clock,
ty 's e n te r p ris in g clu b boys, w ill ta lk All a re w elcom e.
on p o ta to clu b w ork.
I e . d . B lack m an • s p asto r.
T h e re is only one th in g m issin g in
th e above p ro g ra m acco rd in g to Miss Pleasant Valley ( hnreh A nnounce.
meats,
E lv a D olan w ho w ill have c h a rg e of
I T h e Rev. E. C. R an to n . new p a sto r
th e le c tu re w o rk of th e g ra n g e d u rin g of th e P le a s a n t V alley c h u rc h , has
th e ab se n c e o t Mrs. G eorge A ilder. ;inn o n n c“d his p re a c h in g serv ice ho u r
S he sa v s th a t w h erev er th e re is p o ta- !
7.30 each S u n d ay evening S unday
to e s th e re sh o u ld a lso be som e school w ill m eet ev ery S u n d ay at 10
••gravy" S he is in ho p es of se c u rin g o'clock.
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th e "g ra v y " a ls o by n ex t S a tu rd a y .
T he T ro u td a ie c h a p te r O. E. S will
A la rg e a tte n d a n c e Is ex p ected .
give a 500 p a rty F rid ay . S ep tem b er 29
_______________ at 8 o'clock. P a s t m a tro n s w ill be
T h e B an k o f G resh am p ay s 5 p e r i h o stesses.
P ro g ra m , re fre sh m e n ts,
c e n t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— A d v .p rizes. A dm ission 25 c e n ts
. ANOTHER BIG DANCE
w ill be given
SATURDAY EVE., SEPT. 23, at 8 p. m
By th e F airv iew F ire D e p a rtm e n t a t S p. m. a t F airv iew City H all
Gentlemen. #U«I. I.ndle« Free.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1», 1#SS
Death Mine W here Gold Miners Perished
^ S u H a c e view of the A rgonaut Gold
Mine in California where forty-seven
miners were recently trapped by hre
at a 4,000-foot level and all perished.
T h is picture was taken as rescue w ork
was under way.
Election Is Carried
By Large Majority
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.30 Per Year
COUNTY COUNCIL
HEARS REPORTS
FROM DISTRICTS
T he sp ecial election held la s t Sat-1
u rd ay in G resham for th e p u rp o se of
votng on an in ita tiv e m e a su re a m en d ­
ing th e c h a r te r so a s to a u th o riz e th e j
T h e C ounty C ouncil of P a re n t-
city to sell bonds not to exceed 120,- >
T e a c h e r a sso c ia tio n s m et la st S a tu r ­
000 fo r a c o n sd e ra b le ex ten sio n to th e
day a t th e L ynch schoolhouse.
A
p re s e n t w a te r system show ed a m a- ]
good re p re se n ta tio n of all of th e d is­
jo rity of th e people to be in favor of
tr ic ts in th e co u n ty w ere p re se n t.
th e ex ten so n . T h e re w ere 133 votes
c a st in fav o r of th e m e a su re and ouly j M rs. J. L ynch gave a re p o rt' on th e
P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ciatio n re s t room
18 votes a g a in s t it.
T he w o rk of in s ta llin g th e new 4- | at th e fair. T he fu r n itu r e used in th e
Inch m ain s w ill com m ence as soon a s . re s t room w as loaned to th e a ss o c ia ­
possible. T h e co st of p u ttin g in th ese j tion by Mr. P o w ers of P o rtla n d and
m ain s is not to exceed $20,000 but it Is th e only c h a rg e w as fo r th e co st of
B odies • ( T rap p ed M iners R ecovered,
th e ex p ectatio n of th e city th a t th e | d ra y a g e to an d from P o rtla n d . G ill's
L a st n ig h t a b o u t 9 o 'clo ck th e m essage w as received a t Floyd
w o rk can be com pleted a t a slig h tly book sto re not only se n t books for
M ack’s w ire le ss receiv in g sta tio n in G resham th a t th e entom bed
low er figure an d th is w ill be done if c h ild re n th is y e a r but a ls o som e fo r
m in e rs in th e A rg o n au t m in e in C alifo rn ia had been reach ed by th e
possible. No la rg e r sum w ill be ex-, m o th e rs as w ell.
re s c u e rs w ho h av e been d ig g in g day and n ig h t sin ce A ugust 27.
T h e re so lu tio n d ra w n up by th e
pended th a n is postively n ecessary .
T h e re w ere 47 m en an d all w e re found to have died from g as p oison­
Now th a t th e im p ro v em en ts a re to boys and g irls c lu b s and th e ir le a d e rs
in g p ro b ab ly a few h o u rs a fte r th e fire sta rte d .
j be a c tu a lly m ade it w ould be w ell to p ro te s tin g a g a in s t th e co n cessio n s a l­
re p e a t w h ere th e m ain s a re to ru n . low ed on th e fa ir g ro u n d s w as a d o p t­
T he e x ten sio n s a re to be m ade w est ed by th e C ounty C ouncil.
I on P ow ell s tre e t to a p o in t o pposite
M rs. D. B. K elly, p re s id e n t of th e
th e O sborn re sid e n c e ; w est on Divi- P o rtla n d C ouncil, w as p re s e n t a t th e
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sion s tre e t to a p o in t o p p o site th e m eetin g and spoke a few’ w ords in
T h e p ro g ram s of th e D am ascus F a rm B ureau w hich w ere c a rr le if out s te r lin g re sid e n c e ; e a st on Pow ell re g a rd to th e w o rk of th e P o rtla n d
last F rid a y a ftern o o n an d evening w ere enjoyed by a la rg e p ro p o rtio n of th e s tre e t to th e H ogan ro a d ; n o rth on o rg an izatio n . S he said sh e h as felt
people of th e vicin ity . It w as e stim ated th a t 200 listen ed to th e m u sical C levelande av en u e to a point o pposite fo r som e tim e th a t th e ladies hav e
e n te rta in m e n t of th e C ooper M usical com pany in th e evening and th a t n e a rly ! ¡^jrs M cA llister's re sid e n c e ;
and been h e a rin g to o m any le c tu re s a t
as m an y w ere p re s e n t d u rin g th e afte rn o o n to liste n to th e sp len d id speech es n o rth on M ain s tre e t to n e a r
A rza th e ir m eetin g an d th a t a ch an g e
by le a d e rs in F a rm B u reau w ork.
, S m ith 's re sid e n c e and so u th on S outh sh o u ld be m ade. She h as now w orked
W a lte r A. H olt, a g ric u ltu ra l ag e n t for C lack am as co u n ty , ta lk e d on | R o b e rts av en u e to n e a r G ibson's re si-
o u t a p lan w hich she is c a rry in g out.
p o tato es and p ointed o u t th e tine e x h ib its show n in th e room . H e also spoke | ,,en ce.
A sch ed u le of to p ics fo r each m e e t­
of th e good effects b eing fe lt fro m th e com m unity s p irit w h ich is developing
ing for th e com ing y e a r h a s been
am ong th e people. A ll w ere u rg ed to red o u b led effo rts in w o rk in g fo r th e SALMON ARE RUANIXG
w orked out. C om m encing w ith th e
IX THE CELILO CANAL n e x t m eetin g th e r e w ill be a ro u n d
good of th e com m unity.
D ave L ong, s e c re ta ry of th e C lack am as co u n ty fa ir, w as in tro d u ced and
ta b le talk . T he topic fo r each m e e t­
T he salm o n a re ru n n in g in larg e
m ade a b rie f ta lk w ith sp e c ia l re fe re n c e to th e fa ir, w hich op en s today. H e
ing w ill he divided up Into 12 p a rts
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u rg ed a m o re c a re fu l selectio n o ^ ex h ib its anil a ss u re d th e people th a t n o th ­
and th e r e w ill be 12 m em b ers w ho
ing could a d v e rtise th e ir co m m u n ity m ore th an a splendid d isp lay a t th e fair. T h e D alles. T h is Is th e w ord b ro u g h t w ill each be p re p a re d to d iscu ss it
P a u l V. M aris, d ire c to r of ex ten sio n serv ice of O regon A g ric u ltu ra l C ol­ back by a n u m b er of G resham peo ­ a t th e m eeting. In th is w ay all of th e
lege, em p h asized th e c a re fu l selectio n of exhibits. H e com m ended th e w o rk ple w ho re tu rn e d re c e n tly from a m em bers w ill be expected to ta k e p a r t
b eing done by th e D am ascu s F a rm B u reau and said th a t th e o b ject of a ll th e se p le a s u re tr ip up to th e ca n a l. T he in th e d iscu ssio n s an d it is expected
ex h ib itio n s an d p ro g ra m s w as th e build in g up of a s a tis fa c to ry com m unity fish a re ru n n in g dow n th e riv e r an d it w ill gain m o re re a l in fo rm a tio n th a n
and hom e life. H e to ld of th e w onderful d evelopm ent of th e s ta te 's r e ­ is a very in te re s tn g sig h t to gee them by liste n in g to n u m b e rle ss le c tu re s
so u rc e s as sh o w n in th e colleg e re p o rts on ro ta tio n of c ro p s, land s e ttle ­ com e over th e falls.
w ith o u t rem em b erin g or becom ing im ­
Mr. and M rs. Wm. A nderson and
m en t, beef and d a iry p ro d u ctio n , th e era d ic a tio n of tu b e rc u lo sis, clu b w ork,
p ressed by any of them .
c e rtificatio n of seeds an d m an y o th e r p h ases of ex ten sio n w ork. He spoke of Dr. an d Mrs. A. T hom pson left
R ep o rts w ere re a d by th e re p re s e n ­
th e n e cessity of e x p e rim e n ta l sta tio n s, as th e fa rm e r h as n o t tim e to tr y G resham e a rly one day la s t w eek
ta tiv e s of th e v ario u s d is tric ts :
o u t e x p e rim e n ts w h ile he is tr y in g to c a rry on h is w ork. T h e fa rm e rs w ere and drove to T he D alles w h ere
G ilb ert d is tric t had a recep tio n la s t
th ey v isited a t th e hom e of Mr. and
u rg ed to co o p erate an d o rg an ize.
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In an a d d re ss by C h a rle s L. W oodrum , m an ag in g e d ito r of th e O regon
S ta te F a rm B u reau News, h e sta te d th a t o rg a n izatio n fo r th e fa rm e r is n o t T hom pson th e n took th e p a rty up to ian R obertson, w hich w as w ell a t ­
to b o o st p ric e s b u t to g et him c o st p lu s a sm all profit fo r h is labor. H e be­ th e c a n a l to see th e In d ia n s fishing tended. W ork for th e follow ing y ear
lieves th a t th e fu tu re of th e farm b u re a u lies in th e h a n d s of th e young fo r salm on. T h e fisherm an stood close w as also p lan n ed .
FARMERS’ PROGRAM APPRECIATED
people an d th a t th e clu b w o rk er is th e fu tu re fa rm b u re a u m em ber. A ll
should, be co m m u n ity c o o p erato rs.
M rs. Jo h n G affney, s e c re ta ry of th e -C lackam as co u n ty fa rm b u reau ,
d w elt on th e w ork am o n g th e ch ild re n . She called a tte n tio n to th e fa c t
th a t p riz e s a re b eing offered th e c h ild re n of p aid -u p farm b u re a u m em b ers
a t th e C lack am as co u n ty fa ir. T h ese w ill be $5 ca sh p riz e s fo r b e st J e rs e y
calf, b e st O. I. C. sw in e an d b est Rhode Isla n d Red ro o s te r. O th er p rizes
w ill a lso be given. C h ild ren w ish in g to e n te r m u s t r e g is te r a t th e farm
b u re a u booth.
T h e U nion c a n n in g team , c o n sistin g of D ora H offm eister, L ola L ingle
and M arjo rie H eaco ek g av e a d e m o n stratio n of th e cold p ack m ethod of
can n in g . T h is team w on th e first prize a t th e c o u n ty fa ir la s t y e a r and stood
fifth ni th e c o n te st a t th e s ta te fa ir in co m p etitio n w ith th e co u n tie s of th e
sta te .
M usical selectio n s w ere given d u rin g th e afte rn o o n by M rs. Roy W hite
and m em b ers of th e C ooper m u sical com pany.
to th e fa lls and drew th e ir hook
th ro u g h th e w a te r c a tc h in g a fish
n e a rly every tim e.
T h e sp e c ta to rs w ere in te re ste d in
w atch in g th e In d ian s c u re th e fish.
T hey cut It in to pieces anil p lace it in
tlie sun to dry. W hen it Is th o ro u g h ­
ly dried th ey pound It up u n til It Is
a ll tn cru m b s. I t is th e n easily c a r ­
ried from p lace to p lace and m akes
good w in te r food for them .
T he p a rty a ls o visited th e fam ous
S e u fe rt C an n ery b u ilt on tlie can al a
s h o rt d is ta n c e from th e highw ay.
L arg e fish w h eels can be seen th e re
in co n tin u a l m otion. W hen th e fish
a re b ro u g h t in they a re p re p a re d for
c a n n in g by m ach in ery . All of th e
la rg e s t o n es th a t a re over 30 feet In
len g th a re too la rg e to go th ro u g h
th e m ach in es and a rc sold to any one
w ho w a n ts to buy a t a v ery »m all
sum .
As th e fish a re b ro u g h t in th ey a re
ru n th ro u g h th e m a c h in ery w here
k n iv es c u t off th e ir h ead s, rip them
open anil co m p lete th e c lea n in g p ro ­
cess. T hé tlsh a re th en ru n th ro u g h
w a te r and clea n sed th o ro u g h ly . T hey
a re th en read y to be c u t up in to pieces
an d placed in ca n s by th e w o rk e rs
n i(, c a n „ inK p ro cess is co m pleted by
j r u n n | nR th e ca n s in to a steam vat
and E lsie L e d b u ry ; a c ro s s stitc h
stan d c lo th . Mrs. H. J o h n s o n ; a rtc le s
done in filet cro ch et. Mrs. Robt. S c h u ­
T he H a rv e st F estiv al w hich w as b e rt and M rs. S. R o b e rts; d ra w n
held in M udge's h a ll a t D am ascu s la s t I w ork, M rs. C has. E c k e rt; tw o c ro -
F rid a y w as a splen d id su ccess. It ' cheted h a n d k e rc h ie fs. G ran d m a M ul-
show ed w’h at could he raised and p ro - lenhoff; sofa pillow , Mrs. H. Jo h n s o n ;
duced in th e D am ascu s d is tric t.
set of c ro ch eted doilies by 10-year-otd
M any th in g s of in te re s t w ere dis- C ary S y lv e s te r; b e a u tifu l p in k c ro -
play ed . F o r th o se w ho lik e a n tiq u es, j cheted yoke, M rs. W ellm an ; fr u it de-
th e re w as a good d isp lay . A h a n d - s i g n lu n c h set, Mrs. H. P a u ls o n ; Mrs.
m ade tru n k m ade by th e a n c e s to rs of R oberts, dollie m ade in p in eap p le de-
Mrs. H. Jo h n so n in 1805 In n o rth e rn sign cro c h e te d w ith ro ll s titc h , c ro ss
E u ro p e w as on disp lay . I t w as stlli stitc h sta n d cover, M rs. E. S c h w ed ler;
in good sh ap e and looked a s if it pillow slip and a doilie know n as a
could defy a b u rg la r to open It if N orw egian h a rd a n g e r, Mrs. H P a u l-
locked, secu rely . A sh aw l w as show n so n ; em b ro id ered d re s s e r sc a rf, Mrs. w h ere th e fish Is th o ro u g h ly cooked.
th a t w as m ade by h an d in F in lan d 55 E. S c h w e d le r; L u elin e S w etnam , cro -
W lille "at T he D alles th e G resham
y e a rs ago. A b la n k e t han d w o v en and cheted yoke w ith sleeves.
p a rty visited th e c ity m ay o r, Mr.
dyed w’as m ade by a N orw egian worn- ! T h e re w ere a lso o th e r pieces wlich sta d e lm a n n w ho p re sen ted each fam -
an w ho card ed and sp u n and dyed th e w ere an em b ro id ered lib ra ry s c a rf in i Ry wRp a b()X of ia r ge, rip e peaches.
wool an d m ade th e b lan k et. It w as colors, G ladys W o lfh ag er; cro ch eted
T he tr ip hom e w as m ade on th e
v ery p re ttily colored. T h e re w as a lso cam isole, M rs. C a rrie W o lfh ag er; sam e day and com pleted a m uch e n ­
handw oven clo th from F in lan d . Sev- B erth a H enlngsen. sofa pillow w orked joyed trip .
oral a rtic le s d isp lay ed by Mrs. A dam In punch w ork vith em brodery fast Hulninn Are Itnunlng In th e S a n d ).
T h e re needle Mrs. M R. W hite, cro ch eted
T he «mlmon have been ru n n in g In
Bell w ere v ery in te re stin g .
th e S andy riv e r for se v e ra l days.
w as a h an d -m ad e c h a ir tidy w hich loi il« ; Mrs. C.
T he draw n w ork on
W hile not so p le n tifu l yet th ey a re
w as said to be 160 y e a rs old
w ork on it resem b led o u r d raw n w ork handw oven in F in la n d ; Mrs. E. B ar- com m encing to com e up th e riv e r In
of today. Mrs. Bell also had a hom e »ell, filet cro ch et lu n ch cloth an d silk in c re a sin g n u m b ers. T h is is a late
sp u n linen pillow slip an d a hom e cra z y w ork null»; h o u se d re sse s, font’ ru n of fish.
sp u n linen tow el. T h e re w ere also in a ll, Mrs. S ch w artzien and L ueline
T he salm on a rc said to be of good
o th e r c u rio s su ch as h an d -m ad e te a - S w etnam .
q u a lity .
k e ttle s and o th e r a rtic le s.
An old
8om e in te re s tin g p a in tin g s w ere on
w h eat s c a lled " p ro h ib itio n '' w h eat so
spi lin in g w heel w as an in te re stin g d isp lay w hich w ere th e h an d w o rk of
j it m ust be th a t It is ju s t an u p -to -d ate
Mrs. C. P erk in s.
sig h t to m any of th e v isito rs.
T he farm ex h ib its left no room fo r ' v ariety . T h e E aton club w h eat be-
T hv S p en cer T u rk e n s d isp lay ed at
a new sp ecies of th e im ag in atio n as ev e ry th in g grow n j longed to W a lte r R am ser, Mr. K elly,
th e fe stiv a l w ere
bird. T hey
a re a a c c ro ro ss s s betw een a on th e farm th a t one could possib ly I J a k e D eYoung and L ouis H offm eister
ch ick e n anil a tu rk e y and w ere from th n k of and m ore w ere th e re . R o b -j A lfalfa, show ing sam p les of first anil
th e E dgew ood farm ow ned by Mr. ; e r t S c h u b e rt sen t
som e ever b e a rin g second c u ttin g s w ere d isp lay ed by
R oyer
stra w b e rrie s. A p ep p er p la n t w ith E B e rte il and th e m illet by Sam Xel-
O ccnpying a p lace of h o n o r In th e m am m oth p ep p ers gro w in g on it cam e son
a rt d e p a rtm e n t w as a q u tlt m ade by from th e farm of T. S chacbL T h e re ( T h e C a rv e r bank, w hich Is know n
!,h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r
asso ciatio n of w ere gro u n d c h e rr ie s se n t by Mr. j in D am ascus as th e fa rm e r's b ank,
U nion d istric t. On th is q u ilt w ere th e Z lnslt. a splendid fru it d isp lay of all had an e x h lb t of c a rd s and folders.
1 n am es o i m any p erso n s in th e d s tm t. kinds of fr u it and som e lovely g ra p e s : S q u ash es w ere p len tifu l ev ery w h ere.
It w as au ctio n eered
off a fte r It w as from th e E. S ch w ed ler farm . Many j T he la rg e st su m m er sq u ash w as
■ co m p leted and sold
to Miss Ada kinds of fine ap p les w ere show n. T he b ro u g h t In by H. H offm eister Som e
Ixivelace It Is w ell nam ed a frien d - larg e m an g els o r sto ck beets belonged su m m er sq u ash es m ade to look like
to Phil S h an tu n . T h e S avory w as yellow geese seem ed tr u e to life,
sh ip q u ilt.
T h e n eed lew o rk d e p a rtm e n t con- raised by A. Beil and th e red cab b ag e A fre a k p o tato m ade up of I I potato es
<r one w as a lso a novelty am i w as
I tatn ed som e very p re tty pieces of | by Mrs. M ullenhoff
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I sp re a d s m ad e’ by Mr's, 'jo h n s o n anil j sh e a f a n d also th re sh e d g rain . T he j ow ned by S. R o b erts w as said to be
Mrs E S ch w ed ler b sd a p ro m in en t | ry e w as from th e farm of W alter i chai»ed like th e blanched ro ck In th e
p lace T h ere w as a ei ru lib ra ry s t a r t iU m se r and th e P ro h ib itio n w heat be j G arden of th e O ods a t C olorado
bv Mrs V in cen t; p re ttily em brold- longed to R udolf M ullenhoff
Mr. S p rin g s, C olorado. A sm all display of
ered baby clo th es. Mrs. M. R. W hite 1 M ullenhoff refu sed to te ll w hy h is d airy p ro d u c ts w as a lso show n
MUUH IXTEREST TAKEX
I \ HARVEST FESTIVAL
T h e lad ies from P le a s a n t V alley
had to leave before th e ir re p o r t could
be given b u t th e y left an in v itatio n
fo r th e C ounty C ouncil to m eet w ith
them on th e th ird S a tu rd a y In No­
vem ber at th e sch o o lh o u se w hich is
on th e F o s te r road.
R iv erd ale h as a rra n g e d a p ro g ram
of study fo r th e com ing y ear. A com ­
m itte e of five h a s been ap p o in ted to
se c u re a to p ic and d iscu ss It a t th e
n e x t local m eeting of th e asso ciatio n .
T lie R iv erd ale P a re n t-T e a c h e r a s s o ­
ciatio n ex p ects to ra is e fu n d s d u rin g
th e com ing y e a r to p u rc h a s e a lib ra ry
fo r th e school. I t Is expected a dan ce
w ill file given soon an d th e p roceeds
w ill go to w ard th a t fund.
A p ian o w as p u rch ased la s t y ear
by th e L usted P a re n t-T e a c h e r a ss o ­
ciatio n . T h is y e a r It Is th e e x p e c ta ­
tio n of th e m em b ers to buy new c u r ­
ta in s fo r th e w indow s and nlso new
s ta g e c u rta in s fo r th e school. T his
d is tric t is proud of th e fa c t th a t th e
fa th e rs a tte n d th e m eetin g s as w ell as
th e m o th ers. It w ould be tine If m ore
d is tric ts could b o ast of th is.
A m e etin g Is held on th e second F r i­
day evening of ev ery m onth In L ynch
d is tric t. Mrs. E lm er Cooke h as been
elected p re s id e n t of th is asso c ia tio n
for th e fifth term . A rec e p tio n Is to
he held at th e L y n ch sch o o lh o u se on
S ep tem b er 22d for th e te a c h e rs and
th e new stu d en ta.
B uckley d is tric t Is not a m em ber of
th e C ounty C ouncil hut ex p ects to be
in tlie n e a r fu tu re . T h e n ext m eetin g
w ill be on th e first T h u rsd a y evening
In O ctober a t Mrs. Mike M all's w hich
is th e g ro c e ry sto re on th e c o rn e r of
B uckley a v en u e an d Pow ell V alley
road. T h e n u m b er of p u p ils in th e
B uckley school h as doubled tills y ear.
W hen school opened it w as found
th e r e w ere 42 p u p ils and only 31
se a ts. It w as n e c e ssa ry to hav e an
ad d itio n added to th e building. T w o
te a c h e rs a re now being h ired In place
of one as w as th e c a se last y ear.
T ro u td a le P a re n t-T e a c h e r a ss o c ia ­
tion m eets on th e second F rid ay ev en ­
ing of each m onth. A y e a r's w o rk has
been o u tlin ed an d is being follow ed.
Mrs. T h a y e r b ro u g h t a re p o rt on
th e R u sse llv ille d is tric t.
S he said
w hile R u ssellv ille w as u n fo rtu n a te tn
losing th e school bulding th is y ear,
p ro s p e c ts a re good fo r a b e tte r school
th a n th e old one. T h re e a c re s have
been p u rc h a se d fo r th e g ro u n d s. It
Is expected the new build in g w ill co st
n e a rly $30,000. E n th u sia sm In P a r ­
e n t-T e a c h e r asso c ia tio n w ork h as
been in creased th e re by th e loss of
th e building. A t th e la s t m eeting
th e re w ere over 100 people p re s e n t
w hich is q u ite a c o n tr a s t to som e of
th e fo rm e rs m eetin g s w hen th e re w ere
ouly fo u r p re se n t.
T he V ictory school had a re c e p tio n
la s t F rid ay (or th e new te a c h e r, Miss
O fstad. M em bership in th e local an-