Gresham outlook., October 03, 1922, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 12. No. «2
CHAMPIONSHIPS
WON BY RURAL
CLUB MEMBERS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY. OCTOBER ». 1»22
UNION HIGH TEAM
DEFEATS MILWAUKIE
COUNTY CLUB LEADER
ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION
LOCAL PEOPLE WIN
PRIZES AT FAIR
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
SILVER LOVING CUP
IS WON AT FAIR
BY GRESHAM GIRL
The Union High football team play­
Following Is a (ist of prizes won by
ed Milwaukie last F rid ay afternoon at
persons living in Gresham and vicinl-
Milwaukie. It proved to be a w alk­
The resignation of Miss Ethel Cal- , attention has been paid to organiza- ! ty at the Oregon sta te fair held last
away for Gresham as Gresham won kins, county club leader of Multno- j tion and com pleteness th is year. A week in Salem.
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w ith a score of 26 to 0. Union High mah county has been publicly an- Kreat deal m ore ha8 been
A.
C.
Ruby,
ns
usual, carried off
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.an d , if all the prizes and high honors
.
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T here were 14 state cham pionships out-played Milwaukie in every depart­ nounced in Gresham . W hile many i brought
Miss Helen Hisey daughter of the
home by the boys and gifls m any high honors. The following are
ru m o rs have been abroad, no definite are sufficient proof, it can be said the ih e aw ards won by him in th e Belgian Rev. and Mrs. A. Hlsey of Gresham ,
won by the Multnomah, county ru ral ment.
While the Union High team is far statem en t was made until today. She hard w ork was not in vain.
horse division: Stallion, four years won a silver loving cup for having a
boys and girls at the sta te fair this
This year the club m em bers won and over, th in j, A. C. Ruby; fourth,
year. T here a re only 45 possible from being up to the standard the of­ will continue to hold her position here
perfect score on her exhibit In the
i prizes am ounting to $920 at th e Mult- George Macho, Boring. The other
cham pionships to be won in the state fense shows considerable possibilities. until Ja n u ary 1st of next year.
home m aking club work. The cup Is
prizes
won
In
this
division
by
A.
C.
Insufflcient
salary
and
expense
!
nomah
‘county
fair,
they
won
$472
in
As
th
is
was
the
first
game
of
the
sea­
and the ru ra l districts of Multnomah
the gift of J. D. F arrell, president of
county took nearly one-third of them son it was also a try-out. Long gains money is given as the reason. Miss , prizes at the sta te fair last week a n d . Rub5' are »Million, one year, first;
C alkins is compelled to use h er car 1 they will win at least $200 at the live-
flve vears and over, first and the Oregon. W ashington Railway and
T here were 11 county booths and one by Peak and Quesinberry featured the
general booth m ade up of six counties game while the work of Pullen, Schenk , continually in her work and the ex- stock show this fall as th at was the ' se<'o,ld: n,ar,‘ and suckling colt, first Navigation company. Mr. F arre ll gave
so the w inning o f th e s e m eant a com­ and Ixindy on defense showed much | Ponses on it are considerable. She am ount brought home last year and and second; mare, two years, first; the cup after It was discovered th a t
promise. Pullen a t full back has a fine owns her own c a r-
th ere is no reason to say they will fall filly under one year, first: get of sire, Miss Hisey and Miss M arguerite S tark
petition with 17 other counties.
D uring the four years she has been | below th at am ount. The total of these first; produce of m are, first a rd sec­ of P ortland had tied for the silver lov­
The cham pionships won by this show of becoming one of the main cogs
In th is county, some w onderful prog­ am ounts is m ore money th an is ap ­ ond. He won Junior and grand cham- ing cup presented by the Oregon F a r­
‘ county this year is the highest num ­ in the offense as well as defense.
The next game will be played here ress has been made in club work. propriated by th is county each year ld°n stallion on lam s 12137; sen io r m er for th e girl who secured the high­
ber ever won by one county. This was
®nd «raud champion m are on Christo- est num ber of points on her club dis­
also tru e last year and this year M ult­ with Hood River on October 13. This W hile much of the credit for this for the club budget.
Multnomah county is outstanding in bel 14616, junior cham pion m are on play at the fair.
nomah county raised her own sta n ­ is the first home game of the season. w ork is given by Miss Calkins to her
The home making club, of which
dard.
The team is being pointed and, al­ local leaders, still she deserves a quality of club work. D uring the past Irm a 9036; atten d an t class, second
Miss H isey is a member, carried off
Those w inning cham pionships and though coming early in the season, ! g reat deal of it herself for it is well few years, it m ight be said since Miss and third.
In the English Shires class, A. C. two other prizes besides th e first prize
the work on which it was won are : Union hopes to give Hood River a big known how little can be accom plished Calkins came to th is county, the club
Ruby
won seniot cham pion stallion on won by her. Mildred M e t i e r won
;
w
ithout
a
leader
or
someone
to
direct
members haven't entered in any com ­
sewing. Div. 1, Elizabeth Ashwell, run for the game.
th ird prize
and Mildred McKin­
George B 15434.
the
work.
petition
w
ithout
carry
in
g
off
some
of
Maplewood; sewing, Div. 2, Evelyn
An exceedingly heavy schedule has
ney
won
fifth.
W hile t h 'r e were two
In
the
Clydesdales
division
A.
C.
Miss
Calkins
has
worked
h
ard
er
in
the largest prizes. The fairs, how­
H ansen, Gilbert.
been arranged for the season w ith
other m em bers in the club, the Misses
Camp Cooking, Clarence Misner, Hood River as first home game. The I th e w ork th is year th an she ever has. ever, have not beeq the end. The lo­ Ruby won prizes in the draft horses,
W hile much has been accom plished cal leaders have carried out a def­ grade or cross-bred clash, gelding or Helen Maxwell and Florence HUI, the
Springdale.
dates for the games are as follows:
th ree who won prizes were the only
| during th e past four years in training inite program of instructive work of m are, four years or over, first.
Homemaking, Helen Hlsey.
October 6, at F orest Grcrve.
ones who exhibited at the fair.
All
aw
ards
and
cham
pionships
in
I
club
m
em
bers
to
do
b
etter
work,
more
real
benefit
to
the
children.
Duroc Jersey, Div. 2, Elm er Zenger,
October 13, Hood River, Gresham.
One thing which makes the w inning
the jacks, jennets and m ules w ent to
L ynch;
Div. 3, Isabel Newlands,
October 20. Open.
of the cup by Miss Hlsey very im pres­
A. C, Ruby.
Lusted.
October 27, Hillsboro, Gresham.
John II. Fleming of G resham won sive is the fact th a t she wo» It by do­
H olsteins, Div. 2, John Flem ing, Vic­
November 3, West Linn, Gresham.
second
prize in th e H olstein division ing such task s as w ashing dishes, sew ­
to ry ; Div. 3, Percy Carlson, Victory.
ing and cooking. T here is not as
November 11, a t Estacada, (te n ta t­
in
the
.ju
n io r yearling heifer class.
The stock judging and canning
ive.)
much in terest In home m aking club
Many
prizes
in
the
sw
ine
division,
team s which have already been m en­
work as there should be. It Is, how­
November 17, Oregon City, Gresham.
D
uroc-Jerseys,
were
won
by
H.
C.
The a rtistic arran g em en t of the i vegetables w ere arranged at one sidi
tioned in separate articles won six
November 24, at Woodburn.
M ultnomah club booth as well as the ! on a stand which slanted downward, Compton of Boring, Oregon. He won ever, the work th at m akes b etter
cham pionships which m akes a total
housewives and is a strong incentive
Thanksgiving Day, November 30,
of 14. The clubs in the city of P o rt­
quality of the exhibits displayed won ' A. ,ab,e. wn8 ta8 ,efu ‘,y se t. at the front senior cham pion boar on Red King tor b etter homes.
of the booth with the cooking display G iant 414407; grand cham pion hour
land won six which makes 20 for alum ni. Gresham.
first prize on booths against all other
Portland Girl Wins ( up.
on it. The Dairy Hprd Record club on Red King G iant 414407; tenth prize
M ultnomah county. The rew ards for
Miss M arguerite S tark, of P ortland,
counties. The decoration was carried ch a rts w ere placed on the wall at the on spring boar on Red King Jr. 46175.
BAPTIST
PARSONAGE
IS
these is a chance to attend sum m er
NOW COMPLETED out in deep yellow and white. Lamp back and the sewing displays were o r In the spring sows class Mr. Comp­ tied with Miss Hisey by securing a
school at the college at the expense
shades made to represent large yellow the sides. Nothing was placed below ton won second on Miss Classy perfect score in her canning exhibit
of the state.
It may not be generally known that
1239658; sixth on Junfe 1239663. In at th e fair. She was given the sliver
chyrsanthem
um s covered the electric or above the eyes.
Other Prizes Won.
the Bethel B aptist church of G resh­ light bulbs and cast a golden glow
th
e spring litter class he won second loving cup put up by the Oregon
When asked how it was possible for
It was necessary to take first prize
on Red King Ju n io r 461751, Miss Clas­ F arm er. Miss S tark is only 13 years
am,
under
the
able
leadership
of
the
over
th
e
contents
of
th
e
booth.
h
er
county
to
have
a
booth
so
well
to secure a cham pionship. While all
It is im possible to do justice to the arranged and com plete in every way sy 1239658, Junie 1239663, and Lassie of age. She is a member of a family
did not succeed in securing these, Rev. D. Q. Barry, the local pastor, has
of eight children and has not had
booth
by describing it. L arge yellow Miss Ethel C alkins explained th a t it 1239660,
th e ir work was recognized by other completed a modern nine-room bunga­
many of the advantages th a t other
panels
covered
th
e
Nldes
and
the
cor­
is the resu lt of four years of hard
prizes. Those who secured other low with full basem ent which cost
PLEASANT VALLEY FAIR
girls have had. This is why the w in­
ners
w
ere
In
white.
Fan-shaped
work.
Miss
Calkins
has
been
In
this
$4000. The pleasing and outstanding
ones w ere:
TO BE HELD SATURDAY ning of the sliver cup m eant m ore to
Sewing, Div. 2, Eva French, Gil­ feature of the en terp rise is th a t it is stands w ere piled high w ith fru its of county for four years and it Is no'
A
com m unity fair will be held a t the h?r than “ W(,ul(l to ninny o,ller K,rl8'
bert, fourth prize; sewing,. Div. 3, nearly paid for in full as there is less all kinds. Yellow daisies with black necessary to try to tell how much has
She won the h eart of everyone by her
centers,
coming
from
the
top
of
piles
been accom plished by her in th at Pleasant Valley grange ball on Satur-
Mildred McKinney, second and Muriel than $300 outstanding when all of the
sw
eet disposition Hiid the splendid
of fru it made the piles seem to be length of time. It is fam iliar to ev­
funds are applied.
Holm, Maplewood, fourth.
day, October 7. The doors will be open work she has accom plished through
higher
th
an
they
actually
were.
The
eryone.
Camp Cooking, Paul W hiteside,
This home "is modern in style and
at 10 o'clock. Paul V. Maris from ; d h b work.
W est P ortland, seconc, and Woodrow equipm ent and will doubtless class
O. A. C. will deliver an address a t 3
Mistake I* Made,
W ilson, Springdale, fifth; canning, with up-to-date bungalow homes 15 MILL AT ZM LIBEL
FISHERMAN IS FINED
p. m. and there will be a literary and
Tbe i udK*nK of the club exhibits was
or 20 years from now.
Evelyn H ansen, fifth.
ULANI PROGRESSING
FOR BREAKING LAWS musical program In the evening com- *n Progress last Friday. Miss M arjorie
Much credit is due the members of
Homemaking,
Mildred
Metzger,
The progress of the Zweibel m anu­
Three men were arrested the la tte r mencing at 8 o'clock. Everything Is ^ m Bh, home dem onstration agent from
Gresham , th ird ; Mildred McKinney, the Ladies' Guild who, hy their u n tir­
j free except th e eats. Everybody is
college, Judged the canning dls-
ing efforts, have contributed fully one- factu rin g com pany is being watched p art of last week by Ben Boyson, dep­
Gresham , fifth.
cordlally Invited to attend and p arti-j
and M th . Jessie McComb, state
D airy Herd Record club, H enry third of the cost of this good project, with In terest hy many G resham citi­ uty fish and game warden, for fishing
cipate. E verything grown, produced , h°,n® dem onstration agent, the home
the
balance
being
made
up
by
liberal
Meyers, Cottrell, second; Emil Kil-
zens. Since W N. Sharp, who is an In the Sandy riv er w ithout license and or made on the farm Is eligible to en­ m aking exhibits. Mrs. McComb Judged
lin, Cottrell, th ird ; John Flem ing, subscriptions from m em bers of the experienced sawm ill m an, has become
using a spear. The men were B ert try in the exhibit such as vegetables, on the basis of eight for perfect In­
Victory, fourth; Percy Carlson, Vic­ church and friends.
affllated with th e company, the con­ Cline and C. H. Jackson of Orient and
fruit, including canned, preserved and stead of 10 as she does not believe th a t
The B aptist people especially and struction work Is being carried on at
tory, fifth.
J. W hite of Gresham.
evaporated products; nuts, dairy and any work can be perfect. W hile she
Ducks, Robert Soderqulst, Cedar, the com munity generally is to be con­ an even faste r rate than before. Con­
declared Helen Hisey's work to be
A hearing was given the men Mon­ poultry products.
fo u rth ; Helen A lthaus, Cedar, fifth. gratulated in having th e Rev. Mr. sidering the few men w orking there,
Club members will exhibit th eir practically perfect as she could find
Hogs, Poland China, W ilmer Nel­ B arry at the helm and, as chairm an an enorm ously large am ount of work day evening before Ju stice of the
nothing th a t she should have done or
son. Orient, fifth: Chester W’hites, of the building com mittee, I can te sti­ has been accom plished w ithin a short Peace, John Brown. B ert Cline said products and handiwork.
E xhibitors are requested to deliver d idn’t do or any work th a t was n ot as
he had caught all four of the salmon
fy to his untirin g efforts and diplo­ time.
John H arris, Orient, third.
th eir exhibits a t the grange hall on nearly perfect as possible, but adher­
H olsteins, Div. 2. Tracey Anderegg, macy In handling th is project w ithout
All of the beams for the mill are in but th a t the oth er two men accom-
panied
him
and
helped
him
carry
the
)
F
rid ay In order th a t everything may ing to her own principles, she gave
Lynch, second; W alter Anderegg, discord or contention.
plaee. The platform on w hich the
Miss Hlsey 98 on her work instead of
D. E. TOWLE.
Lynch, third. Div. 1, Tracey A nder­
cut-up plant Is to stand Is being built fish. All three were carrying the fish I be In place.
' J. E. S tansberry, sta te h o rticu ltu ral 100. Mrs. McComb did not know a t
Chairm an Building Committee.
egg, six th ; Robert K erslake, Victory,
ip in th e air above the platform that when arrested.
th a t tim e th a t a cup had been offered
Mr. Cline’s statem en t was accepted I inspector, will judge th e exhibits.
eighth.
is between the mill and the dry kiln.
EAST OF THE SANDY.
for the best score.
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Jerseys, Chas. Tallm an, Cedar, 4th;
The incline th u s produced will aid the and judgm ent passed. Mr. Brown said !
th a t Mr. Cline had broken the law In
ILBEl{ I ( '^N\ING IEAM
When the scores were exam ined to
Glen Cox, P leasant Valley, eighth.
Mrs. H ubbard is visiting at the C. E. cars in going through the dry kiln
M INS SI A I E PRIZE decide on the w inner of tbe cup Miss
Those winning prizes in the open Bram hall home and visiting old friends
The logs will be taken into the mill three ways. He was fishing w ithout
M arguerite S tark was the only girl
class are John Flem ing, second on in the neighborhood.
at the north tn d of the mill by a license, using a spear, which is for­
The G ilbert canning team won state
with a score of 100. She was, th ere­
junior yearling H olstein; potatoes,
means of a conveyor. After the logs bidden, and bad caught one more fish
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Low- were the
W illiam E lliott, first on one half bush­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B ram ­ a r t cut Into lum ber they will go than was allowed. He was fined $30 prize at the sta te fair last week, com­ fore, declared the w inner of the cup.
el A m erican W onders and Rollins
Club Leader Protests.
through the dry kiln and for season­ which Is considered a light fine for the peting against ten contestants. Tbe
hall last Sunday.
score was 94 per cent. Mrs. Jessie
It was impossible for the club mem­
Schedeen first on one half bushel of
ing, then on into the woodworking offense com mitted.
Mrs. C. Berney has been sick, but is
Burbanks.
plant on the same track
The cars
The fishing was done up the Sandy McComb, sta te dem onstration lender, bers In Gresham vicinity to allow such
now Improving.
judged the work. She said th e o r­ a decision to stand when one of th eir
The total am ount of money taken
will be brought back to the mill by riv er from the club house.
Mr. and Mrs. Low spent a day at the
ganization of the work as carried out I members bad an equally high score,
in this year on prizes by th e boys and
way of a second track.
by the G ilbert team was especially j Mlss Ethel Calkins took the m atter up
g irls of the ru ra l districts of Multno- state fair.
The m achinery for the mill is on Its BIBLE PICTURES BEING
Miss Ida Berney was a home visitor way here from the east. It consists
',' ah county at this fair is $172. This
with those In charge. Mr. Farrell was
SHOWN
IN
PORTLAND
The local leader of the wlniBng | th(.n aHk„d „ he wouldn.t ,,ke
K, Vfi
does not include the $100 given tor for the weekend.
of a cut-up p lant, a planer and a m a­
Ferd Lam bert is rid in g around in a chine for making broom handles. As
Moving pictures on the Bible are team Is Mrs. J. E. Maxwell. The I a cup and he gladly consented. When
first prize on the booth. TbiB was
used for expenses. It cost $58 to new Ford.
soon as the m achinery arriv es It will being shown In P o rtland at the audi­ members are Bonita Maxwell, E v cijn ■ Mr. F arrell looked over tbe scores and
Mrs. Low spent Saturday at Bull require very little work to get the en ­ torium th is week. They are shown Hansen and Louise G ardner. Tbe two
send the livestock car to the fair. The
saw only 98 points to tbe cred it of Miss
rem ainder of the money was used to Run w ith her daughter, Mrs. Fred tire p lan t In com plete running order. tw ice dally. The afternoon show be- named last a re r.ew members. Bonita i Hlsey, he thought he had been de­
O perations are expected to commence Kins at 2:30 and th e evening show at I Maxwell took the work last year. It ceived. Mrs. McComb had left the
buy decorations for the booth and pay Federspiel and new baby.
The schools have all begun and near­ !n about two more months.
8:30. They last about two hours. Was necessary to re-organise the team J
sm all expenses.
grounds and the situation looked pret-
ly
all
show
an
Increase
In
enrollm
ent.
They
began Friday, Septem ber 29, at the beginning of th is year as two
The special poultry prize of $15 is
by serious. She finally returned, how­
of
the
members
had
moved
away.
SWEET
SPECIALTIES
and are to run for a week.
not included In this total either. The Columbia high students are being
ever,
and all the m isunderstandings
Evelyn Hansen Is only 11 years old. j
WILL BE MADE HERE
Everyone who is at all Interested
ru ra l com munity only had three spec­ housed In the grange hall and under
were smoothed out.
She
won
first
prize
this
se
a
r
on
sec­
In the Bible should go and see these
imens in this exhibit. The main part the supervision of four very efficient
Earle A. Pack, form erly of Nampa.
The w inners of both cups were an ­
pictures If It Is possible to do so. A ond year sewing and fifth prize on In­
of it was made up by Portland clubs teachers. They hope to overcome th e ir
Idaho, has formed a company to be much clearer u n derstanding of the dividuai canning exhibit.
nounced F riday evening by Mr. F a r­
and the larger p a rt of th e $15 be­ many Inconveniences while the new
I known as Pack Products Co., incorpor­ Bible is gained through them. The
Having won the sta te cham pionship, rell In front of the grandstand which
longed to P ortland. The rem ainder high school Is being built. G. N. Mc­
ated under the laws of Oregon, with im agination lias not been allowed to the team will rep resen t Oregon at was filled with people w aiting for the
was used for expenses. It was need­ Kay Is 'principal again th is year and
horse show.
ed for th a t purpose and there was not Jas. A. Finley is teaching music again. I headquarters here and at Portland. w ander and nothing Is slsown except Spokane next fall In an In terstate con­
The local leader for the home m ak­
The
company
has
leased
the
property
test.
w
hat
the
Bible
says
actually
occurred.
enough to divide among th e exhibit­ The two new teachers are Miss B erner ]
This honor was won by the Powoll ing club which carried off so many
and a building owned by Mrs. E.
The organ music and the singing by
ors. This prize was given on account j and Mjgg c rOckett.
prizes Is Mrs, A. Hlsey of Gresham.
of having the largest and best poultry j Mrg w n l H ardln(t and Mrs. Olla Boughner on Powell street. The build­ a human voice from a unseen person Valley canning t"am lost year.
She deserves much credit for the splen­
ing will be reconstructed end made gives a wonderful setting for the pic­
exhibit.
| Woodard left last week to spend a few
S. I*. IH«eovers Yew U-e for
did work accomplished by the girls.
I
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suitable for m anufacturing purposes. tu res. The scene opens with Adam ;
I weeks near Underwood, W ashington.
_
,
,
,
. ,,, .
Marbles.
George Angell, a w riter for the Ore­
/
... The product for the present will be a and Eve in the garden of Eden. The I
LUMBER ACTIVITY Is
new use for m arbles has been
Mrs. T. F Soule, who was very III ,,
.
,
.
. .
. ,
. ,
,
line of specialties In confections.
SAID TO BE IMPROVING | 1, last week.
tem pter in the shape of th e serpent . »ownd by
Southern Pacific c o m -, gon F arm er, presented Miss S tark with
Is much Improved.
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1 W ork has started on the overhaul­ is also shown. The old testam en t Is , pany according to F. W. Taylor, pur- ' the cup. A second cup was also pre­
Salzman B rothers are building a new !
Recent statistics received on lumber
sen ted by th is paper to the boy secur-
ing
of
the
building
and
m
achinery
will followed on through to w here Abra- ' < basing agent for th e com pany.
show a decided Increase of orders for addition to th e ir garage and will use It
'.am Is sent a ram as a substitute of
A
_,)?Iy
e
.
i Ing the highest score. It was won by
shortly be Installed.
lum ber during the past month. This for a barber shop.
;n diam eter, has ju st been purchased
Is said to be due to the Increasing ac­
Mr. Pack is president of the com­ ferinx for his son Isaac.
j ny the Southern Pacific to be used in Leslie Barrow of Silverton, Marion
Roy Parsons and Tom Northway are
tivity of the Japanese m arket. The
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P arsons 1,ld ! la llrc sd tic ket tubes for the retention county on his B erkshire hog.
pany and associated with him are Roy
middle w estern buyers have called for building a new garage and blacksm ith
A. MeCourry, secretary, and J. C Me­ Miss Faye Lord w ent Into P o rtland to ¡ i f local cnrdlioard tickets. The mar-
a large volume of yard stocks, evi­ shop.
Sunday afternoon anil |
serve as w eights and the ticket«
The woman who Is proud of her ’‘ail­
Courry, trea su rer The McCourrys are see the pictures
dently In expectation of heavy buying
. , .
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are forced do vn the tube by gravity m ents" seldom has anything else to be
Baby B arbara Joy Is spending the I
were
much
Impressed
with
them.
from th e farm ers when the crops are
from As’oria.
I thercbj causing them to rem ain in proud of.
harvested. The revival of the Jap- w inter with her grandm other, Mrs. G
I place and rendering them m ore roadl-
enese m arket after a decided slum p M » .K a y
Mllh A n Bu>i.
When a man gets his automobile by accessible to ticket clerks
When you become generally known
cu rin g the preceding m onths means
i.emes have been tried by as somebody's husband, It's tim e to go
Miss Beatrice Bourgeois Is attend-
Grow
Pacific Lumber Index, on» all tired out' bis pocketbook Is likely
'.hat the Japanese have been torced
;he railroad for weighting tick ets In out back of the barn and shoot yourself
Ing school in Bellingham. W ashington i last month, shows th at 81 per cent of to be the same way.
to buy.
the m ills n Oreyon a rd In W a’ blng-
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tubes but the m arbles have been found through the little finger.
j ton are In operation. Of the 392 mills
It la all rig h t for a youth to think he m„ .t economical and efficient
Hut lonk-Oreennlan Rarviiin«.
Bnlldln'.' Activities In Portland.
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| in Cmse wo tates. 317 were cutting knows It ail. A few years later his
A man may not know w hat Is good
Building perm its Issued In Portland
From now until October 31 the Out­ daiiv ’’<’ 184,600 feet, or 108 per cent son will make him understand he
A lilfferent F|«h Mtory.
for him but he doesn’t w ant anybody
for the month of A ugust totaled 1644 look will receive com bination sub­ of t ip to tal eight-hour capacity of the doesn’t know any th in g
"Been fishing, eh? I suppose a lot else to tell him w hat's good for him.
with a valuation of $1.941.380. A part­ scriptions for the Outlook, Dally and I en t.-e number. Mills with a capacity
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j of big ones got away.”
m ent house construction c e n tim e s to Sunday Oregonian for one year for $7. I of I n th an 50,000 feet num bered 154
One sign of wealth, these days. Is to
"No, worse than that. If there were
If you allow yourself to get Into a
be a feature of building activities In The Outlook and Dally rithout Sun- , and of the»e 113, or 71 per cent wer - be able to stay a t home In i um m er . any big ones In th at lake, they d id n ’t
rut, you'll soon find yourself In a ra ­
general.
i day. $5.
Ì in t .^ratio n .
w ithout exciting com m ent
j even bite.”—D etroit F ree Press.
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